A&E System Specification

HikCentral Professional

ALL TRADEMARKS ARE THE PROPERTIES OF THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS

This A&E specification is written according to Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) 3-Part Format, based on
MasterFormat™ (2016 Edition) and The Project Resource Manual – CSI Manual of Practice.
www.csiresources.org Manufacturer is responsible for the accuracy of the technical data included in this
specification.

Division 28 – Electronic Safety and Security

Section 28 20 00 – Video Surveillance
Section 28 23 00 – Video Management System
Section 28 23 11 – Video Management System Analytics
Section 28 23 13 – Video Management System Interfaces

Part 1 General

1.1 Summary of Requirements

A. HikCentral Professional System
1. It is consisted of System Management Service (SYS) providing unified authentication service
for connecting with the clients and servers, and Application Data Service (ADS) providing
data storage processing.

B. Related Requirements
1. Section 27 20 00 Data Communications
2. Section 28 05 00 Common Work Results for Electronic Safety and Security
3. Section 28 05 19 Storage Appliances for Electronic Safety and Security
4. Section 28 05 19.11 Digital Video Recorders
5. Section 28 05 19.13 Hybrid Digital Video Recorders
6. Section 28 05 19.15 Network Video Recorders
7. Section 28 06 20 Schedules for Video Surveillance
8. Section 28 21 00 Surveillance Cameras
9. Section 28 21 13 IP Cameras
10. Section 28 27 00 Video Surveillance Sensors
11. Section 28 33 00 Video Surveillance – Security Monitoring and Control
12. Section 28 51 19.15 Video Walls

1.2 References
A. Abbreviations
1. AD Active Directory
2. AGC Automatic Gain Control
3. AWB Automatic White Balance
4. BLC Back Light Compensation
5. CIF Common Intermediate Format
6. CD Client Device
7. DDNS Dynamic Domain Name Server
8. DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
9. DNR Digital Noise Reduction
10. DNS Domain Name Server

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11. DSCP Differentiated Services Code Point
12. DVR Digital Video Recorder
13. FPS frames per second
14. FTP File Transfer Protocol
15. GIS Geographic Information System
16. GUI Graphical User Interface
17. HLC High Light Compression
18. HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol
19. HTTPS Secure HTTP
20. Hybrid SAN Hybrid Storage Area Network
21. ICMP Internet Control Message Protocol
22. IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol
23. IP Internet Protocol
24. JPEG Joint Photographic Experts Group
25. LPR License Plate Recognition
26. MicroSD Removable Miniaturized Secure
27. MicroSD Removable Miniaturized Secure Digital Flash Memory Card
28. MPEG Moving Pictures Experts Group
29. MWB Manual White Balance
30. NAS Network Attached Storage
31. NIC Network Interface Controller
32. NTP Network Time Protocol over Ethernet
33. NVR Network Video Recorder
34. PIR Passive Infrared Sensor
35. PoE Power over Ethernet
36. POS Point of Sale
37. PPPoE Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet
38. PTZ Pan Tilt Zoom
39. QoS Quality of Service
40. ROI Region of Interest
41. RSM Remote Site Management
42. RTP Real-Time Transport Protocol
43. RTSP Real-Time Streaming Protocol
44. SD Card Secure Digital Flash Memory Card
45. SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
46. TCP Transmission Control Protocol
47. UDP User Datagram Protocol
48. UPnP Universal Plug and Play
49. UVSS Under Vehicle Surveillance System
50. VCA Video Content Analysis
51. VMS Video Management System
52. WB White Balance
53. WDR Wide Dynamic Range
54. SYS System Management Service
55. ADS Application Data Service

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1.3 Certifications, Standards and Ratings
Reference Standards
1. Network Standard
a. IEEE – 802.3 Ethernet Standards
2. Video Compression
a. ITU-T H.264 standard and ISO/IEC MPEG-4 AVC standard (formally, ISO/IEC 14496-10 –
MPEG-4 Part 10, Advanced Video Coding), H.264+, H.265, and H.265+ encoding formats

1.4 Submittals
A. Product Data
1. Manufacturer’s hard (physical) or soft (electronic) datasheets
2. Installation and operating manuals for any and all equipment required for a SYS (System
Management System)
3. Manufacturer’s warranty documentation

1.5 Qualifications
A. Requirements
1. This product shall be manufactured by an enterprise whose quality systems are in direct
compliance with ISO-9001 protocols.
2. All installations, integration, testing, programming, system commission, and related work
shall be done by installers who are trained, authorized, and certified by the manufacturer.

1.6 Delivery, Storage and Handling

A. General
1. The product shall be delivered in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.

1.7 Licensing and Support Agreements

1. Requires no Software Support Agreements with the manufacturer.

1.8 Tech Support (STAYS THE SAME UNLESS WARRANTY TERMS HAVE CHANGED)

A. Support
1. Technical support shall be based in North America.
2. Technical support shall be available weekdays from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. PST.

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Part 2 Product

2.1 Manufacturer
A. Manufacturer:
Hikvision USA Inc.
18639 Railroad Street
City of Industry, CA 91748
Phone: +1-909-895-0400 | Fax: +1-909-595-2788
Web: www.HikvisionUSA.com

B. Product: HikCentral Professional– shall be designed to manage distributed sites or

large groupings of cameras recording on NVRs, DVRs, pStor, Hybrid SANs, and Cloud
Storage Servers.

2.2 Service Description

A. HikCentral Professional System Management Service:
1. SYS maximum capacity for devices management and event handling:
a. Manages up to 1,024 resources, including encoding devices, access control devices,
video intercom devices, elevator control devices, and Remote Sites
b. Imports up to 3,000 video channels (Network Camera or analogue/TVI)
c. Manages up to 64 Recording Servers per SYS
d. Imports up to 3,000 alarm inputs/outputs respectively per SYS.

B. Service Manager: An application that manages the following Services

1. HikCentral Professional System Management Service is the core component of HikCentral,
providing authentication, permission granting, and management services. It authenticates
the Control Client access, manages the users, roles, permissions and monitors devices, and
provides the interface for third-party system integration. It includes the following service:
a. 3rd Party Device Access Gateway
i. Communication between SYS and third-party device
b. System Management Service
i. Provide the unified authentication service for connecting with the clients and
servers
ii. Provides the centralized management for the users, roles, permissions, devices, and
services.
iii. Provides the configuration interface for surveillance and management module.
c. Application Data Service
i. Provide data storage and processing.
d. HikCentral Professional Management Service
i. The content server and signaling gateway of HikCentral
ii. Mainly responsible for storage of static pages and reverse proxy of device
configuration
e. HikCentral Professional Streaming Gateway
i. A component of SYS which forwards and distributes the video and audio data
 ii. Shall support up to 200 video channels @ 2 Mbps input and 200 video channels @ 2
Mbps output. It is used for concurrent live view or playback
iii. Shall not be added to the web client as Streaming Server
2. Keyboard Proxy Service
a. Used with network keyboard to access the Keyboard Proxy Service
b. Network keyboard can be used for the live view operations on the smart wall
3. Smart Wall Management Service
a. Manage smart wall for displaying decoded video on smart wall
b. Responds to Control Client’s request and sends real-time messages to Control Client

2.3 Accessibility and Management Capabilities

A. Up to 100 simultaneous Client Devices (CDs) shall be able to connect using a thin or
full client via a Windows-based PC and 100 via an App on a smart phone (iOS or
Android). There is no licensable client software or client software connection licenses
required

B. Shall support Active Directory integration for user management of Control Client and
Mobile Apps (iOS and Android mobile operating systems)

C. Administration functions and operation functions are performed separately in the

following clients:
1. Web Client: All administration of SYS shall be performed using a web browser client via LAN,
WAN or Internet. No client software is required for administration of the system
2. Control Client: All security operator features shall be accessed through the Control Client
connected to SYS via LAN, WAN, or Internet
3. Mobile Client: Basic security operator features shall be accessed through the Mobile Client
connected to SYS via LAN, WAN, or Internet

D. Shall support H.264, H.264+, H.265, and H.265+ encoding formats

E. Shall support SUP management of license to ensure smooth upgrade of HikCentral

F. Shall support Downloading logs from HikCentral Professional Service Manager

G. Shall support multi-time zone and DST

2.3.1 Web Client

A. On initial set up and during first login, the Administrator is forced to create a complex
password for future logins sessions.
1. The new password shall reach Medium password strength

B. Shall remotely connect to the SYS server via TCP/IP and perform the following
functions:
1. Manage encoding devices

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 a. Add encoding devices to the system by Hikvision Private Protocol via the following
discovery options:
 IP/Domain
 Hik-Connect
o Add devices added to Hik-Connect service to the system
o Hik-Connect Device List
 IP Segment
 Port Segment
 Batch Import
 Verify stream encryption key
 Set mapped port if any
b. Add encoding devices to the system by Hikvision ISUP Protocol via the following
discovery options:
 Device ID
 Device ID Segment
 Batch Import
 Key
c. Add encoding devices to the system by ONVIF Protocol via the following discovery
options:
 IP/Domain
 IP Segment
 Port Segment
 Batch Import
d. Add online devices in the same local subnet with the Local Network/Server Network
using Search Active Device Protocol (SADP), by Hikvision Private Protocol, Hikvision ISUP
Protocol, or ONVIF Protocol
e. Add camera to area
f. Apply time zone settings to the device
g. Select Streaming Server for the area
h. Select video storage location for the camera
i. Get device’s local recording settings
j. View the following detailed information of the added devices:
 Alias
 Address
 Serial number
 Available cameras
 Alarm I/O
 Network status
 Password strength
k. Refresh the status of the added devices
l. Set remote configuration of the added devices
m. Change password of the added devices (in batch)
n. Edit bandwidth for video downloading
o. Activate the online devices (in batch)
p. Set N+1 hot spare for device
2. Manage access control devices

