Sensorii™

Control Application for Vumii Camera Systems

Ver. 4.0
Installation and Operation Manual

Document P/N PST900019110A Rev J

Feb. 2014
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Contact Vumii
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USA
Address: 11660 Alpharetta Highway, Suite 460,
Roswell, GA 30076
www.vumii.com
Phone: +1-678-578-4700
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Authorization

Date Signature
Revision A Approval
Mark X

Name
approved (HC only)

System Engineer E.V. 05/03/2011 E.V.

X Project Manager I.C. 10/03/2011 I.C.
X QA Control D.H. 15/03/2011 D.H.

Revision History

Rev. Description of Revisions Changed by: Date/Sign

A Initial Release I.C. 15/03/2011

B CompactSec IP interface R.So. 15/08/2011
C CompactSec IP update Opgal IP R.So. 1/09/2011
D Fire Detection feature R.Si. 15/10/2011
E Updates of OCA3 R.Si. 15/02/2012
F EyeSec IP additions RSi. 25/06/2012
G Sensorii Ver. 4 D.U. 12/02/2013
H Q1 2013 update session D.U. 29/04/2013
I Q3 2013 update session D.U. 29/07/2013
J Added LRF option D.U. 23/02/2014

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Preface
Special Terms
This manual uses the following conventions:
 Menu selection: To select the Exit command from the Main Menu, you are
instructed, “Select ApplicationExit“.
 Buttons: Buttons on the screen are marked Button.
 Field Entry: Text boxes and fields are marked Text Box .
 Instructions: Numbered lists represent sequential instructions.
 Bulleted lists: Bulleted lists are used for information or instructions that do not
involve sequential steps.
 Special terms: Special terms such as window names or list selections are in bold.
 Hyperlinks: Section of text marked in blue function as a link to the relevant locations
in the document (e.g. see Section 1.2: System Overview).
 Additional Details: The following term is used to refer to other locations in this
document where more data is available ( Section 1.2: System Overview).
 Notes and Tips
NOTE

This type of message includes essential information.

TIP

This type of message includes alternative information that could help you enhance
your operation.

Safety
Sensorii has been designed to meet common safety standards.
Under normal operation, Sensorii system presents no hazards to its operator, administrator
or other personnel. Read the safety section of the camera model user manual (
Applicable Documents) for specific safety information.

Applicable Documents
 Accuracii™ installation and operation manual (P/N- UMACSEC-0A)
 Sii™ AT/MLX installation and operation manual (P/N-UM-SIIATMLX-0A)
 Sii™ XR cooled installation and operation manual (P/N- UM-SIIXR-0A)
 Sii™ XR Uncooled installation and operation manual (P/N- UM-SIIXRUC-0A)
 OFC Installation Quick Guide (P/N UM-SIIOFC-0A)
 Claritii 600™ User Manual (P/N- UMC600A0000A)
 Discoverii™ 3000 User Manual (P/N PSD3000A01)

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Table of Contents
Section Description Page
Contact Vumii....................................................................................................................2
Authorization .....................................................................................................................3
Revision History ................................................................................................................3
Preface iii
Special Terms .................................................................................................................. iii
Safety iii
Applicable Documents ..................................................................................................... iii
Table of Contents ..............................................................................................................iv
1. Introduction ............................................................................................ 6
1.1 Assumptions and Prerequisites .............................................................................7
1.2 System Overview .................................................................................................7
1.3 Communication Types..........................................................................................8
1.4 Terminology....................................................................................................... 11
2. User Interface ....................................................................................... 12
2.1 Overview............................................................................................................ 13
2.2 Main Menu ......................................................................................................... 14
2.3 Upper Toolbar .................................................................................................... 15
2.4 Workspace ......................................................................................................... 16
2.5 Scroll Bar Adjustment ........................................................................................ 26
2.6 Availability of Sensorii Functions ...................................................................... 27
3. Communication Settings ....................................................................... 28
3.1 Typical Workflow for Communicating with a Camera System ........................... 29
3.2 Application Installation ...................................................................................... 30
3.3 Sensorii Startup .................................................................................................. 34
3.4 Defining a Camera System ................................................................................. 35
3.5 Advanced Settings .............................................................................................. 52
3.6 Client Server Configuration ................................................................................ 56
3.7 PT Address and Baud Rate Settings .................................................................... 59
3.8 Changing the Camera IP Address ....................................................................... 60
3.9 Changing IP Camera Username and Password.................................................... 67
4. System Setup and Configuration ........................................................... 68
4.1 Home Position .................................................................................................... 69
4.2 Thermal Camera Configuration .......................................................................... 71
4.3 Panorama Setup.................................................................................................. 86
4.4 Layout Setup ...................................................................................................... 87
4.5 Aerial Map Setup ............................................................................................... 91

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4.6 GPS Setup .......................................................................................................... 96

4.7 Fire Detection Configuration .............................................................................. 97
4.8 Pan Tilt Setup..................................................................................................... 99
4.9 Managing Presets ............................................................................................. 104
4.10 Managing Tours ............................................................................................... 108
4.11 Managing Tour using Accuracii Models ........................................................... 111
4.12 Virtual Serial Port Emulator ............................................................................. 113
4.13 Service Taskbar ................................................................................................ 114
4.14 Camera Service Monitor................................................................................... 115
4.15 Logging Off ..................................................................................................... 116
5. Operator Procedures ........................................................................... 117
5.1 System Operation ............................................................................................. 118
5.2 Day/Night Mode Selection ............................................................................... 119
5.3 Thermal Operation ........................................................................................... 120
5.4 Exposure and Focus Adjustment ....................................................................... 124
5.5 Controlling the Camera – Manual Controls ....................................................... 126
5.6 Controlling the Camera – Automatic Controls .................................................. 127
5.7 Preset Tours ..................................................................................................... 133
5.8 Fire Detection................................................................................................... 134
5.9 Range Metering ................................................................................................ 140
6. Appendix A: Axis External Encoder Users ............................................ 143
6.1 Axis IP Utility .................................................................................................. 143
6.2 TCP Ping Tweak .............................................................................................. 143
7. Appendix B: Model Group Conversion Table ........................................ 144
8. Appendix C: Default Communication Settings .................................... 145
9. Index 146

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1. Introduction
This chapter provides basic information about Sensorii and includes the following sections:
 Section 1.1: Assumptions and Prerequisites
 Section 1.2: System Overview
 Section 1.3: Communication Types
 Section 1.4: Terminology

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1.1 Assumptions and Prerequisites

This manual assumes that:
 The operator and administrator of Sensorii program have basic computer knowledge
and the necessary experience operating personal computers.
 The control computer on which Sensorii is to be installed is equipped with Windows
XP service pack 2 or higher operating system.
NOTE

Vumii has updated its model group names. When defining a new camera system
using the task manger (Section 3.4.2: Adding a New Camera), use the Appendix B:
Model Group Conversion Table on page 144 to select the proper model group
according to your camera name:

1.2 System Overview

Sensorii is the software application that controls one or more observation and surveillance
systems (see Figure 1-1).
The operator controls the camera from the graphical user interface (GUI). A control
keyboard (e.g. Pelco-D) can be connected and operated simultaneously. Sensorii enables
other setup applications (e.g. Vumii Camera Control application) to communicate with a
device that is connected to Sensorii.
Figure 1-1: Sensorii System Overview

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1.3 Communication Types

Camera systems connected to Sensorii can be divided to the following groups:
1.3.1 System using Serial Communication
Sensorii communicates with this camera system using one of the following serial
communication protocols: RS-232, RS-422, or RS-485.
Figure 1-2: Cam era w ith Serial Com munication

This type of communication is relevant to the following models:

• Sii AT Serial • Sii AT PTZ • Accuracii AT
• Sii ML Serial • Sii ML PTZ • Accuracii ML
• Sii XR Serial • Discoverii • Accuracii XR
• Sii MLX • Claritii • OFC

1.3.2 System using IP Communication

This camera system uses an embedded IP communication video encoder to communicate
with Sensorii.
Figure 1-3: Com m unicating w ith IP Cam era

This type of communication is relevant to the following models:

• Sii AT IP
• Sii ML IP
• Sii XR cooled IP models
• Discoverii

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1.3.3 System using an External TCP Video Server

This camera system with serial communication uses an external TCP video server (such as
Axis) to communicate with Sensorii.
Figure 1-4: Com m unicating w ith IP Cam era

This type of communication is relevant to the following models:

• Sii AT Serial • Sii AT PTZ • Accuracii AT
• Sii ML Serial • Sii ML PTZ • Accuracii ML
• Sii XR Serial • Discoverii • Accuracii XR
• Sii MLX • Claritii • OFC

1.3.4 Analog Video Capturing

A System using Serial Communication can use a video capturing device to display the analog
video on the Sensorii screen. The capturing device must comply with DirectShow standards
(Section 1.3.1).

Figure 1-5: Cam era w ith Serial Com munication and Video Capture Device

This type of communication is relevant to the following models:

• Sii AT Serial • Sii AT PTZ • Accuracii AT
• Sii ML Serial • Sii ML PTZ • Accuracii ML
• Sii XR Serial • Discoverii • Accuracii XR
• Sii MLX • Claritii • OFC

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1.3.5 Client Server

1.3.5.1 Embedded Computer
Discoverii™ 3000 includes a computer board that is embedded in the Electronic Unit (EU).
The embedded computer functions as communication server between the camera and the
control computer. Sensorii application is separated into two installations:
 Client application– installed on the computer used for monitoring and control of
Discoverii™ 3000.
 Server application installed on the embedded computer and contains the application
modules associated with the Camera Manager.
Figure 1-6: Client Server Overview

This type of communication is relevant to the following models:

• Sii AT Serial • Sii AT PTZ • Accuracii AT
• Sii ML Serial • Sii ML PTZ • Accuracii ML
• Sii XR Serial • Discoverii • Accuracii XR
• Sii MLX • Claritii • OFC

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1.4 Terminology
This manual uses the following terminology:
1.4.1 Camera System
Sensorii can be connected to one or multiple camera systems. of the same or differing
types.
Each camera system is defined as a link on Sensorii. The camera system link includes all the
parameters required for Sensorii to communicate and control the camera system.
Sensorii controls a single camera system at a time. The controlled camera is selected by the
operator.

Figure 1-7: Cam era System

1.4.2 Add-on
An Add-on is an additional imager installed on the same Camera System. An example of an
Add-on is the secondary camera located on the Accuracii ML™ Camera System.
1.4.3 Preset
Preset is a location or an object that the operator frequently views for surveillance purposes
or as a reference point to aid in calibrating the system. Sensorii saves the preset location by
recording the position of the camera unit (pan and tilt), fire detection parameters, and the
optical parameters (focus, zoom, intensity and gain).
1.4.4 Tour
Tour is a scan program consisting of a series of presets. Sensorii moves the Camera System
from preset to preset, stops the camera movement for a predefined delay time before
continuing to the next preset.

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2. User Interface
This section describes Sensorii GUI and includes the following sections:
 Section 2.1: Overview
 Section 2.2: Main Menu
 Section 2.3: Upper Toolbar
 Section 2.4: Workspace
 Section 2.5: Scroll Bar Adjustment
 Section 2.6: Availability of Sensorii Functions

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2.1 Overview
The Sensorii user interface consists of the following major components:
 Main Menu (2) – includes options for designing the workspace layout, operating
and configuring the camera systems (Section 2.2).
 Upper Toolbar (3) – includes tool icons relevant to the active camera system and
the Current System option box (Section 2.3).
 Workspace (1) – the main camera operation area which includes a customizable
layout of operation windows (Section 2.4).

Figure 2-1: User Interface Overview

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2.2 Main Menu

The main menu includes all Sensorii functions divided into the following sub-menus (see
Figure 2-2):
 File – enables exiting the application.
 Layout – enables managing the workspace layout.
 Operator Modules – enables opening windows to operate the Camera System.
 Setup Modules – enables setup tasks performed by the system administrator.

Figure 2-2: M ain M enu

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2.3 Upper Toolbar

NOTE

Each Camera System has different features. The toolbar changes according to the
active system. The toolbar in Figure 2-3 is from one particular system and is used for
demonstration purposes only.

