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509-0162 CANONsama NETWORK VIDEO RECORDER VK-64/VK-16 USER’S MANUAL hyo1-4
Network Video Recorder
VK-64/VK-16 v1.1 User
’s Manual
Users Manual
Ver. 1.1
Network Camera Recording and Monitoring System
Network Video Recorder
VK-64/ VK-16 v1.1
Storage Server & Viewer
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Storage Server & Viewer

509-0162 CANONsama NETWORK VIDEO RECORDER VK-64/VK-16 USER’S MANUAL hyo1-4Network Video RecorderVK-64/VK-16 v1.1 User’s ManualUser’s ManualVer. 1.1N

Page 2 - Introduction

Overview of Setup10Before you can start monitoring, recording and playing back video, you need to install andconfigure the Storage Server and Viewer.

Page 3 - Contents

About the Camera Selection AreaThe Camera Selection Area is used to display all the cameras currently available for monitoring from the network. You c

Page 4

9Working with Video Windows101Selecting Locations and their ZonesSelection is performed in the following order:Step 1: Select a Location from the dro

Page 5

Creating, scaling and moving Video WindowsOnce you have chosen a location and chosen a zone, you are ready to view one or morecameras in that zone. Ca

Page 6 - Index

Re-size a Video WindowClick a video window to highlight it. Anarrow icon will appear in the lower rightcorner. Click the arrow icon and drag outwards

Page 7 - Overview

104Basic Video Window FunctionsStep 3: Add more Video WindowsClick and drag other camera thumbnails onto the Viewing Area to create Video Windowsfor

Page 8 - System Configuration

105Selecting Multiple Video WindowsYou can select multiple video windows easily.To select more than one Video Window:There are three ways to select m

Page 9

106About Video Window statesVideo Windows can be displayed in the ViewingArea according to their conditions: Live - when viewing live video from a Ca

Page 10 - Overview of Setup

107If the option for OperatorNotification has been set(t P. 89), a color bar willflash on top of a live VideoWindow when an eventoccurs. The color in

Page 11 - Configure Recording Settings

Adjust Pan, Tilt and Zoom108Directly from within the Video WindowFirst enable the controls by double-clicking on a live Video Window. Alternatively,

Page 12 - Supported Camera Servers

Selecting a Preset Camera AngleIf preset camera angles have been set up by yourAdministrator, they will be available from a sub-menu. Double-click a

Page 13 - Operating Environment

11Register Camera Servers and Storage Servers and setup recording schedules.Monitor live video andplay back pre-recordedevents in the Viewerapplicatio

Page 14

Other Video Window Functions110Change the size of a Video WindowApart from manually clicking on the corner and dragging out the Video Window to a news

Page 15 - Chapter 1

111User-initiated RecordingA manual recording with a duration of one minute can be initiated at the maximum framerate. The manual recording is display

Page 16 - VB-C50i

Other Video Window Functions112Click Shade Correction to correct shadedareas in the Video Window. This affects theindividual Video Window on display,

Page 17 - Installation

Chapter 10Arranging and Saving Video Window LayoutsThis chapter details how to create and save Video Window Layouts and Layout Sequences.

Page 18 - Setting up the Camera Servers

Managing Video Layouts114About the Layout menuThe Layout menu allows you to save particular Video Window layouts for easy monitoringand access of came

Page 19 - Installation Procedures

Organizing Layouts and Layout SequencesThe Organize Layouts & Layout Sequences dialog allows you to create folders and sub-folders in which to sa

Page 20 - Upgrading from Version 1.0

Managing Video Layouts116Move or Copy a layout or layout Sequence to another folder...In the Organize Layouts & Layout Sequences dialog, click an

Page 21 - Chapter 2

Managing Video Layouts117Saving a Layout or Layout SequenceAdministrators and Operators can save layouts and layout sequences to an existing folderor

Page 22 - Storage Server Configuration

Managing Video LayoutsArranging Layout SequencesYou can set up an automated sequence of shared and personal layouts to display in theViewing Area at s

