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Page 2: About This Manual
About this Manual Especially important information is emphasized by the following symbols in this manual. Important: Especially important instructions which must be observed in all cases! Attention: Important information. Tip: General information.
Page 3 The license conditions of artec technologies AG apply. The publisher assumes no liability for the content and relevance of links present here. The operators alone are responsible for the content of the pages presented here.
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents of delivery MULTIEYE-HYBRID Recorder Kit ................................. 21 Contents of deliveryMULTIEYE-NET ................................. 21 ................................. 21 Maximum count of video channels of a MULTIEYE system ................................21 Capability characteristics of the MULTIEYE video boards MULTIEYE videoboard-combinations for 8-32 cameras ................................22 ...........................
Page 5 ................................. 34 ................................. 34 Electrical loads 4 Additional extension boards ........................... Audio extension EX-Audio 16 ................................35 5 USB Dongle for MULTIEYE-NET (WIBU-Key Dongle) ...................................................... 6 Connecting PTZ cameras ........................... 7 Recorder chassis ........................... 8 Hints for preparing the system BIOS ................................
Page 6 ................................60 Individuel MultiScreen layout with the Desktop Layouter ................................62 Configurations and Settings Timer: Start recording ................................62 Replay / Starting MULTIEYE-HYBRID-Player ................................62 ................................63 MULTIEYE Remote Control (MRC) ................................63 Locking System Date and Time / Display of "images per second"...
Page 7 Configuration EX-IO alarm board ................................110 ................................. 111 EX-IO alarm board connectors ................................. 112 EX-IO alarm board switch outlets Optional MULTIEYE modules and licenses ................................. 112 Konfiguration Joystick Settings ................................113 Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer 1 Start of the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer ...........................
Page 8 Programm protocols (LOG-files) ................................140 System information ................................141 Live-Updater ................................141 ................................141 SystemRestorer 4 Hardware ........................... Remote Access of Videos via Network / ISDN / DSL and Internet ........................... 1 Remote access modes © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 9 ................................172 ................................. 173 Setting up a Dial-up / RAS Server ................................. 176 Setting up Dial up/RAS client 2 Integrating MULTIEYE-HYBRID cameras into your own web sites ........................... 3 Example of notification via an external program ........................... 4 The hosts file ...........................
Page 11 Introduction...
Page 12: Introduction
MULTIEYE Usermanual Introduction We are very glad that we could win your interest as a customer for our product MULTIEYE-HYBRID or MULTIEYE-NET. MULTIEYE-HYBRID und MULTIEYE-NET combine highest technical functionality with dependability and stability and offer the user, in addition to other characteristics, a video surveillance system optimized for use and equipped with all enhancements.
Page 13 Order of Installation...
Page 14: Order Of Installation
MULTIEYE Usermanual Order of Installation The Installation / activation of a MULTIEYE recorder and/or MULTIEYE software should be done in the following sequence: o Installation of the hardware (video boards, audio boards, I/O boards) o Connect the analog and network cameras...
Page 15 System Requirements...
Page 16: System Requirements
It's possible to use these videoboards in lower performance PCs. The optimale condition for MULTIEYE-HYBRID for the types 425, 1625 and especially for the types 1650 and 16100 are Intel-based mainboards in combination with Intel CPUs like P4, XEON and better.
Page 17: Processors
Especially interesting are systems with multiple processors (Intel XEON) or multicore-processors like Pentium D, because the MULTIEYE software supports multiple processors and multicore systems and that results in a notable increase of the system performance. This is especially important when you want to use many IP-cameras.
Page 18: Dual Monitor Operation
3.3.5.1 Dual monitor operation MULTIEYE-Hybrid supports the dual monitor / dual graphics cards operation. For example it's possible to switch the MultiScreen on monitor one OR monitor two. Just right-click into an empty space in the upper userbar. The software saves the position of the windows.
Page 19: Video Signals Of The Attached Cameras
MULTIEYE-Hybrid. The MULTIEYE video boards work correct in the tolerance range 0.7 - 1.5 Vss. Wrong output levels of cameras can result in color corruption or full loss of the video signal.
Page 20 Hardware...
Page 21: Hardware
The delivered MULTIEYE-Hybrid software supports the operation up to 32 channels in a single system. Analog and network cameras can be combined together. If systems with more than 32 channels shall be build, multiple MULTIEYE-Hybrid recorders can be combined in one total system. This can be administrated over one MultiScreen interface.
Page 22: Multieye Videoboard-Combinations For 8-32 Cameras
MULTIEYE Usermanual 4.1.3 MULTIEYE videoboard-combinations for 8-32 cameras Because of the Multiboard operation there is a wide range of system capabilities. Camera PCI-chassis- Board Board EX-4 EX-24 expansion inputs slots 16xxx expansion EX-24 BNC-12 Additional licenses Expansion boards like EX-4, EX-24 and EX-IO can be connected to the video boards of the type 16xxx.
Page 23: Description Of The Multieye Video Boards
Hardware Description of the MULTIEYE video boards 4.2.1 Video board type 425 The video board model 425 is provided with four analog BNC video inputs, audio input, monitor interface, Watchdog jumper ports, connection for an overlay board and the jumpers to activate/deactivate the 75 ohm termination.
Page 24: Video Boards Type 1650 And 16100
EX-IOC alarm board (input / output board). On the video board there are 16 DIP switches for switching of the 75 ohm termination of the video signals. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 25: Ohm Termination:the Dip Switches
Delivery contents of the video board type 16200 · Video board type 16200 · Two breakout cables · One audio extension board and a 5 pole flat ribbon cable · MULTIEYE-Hybrid software CD · Diskette with the license · Watchdog cable · Usermanual and short information 4.2.5...
Page 26: Ohm Termination: The Dip Switches
1 - 8 video board 32100 (lower D-SUB15 connector) 9 - 16 video board 32100 (upper D-SUB15 connector) 17 - 24 extension board (lower D-SUB15 connector, J2) 25 - 32 extension board (upper D-SUB15 connector, J4) © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 27: Contents Of Delivery Video Board Type 32100
Video board type 32100 o Break out cable (four pieces) o Audio extension board with 5-pole flat ribbon cable o MULTIEYE-HYBRID software CD o Diskette with license (bought analog licenses and one IP-Demo license) o Extension board with 40-pole flat ribbon cable...