The Upper Toolbar includes the following (see Figure 2-3):

 Camera Link Indicator (1) – appears green when there is an active link with the
selected camera, appears red when there is no active link.
 Illuminator Button (2) – activates and deactivates the laser.
 Slave (3) –the laser zoom is connected to and controlled by the imager zoom
control - click here to control the laser zoom independent of the imager zoom.
 Beam Size (4) – switches illuminator laser beam between three predefined sizes-
enabled in night mode only.
 Snapshots (5) – takes a snapshot of the video screen. Use the CTRL key for
automatic image file names. Use the SHIFT key to take a 100 snapshot sequence.
Links to the snapshots are available in the log file.
 Day/Night Setting (6) – switches Camera System between day and night mode;
operates the active illumination (e.g. LED panel when using the Claritii 500).
 Display Application Messages (7) – displays a file of alerts which were recorded
in the communication log; the icon flashes red when there is a current alert.
 Camera Service Monitor (8) – opens an active communication log with the
records of transmission between Sensorii and the Camera Systems.
 Refresh (9) – resets the screen display.
 Current System Selection (10) – selects the active controlled camera from the
camera systems registered in the Camera Manager.
Figure 2-3: Upper Toolbar

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2.4 Workspace
The workspace is a customizable layout of operation windows which are available for the
active camera system. Operation windows can be displayed as a floating window or they can
be docked and become a part of the layout (Section 4.4: Layout Setup).
The Layout Setup can include any combination and arrangement of the following windows
(see Figure 2-4):
 Live Video Window (2) − Section 2.4.1)
 PTZ Window (4) − Section 2.4.2
 Manual CCD Camera (5) − Section 2.4.3)
 Presets Window (7) − Section 2.4.4
 Tours Window (6) − Section 2.4.5
 Panorama Window (1) − Section 2.4.6)
 Compass Window (3) − Section 2.4.7
 Aerial Map Window − Section 2.4.8
 Thermal Window − Section 2.4.9
 Fire Detection Window – Section 2.4.10
 Illuminator Window (9) - Section 2.4.4
NOTE

Control window availability is dependent on the current active camera system. Only a
sample of the available windows are pictured below (Section 2.6: Availability).

Figure 2-4: W orkspace

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2.4.1 Live Video Window

The live video window displays real time video from a predefined camera (see Figure 2-5).
Figure 2-5: Live Video Window

2.4.2 PTZ Window

The physical tilt and direction of the camera and the optical zoom are controlled from the
PTZ window (see Figure 2-6).
For more details see:
 Section 4.8: Pan Tilt Setup
 Section 5.3.5: Optical Zoom Control
 Section 5.5.1: Camera Pan Tilt and Zoom Control
 Section 5.5.2: Zoom Control

Figure 2-6:P TZ Window

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2.4.3 Manual CCD Camera Window

2.4.3.1 Focus Tab
The focus tab enables activating the auto focus feature or manually adjusting the focus.

2.4.3.1.1 Auto Focus

To activate the auto focus feature for the manual CCD camera (see Figure 2-7):
Clear the Manual checkbox on the Manual CCD Camera window. The focus scrollbars are
not displayed.

Figure 2-7: M anual CCD Cam era Window – Auto Focus

2.4.3.1.2 Manual Focus

To manually focus the CCD camera view:
1. Select the Manual checkbox on the Manual CCD window (see Figure 2-8).

2. Adjust the focus using the following scroll bars (Section 2.5: Scroll Bar Adjustment):
 Coarse focus or the Fine focus control scroll bar.
 Click the Near or Far buttons.

Figure 2-8: M anual CCD Cam era Window – M anual Focus

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2.4.3.2 Advanced Tab

The Advanced tab (see Figure 2-9) includes scroll bar adjustment of video gain and
intensity levels.
Figure 2-9: M anual CCD Cam era Window – Advanced Tab

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2.4.4 Presets Window

The Presets window contains options for tracking and quick positioning to predefined views
(see Figure 2-10).
Figure 2-10: P resets W indow

2.4.5 Tours Window

The Tours window displays a list of preprogrammed Tours (Section 1.4.4). The window
buttons are used to manage the Tours (see Figure 2-11).
Figure 2-11: Tours W indow – Tours Tab

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2.4.6 Panorama Window

The panorama window displays a set of images combined into one panoramic view (see
Figure 2-12). The panorama window displays Preset locations and enables designating a
target location to position the camera.
Figure 2-12: P anoram a W indow

2.4.7 Compass Window

The options on the Compass tab in the Compass window (see Figure 2-13) set the pan
and tilt of the Camera System using either true or relative bearings.
NOTE

The Find Range section appears only when LRF option is installed (Section 5.9:
Range Metering).

Figure 2-13: Com pass W indow

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2.4.8 Aerial Map Window

The aerial map displays the protected area. The position of the Camera System base is
shown on the map and markers indicate the camera FOV direction.
The Aerial Map window enables designating a target location for the camera and assists in
identifying the area that the Camera System views.

Figure 2-14: Aerial M ap W indow

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2.4.9 Thermal Window

If the Camera System has a thermal camera, the Thermal window appears in the
workspace. Use this window to control all functions of the thermal camera ( Section 5.3
Thermal Operation)
Figure 2-15: Therm al W indow

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2.4.10 Fire Detection Window

The fire detection window controls the main operation and configuration of the fire detection
feature ( Section 4.7).
NOTE

Additional Fire Detection settings are controlled from the Fire Detection Configuration
window ( Section 4.7).

Figure 2-16: Fire Detection W indow

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2.4.11 Illuminator Window

NOTE

This section is relevant only for the Discoverii system.

The Illuminator window enables controlling the settings of the laser beam illuminator and
includes the following (see Figure 2-17):
 Intensity Slider Control – controls the intensity of the laser beam
 Focus Slider Control – controls the focus of the laser lens
 Zoom Slider Control – controls the zoom of the laser lens
 Illuminator Button – activates and deactivates the laser
 Slave (Lock) Button – slaves the laser zoom to the imager zoom or releases it

Figure 2-17: Illuminator Panel

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2.5 Scroll Bar Adjustment

Several windows have scroll bars that enable control of camera parameters using either of
the following methods (see Figure 2-18):
 Click the slider control.
 Click the scroll bar button and move it to the relevant position.
 For scroll bars with navigation arrows (located at either end of the scroll bar), click
the arrows to move the scroll bar button. Clicking and holding the arrow increases
the speed of the adjustment.

Figure 2-18: 3.3 Scroll Bar Adjustm ent

 Right-click the slider control and type the relevant scroll bar position.
Figure 2-19: Slider Control Dialogue box

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2.6 Availability of Sensorii Functions

The availability of some Sensorii functions is dependent on the camera connected to
Sensorii.
Table 2-1 displays the availability of Sensorii functions according to the camera type.

Table 2-1: Sensorii Functions Availability

M odel/ Fun ction

Defining a Cam era System (3.4)

Hom ing Ve rification ( 4.1.2)

P TZ W indow (2.4 .2)

P an Tilt Setup ( 4.8)

M ap Scaling ( 4.3)

P resets W indow ( 2.4.4)

Tou rs W ind ow ( 2.4.5 )

M anual CCD Cam era ( 2.4 .3)

Aerial M ap Setup ( 4.5)

Com pass W ind ow ( 2.4.7 )

Therm al Cam era Configuration (4.2)

Therm al ( 2.4.9)

R em ote P ow er Control ( 5.3 .6)

P anoram a Setup ( 4.3)

Fire Detection ( 5.8)

Using TCP / I P ( 3.5 .1.1)

R ange M etering ( 5.9

Sii AT 25µ 2

Sii AT PTZ 25µ 2

Sii AT 17µ 1 2

Sii AT PTZ 17µ

Sii ML 25µ 2

Sii ML PTZ 25µ 2

Sii ML 17µ 1 2

Sii ML PTZ 17µ

Accuracii AT Series 25µ

Accuracii AT Series 17µ

Accuracii ML Series 25µ

Accuracii ML Series 17µ

Accuracii XR Uncooled Series 17µ

Accuracii XR Cooled Series 15µ

Claritii

Sii XR

Discoverii
 1 – with FD option
 2 – with TCP/IP

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3. Communication Settings
This chapter describes tasks associated with application installation and creating
communication with a camera system
The tasks described in this chapter are performed by the system administrator and include:
 Section 3.2: Application Installation
 Section 3.3: Sensorii Startup
 Section 3.4: Defining a Camera System
 Section 3.5: Advanced Settings
 Section 3.6: Client Server Configuration

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3.1 Typical Workflow for Communicating with a Camera System

Figure 3-1 illustrates the procedure of establishing communication with a camera system
through Sensorii.
The beginning steps of Adding a New Camera and General Camera Settings are common to
all camera systems. Later steps are dependent on whether the type of camera system being
used is a System using Serial Communication, a System using IP Communication, or a
System using an External TCP Video Server.
Figure 3-1: Typical W orkflow for Com m unicating w ith a Camera System

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3.2 Application Installation

It is recommended to close all other applications running on the computer before installing
Sensorii.
NOTE

The latest version of Sensorii and updates can be downloaded from

ftp://ftp.vumii.com/Documentation/Sensorii_Software/

NOTE
Previous versions of Sensorii must be uninstalled before installing any new or updated
versions

NOTE

Installation requires installing Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 or later which can be
downloaded from Microsoft.com. Such .NET is included in late versions of Windows 7
and Windows 8.

To install Sensorii application:

3. Navigate to the directory where Sensorii setup file is located. Right click the
APP_Sensorii_Complete_X.X.X.X set up file (see Figure 3-2) and select Install from the
floating menu. The Open File Security Warning screen opens.
Figure 3-2: Install File Com m and

NOTE

This process may vary dependent on your computer's Operating System

4. Click the Run button. Sensorii Welcome screen opens (see Figure 3-3).

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Figure 3-3: Sensorii Installer W elcome Screen

5. Click the Next button. The Select Installation Folder window opens (see Figure 3-4).

Figure 3-4: Select Installation Folder W indow

6. Click the Browse button and select the desired installation folder, OR leave the default
path which appears in the Folder option box.

7. Optional: Click the Disk Cost… button to view disk space required for installation.

8. Select one of the user type options:

 Everyone – application is accessible by all user accounts.
 Just me – application is accessible by the installer's account only.
9. Click the Next> button. The Confirm Installation window opens (see Figure 3-5).

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Figure 3-5: Sensorii Installer Confirm ation

10. Click the Next button to start the installation process. The Installing Sensorii window
opens and the installation begins. Progress is shown in the progress bar (see Figure 3-6).

Figure 3-6: Sensorii Installer – Installation P rogress

When the installation is complete, the Installation Complete window opens (see
Figure 3-7).

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Figure 3-7: Sensorii Installer – Final Screen

11. Click the Close button.

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3.3 Sensorii Startup

To start Sensorii application:
1. Click the Windows Start button.

2. Select All Programs  Vumii  Sensorii  Sensorii (see Figure 3-8).

Figure 3-8: Vum ii M enu in M S W indow s Start M enu

Sensorii workspace appears ( Chapter 2.4: Workspace).

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3.4 Defining a Camera System

Sensorii can be set up to control several different Camera Systems with different features
and parameters. Use the Camera Manager function to define and maintain the parameters
used to communicate with each of the systems.
This section reviews the tasks associated with defining and maintaining the camera's
communication parameters and includes:
 Section 3.4.1: Starting the Camera Manager
 Section 3.4.2: Adding a New Camera
 Section 3.4.3: General Camera Settings
 Section 3.4.4: Camera with Serial Communication
 Section 3.4.5: Communicating through TCP Video Server
 Section 3.4.6: Communicating with IP Camera System
 Section 3.4.7: Saving Camera Settings

3.4.1 Starting the Camera Manager

1. Select Setup Modules > Camera Manager from the main menu.

2. If the Password protected area dialog box opens (see Figure 3-9) type the password in
the Password text box and click the OK button.

NOTE

The default password is passpass . It is recommended to click the Change

P assw ord button and set a new password.
The OK button is available only after a correct password is typed.

Figure 3-9: Setup M odules P assw ord W indow

The Camera Manager window opens (see Figure 3-10).

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3.4.2 Adding a New Camera

To add a new camera system, click the Add button located in the Camera Manager
window. The Camera Setup window opens (see Figure 3-11),
Figure 3-10: Cam era M anager w indow

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3.4.3 General Camera Settings

Perform the following steps via the Camera Setup window (see Figure 3-11):
1. Select the relevant camera system from the Model Group option box. The default camera
system name is displayed in the Name text box.

NOTE

Vumii updated its model group names. Use the Appendix B: Model Group Conversion
Table on page 144 to select the proper model group according to your camera name.

NOTE
Some of the new models do not appear in the M odel Group option list. Use the
conversion table in Chapter 7 to select the proper model group according to your
camera name

TIP
The camera system name is editable only during its creation.

2. Type a description for the camera system in the Description text box.

3. Select one of the lens types from the Lens option box when relevant. When relevant, select
the lens address from the Device Address option box.

4. Select the Pan/Tilt check box when the camera is installed on a PT unit IS THIS
NEEDED?.

Notes for Accuracii M L users

Verify that the DP E-series check box is selected when using a new Accuracii ML
model.