Page 23

Working with Layout Grids119Working with the Alignment GridSelect the Alignment Grid from the Layout Grids sub-menu. The Viewing Area displays a grid

Page 24

Supported Camera Servers12Canon Camera ServersThe table below lists the Camera Servers that are supported by VK-64.This information is correct as at S

Page 25

Working with Layout Grids120Working with Small, Medium and Large GridsWhen you select Small Grid, Medium Grid or Large Grid from the Layout Gridssub

Page 26 - Setting up Users

Working with Layout Grids121The Viewing Area with a Medium Grid could look like this:The Viewing Area with a Small Grid could look like this:A maximum

Page 27

Working with Layout Grids122The Viewing Area with a Large Grid could look like this:In this example, the Camera Selection Area and Timeline are hidden

Page 28

Working with Layout Grids123Removing a Layout GridYou can easily remove a layout grid:Open the Layout menu and select Layout Grids > NoneIn the Vi

Page 29 - Chapter 3

Hiding and Showing Task AreasUsing the View menu to hide and show Task AreasThe View menu allows you to show/hide task areas and other display eleme

Page 30 - Starting the Viewer

Chapter 11Using the Timeline and Viewing EventsThis chapter shows you how to use the Timeline for live and pre-recorded viewing as well as view and se

Page 31 - Changing the Storage Server

126Timeline OverviewOn the Viewing Screen, a timeline of past events associated with displayed cameras isshown in the Timeline Area at the bottom of t

Page 32

127Monitoring Live Video in relation to the TimelineWhen a Video Window is created from a camera thumbnail, video is seen live. ThePlayhead (shown bel

Page 33 - Chapter 4

128Using the TimelineUsing the Timeline to examine, play and extract videoYou can view pre-recorded video by moving the Playhead control in the Timeli

Page 34

Move your mouse pointer over the time bar and itbecomes a hand. Click and drag to the left or rightto move back or forward in time. You can only scrol

Page 35

Operating Environment13This information is correct as at September 2005.For the latest information, please refer to our WebView Product webpage: http:

Page 36 - System Configuration Process

130Using the TimelineDaylight Savings IndicatorWhen normal time has changed to Daylight Savings time, time that is skipped is displayedin the Timeline

Page 37 - Camera Servers

131Using the TimelineWhen you have finished, click ‘Return to Live t’When you have finished viewing pre-recorded video, click Return toLive tto retur

Page 38

Viewing and Searching Events132About Live EventsThe Live Events Log displays events that have occurred with one or more cameras afterthe Viewer has be

Page 39

133Display the Live Events Log (if not displayed)To display the Live Events Log if it is not displayed:Select View > Live EventsFrom the VK-64 Men

Page 40

134Viewing and Searching EventsSearching EventsIf you have multiple events, you can initiate a search for a particular event via the EventSearch dialo

Page 41 - Chapter 5

135Viewing and Searching EventsSelecting Criteria for SearchingWhen you initiate a search, certain criteria can be specified such as Priority, Locatio

Page 42 - Camera Summary Window

136Step 7: Click the Search buttonWhen you have entered the day and time range, click the Search button to initiate the eventsearch. Events that are

Page 43

Appendix ATroubleshooting VK-64This appendix outlines possible solutions to VK-64 operating issues.

Page 44 - Locations and Zones

Troubleshooting VK-64138Viewing Screen and Video WindowsThe following issues may arise during normal operation of the Viewer:Some of the thumbnails a

Page 45

139AAppendix A -Troubleshooting VK-64Live and recorded video is not good quality (this does not relate to Resolution).Situation In a Video Window, th

Page 46 - Configure Camera Summaries

Operating Environment14Before starting operations with VK-64 It is recommended that you perform tests under actual conditions before starting operati

Page 47

Troubleshooting140After running a Layout Sequence for some time, it is no longer possible toconnect to some of the cameras.Situation Immediately afte

Page 48

Troubleshooting141Cannot configure camera not to record.Situation You have attempted to modify a camera and set ‘Do not record’ in the Edit Camera Se

Page 49

Troubleshooting VK-64142The Configuration and Preferences screen takes a long time to open.Situation When you switch from the Viewing Screen to the C

Page 50

Appendix BExample Operating ConditionsThis appendix outlines example Storage Server and Camera Server situations.