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 a. Add access control device to the system by Hikvision Private Protocol via the following
discovery options:
 IP Address
 IP Segment
 Batch Import
b. Add access control device to the system by Hikvision ISUP Protocol via the following
discovery options:
 Device ID
 Device ID Segment
 Batch Import
c. Add online devices in the same local subnet with the Local Network/Server Network
using Search Active Device Protocol (SADP) by Hikvision Private Protocol or Hikvision
ISUP Protocol
d. Add doors to area
e. Apply time zone settings to the device
f. Synchronize name
g. Set configuration of the added devices
 Time settings for the device
 Turnstile parameters
 Reboot the device
 Restore default
 Custom Wiegand
 Linkage
 Card swiping parameters
 More remote configuration parameters
h. Refresh the status of the added devices
i. Reset device password (in batch)
j. Activate the online devices
k. Apply Application Settings: Clear the original data on the device and apply the current
settings in system to the device(s) after restoring the database or device’s default
configurations
3. Manage elevator control devices
a. Add elevator control device to the system by Hikvision Private Protocol via the following
discovery options:
 IP Address
 IP Segment
 Batch Import
b. Add online devices in the same local subnet with the Local Network/Server Network
using Search Active Device Protocol (SADP)
c. Add floors to area
d. Apply time zone settings to the device
e. Synchronize name
f. Set configuration of the added devices
 Time settings for the device
 Reboot the device
 Restore default
 More remote configuration parameters

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 g. Refresh the status of the added devices
h. Reset device password (in batch)
i. Activate the online devices
j. Apply Application Settings: Clear the original data on the device and apply the current
settings in system to the device(s) after restoring the database or device’s default
configurations
4. Manage video intercom devices
a. Add indoor station and door station to the system by Hikvision Private Protocol via the
following discovery options:
 IP Address
 Batch Import
b. Add outer door station and master station to the system by Hikvision Private Protocol
via the following discovery options:
 IP Address
c. Add online devices in the same local subnet with the Local Network/Server Network
using Search Active Device Protocol (SADP)
d. Set device location information including community, building, unit, and room for
indoor station
e. Set device location information including community, building, unit for door station
f. Set device location information including community for outer door station and master
station
g. Add floors to area
h. link indoor station with resident
i. Apply time zone settings to the device
j. Set configuration of the added devices
 Time settings for the device
 Calling management center settings for door station
 Card encryptions for door station and outer door station
 Set related cameras for indoor station
 Reboot the device
 Restore default
 More remote configuration parameters
k. Refresh the status of the added devices
l. Reset device password (in batch)
m. Activate the online devices
n. Apply Device Settings: Clear the original data on the device and apply the current
settings in system to the device(s) after restoring the database or device’s default
configurations
5. Manage security control devices
a. Add security control device to the system by Hikvision Private Protocol via the following
discovery options:
 IP Address
 Hik-Connect
o Add devices added to Hik-Connect service to the system and the devices will
automatically register to the EZIVZ account
o Hik-Connect Device List
 IP Segment

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  Port Segment
 Batch Import
b. Add security control device to the system by Hikvision ISUP Protocol via the following
discovery options:
 Device ID
 Device ID Segment
 Batch Import
c. Add online devices in the same local subnet with the Local Network/Server Network
using Search Active Device Protocol (SADP)
d. Add alarm inputs and other channels to area
e. Apply time zone settings to the device
f. Set remote configuration of the added security control devices
g. Refresh the status of the added devices
h. Reset device password (in batch)
i. Activate the online devices
6. Manage dock station devices
a. Add devices to the system via the following discovery options:
 IP Address/domain
 IP Segment
 Port Segment
 Batch Import
b. Apply time zone settings to the device
c. Add to dock station group
7. Upgrade device firmware via Web Client or EZVIZ Cloud Service
a. Simultaneous upgrade
b. Set upgrade schedule
8. Restore/reset device password
9. Manage application data service
a. Add Application Data Server by IP address
b. Add an Application Data Standby Server
c. Encrypt the data transmitted between the Application Data Server and other services or
clients
d. Set Threshold of Failure Status
e. Automatically/manually Switch to Application Data Standby Server if the Application
Data Server fails
f. Perform maintenance of server fault
10. Manage Recording Server
a. Add pStor, Network Video Recorder (only for picture storage), Cloud Storage Server,
Hybrid SAN, and pStor Cluster Service as Recording Server
b. Import service component certificate to pStor and Cloud Storage Server
c. View storage information for the Recording Server, including used space and free space
d. Enable picture storage function of pStor, Hybrid Storage Area Network and Cloud
Storage Server
e. Custom video copy-back to copy back recorded videos from Hybrid SAN’s managed
device automatically and set start time and end time
f. Set video expiration duration for Hybrid SAN
g. View channel information configured to store video in Recording Server:

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  Camera name
 Area
 Site Name
 IP address
 Storage type
 Recording schedule
 Recording status
 Network status
h. View connected device information of pStor Cluster Service:
 Device name
 Device type
 LAN IP address
 Port
 Enabled WAN access or not
 WAN IP address
 Control port number
i. When adding Hybrid SANs, shall be able to set as host recording server for network
camera or as an N+1 hot spare for Hybrid SANs recording redundancy
11. Add Streaming Server via IP address (in LAN or WAN), and import service component
certificate to Streaming Server
12. Manage DeepinMind Server
a. Add facial recognition server
 Enable WAN access
 Add cameras to facial recognition server
b. Add behavior analysis server
 Enable WAN access
 Add cameras to behavior analysis server for analysis tasks
13. Manage Security Audit Server
 Add security audit server by IP address
 Enable WAN access
 Link encoding devices with security audit server for audit
14. When adding NVRs and network cameras, devices shall have the option to automatically
create logical areas by device name or add to an existing area
15. When adding NVRs and network cameras, shall have the option to automatically
a. Synchronize logical camera name assigned at device level
b. Automatically add device’s recording schedule
 Shall be able to set and modify NVR recording schedules
c. When adding an NVR, user can check the online and offline status of NVR channels
16. Once added, show the online/offline status of devices in both physical view and logical view
17. Remotely configure NVRs and network cameras and set all functions that are available
18. Online device detection function is available on the Web Client accessed via Internet
Explorer, Google Chrome and Firefox, and the active online access control devices in the
same local subnet with the Web Client/ SYS Server will be displayed on a list
19. Enable WAN access for the Recording Server
20. Display channels in the same area in alphabetical order
21. Synchronize NVR channel names with the names displayed on the Web Client
22. Support the following functions of smart wall:

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 a. Shall add up to 32 smart walls and display multiple smart walls
b. Shall add up to 32 decoding devices and video wall controllers
c. Shall delete, edit, and view the added walls
d. Shall add online decoding devices via SADP in the same local subnet with the Web Client
/SYS Server or add decoding devices or video wall controllers via IP address, and batch
add decoding devices via IP segment, and port segment modes
e. Shall activate and refresh decoding devices
f. Shall edit the device’s network location as LAN IP address, or WAN IP address
g. Shall support the linkage between decoding device’s or video wall controller’s decoding
outputs and smart wall windows
h. Shall set the decoding output of the decoder as the signal input of video wall controller
i. Shall set role permission of smart walls, decoding devices, and windows
j. Shall support alarm linkage of smart walls, select walls and windows for alarm linkage,
divide windows according to the number of alarms, and select wall related to graphic
card or decoding card
k. Shall support smart wall database backup and restoration via hot spare

C. Remote Site Management (RSM): Manages multiple SYSs, shall have the ability to:
1. You can add other HikCentral Professional without RSM module to the HikCentral
Professional with RSM module as the Remote Site for central management
2. HikCentral Professional shall support up to 2,048 resources by distributed deployment,
including encoding devices, access control devices, and Remote Sites
3. HikCentral Professional shall support 100,000 cameras via Remotes Sites
4. Add Remote Sites via IP/domain
5. Add Remote Sites registered to Central System (in batch)
6. Add Remote Sites in batch
7. After adding Remote Sites, channels shall display according to permission, and the Central
System list will be the same as Remote Sites list
8. Support database backup of Remote Sites, up to 5 copies of database backup for each
Remote Sites are supported, and saving paths cannot be edited
9. Import Remote Site alarms (support filtering by source, triggering event, and alarm priority)
10. Display Remote Sites in alphabetical order
11. Support logging in to Remote Sites and configuring Remote Sites
12. Synchronize Remote Site names in the Central System manually
13. Refresh Remote Site channels manually, after channels of Remote Sites are added or
deleted, users can update the changes from the Remote Site
14. Synchronize channel names manually
15. Edit Remote Site names, IPs, ports, user names, passwords, and description information
16. Display site address, site port, alias, user name, system IDs, GPS location, and version
information
17. Configure GIS location of Remote Sites
18. View the Remote Site’s GIS location, hot spot, and hot region settings in Map module
19. Backup Remote Site’s configured data in Central System
a. Set scheduled database backup
b. Set maximum number of backup
c. View the database saving path in Central System
20. View the resource changes on the Remote Site
a. Newly added cameras

