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Destination

Destination for connecting sensor. Options include Edge device or remote server for cloud direct (if not using an edge device).

Avatar

Select the Avatar (edge device) the sensor will be add to.

Name

Input a name for the sensor.

Special Characters are allowed. Spaces are allowed. Maximum 256 characters, however, we recommend limiting to 50 characters or less.

We recommend using a naming convention for all sensors, to keep things consistent.

Example Naming Convention:

• Sensor01_Front Door_DoorSensor

• Sensor02_Back Door_Fence

State

Set the sensor state, on or off. Sensor state can be toggled on/off at anytime.

Location

Enter the general location that the sensor is physically set. (IE Office_Backroom)

Zone

Creating a zone allows to group sensors together based on criteria, most likely their location. Each sensor can only be assigned to one zone. Allows for credentialing and access management.

Category

Select the type of sensor being added.

Model

Select the model/make of the sensor

Sensor IP/Host

IP address of the sensor. (IE 192.168.100.115).

We recommend using an overall schema for setting sensor IP addresses. Use either static fixed on the sensor, or static DHCP leases set on our router. We HIGHLY discourage DHCP.

HTTP Port

HTTP port the camera or sensor is set to use (set on the camera side configuration). Port 80 is used by most manufactueres by default.

Check the device advanced network settings to verify. On more complex customer networks, the camera sits behind a firewall and uses custom port forwarding.

Username

Enter the username associated with the sensor.

Password

Enter the password associated with the sensor.

Avatar

Select the Avatar (edge device) the gateway will be add to.

Name

Input a name for the gateway.

Special Characters are allowed. Spaces are allowed. Maximum 256 characters, however, we recommend limiting to 50 characters or less.

We recommend using a naming convention for all gateways, to keep things consistent.

State

Set the gateway state, on or off. Gateway state can be toggled on/off at anytime.

Location

Enter the general location that the sensor is physically set. (IE Warehouse_Garage)

Gateway IP/Host

IP address of the gateway. (IE 192.168.100.115).

We recommend using an overall schema for setting gateway IP addresses. Use either static fixed on the sensor, or static DHCP leases set on our router. We HIGHLY discourage DHCP.

Port

Port the gateway device is using or set to. Often port 8080.

HTTP Secured

Gateway type

Select the type of HTTP (secured = no). HTTPS (secured = yes).

Gateway type

Select the type of sensor being added.

Id

Device ID

Name

Device Name

Assigned Cameras

The cameras assigned to be associated with the specific gateway device or sensor.

(Example, front door sensor. Assign the front door camera to be associated with the front door sensor).

Name

Name of each of the Avatars (Edge devices).

Version

The Avatar software version currently on the device.

Uptime

How long the Avatar has been in operation.

Status

Whether the Avatar is Online or Offline.

Connection Status

Whether the Avatar is connented to the network.

IP Address

The IP address of the Avatar device.

Devices

A count of how many devices are connected to the associated Avatar.

System name

Enter the name of the Realm.

System Admin e-mail

Enter the email associated with the System Admin.

Maximum Mandatory Delivery delay, minutes

Audit events TTL

Two-Factor Auth (2FA)

ON/OFF Two-Factor Authentification for all User logins on the Realm.

Player idle timeoutJitter buffer length,

If the user is inactive for the set amount of time the players will stop streaming feeds to save network bandwidth.

Jitter buffer length, ms

Max download file time length, minutes

Set the total file download length permitted.

Import GIS data

Import GIS data from a external file. Supported file formats include xxx, yyyy, zzz.

Old Avatar

Migrate Avatar

Migrating (transferring) existing camera enrollments and settings from one Avatar (old Avatar) to a new avatar.

(Example: Avatar Name “Purple-Intel-i7-10th-Generation” migrated to Avtar Name “Blue-Intel-i9-13th-Generation”).

Old Avatar

The old Avatars listed are eligible to be migrated. The enrolled cameras from the old Avatar will be migrated to the new selected Avatar, so the old Avatar can be removed. O

New Avatar

Migrating to a new Avatar will transfer all old Avatar contents to the new one.

Name

Assign a name to the watch item.

Description

Enter a description of the watch item.

Action

Select whether to Alert, Event, Ignore the watch item when the system catches it.

• Alert: The system will alert users of the watch item’s presence.

• Event: The System will record that the watch item was seen as an event.

• Ignore: The system will ignore the watch item. It will not store a record of the watch item.

Confidence

Select the minimum accuracy required to generate an alert/event. Often around .40 or .50 (40% or 50%) confidence.

A higher confidence will generate less detections, but with higher confidence in those alerts. Lower confidence will generate more detections, but with less accuracy.

Default TTL (days)

Operations

Select whether to configure or delete a watch item.

Name

Assign a name to the watch item. (Example: Bugs Bunny, Jimmy Hoffa, Bigfoot)

Description

Enter a description of the watch item.

Action

Select whether to Alert, Event, Ignore the watch item when the system catches it.

• Alert: The system will alert users of the watch item’s presence.

• Event: The System will record that the watch item was seen as an event.

• Ignore: The system will ignore the watch item. It will not store a record of the watch item.

Threshold

Default TTL (days)

Operations

Select whether to configure or delete a watch item.