Page 51

Example Operating Conditions144This section provides information that may help you in specifying and configuring a computer to use as a Storage Server

Page 52

145BAppendix B - Example Storage Server ConditionsBandwidth and Disk SpaceThe bandwidth and disk space requirements for using VK-64 can be determined

Page 53

146Example Operating ConditionsThe figures in the above table are an indication only. The frame sizes willvary according to the scene captured by the

Page 54

147Example Operating ConditionsBAppendix B - Example Storage Server ConditionsThreshold LevelWhen case 1 or 2 below is satisfied, the Storage Server b

Page 55

148Example Operating ConditionsStorage Server PerformanceThe requirements of ‘Threshold Level’ may be achieved before the requirements of ‘Low Disk Wa

Page 56 - -’ to zoom out

149Example Operating ConditionsUsIf ychaSPAft1.2.3.4. 5.6.Se These are samples from a specific configuration. As many factors can influence the actua

Page 57

Chapter 1InstallationThis chapter outlines the installation of the Storage Server and Viewer.PART 1: INSTALLATION & CONFIGURATION

Page 58

 [System Drive] is a drive that contains a folder in which the Operating System files are stored. For example, if the Operating System is installed o

Page 60

Index152AActive region, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72Add Camera Server, . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43Add Storage Server, . . . . . . .

Page 61 - Chapter 6

153IIndexSearch Criteria, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135Searching Events, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134Viewing found events, . . . . . . . . . .

Page 62 - Configure Normal Recording

154IndexPan, Tilt, Zoom; Sensor Event dialog, . .77Pan, Tilt, Zoom from Video Window, . .108Preset camera position, . . . . . . . . . . . .68Proxy

Page 63

155IndexIIndexOverview, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126Playback Controls, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128Playhead, . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Before you begin installation...16Suggested Network ConfigurationsIt is highly recommended that Storage Servers and Viewers be used on private network

Page 66

17When using multiple Storage Servers and ViewersReceives video andrecords it.Receives video and records footage.Plays backrecorded videoPlays backre

Page 67

Before you begin Installation...18Setting up the Camera ServersFirst make sure the firmware is the required version or later (as specified in the tabl

Page 68

19Installation ProceduresStarting up the InstallerInsert the Network Video Recorder installation disc into your CD drive. After amoment, the Welcome

Page 69 - To delete a schedule item:

Introduction2Thank you for purchasing Network Video Recorder VK-64 v1.1 (hereafter referred to as‘VK-64’), a network video recording and monitoring sy

Page 70

20Depending on your License Key, you will be presented with one or both of the following applications shown below: Viewer Storage ServerIt is reco

Page 71

Chapter 2Configuring the Storage ServerThis chapter shows Administrators how to start and stop the Storage Serverif necessary. It also explains how to

Page 72

Storage Server Configuration22Enter a proxy address for connecting to Camera Servers.Enter a name for your StorageServer.Click the camera icon or righ

Page 73 - Area Ratio slide bar

232Configuring the Storage ServerIf the Storage Server needs to access CameraServers outside the LAN, you may need to configure proxy settings (see us

Page 74

24Storage Server ConfigurationIf you need to stop the Storage Server for any reason (such asmaintenance) first inform all users connected to the serve

Page 75

25Setting up Event NotificationsSet up a user to receive Event Notification emailsThe Storage Server Configuration dialog, Events and Event Notificati

Page 76

26Setting up UsersTick to enable user to haveAdministrator privileges (fullaccess to configuration functions).Adding and Editing UsersThe Storage Serv

Page 77

27User Management tab - Add UsersThe Add User dialog is used to add new users to the system. Step 1: Click the Add buttonIn the User Management tab,

Page 78

28Setting up UsersUser Management tab - Edit UsersThe Edit User dialog is used to edit the password for an existing user. To edit a user:Step 1: Clic

Page 79

Chapter 3Starting the ViewerThis chapter describes how to start and login to the Viewer and connect to the Storage Server.