Notes for Discoverii users

Select the Therm al Add-On checkbox when an additional thermal imager is
installed.
Select the Em bedded P C checkbox when using Discoverii™ 3000 with the
Embedded Computer.
Verify that the Nir-Or Laser R egulator checkbox is cleared when using an old
version of Discoverii.

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Figure 3-11: Cam era Setup Window CHANGE P ICTUR E

Perform the tasks described in one of the following sections according to the method used
to communicate with the camera system:
 Camera with Serial Communication (Section 3.4.4)
 Communicating through TCP Video Server (Section 3.4.5)
 Communicating with IP Camera System (Section 3.4.6)

3.4.4 Camera with Serial Communication

This procedure provides a set of instructions for communicating with a camera system with
serial communication and analog video output.
Figure 3-12: Cam era w ith Serial Com munication

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3.4.4.1 Link Settings

1. Select the Link tab (see Figure 3-13).

2. Select the Serial option from the Control Type option box.

3. Select from the COM option box the computer serial port number used to communicate
with the camera system.
4. Select the relevant speed from the Baud Rate option box.

NOTE

Default baud rates of all Vumii camera models are found in chapter 8 Appendix C:
Default Communication Settings.

Figure 3-13: Link Tab-Serial Com munication Setup

5. Set the video setting to one of the following options:

 Video is Displayed on Separate Monitor (Section 3.4.4.2)
 Analog Video Capturing (Section 3.4.4.3)
6. Click the Save button.

3.4.4.2 Video is Displayed on Separate Monitor

When the camera video is connected directly to a video monitor and is not displayed on
Sensorii:
1. Select the Video Setup tab.
2. Select None from the Device Type option box to disable digital video transmission.

Figure 3-14: Video Setup – No Video Input

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3.4.4.3 Analog Video Capturing

This section provides a set of instructions for displaying the analog video on Sensorii window
using Dshow video capturing device.
Figure 3-15: Cam era w ith Serial Com munication and Video Capture Device

1. Connect the camera analog video output to the Dshow capturing device and connect the
device to one of the computer USB ports.
On the video setup area:
2. Select DSHOW from the Device Type option box.

3. Click the Detect button. A list of identified devices appears.

4. Select the relevant video capturing device from the Device option box.

On the General tab perform:

5. Select the port number to which the capturing device is connected from the Input option
box.
6.

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3.4.5 Communicating through TCP Video Server

This procedure provides a set of instructions for communicating with a System using an
External TCP Video Server (Section 1.3.3).
Figure 3-16: Com m unicating through TCP Video Server

Figure 3-17: W orkflow Diagram

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3.4.5.1 TCP Server Configuration

1. Open the Axis TCP server configuration interface.
2. Select Axis from the Device Type option box.

3. Select System Options > Ports & Devices > COM Port from the left tool bar.
4. Define the following parameters:
 Enable port is selected
 Generic TCP/IP is selected

Figure 3-18: Com m unicating w ith IP Cam era

NOTE
It is assumed that the Axis TCP server is configured according to the customer
network structure.

NOTE

When using Axis IP encoders, run the Axis Control Optim ization utility to boost
performance between the Sensorii PC and the Axis encoder.
Open the utility from the start menu by selecting P rogram s > Vum ii > Sensorii >
Axis Control Optimization.
Changes made by this utility can be reversed using the Axis Control Optimization
Undo utility found in the same location.

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3.4.5.2 Video Setup

On the Video Setup area (see Figure 3-19):
1. Select Axis from the Device Type option box.

2. Select the relevant TCP video server Model .

3. In the Device text box, type the axis video server IP address followed by ":-1"(e.g.
212.29.212.250:-1).
NOTE

Use the Test Video button to verify communication with camera

Use the tabs to set input, image and security information. NO SECURITY INFORMATION
TAB IN SOFTWARE VERSION USED OR IN Fig 3-19

Figure 3-19: Video Setup for Axis TCP Video Server

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3.4.5.3 Link Settings

1. Select the Link tab and verify that (see Figure 3-20):

 Control Type – contains Tcp Server

 IP-Address:IP Port – contains the IP address of the axis video server followed by
the axis listener port number (e.g. 212.29.212.250:5000).
2. Set the Link Time Out to relevant delay time according to the quality of your network.

3. Click the Save button.

4. Click the Close button on the camera manager window.

Figure 3-20: Link Setup for Axis TCP Video Server

NOTE

If the system has more than one imager installed an Add add-on dialogue box will
open See Section 3.5.2 Adding a Slave Camera.

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3.4.6 Communicating with IP Camera System

This procedure provides a set of instructions for communicating with a camera system that
uses embedded IP communication (Section 1.3.2: System using IP ).
Figure 3-21: Com m unicating w ith IP Cam era

Figure 3-22: W orkflow Diagram

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3.4.6.1 Video Settings

On the Video Setup area (see Figure 3-23):
1. Select Opgal-IP from the Device Type option box.

2. In the Device text box, type the camera system IP address followed by ":-1"
(camera default IP is 192.168.0.100:-1).
Figure 3-23: Video Setup for IP Cam era System

NOTES
When communicating with IP camera, the computer IP address must be set to:
192.168.0.99 with 255.255.255.0 mask sub-net.

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3.4.6.1.1 Video Tab Settings

To set up the video parameters (see Figure 3-24):
1. Verify that the Video tab is selected.

2. Verify the video settings.

3. Select one of the following options from the Channel dropdown list box:

• 1
• 2
4. Select one of the following options from the Frame Resolution dropdown list box:
• D1 - 720x480 (NTSC), 720x576 (PAL)
• CIF - 176x120 (NTSC), 176x144 (PAL)
• QCIF 176x120 (NTSC), 176x144 (PAL)
• VGA 640 x 480
5. Select one of the following options from the Frame Rate dropdown list box:

• 100% (NTSC-30FPS/PAL-25FPS) - the system default is PAL.

• 50%
• 20%
• 10%
• 1FPS

Figure 3-24: Video Settings

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3.4.6.1.2 Video Compression Tab Settings

Verify the compression settings:
1. Click the Compression tab (see Figure 3-25).

2. Select one of the following video compression options from the Encoder Type dropdown
list box:
 H264
 MPEG
 MPEG-4
3. In order to maintain a consistent video image quality, the bit rate increases as the amount of
activity in the viewing target increases. The increased bit rate requires a wider band width.
Select one of the options from the BitRate Mode dropdown list box to prioritize either lower
band width use or a higher quality image:
 Constant – bit rate and band width use remain constant. Used when the available
band width for the system is limited. Lower image quality may result when activity
in the viewing target increases and requires a bitrate which is higher than the
target rate.
 Variable – bit rate and band width use increase to maintain a consistent image
quality. Used in surveillance applications where there is a need for high quality
video, particularly in viewing targets with a high level of activity.
4. Select the relevant number from the GOP dropdown list box. The GOP length is the number
of frames between two consecutive I-frames. Increased GOP length can limit band width
requirements, but may affect image quality.
5. Verify the Bit Rate in the dropdown list box.

6. Click the Test Video button. The Test Video window opens displaying the video image.
Verify the picture quality of the video image.
7. Click the Done button.

Figure 3-25: Com pression Settings

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3.4.6.1.3 Text Overlay Tab Settings

The text overlay tab enables displaying a predefined text message on the video image.
To set a text message into the video stream:
1. Type the text you want to display in the Text text box (see Figure 3-26).

2. Type the screen coordinate of the text left side position in the Location Left text box.

3. Type the screen coordinate of the text top position in the Location Top text box.

4. Enter the font height and width in the Font Height and Font Width text boxes.

5. Select the font color from the Color option box

6. Click the Test Video button to view the text.

7. Click the Done button.

Figure 3-26: Text Overlay Settings

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3.4.6.2 Link Settings

1. Select the Link tab and verify that (see Figure 3-11):

 Control Type – contains Opgal-IP

 IP-Address:IP Port – contains the IP address as defined on the video tab.
NOTES:

The camera default IP address is:192.168.0.100 .

2. Set the Link Time Out to relevant delay time according to the quality of your network.

3. Click the Save button.

4. Click the Close button on the camera manager window.

Figure 3-27: Link Tab-IP Com munication Setup

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3.4.7 Saving Camera Settings

Before closing the Camera Setup window, click Save to save all new parameters.
NOTE

Exiting the Camera Manager without clicking the Save button results in the loss of
new and unsaved data.

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3.5 Advanced Settings

This section reviews additional Camera Manager setting that may be needed when defining
a camera system:
 Section 3.5.1: Pelco Listener Configuration
 Section 3.5.2: Adding a Slave Camera
 Section 3.5.3: Video Test
 Section 3.5.4: Disabling a Camera
 Section 3.5.5: Enabling a camera
 Section 3.5.6: Removing a Camera

3.5.1 Pelco Listener Configuration

The Pelco Listener enables using a Pelco-D device to communicate directly with the camera
instead of using Vumii protocol.
To configure communication with a Pelco-D device:
1. Select the Pelco Listener tab located on the Camera Setup window (see Figure 3-28).
2. Check one of the following check boxes to select the communication type:
 TCP/IP Listener (Section 3.5.1.1: Using TCP/IP)
 Serial Listener (Section 3.5.1.2: Using Serial Communication)

Figure 3-28: P elco Listener Configuration

3.5.1.1 Using TCP/IP

To complete the Pelco TCP/IP configuration, type the port number in the TCP/IP Port text
box.
3.5.1.2 Using Serial Communication
To complete the Pelco serial communication configuration:
1. Select the computer serial port from the Serial COM option box.

2. Select the appropriate baud rate from the Serial Baud Rate option box.

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3.5.1.3 Additional Pelco Listener Settings

1. Check the Verbose Log check box to receive more detailed information in the
communication log between the camera and Sensorii.
2. Select the Pelco device address from the Device Address option box.
NOTE

See chapter 8: Appendix C:

Default Communication Settings for the default Pelco-D address.

3. Check the Log to File check box to automatically transfer all communications recorded
in the log to a text file.
3.5.2 Adding a Slave Camera
When the Camera System includes an additional imager (e.g. thermal imager) the Add
Add-On dialog box opens automatically when the camera parameters are saved for the first
time.
NOTE

To edit the parameters of an add-on slave camera, select the add-on camera in the
camera manager window and click the Edit button.

To configure an add-on slave camera (see Figure 3-29):

1. Perform video setup for the additional imager.
2. Perform the Video Test to verify video is received properly (Section3.5.3).
3. Click the Save button.

Figure 3-29: Add-On Dialog Box

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3.5.3 Video Test

After configuring the video output, test the video transmission:
1. Click the Test Video button located in the Video section of the Camera Setup window
(see Figure 3-11). The Video Test screen opens displaying the video image received from
the defined camera(see Figure 3-30).
2. Click the Snapshot button to save a snapshot image of the displayed video.

3. Click the Close button.

Figure 3-30: Video Test screen

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3.5.4 Disabling a Camera

Disabling a camera removes it from the Current System option box list (Section 2.3:
Upper Toolbar). The camera parameters, however, remain in the Sensorii system.
To disable a camera:
1. Select the relevant camera from the Camera Manager window.
2. Click the Disable button. The relevant camera appears with a strikethrough.

Figure 3-31: Disabling a Camera

3.5.5 Enabling a camera

To enable a camera that was disabled:
1. Select the relevant disabled camera from the Camera Manager window.
2. Click the Enable button. The relevant camera is enabled and appears without a
strikethrough.
3.5.6 Removing a Camera
To remove a camera from the system
1. Select the relevant camera from the Camera Manager window.
2. Click the Remove button. The relevant camera is removed from the Camera Manager
window.

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3.6 Client Server Configuration

NOTES
This section is relevant for a Discoverii system with an Embedded Computer. All
Discoverii systems purchased after January 1, 2012 include an embedded computer.

There are two ways to access the Embedded Computer:

 Direct connection of keyboard, mouse and video monitor.
 Remote desktop through the Ethernet.

3.6.1 Accessing the Embedded Computer Through a Remote Desktop

To access the Embedded Computer using a remote desktop application:
1. Select Run on the Start menu. (In Windows 7 type “run” in the search box on the start
menu.)
2. Type the command: mstsc followed by the relevant IP address (default IP address is
192.168.0.100).

3. Type the following (default) information in the password dialogue box:

 User name: Discoverii
 Password: discoverii.
NOTE
For security purposes, it is recommended to change the default username and
password of the embedded PC. Contact Vumii, if assistance is required with this
standard Remote Desktop (RDP) communication procedure.