Page 28: Description Video Board Type Mp8200
Contents of delivery video board type MP8200 · Video board type MP8200 (PCI / PCI-Express) · Break out cable (2 pieces) · MULTIEYE-HYBRID Software CD · License disk (bought analog licenses and one IP demo license) · Watchdog cable · MULTIEYE User manual 4.2.7.6...
Page 29: Watchdog At Multiboard Operation
1650 and 16100 are connected over the audio extension board. The input sensitivity can be justified in a wide range. (see also: Configuration audio The video board supplies a phantom potential of 2V for operating capacitor microphones. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 30: Overlay Board Connector
The EX-4 extension board is delivered with a 10 pole connecting cable. It contains four jumpers to activate/deactivate the 75 ohm termination. For a secure mounting the delivery contains also a fitting panel and two nuts. The EX-4 extension board can be used with the video boards 1625, 1650 and 16100. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 31: Extension Board
You've got another benefit from the EX-24 extension board if the PC is built into a 19" rack. All video cables can be connected to the break out cable and then only the break out cable has to be connected to the extension board. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 32: Ex-Io Alarm Board
The EX-IO alarm board is an extension card with IO connections. Alarm systems, motion detectors, door openers and other alarm signalers can serve over the EX-IO board into the MULTIEYE-Hybrid system as signalers for motion or event depending 8 è recording. (e.g. external alarm system triggers...
Page 33: Alarmboard Ex-Ioc
To cascade with a second alarm board the second connector is used. (see following pictures) 4.3.6.1 Connecting the alarm board to the video board type 16200 4.3.6.2 Connecting the alarm board to the video board type 32100 © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 34: Dip Switch Settings
While Voltage Mode (S1-1 and S1-2 set to „OFF“): Inputs Min. 3 V, typically 5 V, max. 12 V DC (Relay: min. 0 Ohm, max. 170 Ohm) Outputs max. relay load: 125 V, 0.5 A, 30 W © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 35: Additional Extension Boards
EX-AUDIO16 boards. USB Dongle for MULTIEYE-NET (WIBU-Key Dongle) The Software MULTIEYE-NET will be delivered with an USB dongle. This dongle protects the MULTIEYE software and is similar the license-key for additional extensions, online updates, etc. Important: At the installation of the MULTIEYE-NET software the dongle-driver has to be installed separately! Informations and hints are found in the Windows systemcontrol under "WIBU Key".
Page 36: Recorder Chassis
Control" or “PWROn after PWR fail".) Please check your computer’s user’s manual to see if this function is supported. In case the MULTIEYE-HYBRID system is to be operated without a keyboard, then the option “Halt on Errors" should be set to “All but Keyboard".
Page 37: Configuring Windows
4.8.3 Automatic Windows login So that MULTIEYE will automatically re-boot – for example if a PC reset is activated by the Watchdog or after a power outage – automatic user login must be activated. Automatic user login can be activated in the Windows user settings. In Windows XP, the "old" user administration (start è...
Page 38 Installing video boards and software...
Page 39: Installing Video Boards And Software
5.1.2 Installation MULTIEYE-NET If you install MULTIEYE-NET the installing of video boards is not applicable. Instead a dongle has to be connected and installed. First you have to install the dongle-systemdriver and then - during the MULTIEYE software installation - the WIBU-Key dongle driver.
Page 40: Installation Of The Videoboard System Drivers
Driver installation on a Windows XP system is described here. Installation under Windows 2000 is done similarly. Switch on the PC and place the MULTIEYE Installation CD into the CD-ROM drive. After boot up, the following dialog window appears. The new hardware was found by the system and has to be installed now.
Page 41: Multieye-Net: Installing The Usb-Dongle (Wibu-Key Dongle)
Always use the same USB port for the dongle! Hint: MULTIEYE-NET always requires this dongle to work correctly. When you unplug the dongle while MULTIEYE-NET is running, the program will be deactivated after one hour. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 42: Installing Multieye-Hybrid
MULTIEYE Usermanual Installing MULTIEYE-HYBRID After installing the drivers and connecting the cameras, please put the MULTIEYE-HYBRID CD into the CD-ROM drive. The menu window for the installation of the MULTIEYE-HYBRID software will now open. By clicking the symbol you can select the language which you want to install.
Page 43 Installing video boards and software Important: In former versions of MULTIEYE-NET it was necessary to install software for the dongle. This is now no longer necessary! Hint: After completing the installation, you should update MULTIEYE-HYBRID to the newest product version. This can easily be done via the Live-Updater which you can start from the folder “MULTIEYE-HYBRID”...
Page 44 Licensing and activation...
Page 45: Licensing And Activation
Licensing and activation General information about avtivation With the delivery of a MULTIEYE-HYBRID DVR Kit or MULTIEYE-NET, you receive an additional floppy disk with a license key. With this disk, you can activate your software for the delivered hardware. For licensing, the included video board or the USB dongle must be installed in your system beforehand. If no floppy disk drive is available, the license key can be typed in manually.
Page 46: Activating Extensions
If the MULTIEYE system is connected to the Internet, activation can be carried out as described below. Otherwise read Ordering licence key per fax ©...
Page 47 If you have just activated an e.g. IP camera license, you will now find the . license in the category MIP0-0K1100…. "Add-On Modules" “ ” stands for the MULTIEYE IP module and “ ” MIP0 0K1100… contains the serial number of the video card to which this license is linked.
Page 48: Meaning Of The License Keys
VideoCenter II One additional camera license always allows the operation of four additional cameras. Hint: Activation is always easiest when the MULTIEYE system is connected to the internet. 6.3.2 Applying online for a license key è Key-Generator. To do this, you A license key can likewise be requested at the internet page www.multieye.de...
Page 49: Applying Per Fax For A License Key
+49 (0)5441 5995-70. Restoring licenses online If the MULTIEYE-HYBRID system has to be reinstalled, all licenses for the installed hardware (video boards and dongles) can be restored when your system is connected to the internet. Click on the key symbol in the license display...
Page 50 MULTIEYE-HYBRID interface...
Page 51: Multieye-Hybrid Interface
Afterwards recording can immediately be started. We recommend to configure MULTIEYE-HYBRID individually to benefit from the many advantages and features of MULTIEYE-HYBRID.
Page 52: Starting Multiscreen
Select the system to work with and click on [Connect] Then the login to the system follows. At the time of the initial start of MULTIEYE, no passwords have been assigned. After choosing a user name and entering in a password, you log into the...
Page 53: Configuring Multiscreen
With the mouse pointer, go to the panel of the camera which is to be displayed and with which you wish to record. Left-click on the image and hold the button pressed. Now drag the image to a window of your choice and release the mouse button. The camera image will appear in the selected window. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 54: Multiscreen At The Initial Start