Page 80 - About Special Day Recording

3Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Overview . . . . . . . . .

Page 81

Starting the Viewer30Click Cancel tosetup a differentMaster StorageServer (discussedon the next page)or wait until theLogin dialogappears.Enter your U

Page 82 - Add and Edit a Schedule Type

313Starting the Viewer In order to retrieve information, you must be connected to a Master Storage Server, even if it is on the same computer as the

Page 83 - Delete a Schedule Type

32 If you need to use a proxy server, set it in the Internet Properties, LAN Settings dialog. To open, select Start > Settings > Control Panel

Page 84 - Add a Day

Chapter 4System Configuration, Before You BeginThis chapter gives a brief overview of the Viewer Configuration process (whichis outlined in Chapters 5

Page 85 - Delete a Day

When the Viewer accesses a Master Storage Server which has not been set up with camera information, the entire Viewer window is initially blank. You w

Page 86 - Saving Special Day Changes

A configuration process diagram is given on the following pages. Configuration is discussedthereafter. When you have finished configuration, select Vi

Page 87 - Chapter 7

36System Configuration ProcessAfter configuring the Storage Server and launching the Viewer, you are now ready toconfigure the Viewer application for

Page 88 - Configure Viewer Settings

37Adjust live viewing frame rate, identify an individual Viewer’sMaster Storage Server and set priorities for event notifications in the Viewer Setti

Page 89 - Configuring Viewer settings

Configuration and Preferences screen38About the Configuration and Preferences screenThe Configuration and Preferences screen is used for configuring o

Page 90

394System Configuration, Before You BeginStorage andCameraSummarywindowsRecordingScheduleViewerSettings

Page 91

4Chapter 4 System Configuration, Before You BeginAfter the Viewer has launched... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 93 - Chapter 8

Chapter 5Register Storage Servers and Camera ServersThis chapter outlines how to register Storage Servers and Camera Serversand to manage Locations an

Page 94 - Viewing Screen Example

Camera Summary Window42About the Storage and Camera Server Summary WindowClick the Camera Summary tab to open the Storageand Camera Server Summary win

Page 95

435Registering Storage Servers and Camera ServersThe following options are available via the Storage Servers tab:Add Storage Server - Allows you to re

Page 96 - Starting the Viewing Screen

Location #3Locations and Zones44About Locations and ZonesCameras are grouped into Locations and Zones. Locations could include an office building,shop

Page 97

45When a Location is selected from the drop-down menu at left, all of the Zones associatedwith the Location will appear to the right as camera thumbna

Page 98 - Viewing Screen Menu bar

Camera Summary - Add, Edit and Delete a Storage ServerWhen using multiple Storage Servers, you will need to configure the Storage Servers viathe Add S

Page 99 - Chapter 9

475Registering Storage Servers and Camera ServersCamera Summary - Add, Edit or Delete a Location/ZoneYou can easily add a new location to your system,

Page 100 - Selecting Cameras for Viewing

48Configure Camera SummariesTo edit a Location or Zone:Double-click a Zone or Location. The respective Edit Zone or Edit Location dialogopens. Make a

Page 101 - Working with Video Windows

The camera names listed are those specified by the camera server.Please refer to the camera and camera server User's Manual fordetails on how to

Page 102 - Basic Video Window Functions

5About Special Day Recording . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80Add and Edit a Schedule Type . . . . . . . . . .

Page 103 - Move a Video Window

50Configure Camera SummariesStep 2: Select a new Camera ServerIn the Search Results dialog,click a Camera Server in thesearch results list to select

Page 104

515Registering Storage Servers and Camera ServersFor more information on VB150 Video Input settings, please refer toChapter 3, Detail Settings, in you

Page 105

52Set up camera position and saved videoThe Add Camera Server dialog allows you to set a camera thumbnail image for the Viewerand to choose a Storage

Page 106 - Video Window States

 You must click the Connect button before clicking OK to close the dialog (the OK button is disabled until you do so). The number of tabs shown for

Page 107

54Using the Add Camera Server DialogStep 3: Select the Storage Server for recordingSelect a Storage Server from thedrop-down menu which lists pre-con