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3.6.2 Changing the IP Address of the Embedded Computer

To change the IP Address of the Embedded Computer:
1. Verify that there is communication with the Embedded Computer through the remote
desktop.
2. Select Control Panel  Network and Internet  Network Connections from the
Windows Start menu.
3. Click Network Bridge . The Network Bridge Properties dialogue box opens.

4. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP v4) in the This connection uses the
following items box.

5. Click the Properties button. The Internet Protocol Version 4 Properties dialogue box
opens.
6. Type new TCP/IP information.
Figure 3-32: Netw ork Bridge P roperties

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3.6.3 Initializing Client and Server Communication

NOTES
This section is relevant for a Discoverii system with an Embedded Computer. All
Discoverii systems purchased after January 1, 2012 include an embedded computer.

This section reviews the tasks required to initiate communication between the operator
computer with the Client application and the Embedded Computer that is running the Server
application.
Perform the following steps via the Client application:
1. Select Add remote camera.. from the Current System option box in the upper toolbar of
Sensorii workspace (see Figure 3-33).
Figure 3-33: Current System Option Box

The Server IP Address window opens.

2. Type the IP address of the Embedded Computer.
3. Click the OK button.

Figure 3-34: Server IP Address Dialog Box

Communication is created between the Client application and the Server application The
operator can now select one of the predefined camera systems from the Current System
option box.

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3.7 PT Address and Baud Rate Settings

The system's baud rate and network address is pre-set at the factory.
Depending on the model, the PT address and baud rate can be changed using either of the
following methods:
3.7.1 Software Configuration
The PT address and baud rate are changed using a hyper terminal ASCII commands. For
more details, refer to the relevant Accuracii Installation and Operation manual.
This section is relevant to the following models:
• Accuracii AT
• Accuracii ML
• Accuracii XR

3.7.2 Hardware Configuration

The PT address and baud rate are changed using a series of DIP switches. Factory set DIP
switch settings must not be changed before consulting with Vumii.
This section is relevant to the following models:
• Sii AT PTZ
• Sii ML PTZ
• Discoverii
• Claritii

NOTE
Changing camera DIP switch settings without consulting VUMII can impair the
camera's function.

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3.8 Changing the Camera IP Address

NOTES:

This section is not relevant when using the camera default IP address.
The camera default IP address is:192.168.0.100 .

Use either of the following options to change the camera IP address:

 Changing IP Address using Sensorii (Section 3.8.1)
 Changing the Camera IP Address from a Web Browser (Section 3.8.2)

3.8.1 Changing IP Address using Sensorii

1. Verify that the wiring and current parameters allow communication with the camera.
2. Click the Configure button in the Video Setup section of the Camera Setup window (see
Figure 3-35).
Figure 3-35: Video Setup Section w ith Configure Button

The Opgal-IP Device Configurator dialog box opens (see Figure 3-36).
3. Type the new IP address information in the relevant fields.
4. Click the OK button.

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Figure 3-36: Opgal-IP Device Configurator Dialog Box

A dialog box opens, indicating a 30 second rebooting period of the communication device.
5. Click the OK button.

6. Verify that the new IP address appears in the Control section and the Video Setup section
of the Camera Setup window.
3.8.2 Changing the Camera IP Address from a Web Browser
This section describes how to change the camera IP address through an internet browser
and includes:
 Section 3.8.2.1: Logging in IP Camera
 Section 3.8.2.2: Changing the Camera IP Address
 Section 3.8.2.3: Rebooting the System
 Section 3.8.2.4: Changing the Camera Address in the Sensorii Camera Manager
 Section 3.8.2.5: Reconnecting to the Camera

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3.8.2.1 Logging in IP Camera using Web Configurator

1. Verify that the camera is connected to the network through the RJ45 connector.
2. Verify that the camera is powered ON.
3. Open an internet web browser (Microsoft IE is recommended).

Type the current camera IP address in the browser navigation field and press the Enter key.
The Web Configurator log in page opens (see Figure 3-37).
4. Type the account name and password and click the Login button. The default settings are:
 Account name: admin
 Password is: 123456
NOTE
For security purposes, it is recommended to change the default username and
password (Section 3.8.3: Changing IP Camera Username and Password3.9).

Figure 3-37: W eb Configurator Login Screen

The Web Configurator opens (see Figure 3-38).

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3.8.2.2 Changing the Camera IP Address

From the Web Configurator workspace (see Figure 3-38), perform
1. Select Host from the Setup menu.
2. Type the host name in the Host Name text box and the camera name in the Camera
Name text box.

3. Click the Apply button in the Host section.

NOTE

The Apply button saves settings for this session. Settings are saved to the camera
memory after reboot of the system.

Figure 3-38: W eb Configurator Host Settings

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4. Select IP Settings  Connection Type from the Setup menu (see Figure 3-39).

5. Select the Static IP Address option button.

6. Type the new IP address , Subnet Mask , and Gateway as they appear in the GUI.

7. Click the Apply button.

Figure 3-39: W eb Configurator Connection Type Settings

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3.8.2.3 Rebooting the System

1. Select System  Save & Reboot  from the Setup menu (see Figure 3-40).
2. Click the Apply button. The Windows dialog box opens (see Figure 3-41).

Figure 3-40: W eb Configurator Save and Reboot

3. Click the Yes button. The Web Configurator page closes and the camera communication is
restarted.
Figure 3-41: W eb Configurator Save and Reboot P opup W arning

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3.8.2.4 Changing the Camera Address in the Sensorii Camera Manager

1. Open the Camera Manager in the Sensorii workspace (see section 3.4.1Starting the Camera
Manager).
2. Select Sensorii from the Camera Manager window and click the Edit button. The Camera
Setup window opens.
3. Select the Link tab and select Tcp Server from the Control Type option box.

4. Type the new IP address followed by the IP port number to which the camera is routed. (see
Figure 3-42).
5. Click the OK button.

Figure 3-42: Link Tab-IP Com munication Setup

3.8.2.5 Reconnecting to the Camera

1. Close the Camera Manager window.

2. Select the relevant camera from Current System option box.

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3.9 Changing IP Camera Username and Password

An IP camera is shipped with the following credentials:
 Account name: admin
 Password is: 123456

NOTE
For security purposes, it is recommended to change the default username and
password.
To change the IP camera log in settings:
1. Perform Logging in IP Camera using Web Configurator
2. Select System > User Account from the Web Configurator left toolbar. The User
Account screen is displayed with the current account settings (see Figure 3-43).
Figure 3-43: User Account Screen

3. Change the Account name and/or the Password and click the Apply button.

4. Select System > Save & Reboot from the Web Configurator left toolbar. The IP
communication is terminated. Logging in must be done using the new account settings.

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4. System Setup and Configuration

This chapter reviews tasks associated with configuration of the camera system. The tasks
describes in this chapter are performed by the system administrator.
 Section 4.1: Home Position
 Section 4.2 Thermal Camera Configuration
 Section 4.3: Panorama Setup
 Section 4.4: Layout Setup
 Section 4.5: Aerial Map Setup
 Section 4.6: GPS Setup
 Section 4.7: Fire Detection Configuration
 Section 4.8: Pan Tilt Setup
 Section 4.9: Managing Presets
 Section 4.10: Managing Tours
 Section 4.11: Managing Tour using Accuracii Models
 Section 4.12: Virtual Serial Port Emulator
 Section 4.13: Service Taskbar
 Section 4.14: Camera Service Monitor
 Section 4.15: Logging Off

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4.1 Home Position

Sensorii uses relative bearings that are related to a predefined reference point (home).
4.1.1 Home Position Setup
To define the homing position:
5. Position the homing object in the center of the camera's field of view (FOV).

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Select an object that can also be recognized during darkness.

6. Perform Focus Adjustment (Section 5.4.1).

7. Adjust the Zoom Control (Section 5.5.2).
8. Select the Setup Modules > Home option from the Main Menu. The Home dialog box
opens (see Figure 4-1).
9. Click the Set Home button. A snapshot of the camera FOV is displayed which helps in
performing the Homing Verification procedure (Section 4.1.2).
Figure 4-1: Hom e Dialog Box

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4.1.2 Homing Verification

To verify the calibration of the homing location:
1. Select Setup Modules > Home from the Main Menu. The Home dialog box opens (see
Figure 4-1).
2. Click the Go Home button. Sensorii moves the Camera System to the predefined home
position.
3. Verify that the reference home object positioned in the live video window is the same as in
the Home dialog box snapshot (see Figure 4-2).
4. If necessary, correct the Camera System position to place the reference object identical to
the reference snapshot on the Home dialog box and click the Set Home button.

Figure 4-2: Com paring Live Video w ith R eference Snapshot

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Update Version (Section 4.2 .2.19)

changes according to the active system. Table 4-1 displays the availability of functions

System Version I nform ation (Sec.4.2.2.18)

Each camera system has different features. The Thermal Configuration window

Troublesh ooting (Section 4.2 .2.1 7)

Video Form at (Section 4.2 .2.1 6)
This section reviews parameters associated with the thermal camera configuration.

Availability of Therm al Configuration Functions

R OI (Section 4.2.2 .15)

I m proved DR C M ode (Se. 4.2.2.14)
DR C M ode (Section 4.2 .2.1 3)

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Gain Lim it M ode (Section 4.2.2.11)
P ow er Up Log o Display Tim e (Se. 4.2.2 .10)
according to the selected camera system.

B aud R ate (Section 4.2 .2.9)

Thermal Camera Configuration

Average I m age (Section4.2 .2.8)

NUC M echanism (Section 4.2.2 .5)
NUC Auto R elated P rocesses(Sec. 4.2.2.4)
NUC I nterval(4.2.2.3)
Table 4-1: NUC Display(Section 4.2.2 .7)
NUC Alert(Section 4.2 .2.6)
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4.2.1 Opening the Thermal Configuration Window

To open the Thermal Configuration window:
Select Setup Modules > Thermal Configuration from the main menu.
The Thermal Configuration window opens (see Figure 4-3).
NOTE

Each camera system has different features (see Table 4-1). The Thermal
Configuration window changes according to the active system. The window in Figure
4-3 is of one particular system and is used for demonstration purposes only.

Figure 4-3: Therm al Configuration W indow

4.2.2 Thermal Configuration Options

The following sections review the parameters that are controlled from the Thermal
Configuration window.
NOTE

To save parameters for the next startup, click the Save P arams to Flash button.
The Set Com m and button saves the parameter for the current session only.

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4.2.2.1 Flip Image

The image orientation can be set according to the installation’s specific needs. The image
can be displayed as viewed by the camera or flipped in either of the following orientations
(see Figure 4-4):
 Vertically – the image is flipped around a vertical axis.
 Horizontally – the image is flipped around a horizontal axis.

Figure 4-4: Flipped Im ages

To set the image orientation:

1. Select Flip Image from the Thermal Configuration parameter list.

2. Select the check box under Parameters: Flip Image or clear both check boxes so the
image is displayed as in the camera view.
3. Click Set Command .

Figure 4-5: Flip Im age

4.2.2.2 Pelco-D Camera Address

To operate the system using a Pelco-D control:

1. Select Pelco-D Camera Address from the Thermal Configuration parameter list.
2. Type the address in the Pelco-D Cameral Address text box. Entering a value of zero
indicates that there is no Pelco-D device.
3. Click Set Command and Save Params to Flash .

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4. Manually restart the camera by turning on and off the facility power switch.
5. Set the parameter in the Camera Manager to match the new address (see section 3.5.1
Pelco Listener Configuration).
Figure 4-6: P elco-D Camera Address

4.2.2.3 NUC Interval

The NUC update can be performed automatically at set intervals.

To set the time interval between automatic NUC updates:
1. Select NUC Interval from the Thermal Configuration parameter list,.
2. Enter a value from 1 to 60 minutes in the NUC Interval text box. A value of zero disables
the automatic NUC feature.
NOTE

Reducing the NUC interval below 30 minutes, may reduce system life and is not
supported by the Vumii warranty.

3. Click Set Command .

Figure 4-7: NUC Interval

4.2.2.4 NUC Auto Related Processes

To enable automatic NUC updates:

1. Select NUC Auto Related Processes from the Thermal Configuration parameter list.
2. Check the Power-up NUC box to enable the NUC update after system start up.

3. Check the Auto NUC box to enable the NUC updates at timed intervals (Auto NUC default is
30 minutes).
4. Click Set Command . 0.

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Figure 4-8: NUC Auto Related P rocesses

4.2.2.5 NUC Mechanism

The NUC update procedure is based on the camera viewing a uniform infrared scene. There
are two methods used to create a uniform reference scene.
Shutter – An automated shutter blocks the engine detector view during the NUC update
procedure. The shutter returns to open position at the end of the procedure.
De-focus – Used with a motorized lens, the system sets the camera lens to de-focus
position during the NUC update while the shutter remains open.
To select the NUC Mechanism method:
1. Select NUC Mechanism from the Thermal Configuration parameter list,.
2. Select either Shutter or Defocus from the NUC Display option box.