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 b. Deleted cameras
c. Name changed cameras
d. Synchronize the resources in the Central System with the Remote Site
e. Remove the deleted cameras from the Central System in batch
21. RSM function shall be supported by the Central System activated by the license that takes
this function

D. Logical View: Area management, shall have the ability to:

1. Create up to 3,000 areas with 5 levels per SYS, and up to 100,000 areas for remote site
management
2. Add up to 256 cameras, access points, alarm inputs, alarm outputs, and UVSS respectively to
one area and 10,000 by distributed deployment in total per SYS
3. Configure the camera remotely
4. Check detailed information of cameras, including:
a. Name
b. Address
c. Encoding device alias
d. Network status (for video channels only)
e. Recording schedule status (for video channels only)
f. Area Name
g. Manufacturer
h. Added to map or not
5. Check detailed information of doors, including:
a. Name
b. Address
c. Access control device address
d. Network status
e. Door status
f. Access level
g. Area
h. Added to map or not
6. Check detailed information of elevators, including:
i. Name
j. Address
k. Elevator control device address
l. Network status
m. Area
n. Added to map or not
7. Check detailed information of radars, including:
o. Name
p. Address
q. device address
r. Network status
s. Arming status
t. Area
u. Added to map or not
8. Check detailed information of alarm inputs/outputs, including:
a. Name

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 a. Address
b. Device/Site
c. Partition (only for alarm input)
d. Area
e. Added to map or not
9. Check detailed information of UVSSs, including:
a. Name
b. Address
c. Network Status
d. Area
e. Added to map or not
10. Check detailed information of third-party integrated resources, including:
f. Name
g. Device type
h. Manufacturer
i. Network Status
j. Area
k. Added to map or not
11. Synchronize camera name, moving the camera to other area, and displaying elements of
sub-areas, remote configuration on device, copying the current camera’s specified
configuration parameters to other cameras for batch configuration
12. Synchronize door/floor name, and displaying elements of sub-areas, copying the current
access point’s specified parameters to other access points
13. Synchronize/apply door/floor name
14. Arm/disarm radar
15. Add alarm inputs/outputs, move the inputs/outputs to other area, and display elements of
sub-areas
16. Move the UVSS to other area, and display elements of sub-areas
17. Set resource groups in areas, including:
a. Alarm groups
b. People analysis groups
c. Heat analysis groups
d. Pathway analysis groups
e. Person feature analysis groups
f. Multi-door interlocking groups
g. Anti-passback groups
h. Emergency operation group
i. Security control partitions
18. Locate resource groups on map, including:
a. Alarm groups
b. People analysis groups
d. Pathway analysis groups
f. Multi-door interlocking groups
g. Anti-passback groups
19. Switch and select the added sites, display channels of Remote Sites in logical view, and
switch to logical view of the selected site when the RSM module is enabled
20. Import cameras in logical view after channel updates of Remote Sites

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21. Remind users of deletion and displaying offline devices after deleting channels on Remote
Sites
22. Import areas of added cameras on Remote Sites into the Central System
23. Copy configuration information of stream type, protocol type, main storage, and auxiliary
storage to other channels
24. Select security control device’s zones as alarm inputs to add into the area
25. Set defense schedule for the arming mode in different time periods for the partitions of the
added security control devices
26. Edit the following basic information, recording settings, event settings, and map settings of
the cameras:
a. Shall have the ability to edit the following basic information of cameras for current and
Remote Site:
 Camera name
 Protocol type
 Check the live view and instant playback of the camera in the same screen
 Configure recording for the camera
 Configure the camera remotely
b. Shall have the ability to set visual tracking by associating the camera with other cameras
nearby and create on-video overlays.
c. Shall have the ability to configure camera recording settings for current and Remote Site:
 Set main storage and auxiliary storage for cameras
 Synchronize recording settings to device
 Get recording settings from device
 Select storage location as Encoding Device, Hybrid Storage Area Network, pStor,
Cloud Storage Server for cameras of current site
 Select storage location as pStor, Hybrid Storage Area Network or Cloud Storage
Server of central system for cameras of Remote Site
 Set recording schedule template
 Select stream type as main stream or sub-stream
 Set pre-record and post-record for recording the video
 Select the storage mode for the recorded videos of cameras of current site:
overwrite the oldest videos when disk or allocated quota is full, and automatically
delete the oldest videos after the specified retention period
 Select a Streaming Server to get the video stream of the camera
 Enable the ANR function to turn Automatic Network Replenishment on to
temporarily store the video in the camera when the network fails and transport the
video to storage devices when the network recovers if the video files are stored in
an Encoding Device or Hybrid Storage Area Network
 Add new Recording Server
d. Shall have the ability to set picture storage settings for cameras
 Set storage location as system management server
 Set storage location as Hybrid SAN
 Set storage location as Cloud Storage Server
 Set storage location as a pStor
 Set storage location as an NVR
e. Shall have the ability to set face comparison settings
 Link the camera to facial recognition server

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  Apply certain face comparison group to the camera
f. Shall set the camera as an attendance check point
g. Shall have the ability to configure event settings for cameras of current site
 Select the triggering event
 Trigger user-defined event
h. Shall have the ability to configure related map settings for current site:
 Shall upload picture or import existing map of other area to link related map to the
area
 Shall edit picture or map name
 Shall unlink the map to cancel the linkage between the map and area
 Shall view the map in full-screen mode
 Shall zoom in or zoom out the map
 Shall adjust the map area for view and switch between GIS map and related map
 Shall add cameras as hot spots on the related map
 Shall adjust the hot spot location, edit, and delete hot spot
 Shall add a map to another map as a hot region
 Shall adjust hot region location, edit hot region, and delete hot region
 Shall add/edit/delete labels on map, and adjust label location
 Shall display the following resources on the map: camera, alarm input, alarm output,
access point, site, UVSS, hot region, and label
i. Shall have the ability to configure GIS map settings of current site:
 Shall add sites/cameras/access points/alarm inputs/alarm outputs/UVSSs on GIS
map to show the geographic location
 Shall locate cameras on map automatically according to the GIS location information
settings on the device
 Shall add up to 4 UVSS(s) to each SYS
 Shall set GPS location for hot spot and hot region
 Shall set icon style and name color, and add remark to GIS map
 Shall add/delete/edit hot regions
 Shall add/delete/edit labels
 Shall choose to display the following resources on the map: camera, alarm input,
alarm output, access point, site, UVSS, hot region, and label
 Shall search geographic location in GIS map
27. Shall edit the following settings of doors for current site:
a. Basic information
 door name
 Set door contact as normally open or normally closed
 Set exit button type connection mode as normally open or normally closed
 Open duration(s)
 Extended open duration(s)
 Enable door open timeout alarm
 Set maximum open duration(s), and the system can receive the alarm after
configuring alarm in Event & Alarm module
 Set duress code
 Set super password
 Set dismiss code

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  Set free access schedule to keep the door open
 Set access forbidden schedule to remain the door closed
b. Related cameras
 Link up to two camera(s) to the door to view its live view
c. Application
 Entry & Exit Counting: enable this function to count the persons entering and exiting
the door s in the group
 Multi-Door Interlocking: enable the multi-door interlocking function between
multiple doors of the same access control device
 Anti-Passback: The person should exist via the door in the anti-passback if he/she
enters via the door in the anti-passback. It minimizes the misuse of fraudulent use
of access credentials such as passing back card to an unauthorized person, or tailed
access
 Open Door with First Card: After swiping the first card, the door will remain
unlocked or be authorized. The status depends on the card swiping times (odd or
even). For odd, the door will remain unlocked or be authorized. For even, it will exit
the unlocked or authorized mode.
o Enable to set remaining unlocked duration
o Enable to set authorization: the door is locked and access is denied with
credentials until you swipe the first card. After swiping the first card, the
door is authorized and the persons with corresponding access level are
granted to access. The authorization will be invalid at 00:00 am every day
 Set remaining unlocked duration(s)
 Assign the first card permission to person(s)
 Multi-Factor Authentication: The door will unlock only after multiple persons
present authenticating multiple credentials in turn. Three access modes are
available:
o Unlock after access granted
o Remotely unlock after granted
o Enter super password after granted
d. Hardware settings
 Edit card reader parameters
o Card reader name
o Set polarity
o Set card reader access mode
 Card
 Fingerprint
 Card and Fingerprint
 Card or Fingerprint
 Card and PIN
 PIN and Fingerprint
 Card, PIN, and Fingerprint
 Face or Fingerprint or Card
 Face and Fingerprint
 Face and PIN
 Face and Card
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  Face, Fingerprint, and Card
 Face, PIN, and Fingerprint
 Employee ID and PIN
 Employee ID and Fingerprint
 Employee ID, Fingerprint, and PIN
 Employee ID and Face
 Fingerprint or Face
 Card or Face
 Card or Face or Fingerprint
 Employee ID, Face, and PIN
 Card or Face or Card + Face
o Enable custom card reader access mode
 Set custom time period and access mode
 Set minimum card swiping interval
 Set the duration of entry reset on keypad
 Enable failed card attempts alarm and set maximum failed attempts
 Enable tampering detection
e. Add face recognition terminal for the turnstile
 Add face recognition terminal by online devices
 Add face recognition terminal by IP address
 Add face recognition terminal by device ID
f. Access level
 Add the door to access level
g. Attendance settings
 Set the door as an attendance check point
h. Event settings
 Set triggering event(s) for the door
 Set linkage action for the event:
o Arming schedule template
o Trigger recording
o Create tag
o Capture picture
o Link access point
o Link alarm output
o Trigger PTZ
o Send email
o Trigger user-defined event
i. Map settings
 Add the door to map
 Set map icons
28. Shall edit the following settings of elevators for current site:
a. Basic information
 Elevator name
 Open duration(s)
 Extended open duration(s)
 Enable elevator door open timeout alarm

