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Getting Started

Installing 3VR OpCenter

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  1. Choose Select channels manually radio button.



  2. Select the number of cameras to view.

    Note

    If there is no option to view 16 channels on a 16, 24, or 32 channel system, make sure that the OpCenter window is maximized and that you are viewing OpCenter on a monitor with sufficient resolution for 16 channels (minimum
    1280x1024).


  3. Click the down arrow in the corner of a video panel to display the list of channels and select a the new channel.

Viewing Video Feeds from a Channel group

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Searching for Events

Setting up a Search

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  1. In the Search panel, choose the Faces event type check box.
  2. Click Specify radio button.
  3. Select People and Characteristics check box, then select Person radio button.
  4. Scroll through the list of people to find the face, name, or person ID of the person you are searching for. Click to select that person.
  5. Expand the number of face events found in your search by lowering the Similarity. See the first page of this chapter for more information.
  6. Click Search.
Tip
  • You can also search for all people except a selected person. Set the similarity level to Matches Only by moving the slider bar all the way to the top and choose Not check box. The Not check box  option is disabled if you select a similarity level other than Matches Only.
  • If you are searching for a person who appeared in a recent face event, it may be easier to search for that person from the Monitor panel. See Recent Events for more information.

Searching for User-Defined Characteristics

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  1. In the Search panel, choose the Faces event type check box.

  2. Click Specify radio button.
  3. Select People and Characteristics check box and then Characteristics radio button.


  • To search for people within a defined group, select Groups check box.

    Scroll through the list of groups to find the name of the group you are searching for, and click the group name to select that group.

  •  To search for people by Employee ID, gender, or hair color select Person Properties check box and specify a search value.

4. To increase the specificity of the search, lowering the level of Similarity. See Face Events for more information about adjusting for similarity.

5. Click Search.

Tip

The Employee ID, Gender and/or Hair color options will only produce useful results if these properties have been manually entered regularly and consistently. See People Panel for more information on editing person details.





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  1. Click the profile or profile image and click Unmatch
    Profile to open the Unmatch Profiles window.

  2. Select one of the three ways to unmatch this profile:
    1. For low-quality profiles, select Keep selected profile on this person, but do not use for future searches and alerts radio button.

      The profile will still be associated with the profile, but the images will not be used for face recognition and will not be displayed in the Profiles tab.
    2. For incorrectly matched people you want to save, create a new profile from the profile in the by selecting Create a new person from the profile radio button.

      This profile will be placed in the Uncategorized group.
    3. For incorrectly matched profiles you do not wish to save, select Unmatch without creating a new person radio button.

      No new profile will be created, and the face event type will revert to Indexed (see Working with Face Events for more information about Indexed face events).

    4. Click Unmatch to unmatch the profile. Click Cancel to close the window without unmatching.




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Selecting Channels

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Info

Once a person profile has been created from a face event, that person’s identifying information can also be edited in the People panel. See people panel section for more information.

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  1. Click All to select all channels.

  2. Right-click on individual channels and use the resulting menu to:
     
    • Add channels to your selection

    • Remove channels from the selection

    • Add or remove groups of channels

    • Select or deselect all channels

  3. You can also choose predefined groups of channels from the Channels drop-down menu by checking the boxes beside channel group names.

Refer Selecting Channels for more information.

Select Alert Actions

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  1. Check the check box beside each action that should be performed when this alert is triggered.

Refer creating alert response actions topic for more information .

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  1. In the Monitor tab, click an event card.

  2. For some event types, including face events, a set of high quality images will be displayed when the Images tab of the Event Detail Viewer is selected.

  3. To view an enlarged version of an image, double click the image, or click the image and click View Image.

    A window displaying an enlarged version of the image will be displayed.

  4. To zoom in on a portion of the image, click and drag to draw a rectangle over the portion you want to enlarge.

  5. Release the mouse button when the box surrounds the region you want to enlarge.

    To zoom back out, click anywhere in the image.

  6. Click Close to return to OpCenter.

    Info

    For motion events, you must generate your own images; see Saving Frames from Motion Events, for details.




Using Image Enhancement Controls

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  1. Click on an event card. Any images saved from that event will be displayed in the Images tab of the Event Detail Viewer.

  2. To add an image to the clipboard, right-click the image and select Add to 3VR OpCenter Image Clipboard. Each time an image is
    added, the Clipboard will open automatically.

  3. The 3VR OpCenter Image Clipboard shows all images that have been added to the clipboard, stamped with the channel name, date, and time.

    To change the size of the displayed images, move the Image Size slider bar. When images are displayed at a larger size, it may be necessary to use the scroll bar to view all of the images.

  4. Click Select All to quickly select all images on the clipboard

    Hold down the Ctrl key click to select multiple individual images.

    Click Select None to clear your current selection.

    Click Remove to remove selected images from the Clipboard.
  5. When one or more images are selected, click Print, Export, or Email to print, save, or share images via email.

    Refer  Printing Images for more information.

  6. To close the Clipboard, click Close.

    The Clipboard will re-open automatically when more images are added.

    To view the Clipboard at any time, click in the upper right-hand corner of any panel.

    Info

    Closing OpCenter will clear the 3VR OpCenter Image Clipboard.




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  1. Select specific events by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking the event cards for the events you wish to export.

  2. Right-click one of the selected event cards and select Export Video by Channel/Time option.

  3. Modify the Start and End time for the video export, if necessary.

  4. Modify the selected channels, if necessary.

  5. Select the location where you wish to save the exported video from the Location drop-down menu. To create a new folder, select Create new folder and enter the new folder name.

  6. To include 3VR Evidence Viewer, select Include 3VR Evidence Viewer Application.

  7. Click Export to export all available video from the selected channels over the specified time range.

  8. When exporting is complete, click Close to return to the Video panel.

    Refer Viewing Exported Video in EvidenceViewer for more information.


Working with Exported Surveillance

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