3. Click Set Command .

Figure 4-9: NUC M echanism

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4.2.2.6 NUC Alert

The next parameters are associated with the NUC update operation (Section 4.4.1: NUC
(Non-uniformity Correction)Update).
The system can send a warning signal to the operator before performing a NUC update.
To enable the NUC Alert:
1. Select NUC Alert from the Thermal Configuration parameter list.
2. Check the Enable NUC Alert box in the Parameters section.

3. Click Set Command .

Figure 4-10: NUC Alert

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4.2.2.7 NUC Display

During the NUC update, the video is not updated. This parameter defines whether the image
freezes or the screen goes blank during the NUC update.
1. Select NUC Display from the Thermal Configuration parameter list.
2. Select either of the following options from the NUC Display option box:
 Blank – the screen turns dark
 Freeze – the last image freezes on the screen.
3. Click Set Command .

Figure 4-11: NUC Display

4.2.2.8 Average Image

When the Average Image feature is enabled, the engine displays a processed value of a
pixel that combines the current signal value with the history value of the corresponding pixel.
Set the ratio between the current signal and the history value in order to help eliminate faulty
targets that appear sporadically.
To set the history to current ratio in the Average Image feature:
1. Select Average Image from the Thermal Configuration parameter list.
2. Select a value from the Average Image option box

3. Click Set Command .

NOTE

Using the Average feature slows down the screen update rate and could lead to loss of
real targets with low thermal profile.

Figure 4-12 Average Im age

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4.2.2.9 Baud Rate

Defines the communication baud rate with the camera. The camera system is supplied with
a default baud rate setting. For the initial communication, the baud rate setting must be set
for the camera default setting.
NOTE

After changing the baud rate in the Thermal Configuration window and restarting the
camera, you must change the baud rate definition in the Camera Manger.

NOTE

Default baud rates of all Vumii camera models are found in chapter 8 Appendix C:
Default Communication Settings.

To set and change the baud rate:

1. Select Baud Rate from the Thermal Configuration parameter list.
2. Select a value from the Baud Rate option box.

3. Click Set Command and Save Params to Flash .

4. Manually restart the camera by turning on and off the facility power switch.
5. Set the parameter in the Camera Manager to match the new one that was set in the
Thermal Configuration window.

Figure 4-13: Baud R ate

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4.2.2.10 Power Up Logo Display Time

During the time it takes the camera engine to start up, a logo or other image can be
displayed on the viewing screen.
To set the length of time that the logo is displayed at start up:
1. Select Power-Up Logo Display Time from the Thermal Configuration parameter list,.
2. Enter a value from 1 to 30 seconds in the Logo Display Time text box. A value of zero
disables this feature.
Figure 4-14: P ow er Up Logo Display Tim e

4.2.2.11 Gain Limit Mode

To enable the Gain Limit Mode:

1. Select Gain Limit Mode from the Thermal Configuration parameter list.
2. Select the Enable Gain Limit Mode box in the Parameters section.

3. Click Set Command .

Figure 4-15: Gain Limit M ode

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4.2.2.12 Gain Limit Value

To set the Gain Limit value:

1. Select Gain Limit Value from the Thermal Configuration parameter list,.
2. Enter the value in the Gain Limit Value text box.

Figure 4-16: Gain Limit Value

4.2.2.13 DRC Mode

This parameter sets the operational mode of the Dynamic Range Compression process.
To select the DRC mode:
1. Select DRC Mode from the Thermal Configuration parameter list.
2. Select the mode from the DRC Mode option box.

3. Click Set Command .

Figure 4-17: DR C M ode

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4.2.2.14 Improved DRC Mode

To select the DRC mode:

1. Select Improved DRC Mode from the Thermal Configuration parameter list.
2. Select either Improved or Standard from the Improved DRC Mode option box.

3. Click Set Command .

Figure 4-18: Im proved DR C M ode

4.2.2.15 ROI (Region of Interest)

The Region of Interest (ROI) definition procedure defines the area of the FOV used during
the image processing. There are three options for ROI:
 Full Screen

Two user defined areas:

 ROI1
 ROI2

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Use the user defined ROI when the engine site view includes an object (such as a
light source, or a chimney) that should be ignored by the image processing
procedure.

To define the ROI:

1. Select ROI from the Thermal Configuration parameter list. The ROI window opens (see
Figure 4-19).
2. Select ROI1 or ROI2.
3. Type the upper left corner coordinates, X1 , Y1 and the lower right coordinates X2 , Y2 in
the appropriate boxes. A red box opens in the viewing window.
4. Adjust the size of the box by clicking and dragging the corners or the side of the box.
5. Adjust the position of the box by clicking in the middle of the box and dragging the box to
the relevant location.
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6. Click set ROI size

Figure 4-19: R OI (R egion of Interest) Definition Window

4.2.2.16 Video Format

To select the video format:

1. Select Video Format from the Thermal Configuration parameter list.
2. Select the video format from the Video format option box.

3. Click Set Command and Save Params to Flash .

4. Manually restart the camera by turning on and off the facility power switch.
5. Set the parameter in the Camera Manager to match the new one that was set in the
Thermal Configuration window.
Figure 4-20: Video Form at

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4.2.2.17 Troubleshooting

This feature retrieves an internal system diagnostic which provides basic information about
how the system is running.
NOTE

The Troubleshooting feature is only available with the R angeSec system.

To retrieve the troubleshooting diagnostic:

1. Select Troubleshooting from the Thermal Configuration parameter list,.
2. Click Get Online Bit Results .

The troubleshooting results are displayed in the Help section of the Thermal
Configuration window.
Figure 4-21: Troubleshooting

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4.2.2.18 System Version Information

To see which version of the camera firmware is being used:

1. Select System Version Information from the Thermal Configuration parameter list.
2. Click Get System Info .

Figure 4-22: System Version Information

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4.2.2.19 Update Version

To update the version of the camera firmware:

1. Select Update Version from the Thermal Configuration parameter list.
2. Click Browse and navigate to the new program file.

3. Select the file and click the Open button.

4. Click the Start Programming button.

5. Click Set Command and Save Params to Flash .

6. Manually restart the camera by turning on and off the facility power switch.
Figure 4-23: Update Version

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4.3 Panorama Setup

This section reviews the tasks associated with placing a new image on the panorama
window.
NOTE

Stop running a Preset Tours before defining a new panorama image (Section
5.7).

To define the limits of a new panorama view:

1. Select Setup Modules > Panorama Setup from the Main Menu. The Panorama Setup
dialog box opens (see Figure 4-24).
2. Type a new panorama name or select an existing name from the Name option box.

3. Move the camera to the upper left position of the panorama view.
4. Adjust the focus and the zoom used by the camera during the creation of the panoramic
view.
5. Click the Left button and the Top button.

6. Move the camera to the lower right position of the panorama view.
7. Click the Right button and the Bottom button.

8. Click the Create button. The camera takes a set of photographs that covers the defined
panoramic view. This process takes several minutes and is shown in the progress bar (see
Figure 4-24). When the process ends, the panoramic view is displayed in the Panorama
window.
Figure 4-24: P anoram a Setup

NOTE

A new panorama should not be setup while the camera is building the previous
panorama. An attempt to setup a new panorama during this time will result in losing
the information from the current panorama process.

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4.4 Layout Setup

Sensorii enables the customization of the operator workspace layout according to the type
of Camera System and other parameters. Each window can be placed where it is most
convenient.
NOTE

Sensorii includes workspace layout suitable for each Camera System. During normal
operation there is no need to change the default workspace.

This section reviews setting up Sensorii work space layouts (Section 2.4: Workspace) and
includes the following:
 Section 4.4.1: Adding a Window to the Workspace
 Section 4.4.2: Arranging the Workspace
 Section 4.4.3: Saving a New Layout
 Section 4.4.4: Editing a Layout
 Section 4.4.5: Loading a Layout

4.4.1 Adding a Window to the Workspace

To add a window to Sensorii workspace:
1. Select Operator Modules from the Main Menu. A list of all possible windows is displayed
(see Figure 4-25).
Figure 4-25 Operator M odules M enu

2. Select the relevant window. The selected window opens in Sensorii work space.

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4.4.2 Arranging the Workspace

To arrange the windows in the workspace:
1. Perform the Adding a Window to the Workspace procedure to place the relevant windows in
the workspace (Section 4.4.1).
2. Select Layout from the Main Menu and clear the Lock Layout option.

3. Drag the relevant window to the relevant location in the workspace. A shadow of the window
moves with the cursor and docking arrows appear.
4. Drag the cursor onto one of the docking arrows and release. The window docks and
becomes part of the workspace layout.
Figure 4-26 Docking a W indow

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Select the Layout > Lock layout option from the Main Menu To prevent
movement of windows from their docked location.

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4.4.3 Saving a New Layout

To save the current layout arrangement for later use:
1. Select the Layout > Save Layout as option from the Main Menu. The Save Layout dialog
box opens.
2. Type the new layout name and click the OK button.

Figure 4-27: Save Layout Dialog Box

3. The Default Layout message box opens. Click the Yes button to use the current layout as
the default OR click the No button to save without using the current layout as the default.
The current workspace layout is saved with the defined name and can be loaded at a later
time.
Figure 4-28: Save Layout Dialog Box

4.4.4 Editing a Layout

To change an existing layout:
1. Rearrange the layout as desired.
2. Select Layout  Save Layout from the Main Menu. The Save layout? Message box
opens.
3. Click the Yes button. The relevant layout is saved with the changes.

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4.4.5 Loading a Layout

To load a predefined layout:
1. Select Layout > Load Layout option from the Main Menu. The Layouts dialogue box
opens (see Figure 4-29).
2. Select the relevant predefined layout and click the OK button. Sensorii workspace changes
according to the selected layout.
Figure 4-29: Load Layout Dialog Box

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4.5 Aerial Map Setup

This section reviews the tasks associated with defining a map of the protected area.
4.5.1 Map Settings Startup
1. Select Setup Modules > AerialMap Setup from the Main Menu. The Map settings window
opens (see Figure 4-30).
Figure 4-30: M ap Settings W indow

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4.5.2 Map Selection

1. Type a description text in the Map Name text box.

2. Click the Open button and select the map image file.

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4.5.3 Map Scaling

To define the number of pixels per one meter on the map:
1. Click the Set button. The Aerial Map dialog box opens (see Figure 4-31).

2. Click the start point of a line on a map with known distance.

3. Drag and click on the end of the line at the desired distance.

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When the scaling ratio is known, type the number of pixels per meter in the M ap
Scale text box.

Figure 4-31: Know n Distance Line P ointing

The Set Map Scale dialog box opens.

4. Type the distance (in meters) of the pointed line.
5. Click the OK button. Sensorii scales the new map.

Figure 4-32: M ap Settings W indow

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4.5.4 Camera Assignment

To set the map to a specific Camera System:
1. Click the Add button located on the Associated Cameras area.

The Camera Settings dialog box opens (see Figure 4-33).

2. Click the Set button located in the Camera Settings dialog box. The map image dialog
box opens.
3. Click the map on the location where the Camera System is installed and close the window.
4. Type the height (in meters above sea level) of the Camera System in the Elevation (m)
text box.
Figure 4-33: Cam era Settings

5. Click the Set Orientation button. The map image dialog box opens displaying the Camera
System location and markers indicating the Camera System direction (see Figure 4-34).

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6. Draw the line and click the map image in the direction in which the camera is currently
positioned.
7. Close the map image window.
Figure 4-34: Cam era Orientation Setting

8. Click the Done button located in the Camera Settings dialog box (Figure 4-33).

9. Click the Done button located in the Map Settings Window (see Figure 4-30).

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4.6 GPS Setup

This section reviews the tasks associated with the calibration of the Camera System with
global positioning system (GPS) coordinates. This calibration is required for the Changing
FOV using GPS procedure (Section 5.6.5).
4.6.1 Defining Sensorii™ Position
1. Select the Set Up Modules > GPS Setup option from the Main Menu. The GPS Setup
window opens (see Figure 4-35).
2. Type the GPS coordinates of the Camera System base position in the Lat . and in the
Long text boxes.

3. Type the latitude of the Camera System base position in the Alt text box.

4. Click the Set Position button.

4.6.2 Defining Preset Position

1. Position Sensorii™ on a preset with known GPS coordinates and altitude.
2. Type the GPS coordinates of the preset displayed in the Lat and in the Long text boxes.