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  Set maximum open duration(s), and the system can receive the alarm after
configuring alarm in Event & Alarm module
 Set duress code
 Set super password
 Set dismiss code
b. Manage the floors of the elevator
 Set schedule for the floor's status
o Free access schedule: During this schedule, all the persons can access this
floor even without any credentials
o Access forbidden schedule: During this schedule, no person (except for
super user) can access this floor even with credentials
 Add floors to access level
 Edit floor name
 Reset imported floor No.
c. Related cameras
 Link up to two camera(s) to the elevator to view its live view
d. Hardware settings
 Edit card reader parameters
o Card reader name
o Set card reader access mode
 Card
 Fingerprint
 Card and Fingerprint
 Card or Fingerprint
 Card and PIN
 PIN and Fingerprint
 Card, PIN, and Fingerprint
o Enable custom card reader access mode
 Set custom time period and access mode
 Set minimum card swiping interval
 Set the duration of entry reset on keypad
 Enable failed card attempts alarm and set maximum failed attempts
 Enable tampering detection
e. Event settings
 Set triggering event(s) for the door
 Set linkage action for the event:
o Arming schedule template
o Trigger recording
o Create tag
o Capture picture
o Link access point
o Link alarm output
o Trigger PTZ
o Send email
o Trigger user-defined event
f. Map settings
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  Set map icons
29. Shall edit the following settings of radars for current site:
 Edit radar name
 Edit the event settings of the radar
 Add the radar to map
 Edit map icons
 Set zones of the radar
 Set related calibrated cameras of the radar
30. Shall edit the following settings of alarm inputs for current site:
 Edit alarm input name
 Edit the event settings of the alarm inputs
 Trigger user-defined event
 Add the alarm input to map
 Edit map icons
31. Shall edit the following settings of alarm outputs for current site:
 Edit the alarm output name
 Add the alarm output to map
 Edit map icons
32. Shall edit the following settings of UVSS for current site:
a. Edit basic information of the UVSS
 IP address
 Port number
 Alias
 User name
 Password
b. Edit additional settings of the UVSS
 Link camera(s) to the UVSS
c. Edit map settings of the UVSS
 Add the UVSS to map
 Edit the map icons
33. Shall edit the following setting of third-party integrated resource
 Add the alarm output to map
 Edit map icons
E. Event & Alarm: Shall have the ability to configure the following:
1. To avoid flooding operators with alarms, shall have the option of adding just an event from a
device, that will be searchable via the Control Client, but not broadcast as an alarm,
including System-Monitored Events:
a. Shall batch add the following events from cameras:
 Abnormal Face
 Absence Detection
 Audio Exception Detection
 Camera Communication Exception
 Camera Communication Recovered
 Camera Offline
 Camera Online
 Camera Recording Exception

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 Camera Recording Recovered
 Channel Armed
 Channel Arming Failed
 Climbing Detection
 Defocus Detection
 Driving on the Lane Line
 Face Capture
 Face Detection
 Falling Down
 Fast Moving (Detection)
 Fire Source Detection
 Frequently Appeared Person
 Getting Up Detection
 Illegal Lane Change
 Illegal Parking
 Illegal U-Turn
 In-Toilet Overtime Detection
 Installing Scanner
 Intrusion (Detection)
 Key Person Getting Up Detection
 Line Crossing (Detection)
 Loitering (Detection)
 Motion Detection
 Motor Vehicle on Non-Motor Vehicle Lane
 Multi-Target-Type Detection
 Multiple Faces
 Number of People Exception
 Object Removal (Detection)
 Operation Timeout
 Parking (Detection)
 People Density
 People Gathering (Detection)
 People Queuing-Up Alarm
 Physical Conflict
 PIR
 Playground Overstay Detection
 Region Entrance (Detection)
 Region Exiting (Detection)
 Reserve Entering Alarm
 Scene Change Detection
 Sitting Detection
 Sleep on Duty Detection
 Standing Up Detection
 Sticking Scrip
 Sudden Change of Sound Intensity Detection
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  Sudden Increase of Sound Intensity Detection
 Tailing
 Temperature Alarm
 Temperature Difference Alarm
 Temperature Pre-Alarm
 Unattended Baggage (Detection)
 Using Mobile Phone
 Vehicle Blacklist Alarm
 Vehicle Overspeed
 Vehicle Whitelist Alarm
 Video Loss
 Video Tampering Detection
 Violent Motion
 Waiting Time Detection Alarm
 Wearing Sunglasses
 Wrong-Way Driving
b. Shall batch add the following Door Events
 Normal Card Swiping
o Access Granted by Card
o Access Granted by Card and Fingerprint
o Access Granted by Card and PIN
o Access Granted by Card, Fingerprint, and PIN
o Access Granted by Employee ID and Fingerprint
o Access Granted by Employee ID and PIN
o Access Granted by Employee ID, Fingerprint, and PIN
o Access Granted by Employee ID and Face
o Access Granted by Face
o Access Granted by Face and Card
o Access Granted by Face and Fingerprint
o Access Granted by Face and PIN
o Access Granted by Face, Card, and Fingerprint
o Access Granted by Face, PIN, and Fingerprint
o Access Granted by Fingerprint
o Access Granted by Fingerprint and PIN
o Combined Authentication Passed
o Duress Alarm
 Abnormal Card Swiping
o Access Denied (Door Remained Locked or Inactive)
o Access Denied (First Card Not Authorized)
o Access Denied (NFC Card Reading Disabled)
o Access Denied by Card and Fingerprint
o Access Denied by Card and PIN
o Access Denied by Card, Fingerprint, and PIN
o Access Denied by Employee ID and Fingerprint
o Access Denied by Employee ID and PIN
o Access Denied by Employee ID, Fingerprint, and PIN
o Access Denied by Employee ID and Face

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 o Access Denied by Encrypted CPU Card
o Access Denied by Face
o Access Denied by Face and Card
o Access Denied by Face and Fingerprint
o Access Denied by Face and PIN
o Access Denied by Face, Card, and Fingerprint
o Access Denied by Face, PIN, and Fingerprint
o Access Denied by Fingerprint
o Access Denied by Fingerprint and PIN
o Access Denied by Invalid M1 Card
o Access Timed Out by Card and Fingerprint
o Access Timed Out by Card and PIN
o Access Timed Out by Card, Fingerprint, and PIN
o Access Timed Out by Employee ID and Fingerprint
o Access Timed Out by Employee ID and PIN
o Access Timed Out by Employee ID, Fingerprint, and PIN
o Access Timed Out by Employee ID and Face
o Access Timed Out by Face and Card
o Access Timed Out by Face and Fingerprint
o Access Timed Out by Face and PIN
o Access Timed Out by Face, Card, and Fingerprint
o Access Timed Out by Face, PIN, and Fingerprint
o Access Timed Out by Fingerprint and PIN
o Anti-Passback Server Respond Failed
o Anti-Passback Violation
o Authentication Mode Mismatched
o Card Not in Multi-Factor Authentication Duration
o Card Not in Multi-Factor Authentication Group
o Card Number Expired
o Combined Authentication Timed Out
o CPU Card Reading Disabled
o EM Card Reading Disabled
o Face Recognition Failed
o Failed PIN Attempts
o Fingerprint Not Found
o Invalid Card Swiping
o Invalid Time Period
o Live Face Detection Failed
o M1 Card Reading Disabled
o Max. Card Access Failed Attempts
o Multi-Door Interlocking
o No Access Level Assigned
o No Card Number Found
o Verifying Card Encryption Information Failed
 Other Door Event
o Access Failed When Free Passing
o Barrier Obstructed
o Barrier Obstruction Recovered

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 o Calling Surveillance Center
o Card Reader Tamper Alarm
o Climbing Over Barrier
o Door Abnormally Open (Door Contact)
o Door Bell Rang
o Door Button Pressed Down
o Door Button Released
o Door Closed (Door Contact)
o Door Locked (Door Lock)
o Door Locked by Keyfob
o Door Not Closed
o Door Not Open
o Door Open (Door Contact)
o Door Open Timed Out (Door Contact)
o Door Open with First Card Ended
o Door Open with First Card Started
o Door Remained Unlocked by Keyfob
o Door Unlocked (Door Lock)
o Door Unlocked by Keyfob
o Face Recognition Terminal Offline
o Face Recognition Terminal Online
o First Card Authorization Ended
o First Card Authorization Started
o Force Accessing
o Intrusion
o Multi-Factor Authentication Timed Out
o Multi-Factor Authentication: Access Denied by Remote Client
o Multi-Factor Authentication: Access Denied by Super Password
o Multi-Factor Authentication: Access Granted
o Multi-Factor Authentication: Remotely Open Door
o Multi-Factor Authentication: Repeated Authentication
o Multi-Factor Authentication: Super Password Access Granted
o Passing Timeout
o Remaining Locked Status Ended
o Remaining Locked Status Started
o Remaining Unlocked Status Ended
o Remaining Unlocked Status Started
o Remote: Locked Door
o Remote: Remained Locked (Credential Failed)
o Remote: Remained Unlocked (Free Access)
o Remote: Unlocked Door
o Reverse Passing
o Secure Door Control Unit Tamper Alarm
o Tailgating
c. Shall batch add Elevator Events
 Normal Card Swiping
o Access Granted by Card
o Access Granted by Card and Fingerprint