Page 108 - Adjust Pan, Tilt and Zoom

55Using the Add Camera Server DialogCamera Summary - Edit Camera Server SettingsThe right-hand side of the Add Camera Server dialog may show one or mo

Page 109

56Using the Add Camera Server DialogStep 3: Update and setup camera thumbnail for ViewerIn the Preview area, a camera view isgiven. Click the Update

Page 110 - Other Video Window Functions

57Edit and Remove Camera Servers5Registering Storage Servers and Camera ServersCamera Summary - Edit Camera ServerThe right-hand portion of the Camera

Page 111 - Other Menu Options

Edit and Remove Camera Servers58Camera Summary - Remove Camera Server The right-hand portion of the Camera Summary window features the Remove CameraSe

Page 112 - About Shade Correction

Saving Configuration Changes595Registering Storage Servers and Camera ServersCamera Summary - When you have finished configurationThe bottom right-han

Page 113 - Chapter 10

Chapter 10 Arranging and Saving Video Window LayoutsManaging Video Layouts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 115 - Create a new folder

Chapter 6Configuring Recording SchedulesThis chapter details how to configure recording schedules for cameras on the network. This is intended for Adm

Page 116 - Administrator dialogs shown

Configure Normal Recording62About the Recording Schedules window - Normal RecordingThe Recording Schedules window is used for configuring recording se

Page 117 - Operator’s

636Configuring Recording SchedulesTime Scale for schedulesClick and drag thevertical scroll-bardownward to viewany other zones.Click and drag thehoriz

Page 118 - Arranging Layout Sequences

Configure Normal Recording64Create, Edit and Delete Recording Schedule ItemsTo add or edit a schedule for a camera in a zone, you need to launch the A

Page 119 - Working with Layout Grids

 The minimum duration for a schedule item is 15 minutes. If you try to create a shorter schedule, an error message will appear. You cannot create ov

Page 120

66Configure Normal RecordingAdd/Edit Schedule Item dialog - Schedule fieldTo set the schedule for a camera’s recording period:Step 1: Set the recordi

Page 121

67Configure Normal Recording Add/Edit Schedule Item dialog - Recording Settings fieldThis section of the dialog allows you to set flexible parameters

Page 122

Configure Normal Recording68Step 4: Set the resolution and night mode (VB-C50i/VB-C50iR,VB-C50FSi and VB-C50Fi)Select the Night Mode(t P. 76) from th

Page 123 - Working with the Custom Grid

When you have finished, click OK to keep new settings or click Cancel to delete modifications. The dialog will close.When you click OK, the Preset an

Page 124 - Hiding and Showing Task Areas

7OverviewVK-64 is software that allows you to view and record images transmitted from theNetwork Camera Server VB150/VB101 and Network Camera VB-C50i/

Page 125 - Chapter 11

Configure Motion and Sensor Settings70Recording Schedule dialog - Motion and Sensor SettingsIn the Add/Edit Recording Schedule dialog, there are two o

Page 126 - Using the Timeline

716Configuring Recording SchedulesRecording Schedule - Edit Motion Detection SettingsYou can specify recording based on motion detection and the amoun

Page 127

Configure Motion and Sensor Settings72In the Detect Motion Using menu, select thedetection method, Camera Server or StorageServer. This menu is only a

Page 128 - Use the Playback Controls

Detection Indicator ColorsMotion is displayed in the Detection Indicator as a green color bar and will remain green ifthe level of motion is below the

Page 129

74Configure Motion and Sensor SettingsIf continuous and motion detection recording are both set and theframe rate is the same, motion will be recorded

Page 130 - Daylight Savings Indicator

75Configure Motion and Sensor SettingsStep 5: Set frame rate and pre and post event recording durationIn the Record Video At field:Max. Frame Rate -

Page 131

Configure Motion and Sensor Settings76Recording Schedule - Edit Sensor Events SettingsYou can specify recording settings based on the occurrence of a

Page 132 - Viewing and Searching Events

Configure Motion and Sensor Settings77Step 2: Enable recording and set an event priorityTick Record on this sensor toenable recording when a sensor