3. Type the latitude of the preset displayed in the Alt text box.

4. Click the Set Orientation button.

Figure 4-35: GP S Setup

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4.7 Fire Detection Configuration

Fire detection and fire risk assessment performances are affected by the environment of the
scanned area. The system is calibrated (default values) for use in an average environments.
This section reviews the options to adjust the sensitivity of the fire detection and a risk
assessment according to the client specific environment.
4.7.1 Setting the Fire Detection Parameters
To set the fire detection parameters:
1. Select Setup Modules > Fire Detection Configuration from the Main Menu. The Fire
Detection Configuration window opens.
Figure 4-36: Fire Detection Configuration W indow

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4.7.2 Optional Configurations

NOTE

It is strongly recommended that the configuration parameters match one of the three
zones described below. Settings other than these recommended parameters may
result in poor performance of Flame Alerts and Risk of Fire Alerts

The fire detection configuration is adjusted according to the following zones (see Table 4-2):
 Default – suitable for forest areas, open scenes, and timber storage sites
 Type 1 area – suitable for typical industrial zones and urban areas
 Type 2 area –suitable for heavy industries, refineries, windy areas, and high
volume of traffic.
2. Set the parameters according to the following table:
Table 4-2: Fire Detection Optional Configurations
Effect of increasing parameter value
Parameter Name Default Type 1 Type 2 Detection Detection False
area area time rate alarms
Intensity 0 10 10   
Correlation Low 4 4 5-6   
Correlation High 16 16 14 to 15   
Sensitivity Threshold 70 135 140 to   
145
Sensitivity Number 34 50 65 to 70   
Fire Risk Threshold 50 55 60 Detection occurs above this value only
Temp (C)
Ambient Temp (C) Auto Auto Auto

NOTE

The detection of hot spots might vary in the vicinity of the defined thresholds due to
changes in ambient weather conditions.

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4.8 Pan Tilt Setup

This section reviews tasks associated with the PT unit.
4.8.1 Starting Pan Tilt Setup
To start the pan and tilt setup:
1. Select the Setup Modules > Pan Tilt Setup option from the Main Menu. The Pan Tilt
Setup dialog box opens (see Figure 4-37).
2. Select the relevant tab.
4.8.2 Pan Tilt Limits
This section contains instructions for defining the movement limits of the PT unit (optional).
1. Perform the Starting Pan Tilt Setup procedure (Section 4.8.1). The Pan Tilt Setup
window opens (see Figure 4-37).
2. Select the End Points tab.

3. Position the camera on the upper left corner of the relevant scanning area.
4. Click the Top and Left buttons. The PT unit current coordinates are displayed as the top
and left limits.
5. Position the camera on the lower right corner of the relevant scanning area.
6. Click the Bottom and the Right buttons. The PT unit current coordinates are displayed as
the bottom and right limits.
7. Click the Set button. Sensorii saves the limit settings for the current Camera System.
Figure 4-37: P an Tilt Setup – End Points

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4.8.3 Speed Limit

Use the scroll bar in the Speed Limit tab to reduce the PT unit maximum travel speed.
1. Perform the Starting Pan Tilt Setup procedure (Section 4.8.1). The Pan Tilt setup
window opens (see Figure 4-37).
2. Select the Speed Limit tab (see Figure 4-38).

3. Perform Scroll Bar Adjustment to set the relevant speed limit (0-100%).
Figure 4-38: P an Tilt Setup – Speed Lim it

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4.8.4 Calibrating True Elevation and Bearings

To calibrate the Camera System relative pan and tilt with true bearings and elevation related
to the horizon.
1. Place the reference object in the center of the camera's FOV.
2. Set the Set Curr. Azimuth spin box to the true bearing of the line of sight between the
Camera System and the reference object.
3. Click the Set Curr. Azimuth button.

4. Set the Set Curr. Elevation spin box to the elevation related to the horizon of the bore
sight between the Camera System base and the object.
5. Click the Set Curr. Elevation button.

Figure 4-39: P an Tilt Setup – Geo. Angles Tab

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4.8.5 Changing Accuracii Communication Settings

To change the Accuracii current communication settings:
1. Select the Setup Modules > Pan Tilt Setup option from the Main Menu. The Pan Tilt
Setup dialog box opens (see Figure 4-40).
2. Select the Admin tab.
3. Accuracii changes its baud rate and communication with the system is lost.

4. SHOULD THIS BE REMOVED

5. Change the baud rate on the Link Settings (see Section 3.4.4.1 which is part of Defining a
Camera System (section 3.4).

Figure 4-40: P an Tilt Setup – Adm inTab

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4.8.6 Changing Accuracii Video Channels Settings

Accuracii has two video channels (channel #1, and channel #2). Accuracii can transmit on
each of the channels video from the CCD camera or video from the thermal camera.
To change the Accuracii current video channels settings:
1. Select the Setup Modules > Pan Tilt Setup option from the Main Menu. The Pan Tilt
Setup dialog box opens (see Figure 4-41).
2. Select the Admin tab.
3. SHOULD THIS BE REMOVED?

Figure 4-41: P an Tilt Setup – Adm inTab

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4.9 Managing Presets

This section reviews the tasks associated with creating and managing presets and includes:
 Section 4.9.1: Focusing on an Object
 Section 4.9.2: Creating a New Preset
 Section 4.9.3: Editing a Preset
 Section 4.9.4: Removing a Preset
 Section 4.9.5: Changing the Order of the Presets

NOTE

If the P resets Editor window (see Figure 5-10) is not open,

select Setup M odules > P resets Editor from the Main Menu.

4.9.1 Focusing on an Object

1. Select the relevant operation mode from the Day/Night button located on the Upper
Toolbar .
2. Place the target object in the center of the camera field of view (FOV).
3. Adjust the camera's zoom (Section 5.5.2: Zoom Control).
4. Adjust the camera's focus (Section 5.4.1: Focus Adjustment).
5. Adjust the camera's intensity (Section 5.4.2: Exposure Adjustment)

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4.9.2 Creating a New Preset

1. Click the Create New Preset button located on the Presets Editor window toolbar.
The Preset Properties window opens (see Figure 4-42).
2. Type the name of the preset in the Title text box. This name appears on the presets list.

3. Type a description of the preset in the Description text box.

4. Set the relevant delay time on the Visit Time text box. This parameter defines the time the
camera remains on the preset during a scan program before moving on to the next preset
(5.7: Preset Tours).
NOTE

When using Fire Detection, the delay time should be at least 10 seconds.
5. Select from the following check boxes to record these parameters in the preset’s properties:
 Pan Tilt –current azimuth and tilt
 Camera –current Zoom Control (Section 5.5.2) and the Exposure and Focus
Adjustment settings (Section 1).
 Thermal –the Thermal Camera Configuration settings ( Section 4.2) and the Fire
Detection Configuration settings ( Section 4.7).
 Illum – (relevant for Discoverii) the current zoom and focus settings of the laser
beam.
A preset may contain different sets of camera parameters for day and night uses. The day
and night state are defined by the Day/Night button located on the Upper Toolbar
(Section 5.2: Day/Night Mode Selection) The following options indicate the current state:
 Day – the camera is set to the parameters saved in Day state.
 Night – the camera is set to the parameters saved in Night state.
6. Click the Accept button. The new preset appears on the preset list.

Figure 4-42: P reset P roperties W indow

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4.9.3 Editing a Preset

To change the properties of an existing preset:
1. To change the preset camera parameters perform the Focusing on procedure (Section
4.9.1).

2. Click the Edit selected preset button located on the Presets Editor window toolbar.
The Point to Preset dialog box opens (see Figure 4-43).
3. Click on one of the following buttons:
 Yes – sets the camera position and parameters according to the current settings of
the selected preset.
NOTE

Clicking the Yes button, overrides existing preset parameters with the current camera
position and parameters.

 No – maintains the camera in its current position and parameters as set in step 1
above.

Figure 4-43: P oint to P reset Dialog Box

The Preset Properties window opens (see Figure 4-42).

4. Edit the relevant preset properties and click the Accept button (Section 4.9.2: Creating a
New Preset).
4.9.4 Removing a Preset
To delete an existing preset:
1. Select the relevant preset.

2. Click the Delete selected preset button located on the Presets Editor window
toolbar.
TIP

You can select multiple presets (holding the Shift key) and remove all selected
presets at one time.

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4.9.5 Changing the Order of the Presets

To change the order of the presets on the list:
1. Select the preset you want to move.

2. Use the arrow buttons located on the Presets Editor window toolbar to move the
selected preset up or down the presets list.
TIP

You can select multiple presets (holding the Shift key) and move all selected presets
at one time.

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4.10 Managing Tours

This section reviews the tasks associated with creating and maintaining a programmed scan,
called a tour. A tour consists of a selection of predefined presets.
This section includes:
 Section 4.10.1:Creating a Tour
 Section 4.10.2: Editing a Tour
 Section 4.10.3: Removing a Tour

NOTE

When using Accuracii system, refer to Section 4.11: Managing Tour using Accuracii
Models.

4.10.1 Creating a Tour

Perform the following tasks to create a new tour:
4.10.1.1 Defining Tour Name

NOTE

If the Tours Editor window (see Figure 5-10) is not open,

select Setup M odules > Tours Editor from the Main Menu.

1. Click the Create New Tour button located on the Tours Editor window toolbar. The
Save Tour dialog box opens (see Figure 4-44).
2. Type the name of the new tour and click the OK button.

Figure 4-44: New Tour Nam e

The Tour Properties dialog box opens (see Figure 4-45).

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4.10.1.2 Tour Properties

To set the tour properties:
1. Click the Add button located on Tour Properties toolbar (see Figure 4-45) and perform
the Adding Presets to the Tour task (section 4.10.1.3).
2. Repeat step 1 to add additional presets to the tour.
3. To delete a preset from the current tour, select the relevant preset and click the Remove
button.
4. To change the order of the presets, select the relevant preset and use the Up or Down
buttons to move the selected preset up or down the presets list.
5. Select the Re Launch checkbox to enable continued tour scanning after a scan was
interrupted by manual action. Set the delay time required before the system continues
running the tour.
6. Select the Random checkbox to let Sensorii randomly set the order of presets during the
tour scan.
7. Click the OK button to close the Tour Properties dialog box.

Figure 4-45: Tour P roperties

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4.10.1.3 Adding Presets to the Tour

1. Click the Add button located on the Tour Properties window toolbar
(see Figure 4-45). The Presets dialog box opens displaying all predefined targets (Section
4.9: Managing Presets).
2. Select the relevant target and click the OK button. The Targets dialog box closes and the
selected target is added to the Tour Properties list of targets.
Figure 4-46: Tour P roperties – Target List

4.10.2 Editing a Tour

To change properties of an existing tour:

1. Click the edit selected tour button located on the Tours Editor window toolbar. The
Tour Properties dialog box opens (see Figure 4-45).
2. Edit the relevant parameters in the Tour Properties dialog box (Section 4.10.1.2).
3. Click the OK button.

4.10.3 Removing a Tour

To delete an existing tour:
1. Select the relevant tour.

2. Click the Delete selected tour button located on the Tours Editor window toolbar.
The selected tour is removed from the list.

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4.11 Managing Tour using Accuracii Models

NOTE

This section is relevant only to Accuracii models. When using model other than
Accuracii, refer to Section 4.10: Managing Tours.

This section reviews the tasks associated with creating and maintaining a programmed scan,
called a tour using Accuracii models. A tour consists of a series of predefined presets. The
tour runs all the defined presets. The order of the presets in the tour is defined by the
preset number.
Perform the following tasks to create a new tour:
4.11.1 Displaying the Preset Editor
1. Select Setup Modules > Tours Editor from the Main Menu.
The Tour Properties dialog box opens.

Figure 4-47: Cam era P reset Editor

4.11.2 Adding a Preset

1. Perform the Displaying the Preset Editor step (Section 4.11.1).
2. Select the relevant point of the tour from the Preset field.

3. Position the camera on the preset location, adjust the zoom and focus.
4. Click the Set button. Accuracii saves the PT position, zoom and focus under the selected
preset number.
4.11.3 Deleting a Preset
1. Perform the Displaying the Preset Editor step (Section 4.11.1).
2. From the Preset field, select the preset you wish to remove from the tour.

3. Click the Clear button. Accuracii clear any positioning settings currently associated with the
selected preset.

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4.11.4 Go to a Preset
1. Perform the Displaying the Preset Editor step (Section 4.11.1).
2. Select the relevant point of the tour from the Preset field.

3. Click the Go to button. Accuracii moves the PT position to the selected preset, zoom and
focus according to the predefined settings.

