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ACT365-VCU / ACT365-VCU2A / ACT365-VCUPoE – Installation and Operating Instructions
c. Select the site where the ACT365-VCU will be installed.
d. Click Save.
The ACT365-VCU is added to the customer site. A green tick mark
Connected column if the connection is successful.
6. To verify the ACT365-VCU status, select the diagnostics icon
select the hyperlink for the ACT365-VCU in the first panel.
See Diagnostics on ACT365-VCU on page 32 for information on ACT365-VCU diagnostics.
See Configuring ACT365-VCU on page 17 for information on configuring cameras on ACT365-
VCU.
5.5 Associating cameras to doors
Associating cameras to a door enables customers to view recorded footage. Log events for the footage
can be replayed from the Reports > Log Events menu.
1. Log in to the ACT365 Installer Portal at ACT365.eu.
2. Click Access Control > Doors.
3. Click the name of the door for which you wish to make the camera association.
4. In the Door Camera Associations panel, click the field to open a drop-down list from which you
can select the cameras to be associated with the door.
5. Click Save.
5.6 Configuring motion detection for a camera
If motion detection is enabled on a camera, motion events detected by that camera are recorded in the
event log, and appear on the recorded footage timeline for that camera (see Viewing recorded footage
on the ACT365 Installer Portal on page 29).
To configure motion detection for a camera, log in to the ACT365-VCU web interface (see Accessing
the ACT365-VCU web interface on page 17), then:
1. Click the Cameras tab.
2. In the Selected Cameras panel, click the name of the camera for which you wish to configure
motion detection.
3. Click Motion.
The Motion Analytics Configuration popup displays.
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