MULTIEYE Usermanual 7.2.2 MultiScreen at the initial start If you have already connected the analog cameras prior to initially starting MULTIEYE, the screen will be divided to correspond to the number of licensed channels. The connected cameras will be displayed directly.
Page 55: Ip Camera
7.2.5 Subsequent connection of cameras If you connect cameras after installing MULTIEYE, these will be automatically detected by the running program but not automatically displayed on MultiScreen. You can recognize active cameras by their neutral camera icon . For display you must Drag&Drop these cameras onto the MultiScreen and for recording you must configure at least the ringbuffer.
Page 56: Multiscreen Toolbar
Drag & Drop. In order to reverse the alignment of a camera, you need only Drag&Drop it in the wastepaper basket. In this way, modifications to the user interface can be carried out quickly and without complication. Hint: The previous configuration for the camera is NOT erased in such a case. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 57: Selecting Cameras
The HotSpot windows is a flexible window, which can - caught in a crossfire of events - display different cameras. Following events can trigger the HotSpot window: · Time controlled · Motion detection · Alarm · Mouseclick into a camera window · Joystick-Events © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 58 To define the HotSpot window just Drag&Drop - like a camera - the symbol to a block. ê In the upper shown example you see a possible layout, where the HotSpot window is the central element rounded by normal camera windows for overview. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 59 If motion is detected, the according camera will be shown in the HotSpot window. The sensitivity is set in the settings under "Motion Detection". 3. On Alarm If an alarm is triggered (e.g. via an EX-IO board) the according camera will be displayed in the HotSpot. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 60: Multiscreen Layout
Up to 32 camera windows can be simultaneously displayed on MultiScreen by mouse click. With the numerous possibilities for configuring MULTIEYE-HYBRID according to your personal preferences, you can give the application a completely new layout in the shortest amount of time.
Page 61 Again, alignment is done by Drag&Drop as described above. Below the tab you can create [Desktop] your own MultiScreen layouts. Below the tab , you will find further graphically depicted templates which can be simply adopted [Examples] by double-clicking on them. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 62: Configurations And Settings
With a click on the timer button the recording will be started. If recording is activated the button is signed red. 7.3.8 Replay / Starting MULTIEYE-HYBRID-Player By clicking on the symbol depicted here, you call up the MULTIEYE-HYBRID Player (see also: Analysis with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 63: Multieye Remote Control (Mrc)
7.3.9 MULTIEYE Remote Control (MRC) With a click on this symbol, you can connect to other MULTIEYE recorders/servers in the network. If a MULTIEYE server is selected and the login process has been carried out, the MultiScreen of the selected...
Page 64: Exiting Multieye-Hybrid
· completely terminate MULTIEYE-HYBRID. Recording will be terminated then as well. Attention: MULTIEYE-HYBRID can also be terminated with the symbol in the Windows System Tray (next to the Windows clock). Just click on this symbol with the right mouse button and confirm "Close All".
Page 65: Fullscreen Display
Configuring ring storage 7.4.4 Camera outage detection (Video loss) MULTIEYE monitors the quality of the camera signal. In case of camera outage (video loss) or if the video signals are outside of the tolerance range, this image appears for the specific camera.
Page 66: Camera Window Contextmenu
When you first run the program you will be immediately directed to the window for setting up the ring storage as soon as you start the timer (see also: Ring storage assistent 7.4.5.2 PTZ camera control PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) systems (for example dome cameras, pan/tilt heads) can be controlled directly from within MULTIEYE. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 67: Ptz Control Via Popup Menu
PTZ via joystick and/or keyboard A camera can be controlled, scanned, tilted and zoomed with a joystick. To activate this capability, just click on “ ” in the camera pop-up menu window. PTZ via Joystick Zoom In Zoom Out © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 68: Playback Of The Most Recently Recorded Video
This shows that the displayed image is a recorded video. 7.4.5.6 Anti-aliasing When this option is activated, the image displayed is „softer“. Because this setting increases server load, you should only set this feature for cameras when it is truly necessary. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 69 VIII Configuring MULTIEYE-HYBRID...
Page 70: Configuring Multieye-Hybrid
With this button in the toolbar of MultiScreen you gain access to the configuration of the settings for MULTIEYE-HYBRID. In the area at the left in the menu you can select the individual functions for configuration. This column is divided into two main configuration groups: o Standard o Advanced © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 71: Global Settings
WAV format (Windows Media compatible). 8.1.2 Regional settings With this function you can select one of the various languages available in MULTIEYE-HYBRID. You can also select the video norm of the analog video inputs © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 72: System Options: Watchdog And Autostart With Windows
8.1.4.3 Autostart MultiScreen After activating this option the MultiScreen will automatically be started after the start of the MULTIEYE Services and you will be presented the login screen. When the option “Auto Login” in the User Management is additionally activated the MultiScreen starts directly without requesting a login.
Page 73: Quick Configuration
· type of recording · sensitivity parameters for the individual cameras By double-clicking onto the symbols you can configure the settings (Size, Timer, Ringstorage and Codec) or you will be guided to the corresponding configuration pages. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 74: Image Settings
NOT all settings (brightness, contrast, color tone and saturation) for IP network cameras and IP video servers can be made in this menu. Such settings must be changed with the “Tools” menu for IP systems. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 75: Video Settings
Using the MPEG4 codec the recorder hardware - the computer - needs a lot of more power than using MJPEG compression. You only should switch to MPEG4 for those video cameras you need to see fast movements. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 76: Video Resolution
The console “Pre-Alarm-Duration” serves to determine how many seconds of a video should be stored before event recording begins. The setting ranges from 0 seconds to 15 minutes and can be set in 10-second steps. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 77: Ptz Cameras
8.3.6 PTZ cameras If the camera has PTZ control functions, these can be configured here. Click [Configure] First the camera profile has to be loaded. Click : [Profile] © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 78: Integration Of Network (Ip) Cameras And Ip Video Servers