Page 133 - Overview of Alert Parameters

Step 4: Set frame rate and pre and post event recording durationIn the Record Video At field:Max. Frame Rate - select a maximum frame rate for record

Page 134 - Searching Events

79Saving Normal Recording ChangesWhen you have finished Normal Recording configuration...The bottom right-hand corner of the Recording Schedules windo

Page 135

System Configuration8Typical System ConfigurationVK-64 provides video viewing and recording from Camera Servers via an IP network suchas a LAN. Since

Page 136 - Viewing found events

Configure Special Day Recording80About Special Day RecordingThe Special Day Schedule window is used for configuring particular days such as publicholi

Page 137 - Appendix A

81Storage Server selector Single day schedule area (24 hours)Zone representing cameraareas in the LocationLocationSchedule Type selector Day select

Page 138 - Troubleshooting VK-64

Configure Special Day Recording82Add and Edit a Schedule TypeThe Add Schedule Type dialog allows you to create a name for a new schedule type, forexam

Page 139

Configure Special Day Recording83Delete a Schedule TypeTo delete a schedule type:Select a Schedule Type and click the Delete buttonln the Special Day

Page 140 - Scheduling and Recording

Configure Special Day Recording84Add a DayThe Select Date calendar allows you to select a day that can be used for the schedule type.To add a day:Cli

Page 141 - Connection Issues

Configure Special Day Recording 85Delete a DayTo delete a day from a schedule type:Select a Schedule Type and a day and click the Delete buttonln the

Page 142 - Configuration Issues

Saving Special Day ChangesWhen you have finished Special Day configuration...The bottom right-hand corner of the Recording Schedules window consists o

Page 143 - Appendix B

Chapter 7Configuring Viewer SettingsThis chapter outlines how to configure settings that are specific tothe Viewer. This is intended for Administrator

Page 144 - Example Operating Conditions

Configure Viewer Settings88About the Viewer Settings windowThe Viewer Settings window is used for configuring individual Viewer settings such as noti

Page 145 - Bandwidth and Disk Space

897Configuring Viewer settingsSet up notifications by priority from 1 (highest) to 5 (lowest). Priorities arecolor-coded.Lower priority items canhave

Page 146 - Disk Space Management

9RECORDRECORDRMONITORRecord video to the Storage Server # 1Storage ServerAdministrator Capabilities: Configure Users  Configure Storage Server Conf

Page 147

Tick Use large captions for Video Windows toenable easier-to-read Video Window captions inthe Viewer. Configure Viewer Settings90Viewer Settings windo

Page 148 - Storage Server Performance

Configure Viewer Settings91Viewer Settings window - Edit Event NotificationsWhen an event occurs, it is indicated in the Live Events Log in the Viewer

Page 149

Saving Viewer Settings92When you have finished configuring Viewer settings...The bottom right-hand corner of the Viewer Settings window consists of tw

Page 150 - VK-64 File Locations

Chapter 8Using the Viewer - Operator LoginThis chapter outlines how to start the Viewer and gives a brief overview of theViewing Screen.PART 2: USING

Page 151

Viewing Screen ExampleLocation selectorDrop-down menu indicatinglocations available in thesystem.Menu barAccess commonmenus from here.Zone selectorDro

Page 152

eoLive Events LogIndicates events that havebeen logged on StorageServers after the Viewerwas launched.Video Window menuSelect preset cameraangles as w

Page 153

Launching Procedure Before you launch the Viewer, make sure your monitor resolution is set to a minimum of1024 x 768 pixels. Step 1: Launch from the

Page 154

Step 2: Enter User Name and PasswordAfter launching, the Login dialog will appear. Enteryour User Name and Password (tP. 30), and thenclick the Lo

Page 155

Viewing Screen Menu bar98Menu Bar Functions The following table lists the Viewing Screen menus.Menu Menu sub-item FunctionFile Exit Closes the applica

Page 156

Chapter 9Working with Video WindowsThis chapter shows you how to create Video Windows for viewing in the Viewing Area and how to adjust camera angles.

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