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4.12 Virtual Serial Port Emulator

To connect the camera with an auxiliary application through Sensorii, one of the computer
serial communication ports needs to emulate a TCP port. This section reviews the steps
required to set one of the computer serial ports to emulate a virtual port.
4.12.1 Sensorii Settings
1. Verify which of the computer serial port is available.
2. From Sensorii main menu, select Setup Modules > Peripheral Device Control.

The Peripheral Device Control window opens.

3. Select the type of device the application is connected to from the Peripheral Device
option box.
4. Select the computer serial port used for emulation from the Virtual Port option box.

5. Click the Connect button.

Figure 4-48: P eripheral Device Control Window

4.12.2 Settings on the Auxiliary Application

On the communication setup of the auxiliary application:
1. Select the serial communication port defined as virtual port on Sensorii Settings (Section
4.12.1).

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4.13 Service Taskbar

Certain features of Sensorii are accessed from the taskbar on the computer desktop. Click
the Show Hidden Icons arrow in the lower right corner of the screen to reveal the Sensorii
icon (see Figure 4-49).
The Sensorii icon color indicates the communication status of the camera:
 Gray – indicates no active communication with any camera
 Green – indicates there is active communication with a camera

Figure 4-49: Sensorii Service Icon

Right click on the Sensorii icon to open the Service Controller floating menu which includes
the following features (see Figure 4-50):
 Start Service – turns camera service ON
 Stop Service – turns camera service OFF
 Show Log Viewer – opens the Camera Service Monitor records log of the
communication between Sensorii and the Camera System
 Show Log File – opens a text document of activity recorded in the Camera Service
Monitor
 Show Pelco Listener Log File – opens a text document with records of the
communication between Sensorii and the Pelco controller
 Explore Data Area – opens a directory of maps and camera setting files
 Exit Service Conroller– closes the Service Controller floating menu

Figure 4-50: Service Controller Floating M enu

TIP

The Show Log File and the Explore Data Area features can be accessed before
initializing Sensorii or choosing an active camera.

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4.14 Camera Service Monitor

The Camera Service Monitor is an active communication log containing the records of
transmission between Sensorii and the Camera Systems.
To open the Camera Service Monitor window perform either of the following:
 Click the Camera Service Monitor icon on the Upper Toolbar (Section 2.3)
 Select Camera Service Monitor from the Service Taskbar floating menu
(Section 4.13)
The following sections describe the menu choices in the main menu of the Camera Service
Monitor window
4.14.1 Camera Selection
Select the relevant camera system from Camera option box to view service messages from
that camera.
4.14.2 Resume/Suspend Button
Click to start or pause the message display.
4.14.3 Formatting
The Formatting menu provides the following options for viewing the service messages (see
Figure 4-51):
 Filters
• Protocols – when selected, shows information on the protocol layer.
• Communication – when selected, shows more information in the
communication layer.
• Async. traffic – displays only traffic messages associated with a command sent
from Sensorii.
• Misc. – displays all other messages that are not part of the above definitions.
4.14.4 Level of Detail
 High – All messages displayed.
 Low – Only error messages are displayed.

4.14.5 Include Time Stamp

When selected, the message time is displayed with the message.

Figure 4-51: Cam era Service M onitor Filters

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4.14.6 Find
To conduct a search of the service messages:
1. Select the Find.. menu from the Camera Service Monitor main menu. The Find window
opens (see Figure 4-52).
2. Enter the search word or phrase in the Find what text box.

3. Select the Match checkbox to conduct a case sensitive search.

4. Select in which direction to search the list, Down or Up.

Figure 4-52: Cam era Service M onitor Find W indow

4.14.7 Additional Menu Options

 Scroll-Lock – when selected, stops the display of messages; when cleared, all
messages received during scroll-lock appear
 Clear – Removes all messages currently displayed in the window.
 Restart Service – restarts the message transmission.

4.15 Logging Off

To log off Sensorii:
Select FileExit from the Main Menu.

This chapter reviews Sensorii software installation procedure.

NOTE

Uninstall any Sensorii version currently installed before installing a new version.

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5. Operator Procedures
This chapter describes operator procedures of the camera system through Sensorii and
includes the following sections:
 Section 5.1: System Operation
 Section 5.2: Day/Night Mode Selection
 Section 5.3: Thermal Operation
 Section 5.4: Exposure and Focus Adjustment
 Section 5.5: Controlling the Camera – Manual
 Section 5.6: Controlling the Camera – Automatic Controls
 Section 5.7: Preset Tours
 Section 5.8: Fire Detection
 Section 5.9: Range Metering

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5.1 System Operation

This chapter reviews the tasks associated with operating Sensorii during search and
detection routines and includes the following sections:
5.1.1 Sensorii Startup
To open Sensorii on your desktop:
1. Click the Windows Start button.

2. Select All Programs  Vumii  Sensorii  Sensorii (see Figure 3-8).

Figure 5-1: Vum ii M enu in M S W indow s Start M enu

Sensorii workspace appears ( Chapter 2.4: Workspace).

5.1.2 Predefined System Selection
NOTE

The system administrator sets up and maintains the parameters of the predefined
systems (Section 3.4: Defining a Camera System).

Select the relevant Camera System from the Current System option box.

Figure 5-2: Cam era System Selection

When Sensorii establishes communication with the selected Camera System, the predefined
workspace layout is displayed (see Figure 2-4).
NOTE

The system administrator predefines the default workspace layout (Section 4.4:
Layout Setup).
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5.2 Day/Night Mode Selection

Day and night modes activate (see Figure 5-3)::
 Illumination devices such as IR LED or laser illumination
 Switch between day and night imagers

Click the Day/Night mode selection button to display one of the following options:

 Night − activates devices parameters associated with the Night mode.

 Day − activates devices and parameters associated with the Day mode.
Figure 5-3: Upper Toolbar

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5.3 Thermal Operation

The Thermal Operation window controls the day to day use and maintenance of the
thermal camera.
NOTE

Each camera system has different features (see Table 4-1). The Thermal window
changes according to the active system. The window pictured in Figure 5-4 is from
one particular system.

5.3.1 Accessing Thermal Controls

The Thermal window is displayed on the default screen of a system with a thermal camera.
Figure 5-4: Therm al W indow

To open a separate Thermal window:

1. Select the relevant camera system from the Current System option box.

2. Select Operation Modules Thermal from the Main Menu. The Thermal window opens.
Figure 5-5: Selecting Therm al Operation

To set parameters for a thermal camera, see section 4.2 Thermal Camera Configuration.

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5.3.2 NUC (Non-uniformity Correction)Update

The NUC Update command initiates a non-uniformity correction procedure which enables
the camera system to calibrate the uniformity of the detection array using a reference
target. During NUC operation the camera view must be sited entirely on a distant, uniform
scene, such as the sky.
NOTE
When using zoom lens and an object closer than 800 meters is in the line of vision of
the camera, operation of the NUC may reduce image quality.

To initiate NUC operation:

1. Verify that the view of the camera is set to a distant, uniform scene such as the sky.
2. Verify that there are no objects in the line of vision of the camera within 800 meters.
3. Click the NUC button. The image on the screen is refreshed.

During the update, the video image either freezes or goes blank (see sections 4.2.2.6 -
4.2.2.5 for information on setting the features of the NUC update).
NOTE

NUC update is required only when the operator sees image degradation.
The NUC update does not resolve poor image quality caused by lens condensation
or dirt on the lens.

5.3.3 Changing Polarity

To change the polarity:
1. Click the arrow next to the Polarity option box.

2. Select one of the following options:

 White hot – hot spots are displayed in white.
 Black hot – hot spots are displayed in black.
5.3.4 Digital Zoom
The Digital Zoom feature enlarges the digital image seen on the screen. It does not affect
the resolution of the image.
To adjust the digital zoom:
1. Click the arrow next to the Digital Zoom option box.

2. Select the desired magnification.

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5.3.5 Optical Zoom Control

Optical zoom adjusts the magnification of the camera’s lens. It can be controlled in two
ways.
To control the optical zoom by stages:
1. Click the arrow next to the Zoom option box.

2. Select the desired magnification.

To control the optical zoom gradually:
1. Check Continuous Zoom or Show All in the View option box. The Continuous Zoom
slider control is displayed.
2. There are a few ways to adjust the zoom with the slider control:
 Click on the slider bar or drag the slider value box.
 Click the Wide or Tele button.
 Right click the slider control and type a value in the Value text box of the pop up
window.

Figure 5-6: Therm al Operation Window w ith Show All Option Checked

5.3.6 Remote Power Control

The camera engine can be remotely switched on or off from the Thermal Operation
window.
To switch the engine ON select the Power check box
To switch the engine OFF clear the Power check box.
5.3.7 Auto Focus
Auto focus automatically adjusts the camera to the best focal distance for the object located
in the center of the FOV. When the zoom is changed, the camera updates the focal distance.
To activate the auto focus, click the Auto Focus button.

5.3.8 ROI Selection

There are three choices for the Region of Interest option. Select either the full view or select
from two custom ranges which are defined in the Thermal Configuration window
(Section4.2.2.15: ROI)

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Select the relevant ROI from the Active ROI option box.

5.3.9 Focus Adjustment

To manually adjust the camera focus:
1. Check the Focus or Show All box in the View option box. The Focus slider control is
displayed.
2. Use either of the following options to adjust the focus with the slider control:
 Click on the slider bar or drag the slider value box.
 Click the (-) or (+) symbol.
 Click one of the arrow buttons.
 Right click the slider control and type a value in the Value text box of the pop up
window.

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5.4 Exposure and Focus Adjustment

To adjust the video display of a CCD camera use either of the following methods:
• Section 5.4.1: Focus Adjustment
• Section 5.4.2: Exposure
NOTE

If the M anual CCD Cam era window (see Figure 2-8) is not open, select Operator
M odules > M anual Camera.

5.4.1 Focus Adjustment

1. Select the Focus tab in the Manual CCD Camera window.

2. Adjust the Coarse focus scroll bar until the Live Video image comes into focus (Section
2.5: Scroll Bar Adjustment).

3. Adjust the Fine focus scroll bar to fine-tune the focus. The Fine scroll bar remains in the
center of the slider enabling fine adjustments around the current focus position.
Figure 5-7: Focus Adjustm ent

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5.4.2 Exposure Adjustment

1. Select the Advanced tab from the Manual CCD Camera window. The Advanced window
appears (see Figure 5-8).
2. Adjust the Gain scroll bar to receive the optimal image quality in the Live Video window
(Section 2.5: Scroll Bar Adjustment).
3. Adjust the Shutter scroll bar to receive the optimal image quality in the Live Video
window.
Figure 5-8: Exposure Adjustm ent

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5.5 Controlling the Camera – Manual Controls

This section reviews the tasks associated with controlling the direction of the camera's
position and view.
NOTE

If the P TZ window (see Figure 5-9) is not open, select Operator M odules > PTZ
from the Main Menu.

5.5.1 Camera Pan Tilt and Zoom Control

From the PTZ window use one of the following methods to control the direction of the pan
and tilt of the PT unit and the speed of the PT unit movement (see Figure 5-9):
 Click the relevant location in the control area that represents the required direction
(left-right and up-down) and the required speed (center is slower) of the PT unit.
Click and hold the cursor in the control area to move continuously in the relevant
direction and speed.
 Click and drag the mouse over the PT unit control area to maneuver the Camera
System in the relevant direction and speed.
5.5.2 Zoom Control
Use one of the Scroll Bar Adjustment methods to adjust the CCD zoom scroll bar (See Figure
5-9).
Figure 5-9: P TZ Window

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5.6 Controlling the Camera – Automatic Controls

This section reviews the options available to position the Camera System on a required
object or location.
5.6.1 Changing FOV using Presets Window
NOTE

When the Presets window (see Figure 5-10) is not open, select
Operator M odules > P resets from the Main Menu.

Use either of the following options:

 In the Presets window (see Figure 5-10), double click the relevant preset.

 Select the relevant preset and click the Go To button located on the Presets
window toolbar.
The camera is positioned on the designated location.

Figure 5-10: P resets W indow

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5.6.2 Changing FOV using Live Video Window

Perform either of the following options:
 Click the relevant location in the Video window to place the selected object at the
center of the camera FOV.
 Drag the mouse to define a rectangular area. The camera direction and zoom are
adjusted to show the designated area in the camera FOV.

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5.6.3 Changing FOV using Panorama Window

NOTE

If the P anoram a window (see Figure 5-11) is not open,

select Operator M odules > P anoram a from the Main Menu.

Click the relevant location in the panorama view (see Figure 5-11). The camera is positioned
on the selected preset.
Figure 5-11: P anoram a W indow

5.6.4 Changing FOV using Compass Window

NOTE

If the Com pass window (see Figure 5-12) is not open,

select Operator M odules > Com pass from the Main Menu.