8.3.7 Integration of network (IP) cameras and IP video servers In addition to the possibility of incorporating analog video cameras into your MULTIEYE-HYBRID system, you can also integrate IP cameras and IP video servers as well. One activated IP camera test connection is standard on MULTIEYE-HYBRID recorder kits with video boards.
Page 79 Configuring MULTIEYE-HYBRID Licensing of additional IP cameras is described in the installation manuals. When you start MULTIEYE-HYBRID the first time, you will be prompted to configure an attached IP-camera if one is present. To configure the IP-camera, please click on the arrow This signal in the upper left corner indicates, that no ring storage has been applied.
Page 80 MULTIEYE Usermanual By clicking on [Profile] you will access the list of supported IP systems (IP network cameras and IP video servers). With a double-click first choose the manufacturer © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 81 Cameras from other MULTIEYE systems can be integrated into the MultiScreen as an IP camera. With this IP camera profile you can add analog and digital IP cameras of other MULTIEYE recorders into your system (cascading of MULTIEYE systems). With a click on...
Page 82 By using HTTP filters you can restrict the search. There may be problems finding IP devices due to active firewalls inside your network. Therefore it may happen a camera will not be found if this is located behind a firewall © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 83 If these settings can NOT be modified here, you will have to set them via the “Tools” of the IP system manufacturer. If necessary, enter the user’s name and password for access to the camera. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 84: Camera Text
The texts can be positioned as desired - either by selecting one of the four defaults or by moving the text position window by dragging it with the mouse while holding down the left mouse key. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 85: Motion Detection
Configuring MULTIEYE-HYBRID Motion detection MULTIEYE-HYBRID's motion detection is permanently activated during recording, i.e., provides continuous recording. Motion data / informations are always stored with the recording. This enables a fast analysis of the images with the MultiPlayer. (see also: Analysis with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer 8.4.1...
Page 86: Setting Motion Detection Sensitivity
The sensitivity of motion detection can be set with the slide lever. The extent of motion change is displayed by the small arrows above and below the slide lever. In addition, motion image changes are accentuated in red in the live motion detection control window. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 87: Privat Zones
Privat zones New in MULTIEYE is the feature to define private zones. These masked areas will be blanked in the MultiScreen and in the recorded videos. With this features it is possible view to public areas without disturbing the privacy of people because private areas can be hidden.
Page 88 “Add” or “New”. When, in addition, an end date is given, a series of days can then be entered. Accordingly, such exceptional days (e.g., Christmas, Easter Sunday, etc.) can be included and scheduled into the timer from the very beginning. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 89: Deleting Times
The entire time bar for that day is now backlighted in gray and can be re-configured. Attention: Individual switching times can be deposited into the trash by using Drag&Drop while holding down the “CTRL” key. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 90: Programming Recording Times
You can program a maximum of 24 switching times per day. Attention: To avoid blank spaces between two recording / switching times, the timer fields have been “magnetized”, i.e., neighboring switching times mutually attract one another and close the gaps between themselves. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 91: Copying Times
Hardware requirements – hard drives , at least two hard drives should always be used in a MULTIEYE-HYBRID system. The first drive should be reserved for the operating system, and the video data should be stored on the other hard drive(s).
Page 92: Manually Or Dynamically Memory Management
The hard disk memory can be managed dynamically or not dynamically. Using a non-dynamic hard disk management the administrator assigns to each camera a dedicated amount of memory on the hard disks. Using the dynamic hard disk management the MULTIEYE system manages automatically the hard disks for the cameras. Important: Until storage has been assigned to a camera its videos cannot be recorded! 8.6.2...
Page 93 Configuring MULTIEYE-HYBRID With MULTIEYE it is possible to lock drives / partitions so that they will not be used as memory for recording. With a right click onto the drive the context menu appears and you can lock or unlock this drive.
Page 94: Manuel Configuration / Installing Additional Cameras
„Camera ring storage“. The storage allocation of the present partition or hard drive will be displayed “partition data”. fields “Reserved” and “Totally reserved” necessary when using Dynamic Ring Storage Management and will be therefore not displayed. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 95: Deleting Videos
· In the toolbar of the MultiScreen, end any recording activity · Drag&Drop the camera window from the MultiScreen into the trash · Select “ring storage” in the configuration menu · Drag&Drop the specific camera symbol into the trash · Confirm the deletion procedure © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 96: Dynamic Ring Storage Management
A further alternative is to let the system dynamically manage ring storage. If this function is activated, MULTIEYE-HYBRID will independently manage the available hard drive storage in accordance with the requirements of the individual cameras. This function is especially helpful in the beginning phases of configuring a system when you have had little experience in determining how much storage the individual cameras effectively need.
Page 97 Configuring MULTIEYE-HYBRID A number of users can be assigned to each user group of course. Important: Every user must be assigned a password to! © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 98: Auto-Login
Sometimes the employment of closed circuit television is only approved when an operation or analysis can be done by two persons. Therefore it is possible to set the according rights in the "User Management è MULTIEYE settings è Two user login required". Then it is required that two users of different groups, where the "Four Eyes Principle"...
Page 99: Advanced Settings
The number of settings is depending on the additionally installed hardware and software (e.g. DataLog). 8.8.1 Video / Webserver Remote access is a very important feature within MULTIEYE. The communication is done through the network with standard IP address and dedicated network ports. The following TCP/IP ports can be set: ·...
Page 100: Remote Control
For remote access via an internet browser the web server has to be started. This can be done manually or automatically. The MULTIEYE standard TCP/IP port is 2840. If this port is used by another service it can be changed here. If video pictures should be displayed the video server has to be started too! Due to system security the web server is deactivated in the basic settings and has to be started manually or automatically.
