Bosch VEZ-211-IWCS Manual Do Utilizador

598 | Management Systems | Bosch Video Management System

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Image windows can display live video, instant

playback video, text documents, maps, or web pages

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Device states shown by icons, including network-

connection loss, video loss, and camera de-adjustment

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Favorites tree can be individually configured per user

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Favorites tree can include complete views with Image

pane layouts and camera assignments

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Camera selection by double-click or drag and drop

from site maps, Logical Tree, or Favorites Tree

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Decoders can be organized in Analog Monitor Walls

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Control of analog monitors connected to decoders via

drag and drop

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Synchronized playback of up to 16 NVR cameras and

up to 4 VRM cameras

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Sophisticated multi-camera timeline allows easy,

graphical searching of stored video

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Timeline colors indicate recording status – normal

recording, alarm recording, motion recording,

protected recording, and audio recording (not for

cameras managed by a VRM)

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Easy clip selection by dragging hairlines in the timeline

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Selected clips can be exported to DVD, network

drives, or USB sticks with a few mouse clicks

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Flexible search works across all NVRs and DVRs

connected to the system

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Post-recording motion search allows changes to

selected areas of the image to be easily located

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Forensic Search allows the usage of Intelligent Video

Analysis (IVA) algorithms on the recorded video

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Two audio listening options – selected channel only,

or multiple simultaneous channels

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Audio Intercom functionality

Scheduling

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Up to 10 Recording schedules with Holidays and

Exception Days

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Task Schedules with Holidays, Exception Days, and

recurring schedule support

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Per camera settings for minimum and maximum

recording times

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Per camera, per recording schedule frame rate and

quality settings for live, normal recording, motion

recording, and alarm recording

Event Handling

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Event list with device events (e.g. video loss), system

events (e.g. disk full), SNMP traps from network

devices (e.g., heavy network traffic), subsystem events

(e.g. Allegiant alarm), user events (e.g. logon failure),

schedule events (e.g. every Tuesday at 10:15), etc.

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Compound events (combining events with Boolean

logic)

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Event duplication allowing separate handling

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Event allocation to user groups

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Schedule dependent alarm generation

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Schedule dependent event logging

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Schedule dependent event-generated Command

Script invocation

Alarm Handling

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Alarms can trigger alarm-mode recording for any

cameras

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100 alarm priorities

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Selective auto-popup on alarm

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Alarms displayed in separate alarm window

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Up to 5 Image panes per alarm with live or playback

video, sitemaps, documents, or web pages displayed

in an “alarm row”, with highest priority alarms on top

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Audio file per alarm

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Workflow with user instructions and user comments,

optionally forced before clearing

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Email or SMS notification on alarm

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Alarm display on analog monitor walls

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Alarm auto clear options either time or state

dependent

User Management

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LDAP compatible for integration with enterprise user

management systems such as Microsoft Active