1. Verify that the Compass tab is selected (see Figure 5-12) .

2. Set the relevant values either relative (Home) or true (Geo) bearings using the following spin
dials:
 Pan – contains the Camera System's azimuth.
 Tilt − contains the Camera System's elevation.
TIP

You can double-click the relevant bearing on the compass dial to position the
Camera System on this relative bearing.

Figure 5-12: Com pass W indow

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5.6.5 Changing FOV using GPS

NOTES:

If the Com pass window (see Figure 5-13) is not open,

select Operator M odules > Com pass from the Main Menu.
The GPS Setup procedure (Section 4.6) must be completed before using this
option.
To position the Discoverii™ on a Preset with known coordinates and altitude (see Figure
5-13):
1. Verify that the Advanced tab is selected.

2. Type the Preset latitude coordinates (in degrees and decimal fractions of a degree) in the
Lat. text box.

3. Type the Preset longitude coordinates (in degrees and decimal fractions of a degree) in
the Long. text box.

4. Type the Preset height (in meters) in the Alt. text box.

5. Click the Point button. The Discoverii™ is positioned on the defined location.

Figure 5-13: Com pass W indow – Advanced Tab

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5.6.6 Changing FOV using Range and Size

NOTE

When the Com pass window (see Figure 5-12) is not open,
select Operator M odules > Com pass from the Main Menu.

To set the camera zoom and focus (see Figure 5-14):

1. Set the target's range (in meters) in the Distance text box.

2. Set the target's physical height (in meters) in the Size text box.

3. Click the Focus button. The camera adjusts focus according to the calculation of the
distance parameter.
4. Click the Zoom button. The camera adjusts the zoom to display the target on the full
screen according to the calculation of the target distance and the target size.0.
Figure 5-14: Com pass W indow – Advanced Tab

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5.6.7 Changing FOV using Aerial Map

NOTES:

If the Aerial M ap window (see Figure 5-15) is not open, select Operator M odules
> Aerial M ap from the Main Menu.
The Aerial Map Setup procedure (Section 4.5) must be completed before using
this option.
1. Click the relevant area on the map. The Camera System is directed to the chosen location.
2. Adjust the camera tilt until the object is displayed.

Figure 5-15: Aerial M ap W indow

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5.7 Preset Tours

NOTE

If the Tours window (see Figure 5-11) is not open,

select Operator M odules > P resets from the Main Menu.

5.7.1 Running a Tour

To run a predefined scanning program (Tour):
From the Tours window (see Figure 5-16) perform one of the following options to run a
tour:
 Double click the required tour.

 Select the relevant tour from the list and click the Run selected tour button
located on the Tours window toolbar.
The Camera System scans each selected preset sequentially, remains on target for a
predefined period and then continues to the next preset. When the sequence has finished,
the camera returns to the start position.

Figure 5-16: Tour W indow

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5.8 Fire Detection

This section describes the tasks associated with configuring and operating the Fire Detection
feature.
5.8.1 Activating Fire Detection
To activate fire detection:
1. Select Operator Modules > Fire Detection from the Main Menu. The Fire Detection
window opens.
2. Select the Fire Detection check box to activate detection of fire flames followed by an
alarm (see Figure 5-17).
3. Select the Fire Risk Detection checkbox to activate detection of hot spots with a
subsequent alarm.
2. Click the Play button located on the bottom of the window.

Figure 5-17: Fire Detection W indow – Play Button

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5.8.2 Setting Region of Non Interest (RONI)

A region of non interest (RONI) is a rectangular area defined by the operator to mask an
area that is a known hot spot; the operator defines a RONI to eliminate alerts of Fire Risk
Assessment and Fire Detection in this area.
5.8.2.1 Defining a New RONI
To define a RONI:
4. Using manual (Section 5.5: Controlling the Camera – Manual Controls) or automatic (5.6:
Controlling the Camera – Automatic Controls) camera controls, position the camera on the
area to be masked as a RONI.
5. Select a region number from the Region Number option box to assign it to the new RONI.

6. Click the Start button. A new RONI area appears in the live video window and in the Fire
Detection window.

7. Drag the corners of the RONI to change its size or drag the entire RONI to the relevant
location on the screen.
Figure 5-18: Fire Detection W indow – R ONI Settings

NOTES

The system will not display Fire Risk Assessment or Fire Detection alerts within an
active RONI area.
A defined RONI stays active until it is deleted

8. Repeat steps 4 to 7 above to mask additional hot spot areas as RONI.

TIP

The system supports up to five different RONI areas.

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5.8.2.2 Deleting Existing RONI

1. Select the relevant RONI number from the Region Number option box (see Figure 5-18).
2. Click the Clear button. The selected RONI is removed.
TIP

Click the Clear All button to remove all defined RONI areas.

5.8.3 Additional Settings

5.8.3.1 Reports

The following settings in the Reports section enable controlling fire detection reports
provided in the status window.
 Continuous – when selected, Sensorii automatically provides periodic reports
 One Report button – click to initiate a report and to open the status window

5.8.3.2 Options
 Take Snapshots – when selected, Sensorii takes a snapshot of the camera view at
the time a report is created. A link to the snapshot is provided with the report in
the status window. The most recent 300 snapshots are saved.
 Beep – when checked, a beep is sounded every time a report is created
 Play button – activates fire detection

Figure 5-19: Fire Detection W indow – Additional Settings

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5.8.4 Alerts and Log Settings

The upper toolbar includes the Log Messages icon that indicates the following active
events:
 Fire risk detection – when a hot spot defined as a Fire Risk is detected, the Log
Messages icon changes to red.
 Fire flames detection – when fire flames are detected, the Log Messages icon
changes to red and a sound alert is activated.
Figure 5-20: Fire Detection Log M essages Button

To display the messages log, click the Log Messages button located on the upper toolbar.
The Log Messages window opens. The events are registered as records in the Log
Messages window (see Figure 5-21).
Figure 5-21: Log M essages W indow

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5.8.5 Detection of Fire and Hot Spots

NOTE

The camera must be focused to detect hot spots or fire flames.

Detection starts only when the camera is static. The camera communication protocol
includes a Static/Moving command that is sent by the control application indicating the
status of a PT unit or any other element that might cause a movement of the camera.

During camera scan, the system analyzes the image viewed and marks fire detection in the
following manner:
 Hot spots – areas in which the temperature exceeds the Fire Risk Assessment
threshold are marked in red.

Figure 5-22: Detection of Hot Spots

 Fire flames – detected fire is marked by a circle. When more than one fire center
is detected, each fire center is marked with different color.
Figure 5-23: Detection of Fire Flam es

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NOTE

The system can track and alert for up to five fire centers. When more than five active
fire centers are detected on the screen, the system continues alarm but it stops
marking additional fire detections.

TIP

The system supports the option of transmitting the coordinates from the area where
an event occurred.

NOTE

In order to ensure proper operation and optimum fire detection capabilities, the unit
must be installed on a stable mounting pole as described in the User Manual.

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5.9 Range Metering

This section review the tasks associated with measuring target distance using a laser range
finder (LRF).
5.9.1 LRF Configuration
To use the LRF options, the Laser Range Finder check box must be selected during the
General Camera Settings (Section 3.4.3).
Figure 5-24: Laser R ange Finder Check Box

5.9.2 Opening LRF Utility

The Cross Hair utility helps positioning the LRF on a target.
To open the Cross Hair utility:
1. Open the Sensorii folder, usually located under Program Files (x86)>Vumii.
2. Double-click the CrossHair.exe file. A transparent window with a centered cross hair opens.
Figure 5-25: Opening the Cross Hair Utility

3. Drag the cross hair window on top of the video window (day camera video).

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4. Adjust the size of the cross hair window to exactly cover the video window.
NOTE

The cross hair window and its window header must be fitted exactly to the size of
the video image.

Figure 5-26: Cross Hair Overlays the Video Window

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5.9.3 Lasing on a Target

1. Move the camera PT and place the cross hair on the target.
2. On the Compass window, click the Find Range button. The range result is displayed in
meters.
Figure 5-27: Opening the Cross Hair Utility

NOTES
When lasing the sky or focusing off the target, the Laser Range Finder displays
blank (_ _ _ _) reading.
The minimum duration between lasing is three seconds.
Bore sight between the LRF and the day camera is performed by the manufacture
and is not calibrated by the user. The bore sight accuracy is 3 mrad.

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6. Appendix A: Axis External Encoder

Users
There are two applications that come with Sensorii which aid in and enhance the operation
of an Axis external video encoder.

6.1 Axis IP Utility

Axis IP Utility discovers all Axis encoders on the local network and displays their IP
addresses.

6.2 TCP Ping Tweak

TCP Ping Tweak boosts the communication performance between the control system and
the camera.

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7. Appendix B: Model Group Conversion

Table
Vumii has updated its camera model group names. When defining a new camera system
using the task manger (Section 3.4.2: Adding a New Camera), use the following
conversion table to select the proper model group according to your camera name:
Table 7-1: M odel Group Conversion Table
Old camera name New camera name Model Group Seelection
CompactSec NG Sii AT Sii / AT
CompactSec
EyeSec Sii ML Sii / ML
Sii MLX Sii MLS
EyeSec 25 - 225 Sii XR Uncooled Sii /XR
RangeSec Sii XR Cooled Sii / XR

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Default Communication Settings Sensorii Operation Manual

8. Appendix C:
Default Communication Settings
Table 8-1 displays the system default communication settings.
Table 8-1: Default Com m unication Settings
Camera Model Default Baud Rate Default Pelco-D Address
Accuracii AT 9600 1
Accuracii ML 9600 1
Accuracii XR 9600 1
Claritii 9600
Discoverii 9600
Sii AT 2400
Sii ML 2400
Sii MLX 2400
Sii XR Cooled 57600
Sii XR 2400
Uncooled

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9. Index
Range and Size, 125
A Video Window, 122
Add-on, 12, 54 Direction Control, 120
Advanced tab, 20 DRC Mode, 78, 79
Aerial Map Setup, 89

Aerial Map Window, 23

E
Editing Preset, 102
Assumptions, 8
Emulator_Installation, 107
Authorization, 1
Enabling Fire Detection, 128
Auto Focus, 116
Exit, 110
Average Image, 75
Exposure, 118
Axis applications, 133
Exposure Adjustment, 119

B
Baud Rate, 76
F
Fire Detection, 128

C Fire Risk, 128

Camera Assignment, 92 Flip Image, 71
Camera Manager, 36 Focus, 117
Camera Selection, 112 Focus Adjustment, 117, 118
Camera systems, 12 Focusing on a Target, 100
Compass Window, 22 Function Availability, 28
Configuration, 69

Contact Vumii, iv
G
Gain Limit Mode, 77
Controls, 114
Gain Limit Value, 78
Copyright, 2

H
D
Home Position Setup, 67
Designation
Homing, 67
Compass Window, 123
Homing Verification, 68
GPS, 124
Panorama Window, 123 Hot Spots, 128
Presets Window, 121

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I Pelco-D, 71

Introduction, 7 Polarity, 115

IP address, 58 Power, 116

Preface, iii
L
Prerequisite Operations, 8
Layout Setup, 85
Preset, 12
Live Video, 18
Delete, 102
Log Settings, 131
Editing, 102
Logging Off, 110 New, 101
Logo Display Time, 77 Presets Order, 103

Presets Window, 21
M PTZ Window, 18
Main Menu, 15

Major Components, 17 R
Manual CCD Camera, 19 Region of Non Interest (RONI), 129

Manual Controls, 120 Removing Preset, 102

Map Scaling, 91 Revision History, 1

Map Selection, 90 ROI (Region of Interest), 79

Map Setup, 89 ROI Selection, 117

RONI, 129
N
New Preset, 101 S
Non Uniform Correction, 115 Safety, iii

NUC, 72, 73, 75, 115 Scan Program, 127

Scroll Bar Adjustment, 27

O Search, 112
Optical Zoom, 116
Service Icon, 108
Orientation, 71
Slave Camera, 54
Overview, 8
Special Terms, iii

Speed Limit, 98
P
Pan Tilt, 97 Startup, 35, 112

Panorama Setup, 84 Sub-systems, 17

Panorama Window, 22 System Operation, 112

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System Selection, 112 Upper Toolbar, 16

T V
Thermal, 69 Version Information, 82

Thermal Operation, 24, 114 Video Format, 80

Thermal Window, 24 Video Test, 55

Tour, 12, 127 Video Window, 18

Delete, 106
Edit, 106 W
Tour Properties, 104 Workspace, 14, 85

Tours, 21
Z
Troubleshooting, 81
Zoom, 115, 116

Zoom Control, 120

U
Update, 83

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