Page 101 Since a phantom power supply of 2V is available, condenser microphones can also be attached to the audio input. Hint: The best audio results are obtained with condenser microphones combined with an external preamplifier with integrated phantom power. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 102: Configuration Video Output For Live Monitor
2. Camera switchover in case of events (on Motion / on contact Alarm) 3. Camera switchover via mouse click on the MultiScreen Hint: Video images from IP cameras and/or IP video servers cannot be displayed on the analog monitor interfaces. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 103: Configuration Alarm Messages
Configuring MULTIEYE-HYBRID 8.8.4 Configuration alarm messages MULTIEYE-HYBRID provides an extensive integrated mailer program with which alarm and/or recorder status messages – including image attachments – can be dispatched by Email, SMS, ICQ, Windows NetSend or via “external programs”. Just like an alarm system, the status report mailer can dispatch periodical status reports.
Page 104: Configuring Status Reports
Here you see the option to send system status reports to yourself via Email in self-defined intervals. If the option “Send Log Files as Attachment” is activated, you receive the MULTIEYE log files as an attachment to the report itself. These files can be viewed with standard text editors. All relevant system characteristics are documented in such reports.
Page 105: Alarm Mailer Options
(see “Network Connections” in the Windows Control Panel), the user’s name and the password here. If the square “Hang up Connection” is activated, the dial-up connection will automatically be disconnected after the alarm report has been completely transferred. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 106: Delay Between Messages
MULTIEYE Usermanual Important: A dial-up connection cannot automatically be ended by MULTIEYE-HYBRID if that connection was activated by another application prior to the message dispatch. 8.8.4.5 Delay between messages Here you can set the intervals at which alarm messages shall be dispatched.
Page 107: Notification Via Windows Netsend
For that to function it is essential that the Windows operating system’s NetSend service (Messenger) is activated and set for “automatic” start in the operating systems of both the MULTIEYE-HYBRID recorder and the client PC. You can check out the configuration of Windows NetSend in the “Services” menu of your operating system.
Page 108 The following message should then appear on the client computer: If this functions properly here, then it will also function correctly with MULTIEYE-HYBRID (with entry of the client computer’s name). A message sent from MULTIEYE-HYBRID if motion is detected could look like this on the client computer.
Page 109: Notification Via External Program
Additionally to the described messages, reports on critical system errors can be sent by e-mail to one or more recipients. The recipients have to be separated by a semicolon. Critical system errors are: · hard drive errors · backup medium full © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 110: Configuration Ex-Io Alarm Board
8.8.5 Configuration EX-IO alarm board MULTIEYE-HYBRID can be upgraded optionally by one or more I/O alarm boards. This enables the connection of external alarm sensors such as motion sensors, alarm installations or door circuits directly to the recording system. In addition, relays can be controlled and switched remotely, for example, to activate doors, gates or illumination.
Page 111: Ex-Io Alarm Board Connectors
To the right of the camera selection area, you can set the recording duration in seconds for each separate outlet. þ By activating the check box ´Protect videos´ (4.), you can prevent the automatic deletion of previously recorded video material from ring storage. Such material can, however, still be deleted manually. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 112: Ex-Io Alarm Board Switch Outlets
After installing of the additional MULTIEYE modules · Autobackup · DATALOG · EX-IO Server additional settings in the MULTIEYE configuration menu will appear. The configurations of these modules are described in the documentation of the modules. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 113: Konfiguration Joystick Settings
To each single possible joystick event you can bind different actions. This can be done when you right click onto the according command of the event.: The context menu with its according submenus appears. Here you can simply select which action should be triggered on which event. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 114 Move the camera to different presets. Delete: Deletes assigned action joystick event. Camera selection: A selection of cameras which can be displayed in the HotSpot window. Beware, that only in MultiScreen available cameras can be selected. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 115 Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer...
Page 116: Playback With The Multieye-Hybrid-Multiplayer
Regardless of the method of recording, MULTIEYE-HYBRID always registers and stores motion activities parallel to the video images. Because of this, you can quickly locate specific events and display specific motion activities recorded by various cameras.
Page 117: Playback Of A Video File In Four Steps
Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer Playback of a video file in four steps The active cameras are illustrated in the upper left half of the MULTIEYE-HYBRID MultiPlayer’s image window. Above that, you can select how many video windows shall be available for playback.
Page 118: Player Settings
This button opens the sub-menu used to set the various MultiPlayer options. Settings: Global settings In “Global settings” the language file for the MultiPlayer is selected and additional playback options are set. The language for MultiPlayer can be set independently of the language set for MultiScreen. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 119 Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer Settings: Motion timeline (histogram) The selection “Motion Timeline” facilitates the search for motion-dependent recordings within a video. The kind of display of the activity level can be entered here for both the video motion timeline as well as for the time bar.
Page 120 As soon as the volume control knob of one Player is activated, all other Players are automatically muted. Settings: keyboard This screen displays the keyboard allocations for control of the Player. To display further keyboard short-cuts use the scroll bar. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 121: Remote Inquiry
Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer 9.3.3 Remote inquiry So that you can call up video files from other MULTIEYE-HYBRID servers you must have a remote dialer at your disposal. (see also: Playback videos over network 9.3.4 Motion timeline daily summary see also: Playback by motion timeline with histogram 9.3.5...
Page 122: Synchron Playback
You will see that the Player is very easy to operate and that you will be able to operate the MultiPlayer tool with expertise after just a short amount of time. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 123: Selecting Video Files
Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer 9.4.1 Selecting video files 9.4.1.1 Camera symbol or tree structure display With this symbol you can switch back and forward between camera symbol or tree structure display. In the camera symbol display select the desired camera and then the playback date. All videos recorded on that date are then displayed in the lower window (video list).