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 o Access Granted by Card and PIN
o Access Granted by Card, Fingerprint, and PIN
o Access Granted by Fingerprint
o Access Granted by Fingerprint and PIN
o Duress Alarm
 Abnormal Card Swiping
o Access Denied (NFC Card Reading Disabled)
o Access Denied by Card and PIN
o Access Denied by Card, Fingerprint, and PIN
o Access Denied by Encrypted CPU Card
o Access Denied by Fingerprint
o Access Denied by Fingerprint and PIN
o Access Denied by Invalid M1 Card
o Access Denied in Sleep Mode
o Access Timed Out by Card and PIN
o Access Timed Out by Card, Fingerprint, and PIN
o Access Timed Out by Fingerprint and PIN
o Anti-Passback Server Respond Failed
o Authentication Mode Mismatched
o Card Number Expired
o CPU Card Reading Disabled
o EM Card Reading Disabled
o Invalid Time Period
o Live Face Detection Failed
o M1 Card Reading Disabled
o Max. Card Access Failed Attempts
o No Access Level Assigned
o No Card Number Found
o Verifying Card Encryption Information Failed
 Other Door Event
o Auto Button Relay Connected
o Auto Button Relay Disconnected
o Button Relay Connected
o Button Relay Disconnected
o Card Reader Tamper Alarm
o Door Open with First Card Ended
o Door Open with First Card Started
o Remaining Locked Status Ended
o Remaining Locked Status Started
o Remaining Unlocked Status Ended
o Remaining Unlocked Status Started
o Remote: Locked Door
o Remote: Remained Locked (Credential Failed)
o Remote: Remained Unlocked (Free Access)
o Remote: Unlocked Door
d. Shall batch add Radar Events
 Auto-Arming
 Auto-Arming Failed

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  Auto-Disarming
 Auto-Disarming Failed
 Disarming
 Instant Arming
 Line Crossing
 Region Entrance
e. Shall batch add Alarm Input events
f. Shall batch add the following ANPR Event
 License Plate Matched Event
 License Plate Mismatched Event
g. Shall batch add the following Person Event:
 Face Matched Event
 Face Mismatched Event
h. Shall batch add the following Under Vehicle Surveillance System Event:
 Offline
 Online
i. Shall batch add the following Parking Lot Event:
 Calling Center
 Overstayed Event
 Park in Forbidden Period
 Vehicle Matched Event
 Vehicle Mismatched Event
j. Shall batch add Remote Site Event: Site Offline
k. Shall batch add health monitoring events from Encoding Device:
 Array Exception
 Camera/Recording Resolution Mismatch
 Device Armed
 Device Arming Failed
 Device Offline
 Device Reconnected
 Encoding Device Recording Exception
 Encoding Device Recording Recovered
 HDD Bard Sector
 HDD Full
 HDD High Temperature
 HDD Impact Detection
 HDD Severe Failure
 Illegal Login
 R/W HDD Failure
 Video Standard Mismatch
l. Shall batch add health monitoring events from Access Control Device:
 Active Infrared Intrusion Detector Exception
 AC Power Off
 AC Power On
 Battery Voltage Recovered
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  Communicated with IR Adapter Exception
 Communicated with Light Board Failed
 Connection Recovered with Anti-Passback Server
 Device Armed
 Device Arming Failed
 Device Offline
 Device Online
 Device Tampered
 Disconnected with Anti-Passback Server
 Lane Controller Fire Input Alarm
 Lane Controller Tamper Alarm
 Low Battery Voltage
 Low Storage Battery Voltage
 Motor or Sensor Exception
 No Memory for Offline Event Storage
 Pedestal Temperature Too High
m. Shall batch add health monitoring events from Video Intercom Device:
 Device Armed
 Device Arming Failed
 Device Offline
 Device Online
 Device Tampered
 Secure Door Control Unit Tampered
 SOS
n. Shall batch add health monitoring events from Elevator Control Device:
 Device Armed
 Device Arming Failed
 Device Tampered
 Distributed Elevator Controller Offline
 Distributed Elevator Controller Online
 Elevator Controller Offline
 Elevator Controller Online
 No Memory for Offline Event Storage
o. Shall batch add health monitoring events from Security Control Device:
 AC Power Down
 Alarm Cleared
 Auto Arming Failed
 Away Arming
 BUS Open-Circuit Alarm
 BUS Short-Circuit Alarm
 Cellular Network Data Exceeded
 Control Panel Reset
 Device Armed
 Device Arming Failed
 Device Moved
 Device Offline

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  Device Online
 Device Tampered
 Disarming
 Duress Report
 Expander Added
 Expander Deleted
 Extension Module Disconnected
 Extension Module Exception
 Extension Module Tampered
 Forced Arming
 HDD Exception
 HDD Full
 Instant Arming
 IP Address Conflicted
 Keypad Locked
 Keypad Unlocked
 Late to Disarm
 Low Battery of Wireless Siren
 Low Battery Voltage
 Radar Transmitter Fault
 RF Signal Exception
 Stay Arming
 Tampering Alarm Started
 Telephone Communication Failed
 Video Standard Mismatch
 Virtual Zone Fire Alarm
 Virtual Zone Panic Alarm
 Wired Network Disconnected
 Wireless Network Disconnected
 Wireless Network Exception
 Wireless Repeater Added
 Wireless Repeater Deleted
 Wireless Repeater Disconnected
 Wireless Repeater Tampered
 Wireless Siren Added
 Wireless Siren Deleted
 Wireless Siren Disconnected
 Wireless Siren Tampered
 XBUS Module Disconnected
p. Shall batch add health monitoring events from Dock Station
 Dock Station Offline
 Dock Station Online
q. Shall batch add health monitoring events from Decoding Device
 Decoding Device Offline
 Decoding Device Online
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  Person Amount More/Less than Threshold
 Person Amount More/Less than Threshold (Pre-Alarm)
s. Shall batch add health monitoring events from Recording Server:
 Array Degradation
 Array Detection
 Array Expansion
 Array Initialization
 Array Rebuilding
 Array Repair
 Array Unavailable
 Bad Disk
 Chip Temperature Too High
 CPU Temperature Too High
 Disk Disconnected
 Disk Loss
 Disk Warning
 Environment Temperature Too High
 HDD Full
 Hybrid SAN: Fan Exception
 Hybrid SAN: Network Status Exception
 Hybrid SAN: Power Supply Exception
 Hybrid SAN: Storage Enclosure Exception
 Mainboard Temperature Too High
 Memory Exception
 Memory Temperature Too High
 pStor Resource Pool Exception
 Physical Volume Alarm
 Recording Exception Alarm
 Recording Server Recording Exception
 Recording Server Recording Recovered
 Server Exception
 System Temperature Too High
 Video Loss Alarm
t. Shall batch add health monitoring events from the Streaming Server: Server Exception
u. Shall batch add health monitoring events from the DeepinMind Server
 DeepinMind Server Offline
 DeepinMind Server Online
v. Shall add events for Security Audit Server
 Critical Event
 Normal Event
 Serious Event
w. Shall batch add Health Monitoring events from the HikCentral Professional Server:
 CPU Exception
 CPU Recovered
 CPU Warning
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  RAM Exception
 RAM Recovered
 RAM Warning
 System Service Abnormally Stopped
 System Service Recovered to Run
x. Shall batch add user events: User Login/Logout
y. Shall batch add User-Defined Event as System-Monitoring Event
z. Shall batch add Generic Event as System-Monitoring Event
aa. If an event is added or batch added and is not configured, the Web Client will offer to
activate and remotely configure, if the event type is supported on the NVR or network
cameras but not configured on the device
bb. Shall batch delete all invalid events
cc. Shall trigger any of the above stated events as user-defined events
dd. Shall convert any of the above stated events into an alarm
ee. Shall enable active control for events and set threshold for reactivation
ff. For Person Amount More/Less than Threshold event of resource groups, shall set the
threshold
gg. Shall set the following linkage actions of System-Monitored Event:
 Set and view Arming Schedule Template
 Trigger recording of source related camera or up to 16 specified cameras and set
pre-record and post-record duration, and video files of events can be searched and
played
 Lock video files
 Create tag for related videos
 Capture picture from the source camera or specified camera, and set the capture
time
 Link doors or floors. Set door status as unlock, lock, remain unlocked, or remain
locked; Set floor status as free access, access with credential, temporary access,
access forbidden.
 Link alarm output
 Close alarm output manually or automatically
 Trigger PTZ
 Send email and set the added email template. For alarm input events, attach with
entry & exit counting report
 Trigger user-defined event
2. Generic Event: the signal that a resource (e.g., other software, device) sends when
something occurs, and is received by the system in TCP or UDP data packages
a. Shall have the ability to edit the event name
b. Shall have the ability to support ‘copy from’ functions
c. Shall have the ability to select transport type as TCP/UDP
d. Shall have the ability to set the match type as Search/Match
e. Shall have the ability to set the expression
3. User-Defined Event: Shall have the ability to set user-defined events
4. Alarms: shall support the following functions:
a. Shall have the ability to configure the same events list as alarm in System-Monitored
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b. Same list of events listed above in section “1,2,3” shall be available to be programed as
alarms on the SYS
i. When selecting a triggering event to program as alarms, only events supported by a
device will appear in the Web Client
ii. Alarm priority shall be configured to one of three levels by default:
 High
 Medium
 Low
iii. Alarm Priority of up to 255 levels can be added as required
iv. Shall have the ability to set alarm type to different variation and states of response
for alarm management and reporting
 True
 False
 To be acknowledged
 To be verified
 Custom (up to additional 25 user defined status names shall be possible)
v. Shall set arming schedule template as schedule template or event-based
vi. Shall enable active control and set threshold for reactivation
vii. Shall specify a user defined event or alarm input as the start or end event of the
arming schedule
viii. Shall set alarm recipients from users accounts set up in the SYS
ix. Shall associate the source camera or up to 16 other cameras recording with alarm
events
x. Shall lock associated alarm event video footage, so it is not auto-erased based on
the camera schedule
xi. Shall set pre-record and post-record duration
xii. Shall display the recorded video when alarm occurred or live view by default
xiii. Shall associate a map with an alarm
xiv. Capture picture from the source camera or specified camera, and set the capture
time
xv. Shall trigger a pop-up window with an alarm event
xvi. Shall display on smart wall
 Shall display video of the camera
 Shall display public view
 Set smart wall as wall related to graphic card and select smart wall No.
 Set smart wall as wall related to decoding device and select up to 16 display
windows
 Select stream type on smart wall as main stream or sub stream
 Stop displaying alarm after specified duration
 Replace it with other alarm with higher priority
xvii. Shall enable restrict alarm handling time and select up to 16 user-defined events
and alarm outputs to trigger events if timeout occurs
xviii. Shall trigger audible warning
xix. Shall trigger User-Defined Event
c. Shall delete invalid items (in batch)
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 e. Shall import newly-added alarms of Remote Sites, edit the alarm name or synchronize
alarm name from site, set active control, and support alarm linkage of pop-up windows,
restrict alarm handling time, set trigger event if timeout, audible warning, alarm output,
display on smart wall, email linkage, and user-defined event linkage
f. Alarm source, trigger events, and alarm priority can also be displayed
g. Shall support displaying alarms in alphabetical order
h. Shall support copying alarm priority, arming schedules, receiver, pop-up window
settings, trigger action controls, audio alarms, and e-mail alarms to other alarm settings
i. Shall support template replacement function when deleting arming schedule, e-mail
template, alarm priority, and users shall confirm the deleting message when deleting a
template
j. Shall support setting reports of events and alarms:
 Up to 32 events or alarms can be configured in one report, and up to 10,000 events
or alarms can be calculated in total
 Select report type as daily or weekly
 Select the sending time
 Set the email template
 Select the format as Excel or PDF
k. Shall support testing alarm configuration: click the button and the system will trigger an
alarm automatically

