User Manual

Siveillance Video 2019 9 SI SSP SH LPS COS Video
Rules, time profiles and notifications
• Powerful Microsoft Outlook®-style rule system
supports an unlimited number of rules.
• Rule actions are triggered by event, time interval
or a combination of event and time. Rules can be
optionally stopped by event or after a certain
time.
• Time profiles with reoccurring time selection and
expire condition support an unlimited number of
time profiles.
• Dynamic day-length time profile follows daylight
changes over the year for a given location defined
by a GPS position, including daylight savings time.
• Trigger events:
The Siveillance Video system and connected
devices support a wide set of events that can be
used to trigger actions using the rule system.
Events are grouped in the following categories:
- Hardware: events that relate to physical
hardware devices connected to the system.
- Devices: events that relates to certain functions
and states of devices available to the Siveillance
Video system via the connected hardware
devices.
- External Events: events that relate to VMS
integrations.
• - Recording server: events that relate to failover,
archiving and database functions.
- Analytics: events from integrated applications
and systems.
• For further details on available trigger events,
please refer to the Siveillance Video
Administrator's Manual.
• Start actions: The triggering events may initiate a
wide set of actions in the VMS system, connected
devices or integrated systems.
For a complete list of available actions, please
refer to the Siveillance Video Administrator's
Manual.
• Stop actions: The rule engine may also trigger
stop actions in the VMS system, connected
devices or integrated systems upon the
completion of a rule.
For a complete list of available stop actions,
please refer to the Siveillance Video
Administrator's Manual
• Multi-recipient customizable email notification
with image and/or AVI attachment of incidents.
User rights management
• Supports inherited user rights and the ability to
assign partial management rights
• Common and central management of all user
rights across all user and programmatic (MIP SDK)
interfaces.
• Overall system security definition makes it
possible to globally allow or deny permission to
devices and functions (such as manage, read, edit
and delete).
• Device-specific security definition makes it
possible to allow or deny permission to individual
devices and functions (such as manage, read, edit
and delete).
• Roles control user and administrator access to:
• General: Management Client and Siveillance
Video Client profiles, dual authorization rights,
system log-in time profile.
Cameras: visibility, administrate, live view (within
time profile), playback (within time profile),
search sequences, export, smart search, AUX
commands, manual recording.
• Inputs and outputs: visibility, administrate,
status, activation.
• External events: visibility, administrate, trigger
• View groups privileges.
Servers: Siveillance Video server access and
authentication details.
• Alarms: visibility of alarms and ability to manage
alarms.
• Application: manager, Siveillance Video
Client/Siveillance Video Web Client/Siveillance
Video Mobile, live/ playback/setup, status API and
service registration API
Siveillance Video : Plug-in permissions