Page 124: The Video List
You can also choose read-only files. You can Drag&Drop video files into a player window for playback. The file name of the video displayed in the playback window is highlighted in blue in the selection list. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 125: The Context Menu Of The Video List
Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer 9.4.2.1 The context menu of the video list With a right click into the video list the context menu of the video list will be displayed. With the menu, video(s) can be copied to different storage places, videos can be locked or unlocked and selected videos can be deleted.
Page 126 The videos are highlighted by colors è green signal word triggered videos purple è IO triggered videos Additionally you can select the videos to be displayed by selecting the type of videos. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 127: The Playback Windows Of The Video Files
Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer The playback windows of the video files With the register bar, you can choose among three playback alternatives: Normal playback Normal playback is similar to a normal video recorder MotionTrack Playback depends on a threshold value - set in the motion timeline MotionSearch An area in the video image is defined.
Page 128: Playback Options
The last video can be selected with a left mouse-key click on symbol. The first video of this camera can be called up with a right click on the same symbol. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 129: Playback Alternative: Motiontrack With Motion Timeline Treshhold Value
Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer 9.5.4 Playback alternative: MotionTrack with motion timeline treshhold value When selecting the tab “MotionTrack”, a green horizontal line is displayed in the motion timeline (histogram). By clicking on this line with the right mouse-key, you can move the line up or down to the level which you want to serve as the threshold level.
Page 130 After you masked the area you have to press once the button The start and stop date for the search have to be set. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 131: The Context Menu Of The Playback Window
Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer The program searches for all videos with activity in the marked area. With a double click the video can be displayed. The arrows for “Advance one video” and “Reverse one video” are now different from those in the normal playback toolbar.
Page 132: Search Video
An event which was captured by a single or a number of cameras (for example a service station operation) can be converted into an AVI file – i.e. a number of video files into one - and completely archived on the hard drive as a single event. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 133: Open Playback List
Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer After entering the start and stop dates and the appropriate times, select the cameras whose videos are to be exported: Alternatively, you can decide if the videos of each camera will be stored in one large AVI file, with or without audio, or if they will be exported as separate files.
Page 134 MultiPlayer. Depending upon the selected number of windows, up to four possible command buttons appear. Mark a position in the video window and drag it onto the ´Details button´. Then you will get a detailed overview over the videos of the selected camera (next picture). © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 135: Button Details
Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer By clicking on this button you will get back to the overview. 9.6.1 Button details After a click on the button “Details”, a selected area will be extended to an interval of about six minutes; the kind of recording (constant or motion-activated recording) and the level of the motion activity will also be displayed.
Page 136: Multiplayer As A Backup Player
MultiPlayer as a backup player A specialty of the MultiPlayer is made available by the symbol in the connections window. With this feature, you can open video directories and evaluate video files which have been recorded on other PCs. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 137 Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-MultiPlayer For example, the police can view and evaluate a recorded incident which has been exported onto a CD. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 138 MULTIEYE Services menu...
Page 139: Multieye Services Menu
A double-click on the symbol in the Windows System Tray (next to the Windows clock) opens the dialog window “MULTIEYE Services” with the features Services, Licenses, Options and Hardware. In the first area “Services” you will find a status summary of various program modules such as video and audio services, etc.
Page 140: Options
You can distinguish among errors (e.g. defect storage drives), events (e.g. video outage), and IP camera messages. When analyzing errors, it can often be helpful to export the log files (“Save as”) and submit them to our technical support via Email (support@MULTIEYE.de). © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 141: System Information
10.3.3 Live-Updater Live-Updater see also: Live-Update 10.3.4 SystemRestorer With the SystemRestorer all settings of a MULTIEYE system can be stored and - if needed - restored Storing the program settings: With a click onto the next window appears. [Create]...
Page 142 (with the extension “.mrf”) will [Create] be stored. The standard file path is in the program directory of MULTIEYE in the subdirectory “RestoreFiles”, but you can also choose a different path. Due to system security you should save the file onto a floppy disk or CD and store this at a save place.
Page 143: Hardware
MULTIEYE Services menu 10.4 Hardware The fourth feature - Hardware - of the MULTIEYE-HYBRID services settings consists of a list of all installed video boards, dongles, and DLL / driver files. The version numbers of the DLL and driver files are also displayed.
Page 144 Remote Access of Videos via Network / ISDN / DSL and Internet...
Page 145: Remote Access Of Videos Via Network / Isdn / Dsl And Internet
Windows desktop o Network Player è network-based remote access of recorded videos with the MultiPlayer (optional) o MULTIEYE Remote Control (MRC) è remote control and configuration of MULTIEYE-HYBRID systems. o Web Browser è browser based access of live cameras and recordings from one station Important: Port accessibility: Many networks are protected by firewalls.
Page 146: The Liveviewer
You can select either the MPEG-4 or the JPEG format for data transmission with the LiveViewer. 11.2.1 Installing and setting up LiveViewer You can install LiveViewer on the remote (client) computer with the help of the MULTIEYE-HYBRID CD. After installation has been completed, LiveViewer can be called up via the Windows Start Menu è...
Page 147 MULTIEYE-HYBRID server name or its IP address must be entered in the address field. If the same user is to be logged in all the time, his user name and password can be entered here. The connection speed can likewise be configured here.
Page 148: Managing Liveviewer Windows
Here you can access various LiveViewer functions: o the login menu o display the active LiveViewer windows o display all LiveViewer windows o minimize all LiveViewer windows o automatically arrange all LiveViewer windows o close the LiveViewer program © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 149: Settings Of A Liveviewer Window