F. Access Level:
1. Add access level
a. Add the access point(s) to the access level
b. Select the access schedule to define in which time period the person is authorized to
access the access points:
 Customize a new schedule
 All-day Template
 Weekday Template
 Weekend Template
 Copy from other defined templates
 Add new holiday schedule
2. Delete (all) access level(s)
3. Filter the access levels from the following conditions:
a. Access level
b. Access group
c. Access schedule
d. Access point
4. Assign the access level to some access group(s) so that the person(s) in the access group(s)
will have the access permission to access the access point(s)
5. Modify the access level name, description, access point(s), access schedule, and assigned
access group(s) of access level

G. Time & Attendance

1. Shall have the ability to set the general rules
a. Set weekends
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  If check in late for longer than the threshold, mark as absent
 If check out earlier for longer than the threshold, mark as absent
 If no check-in, mark as absent or late
 If no check-out, mark as absent or early leave
c. Set time point for attendance result auto-calculation
2. Shall define overtime
a. Set work hour rate
b. Define overtime in workdays
 Enable/disable overtime on workdays
 Set calculation mode as By Total Work Hours
o Define valid overtime if overtime exceeds required work hours for certain
minutes.
o Set daily overtime level
 Set calculation mode as By Total Work Hours or By Time Periods
o Count early check-in as overtime
o Count late check-out as overtime
o Set daily overtime level
c. Define overtime on weekends
o Enable/disable overtime on weekends
o Define valid overtime if works longer than certain minutes
o Set maximum length of overtime
o Set overtime level for overtime on weekends
d. Define overtime on holidays
o Define valid overtime of overtime is longer than certain minutes
o Set maximum length of overtime
o Set overtime level for overtime on holidays
3. Shall have the ability to set attendance check point
a. Add the access point as attendance check point
b. Add the facial recognition camera as attendance check point
c. Attendance check point type includes: check-in & out, check-in only, check-out only
4. Shall have the ability to define leave
a. Define major types of leaves
b. Define minor types of leaves
5. Shall have the ability to add a new shift schedule
a. Set a name for the schedule
b. Copy the settings from other existing shift schedule
c. Set repeat by week: the schedule will repeat every 7 days or two weeks based on the
week
d. Set repeat by day(s)
 Set the frequency of repeat days
 Set the start date for reference
d. Set schedule type as Normal Shift: the required start-work time and end-work time is
fixed
 Set scheduled work time
 Set minimum work hours
 Set flexible mode as Allow Late/Early Leave and set allowable duration respectively
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  Set break time calculation mode as Auto Deduct or Must Check, and set the break
duration
 Set the valid check-in/out period
e. Set shift type as Man-Hour Shift: no required start-work time and end-work time, but
the minimum work hours should be met
 Set break time calculation mode as Auto Deduct or Must Check, and set the break
duration
 Set valid check-in/out period
 Set minimum work hours
f. Set access record calculation mode as First In & Last Out or Each Check-In/Out
g. Enable Time and Attendance status on device so that the attendance status set on the
attendance terminal is valid
h. Add holidays to define the special days when the shift schedule is disabled
i. Assign shift schedule to attendance group
6. Shall have the ability to view attendance record
a. Filter the attendance records according to the following conditions:
 Time Period
 Time
 Attendance group
 Person name
 Status
b. View the attendance details and the person’s attendance report for one day
 Person name
 ID
 Date
 Attendance group
 Status
 Scheduled work time
 Required work hours
 Actual work time
 Late duration
 Early leave duration
 Break duration
 Leave duration
 Overtime 1 duration
 Overtime 2 duration
 Overtime 3 duration
c. View the attendance details and the person’s attendance report for more than one day
 Person name
 ID
 Attendance group
 Times of late and specific date
 Times of early leave and specific date
 Times of absent and specific date
 Times of late and early leave and specific date
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 Break duration
 Times of leave and specific date
 Total overtime duration
d. Get attendance records from managed devices
e. Calculate attendance again manually
f. Handle exceptional records
 correct check-in/out time
 Apply for leave
 Handle for one record or for multiple records in a batch
g. Export the filtered attendance records
 Set the format of the exported file
 Select the items for export
o Person name
o ID
o Attendance group
o Attendance report, including times of late, early leave, absence, late and
early leave, and normal
o Work information, including actual work hours and break duration
o Total overtime
o leave duration
 Export attendance details
h. View handling records
i. Search the history attendance result even if this person has been deleted from the
system
j. When the device is online, upload the records to system of the device offline duration
k. Support different time zone of the device and HikCentral Professional platform
7. Shall have the ability to view and export attendance reports
a. Export normal attendance report
 Department report
 Daily report
 Monthly overview
 Access records
 Start/End work time
 First/Last Access
b. Export Abnormal attendance report
 Abnormal overview
 Absence
 Early leave
 Late
 Check-in/out correction
 Leave
c. Export overtime report
 Monthly Overtime Details
 Monthly Overtime Overview
d. Select the person or department for the report
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g. Set display rules of attendance reports
 Company information: company name and logo
 Format of date and time
 Marks of different status
H. Person
1. Add a person group
2. Link person group with access group or attendance group
3. Person List
a. Edit ID
b. Edit first name
c. Edit last name
d. Select gender as male/female/unknown
e. Set person profile
 Collect profile by added access control device or Enrollment Station
 Take a picture by webcam
 Upload a picture from local PC
f. Edit email address
g. Edit phone number
h. Edit remark
i. Customize additional information
 Set optional information
 Add additional information
j. Check the face comparison group, time and attendance group, access group and dock
station group of the person
k. Configure effective period of access control and time & attendance for the access group
l. Enable the ‘Super User’ function to exempt this person from remaining locked
(credentials failed) restrictions, all anti-passback rules, and first card authorization
m. Enable the ‘Extended Access’ function to open the access point for longer time for
person with special requirements
n. Add the person to the existing attendance group if the person participates in time and
attendance, and one person can be added only one attendance group
o. Set credential information for the person:
i. PIN number
ii. Card
 Set issuing mode as card enrollment station, card reader, or Enrollment Station
 Set card format as normal or Wiegand
 Set reading frequency as single or dual
 Set card encryption
 Audio on/off
 Set effective period for the card
 Up to 5 cards for one person
iii. Fingerprint
 Set issuing mode as USB Fingerprint Recorder, Enrollment Station, or Fingerprint
and Card Reader
 Add a new fingerprint
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iv. Credentials under Duress: set credentials to swipe the card or scan the fingerprint
under duress, and the door will be unlocked and the Control Client will receive a
duress alarm to notify the security personnel
v. Credentials for Dismiss: Set credentials (card number and fingerprint) so that when
an alarm is triggered, you can swipe the card or scan the fingerprint configured here.
The alarm will be dismissed.
p. Add to Dock Station Group
i. Set Login Password
ii. Select the existing dock station group
iii. Add new dock station group
q. Set resident information
i. Link an indoor station with the person
ii. Set room number of the person
r. View the details of the persons:
i. Name
ii. ID
iii. Phone
iv. Type
v. Face comparison group name
vi. Access group name
vii. Attendance group name
viii. Dock station group name
ix. Effective period
x. Credential information
 Number of fingerprints
 Number of cards
 Enable/disable profile as Face Credentials
s. Batch issue cards to persons
i. Set card issuing mode:
 Card Enrollment Station
o Card format
o Reading frequency
o Card encryption
o Audio on/off
 Card reader
o Select card reader
 Enrollment Station
o Device address
o Device port
o User name
o Password
o RF card type: EM card, M1 card, or ID card
 Enter manually
o Enable/disable auto increment card number
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 ii. Import by importing profiles
 Add to person group
 Verify face quality by device
 Add imported person to face comparison group
iii. Import domain persons
 Set import mode as person or group
 Select domain person
 Add the domain person in existing group or add new
iv. Import persons from device
 Import from access control device
 Import from encoding device
 Import from facial recognition server
 Import from Enrollment Station
 Add to person group
u. Synchronize domain persons
v. Cancel card loss in a batch
w. Link persons with indoor stations in a batch
x. Export all persons information and set password for decompressing
y. Customizable additional information other than the basic information, such as address,
income, etc.
z. Delete the selected persons
aa. Delete all the persons
4. Face Comparison Group
a. Add face comparison group
i. Group name
ii. Set similarity threshold
iii. Add description
iv. Add person(s) to the group
 Add existing persons from person list or other face comparison groups
 Add new persons
v. Remove the person(s) from the face comparison group
b. Edit the face comparison group and view the cameras that it is applied to
i. Delete the face comparison group
ii. Delete all the face comparison groups
c. Apply the face comparison group(s) to camera(s)
5. Access Group
a. Add access group
i. Create a name for the access group
ii. Link access group with person group so that the newly added person in the person
group can be added to the access group automatically
iii. Set person(s) in the access group
 Add existing persons from person list, other access groups, other attendance groups
 Add new persons
iv. Set access level
 Select the existing access level and view the access point(s) and access schedule
 Add new access level
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 Person(s)
 Access level
c. Manage the persons in the group, such as adding existing person from the person list,
adding new person, editing, deleting, importing and exporting persons, etc.
d. Delete (all) the access group(s)
e. Edit the access group
f. Apply access groups to device
i. Apply changes: Apply the person’s changed (newly added, edited, deleted) access
levels to the device
ii. Apply all: First, clear all the access levels configured on the device. Then, apply all
the person’s access levels configured in the system to the device. This mode is
mainly used for first time deployment
g. Regularly apply all access groups to device: set the time and the system can apply all the
access groups to the access control device on a scheduled basis
6. Attendance Group
a. Add attendance group
i. Edit the attendance group name
ii. Configure effective period for the group
iii. Link attendance group with person group so that the newly added person in the
person group can be added to the attendance group automatically
iv. Add person to the group
 Add existing person from person list or other access group
 Add new person
v. Set the shift schedule for the persons in the group
 Set shift type as fixed
 Set shift type as flexible
 Set holiday schedule
vi. Set the time zone
b. View the details of the added attendance group
i. Group name
ii. Shift schedule
iii. Attendance shift schedule on every day
c. Edit the added attendance group
d. Manage the persons in the group, such as adding existing person from the person list,
adding new person, editing, deleting, importing and exporting persons, etc.
e. Delete (all) attendance group(s)
7. Dock Station Group
a. Add dock station group
i. Edit the dock station group name
ii. Add person to the group
 Add existing person from person list
 Add new person
iii. Set dock stations for the persons in the group. The videos stored in the persons'
body cameras can be uploaded to these dock stations
iv. View the details of the added attendance group
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vi. Attendance shift schedule on every day
b. Edit the added attendance group
c. Manage the persons in the group, such as adding existing person from the person list,
adding new person, editing, deleting, importing and exporting persons, etc.
d. Delete (all) dock station group(s)