Turns the info-bar with the camera name, time and ips on or off Move all LiveViewers: If this is selected, all LiveViewer windows can be moved as a group Close this LiveViewer: Only the LiveViewer selected is ended Close program LiveViewer: The complete LiveViewer program is closed © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 150: Settings Video
LiveViewer window will automatically be minimized again. With “Sound on event”, you can select a WAV file which will be played in case of an event. By clicking you can create a short cut on the desktop. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 151: I/O Relay Remote Control Settings
In LiveViewer a switch panel is displayed then. With a mouse click on the button, remote operation of the relays is possible. Upon successful keying, the activation button lights up in yellow. 11.2.7 Opening LiveViewer display with a click of the mouse © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 152 To administer automatic re-opening, click on this symbol in the login window. This menu will appear. From the previously chosen cameras, you can now de-select any which are no longer desired. Only the remaining cameras will be displayed. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 153: The Hybrid Network Player (Multiplayer)
11.4 MULTIEYE Remote Control (MRC) MRC is the tool for remote configuration of MULTIEYE servers. This license is included in the base package. After the installation set up a connection to the server you want to configure. When you have established the connection you can configure the server as you are used to do it.
Page 154 Please bear in mind that live image transfer is dependent upon the bandwidth of the network. Attention: To re-access MultiScreen on your own system, simply go through the same registration © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 155: Web Based Remote Access
You can individually access and display live cameras from a station. Video size, frame rate and image quality can also be configured. Live image display will be updated automatically. If the polled camera is a PTZ camera and its protocol is supported by the MULTIEYE-HYBRID recorder, this can be remote controlled as well.
Page 156 MULTIEYE Usermanual Further, you can set the image actualizing rate and image quality. By modifying image quality, you can adapt the data volume which has to be transferred. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 157: Menu
By clicking on , you [Main] gain access to the system settings for live remote access and configuration. The settings and reports are similar to those in the settings for MultiScreen and in the MULTIEYE-HYBRID services. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 158: Playback
By clicking on this symbol you can take a snap shot: this can be stored or printed by right clicking on the image. This image shows an enlarged section of the image above. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 159 Special features...
Page 160: Special Features
“LiveUpdater” internet connection, MULTIEYE-HYBRID recorder can be updated online. All program updates, patches etc. can easily be installed in this way. The LiveUpdater checks which version numbers your installed modules have, and which program enhancements or updates are available. After implementation of the updates, the version number(s) will be brought up to date in your directory.
Page 161: Direct Translator
Direct Translator upon request. 12.4 Watermark From Version 2.0.0.3 on, all JPEG images exported by MULTIEYE-HYBRID are protected by watermarks. With these watermarks the authenticity of an image can be subsequently verified. This verification is performed by the program PIC-Validator which can be found in the directory “\setupdata\Extras” on the MULTIEYE-HYBRID CD.
Page 162: Customizing
MULTIEYE Usermanual 12.5 Customizing The user interfaces, i.e. the GUIs of MULTIEYE-HYBRID can be adapted to your specific customer needs and provided with your own individual logos and corporate identity. For example, in case of camera outage your own service telephone number can be automatically displayed in the camera-outage window.
Page 163 XIII Example applications...
Page 164: Example Applications
MULTIEYE Usermanual Example applications 13.1 How to integrate a MULTIEYE-Recorder into EBÜS In the followed chapters is outlined how to integrate a MULTIEYE-Recorder into the software EBÜS - Das Einheitliche BildÜbertragungsSystem from Accellence Technologies. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 165: Interaction Of The Multieye-Recorder With Ebüs
The process of an alarm event and how the different components interact. 1. The MULTIEYE-Recorder generates an alarm-image and stores this into a predefined folder. Similar the software starts the external program AccFTPUploader - installed on the same machine - with the parameters of the just generated image.
Page 166: Installation And Configuration Of The Acc Ftp-Uploader
13.1.2 Installation and configuration of the ACC FTP-Uploader The AccFTPUploader is a FTP-client which can be operated by interface and by command-interpreter. First you have to unpack the archive into an folder of your choice on the MULTIEYE-Recorder, e.g. "C:\\Program Files\AccFTPUploader\".
Page 168: Configuring The Alarm Parameters
13.1.3 Configuring the alarm parameters The next step is to configure the MULTIEYE-Client, so that in case of an alarm-event an external program is used. When this occurs the AccFTPUploader is used to send an alarm-image to the FTP-Server which is monitored by the Alarm-server.
Page 169 Because of the predefined configuration of AccFTPUploader it's only required to set the additional parameters which are defined as followed: [FTP-Uploader-Variable]=“Text+[MULTIEYE-Variable]“ Alarm image: alarmimg=“<PICTURE>“ Message: msg=“Alarmierung MULTIEYE \r\nKamera=<CAMERA>\r\nEvent=<EVENT>“ FTP-path: ftppath=“/artec/“ In this example: alarmimg=“<PICTURE>“ msg=“Alarmierung MULTIEYE\r\nKamera=<CAMERA>\r\nEvent=<EVENT>“ ftppath=“/artec/“ © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 170 Technical appendix...
Page 171: Technical Appendix
Since, as a rule, a Domain Name Service (DNS) exists in this kind of network, the name of the MULTIEYE-HYBRID system can be entered in the line “Address" for the connection configuration. If, contrary to expectations, this should not function, please enter the IP address instead.
Page 172: Connection Via Dsl
14.1.3 Connection via ISDN/MODEM For a client to poll images from a MULTIEYE-HYBRID recorder (server) via ISDN/modem (GSM as well), both the client as well as the server must be set up for this dial-up/RAS (Remote Access Services) connection. Since these are configured differently, server and client set-up will be explained in the following chapters, in both cases using a Windows XP system as an example.
Page 173: Setting Up A Dial-Up / Ras Server
Select the option “Create a new connection” “Welcome to the New Connection Wizard” appears. Click on [Next] Mark “Set up an advanced connection” and click [Next] In Windows 2000 systems, you can go directly to the next point. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 174 Select the dial-up / RAS device via which MULTIEYE-HYBRID shall function. this example it is an AVM ISDN card. Proceed to the next dialog window with [Next] Click on the point “Do not allow virtual private connections” and then [Next] © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 175 [Properties] For security reasons, the option “Allow calling computer to specify its own IP address" should be de-activated. Because, as a rule, no so-called DHCP-server is available, „Specify TCP/IP addresses" must be activated and an © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 176: Setting Up Dial Up/Ras Client