I. Visitor
1. Shall have the ability to add visitor group
2. Shall have the ability to add visitor one by one
3. Shall have the ability to import information of multiple visitors in a batch by importing an
Excel file
4. When adding a visitor, shall have the ability to enter the following information:
a. Visitor name
b. ID type
c. ID number
d. Gender
e. Profile
f. Visitor group
g. Email
h. Phone number
i. Company
j. Visitee
k. Visit reason
l. Visit time
m. Access group
5. When adding a visitor, shall have the ability to enable ‘Extended Access’ function to open
the access point for longer time for person with special requirements
6. When adding a visitor, shall have the ability to set credential information for the person:
a. PIN code
b. Card
i. Set issuing mode as card enrollment station or card reader
ii. Set card format as normal or Wiegand
iii. Audio on/off
iv. Set effective period for the card
v. Up to 5 cards for one person
c. Fingerprint
i. Set issuing mode as USB Fingerprint Recorder or Fingerprint and Card Reader
ii. Add a new fingerprint
iii. Record up to 10 fingerprints for one person
iv. One fingerprint can only be related to one card
7. Shall have the ability to edit information of the visitor who is checked-in
8. Shall have the ability to view QR code of the visitee
9. Visitor check-out: Shall have the ability to manually check-out and automatically check-out