The kind of connection should be selected corresponding to the device used (ISDN or Modem). So that the connection manager will automatically dial in, the option “Use RAS Connection" must be activated. By clicking on this symbol the “Network Connection Wizard” appears. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 177 Click on [Finish] The connection created in this way will be displayed first in the connection configuration after the “Refresh” symbol ( ) has been clicked once. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 178 After saving these, the main mask of the connection manager appears again. If you click here on the connection just created, the protocol window for the dial-up/RAS dial-in will appear. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 179: Integrating Multieye-Hybrid Cameras Into Your Own Web Sites
14.2 Integrating MULTIEYE-HYBRID cameras into your own web sites Of course, cameras which are connected to MULTIEYE-HYBRID can be integrated into you own web sites. The following code pages provide an example of such integration. © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 180 (iPos>0) { s=s.substring(0,iPos); iPos=s.indexOf("cachebust="); if (iPos>0) { iPos+=10; iBustLen=s.length-(s.length-iPos); snew=s.substring(0, iBustLen); snew=snew+Math.round((Math.random()*100000)); } else { snew=s; // we add a random id to the img url // only required for netscape & co snew=snew+"&rnd="+Math.round((Math.random()*100000)); © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 181: Example Of Notification Via An External Program
@REM 4 Parameter required, e.g.: <CAMERA> <EVENT> "<PICTURE>" "c:\Temp\Hybrid\" @Echo off if not exist %3 goto ende copy %4image%1_%2.jpg del %3 :ende Echo %date% %time% %2 >> %4Event%1.log see also: How to integrate a MULTIEYE-Recorder into EBÜS © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 182: The Hosts File
Simple user rights are assigned when a new user is created in Windows XP Professional. You can choose between Administrator and User rights. Significantly more advanced user-rights settings can, however, be set in Windows XP Professional’s “Computer © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 183 The possible assignments, including their rights and permissions, are listed in “Local Users and Groups” under “Groups”. MULTIEYE-HYBRID users should be given the group rights of an Administrator or Power User. Using the Power User rights makes the most sense.
Page 185 Technical appendix Now continue with [Advanced] Continue on by clicking on [Find now] © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 187: Automatic Windows User Login
[Remove] 14.6 Automatic Windows user login If MULTIEYE should automatically startup after booting the computer you have to enable an automatic login without entering a password of a user (only Windows XP Professional!). Click è...
Page 188: Video Image Formats In Cctv Technology
14.7 Video image formats in CCTV technology Abbreviation Resolution Englisch Deutsch 720 x 576 4CIF 768 x 576 Frame Vollbild 2CIF 768 x 288 Field Halbbild 384 x 288 QCIF 192 x 144 © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 189 Technical data...
Page 190: Technical Data
MULTIEYE Usermanual Technical data 15.1 Technical data of the MULTIEYE video boards Video inputs 4 x BNC 1,0 Vss, 75 Ohm termination jumper (can be turned off), extendable up to 16 channels Video norm PAL, NTSC Network (IP) camera inputs Integration of common IP cameras such as AXIS, Mobotix, Pixord, etc.,...
Page 191 1,6 GHz Requirements Types 1650 and 16100 : Intel P4 from 2 GHz, Intel based mainboard chipsets, graphic card with min 32 MB , RAM 256MB Operating system requirements Windows 2000 or XP © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 192: Ce Compliance
MULTIEYE Usermanual 15.2 CE compliance These products have been tested and found to comply with the requirements of the European Council Directives 89/336/EEC: EN 55022: 1998/A1:2000 Class A 50130-4: 1995/A1:1998 © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 193 Troubleshooting...
Page 194: Troubleshooting
2806 must be routed to the internal IP address of the MULTIEYE computer. You can find out how to configure your router for such “port forwarding” by consulting the router’s user’s manual. You do not need a VPN if you only intend MULTIEYE inquiries.
Page 195 Troubleshooting In re 1: The driver of the video card must be (re-) installed. Put the MULTIEYE-CD in the CD-ROM drive and install the driver with the help of the Windows Device Manager. In re 2. Switch the option “Plug&Play OS” in the computer’s BIOS to “No” if it is on “Yes”...
Page 196 (e.g. 4 GByte system partition and 36 GByte data). Are VFW or DirectShow Does the MULTIEYE card driver also provide support for „Video for Windows“ supported? and/or „DirectShow“ so that these can be used for other video programs?
Page 197 XVII License conditions...
Page 198: License Conditions
2. Copyright The software is protected by copyright and all rights evolving from such copyright are granted only to artec technologies ag. The software contains copyrighted material. It is forbidden to decompile, reverse engineer, or in any other way to convert it into a generally readable form. It is forbidden to modify, to adapt, to translate, to rent, to lease, to lend or to manufacture the software or sections or derivations of the software.
Page 199 License conditions 4. Limited warranty artec technologies ag guarantees for a period of 3 months, starting from the point in time of the transfer, that the software essentially corresponds to the program description in the accompanying documents regarding its mode of operation.
Page 200: Index
MP8200 automatic Windows login Desktop Layouter automatical start Dial up client Autostart Dial up Server DIP S1 DIP S2 © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 201 - H - licensing live monitor Liveupdate harddisks Live-Updater hardware LiveViewer hide toolbar locking system hosts file LOG-files HotSpot - M - - I - managing windows © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 202 NetSend resizing ring storage restoring licenses online - O - ring storage ring storage assistent open playback list opening LiveViewer display - S - Operating System optional licenses SATA optional modules © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 203 - Z - terminate resistor termination 25, 26 termination MP8200 zoom testing alarm message time timer menu timer options toolbar toolbar camera window trash 56, 122 tree structure 117, 123 treshhold troubleshooting two users / four eyes © 2008 artec technologies AG...
Page 204 | www.multieye.de © artec technologies AG MULTIEYE, Quadplex, XentauriX and CVoD are registered brands of artec technologies AG. All other company names and products are trademarks or registered trademarks of the respective companies. Technical changes and errors cannot be excluded.

Artec MULTIEYE User Manual

Introduction

Order of Installation

System Requirements

Hardware

Installing Video Boards and Software

Licensing and Activation

MULTIEYE-HYBRID Interface

Configuring MULTIEYE-HYBRID

Playback with the MULTIEYE-HYBRID-Multiplayer

MULTIEYE Services Menu

Remote Access of Videos Via Network / ISDN / DSL and Internet

Special Features

Example Applications

Technical Appendix

Technical Data

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