J. Vehicle
1. Shall have the ability to manage vehicle information
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ii. List color
iii. Entry & exit rule
iv. Parking space control
v. Effective period
vi. Description
b. Import vehicle lists in batch
c. Export vehicle list
d. Delete vehicle list
e. Delete vehicle information in one list
f. Rename vehicle list name
g. Replace repeated license plate number when import vehicle list
h. Add basic vehicle information in one list, i.e. license plate number, vehicle type, vehicle
color, effective period, brand, owner name (first name and last name) and phone
number, card number of the owner
i. Upload undercarriage picture to view both the current vehicle’s captured undercarriage
picture and the uploaded picture for comparison
2. Shall have the ability to set parking lot information
a. Add one parking lot
i. Parking lot name
ii. Capacity
iii. Free parking spaces
iv. Maximum parking duration
v. Expiration prompt
b. Add entrance and exit to the parking lot
i. Entrance and Exit name
c. Add lane to the entrance and exit
i. Lane type: Entrance or Exit
ii. Lane name
iii. Link a capture unit with the lane
iv. Link an access control device or video intercom device with the lane for opening
barrier by card or video intercom
v. Link a display screen with the lane
vi. Set device for barrier control
d. Set content displayed on the display screen
i. Display mode: Still, scroll up, scroll down, scroll left, scroll right
ii. Font Color
iii. Alignment: Align left, align right, align center
iv. Text on Screen: Plate number, entering time, parking duration, and expiration
prompt
3. Shall have the ability to set entry & exit rules
a. Set rules for vehicles in the vehicle list
i. Rule name
ii. Open barrier for entering: Automatically or manual
iii. Open barrier for exiting: Automatically or manual
iv. Schedule: All-day or custom
b. Set rules for vehicles in the vehicle list
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iii. Schedule: All-day or custom
K. Security
1. Shall create user profile groups defined as Roles
2. Role shall restrict user profile access for administration functions defined as logical areas
3. Shall set the role's effective period
4. Shall set the permission schedule
5. Shall set the role status as active or inactive
6. Shall set resource access for the following types:
a. Logical resource:
 Access all resources in shown area
 Access specified resources in shown area
b. Encoding device (NVR, Network Camera)
c. Decoding device
d. Access control device
e. Video intercom device
f. Elevator control device
g. Security control device
h. Dock station
i. Smart wall
j. Display screen
k. Servers
l. Person list
m. Face Comparison Group
n. Dock Station Group
o. Visitor List
p. Vehicle List
q. Custom additional info.
r. User-defined event
s. User log
7. Shall set the following user permission:
a. Resource permission:
 Camera
o Live view
o Playback
o Capture and print pictures
o Video search
o Download video
o Manual recording
o Two-way audio
o View tag
o Add tag
o Edit tag
o Delete tag
o View lock
o Add lock
o Edit lock
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o Audio control
o Show health status
o Show face recognition information
o Manage security
 Door
o Control door status
o Forgive anti-passback
o Show health status
o Manage security
 Elevator
o Control elevator status
o Show health status
o Manage security
 Radar
o Arm and disarm
o Manage security
 Alarm input
o Arm and disarm
o Manage security
 Alarm output
o Arm and disarm
o Manage security
 UVSS
o Search
o Show health status
o Manage security
 Security Control Partition
o Arm and disarm
o Manage security
 Encoding device
o Configuration on device
o Broadcast
o Search log
o Show health status
o Manage security
 Decoding device
o Configuration on device
o Show health status
o Manage security
 Access control device
o Configuration on device
o Search log
o Show health status
o Manage security
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 o Show health status
o Manage security
 Elevator control device
o Configuration on device
o Search log
o Show health status
o Manage security
 Security control device
o Configuration on device
o Broadcast
o Search log
o Show health status
o Manage security
 Dock Station
o Search file
o Lock file
o Download File
o Show health status
o Manage security
 Display screen
o Configuration on Device
o Manage Security
 Server
o Show health status
o Manage security
 User-defined event
o Trigger alarm manually
o Manage security
8. Configuration permission
a. Web Client for sub-admin roles
 Resource Management
o Physical view: view/add/edit/delete encoding device/access control
device/elevator control device/security control device/dock
station/recording server/streaming server/DeepinMind server/security
audit server/smart wall
o Logical view: view/add/edit/delete
 Event and Alarm settings: view/add/edit/delete
 Access Level: view/add/edit/delete
 Time & Attendance: view/add/edit/delete
 Person
o Person list: view/add/edit/delete/custom addition info.
o Face comparison group: view/add/edit/delete
o Access group: view/add/edit/delete/apply to device/apply to
device(scheduled)
o Attendance group: view/add/edit/delete
o Dock station group: view/add/edit/delete
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 o View/add/edit/delete visitor
o Access group: View/add/edit/delete/apply to device
 Vehicle
o Vehicle list: view/add/edit/delete
o Parking lot: view/add/edit/delete
o Entry & exit rule: view/add/edit/delete
 Security: view/add/edit/delete
 System: view/edit
 Backup and restore system data
 Batch upgrade firmware
 Camera settings in license
 Manage security
b. Operation permission: for different levels of operator access
 Monitoring
o Live view
o Playback
o Map
o Public view: add/edit/delete
 Door and elevator control
 Entrance and exit monitoring
 Alarm center
o View
o Arm and disarm
o Acknowledge alarm
o Batch acknowledge alarm
o Trigger pop-up window
 Event & alarm search
 Video search
 Person access records search
 Person search
 Vehicle search
 Evidence collection
o Search
o Edit
o Download
o Delete
o Upload
 Add new vehicle to vehicle list
 Add person to face comparison group
 Visual tracking
 Intelligent analysis
Dashboard: Add/edit/delete
o People counting
o Queue analysis
o Pathway analysis
o Person feature analysis
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o Vehicle analysis
 Health monitoring
 Audit Trail
 System
 Close auxiliary screen
 Logout
 Manage security
c. Shall display by areas, or channels
d. Shall support general and rental application scenario
e. Shall separate resources and permission settings
f. Shall set management permissions for every module. Users without module permissions
cannot edit permission settings through security module
g. Shall manage the permission of checking, adding, deleting, editing of each module on
the Control Client
h. Shall hide modules on the Control Client
t. Shall manage resources of Remote Sites
u. Shall support the ‘copy from’ function to copy features of the existing roles
9. Users
a. Create user name
b. Default password or set a password for initial login and then user must create a unique
password
c. Set expiry date of user profile
d. Email address setting: if the user forgets his/her password, he/she can reset password
via email
e. Select user status as active or inactive
f. For each user, restrict concurrent logins
g. PTZ control permission level: notify the user with lower PTZ permission that PTZ control
has been appropriated by another user with higher permissions
h. Assign roles to the user
i. View role list and detailed information
j. Import domain users (group)
i. Select importing mode as user or group
ii. Select domain users
iii. Configure domain users
iv. Restrict concurrent logins
v. Set PTZ control permission
vi. Assign role to the domain user
vii. View role list and detailed information
k. Force logout
l. Select users and activate/inactivate them in a batch
10. Synchronize domain users
11. Active Directory Integration
a. Import Windows domain users and assign them to roles
b. Domain user login supported in the Control Client and Mobile Apps (iOS and Android)
12. Security Settings for Users
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 Configurable: 1 to 5 attempts
 Lock for: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, or 60 minutes
b. Minimum password strength: Shall have the ability to select from the following:
i. Weak: a combination of at least 8 characters including two types of characters
among lowercase letters, uppercase letters, numbers, and special characters.
ii. Medium: a combination of at least 8 characters including two types of characters
among lowercase letter, uppercase letters, numbers, and special characters. The
combination cannot be (number + lowercase letters) or (number + uppercase
letters)
iii. Strong: a combination of at least 8 characters including a minimum of three types of
characters among lowercase letters, uppercase letters, numbers, and special
characters
c. Shall enable Maximum Password Age
i. Configurable: 1 months, 3 months, 6 months or “custom” number of days ranging
from 1 to 365
d. Shall have the ability to auto lock Control Client after a time period of inactivity on
Control Client
i. Configurable: Lock in 10 minutes, 20 minutes, 30 minutes or “custom” number of
minutes ranging from 10 to 30
e. Shall have the ability to view the details of the existing users:
i. Name
ii. Type
iii. Role
iv. Connection number
 Connection number of Web Client
 Connection number of Control Client
v. Login status
vi. User status
vii. Expiry date

L. System and Maintenance

1. Shall set the following normal parameters:
a. Site name
b. Enable GIS map function and support online map (configure the map API URL) and
offline map, and set the icons of the hot region, camera, access point, alarm input,
alarm output, and UVSS on the map
c. Set first day of week
d. Set temperature unit as Celsius, Fahrenheit, or kelvin
e. Server usage thresholds: Set event/alarm for notification if the CPU usage or RAM usage
approaches the pre-determined threshold and lasts for certain duration
2. Shall set the following network parameters:
a. NTP settings: shall be able to be set for syncing the time between the SYS and the NTP
server
b. Active directory: If you have the AD (Active Directory) domain controller which contains
the information (e.g., user data, computer information), you shall be able to configure
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Professional conveniently
 Link person information (email and custom additional information items by
default)
c. Receiving generic event
d. For the system without a Remote Site Management module (as we called Remote Site),
it shall be able to register to the Central System after enabling this function and setting
the Central System's parameters
e. For the a system without a Remote Site Management module (as we called Remote Site),
it shall be able to register to the Central System after enabling this function and setting
the Central System's parameters
f. Allow devices of ISUP version 2.6 or 4.0 to access the system or not
g. Set a static IP address or domain name for the WAN access
h. Set default waiting time for the configuration on the Web Client. The configuration will
be regarded as failure if no response within the configured timeout time
i. Set device access mode as automatically mode or proxy
j. Select the NIC of the current SYS so that the system can receive the alarm information of
the third-party device connected via ONVIF protocol
3. Shall set the following storage parameters:
a. Storage on SYS server:
 Select storage location
 Restrict quota for pictures
 Set storage quota
b. Set the data recorded duration for the follow types of records:
 Received events
 Service error logs
 Service warning logs
 Service information logs
 Recording tags
 Face comparison data
 Video analysis data
 Card swiping records
 Attendance records
 Visitor registration records
 Vehicle passing records
 Vehicle entering/exiting records
 Radar tracking logs
 Set the duration as three months/six months/one year/two year/three years
4. Shall set the following schedule:
a. Recording schedule template
b. Arming schedule template
c. Access schedule template
 Affect the applied access levels and access control application parameters after
edited
 Apply the changes to the device after edited
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5. Add email template:
a. Add up to 64 recipients
b. Add domain user/email address as recipient
c. Set email subject
d. Set email content
e. Attach image
f. Configure the following email settings:
 Server authentication
 Cryptographic protocol
 Sender email address
 Sender name
 SMTP server address
 SMTP server port
 User name
 Password
6. Configure report settings
a. Set the following report type:
 Event
 Alarm
 Vehicle analysis
 People counting
 Queue analysis
 Heat analysis
 Person feature analysis
 Pathway analysis
 Temperature analysis
 Attendance
 Resource logs
 Device logs
b. Set the report name
c. Set the event report target
d. Set report type
e. Select email template
f. Set format as excel or PDF
7. Enable evidence collection:
a. SFTP address
b. Port
c. User name
d. Password
e. Path
f. Evidence type: add/delete/delete all
g. Organization on site: add/delete/ delete all
h. Result/conclusion: Add/delete/delete all
8. Security settings
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and Recording Server
9. Advanced settings
a. Set camera ID as identifier number on the keyboard to display live view on smart wall
b. Working mode: set the working mode for the DS-K5600 face recognition series as face
recognition terminal if it is applied with HIKVISION turnstile or access control terminal if
it is applied with other third-party turnstile
c. Set health check frequency
 Device health status:
o Encoding device
o Access control device
o Security control device
o Dock station
 Server health status:
o Recording server
o Facial recognition server
 Others:
o Device capabilities
o Recording
o Alarm/event enabled or not
o Remote alarm enabled or not
d. Add rules for plate fuzzy search
e. Hot spare
f. Enable third-party integration and open platform
g. Enable data interchange including database synchronization and access records dump
h. Reset network information
i. Set database password by admin user
j. Set when to send a SUP upgrade prompt and who can receive the prompt
10. Access control test
a. Shall be able to view the status of the credentials
 Persons with no credential configured
 Persons with no card configured
 Persons with no fingerprint configured
 Persons with temporary card
 Persons with card reported as lost
b. Shall be able to view the status of the access control devices and elevator control deices
 Device name
 Network status
 Arming status
 Device time
 Persons on device and credentials on device
 Persons in system and credentials in system
 Persons applying to device failed and credentials applying to device failed
 Persons to be applied to device
c. Shall be able to test whether the persons can access the target access points according
to the current settings
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 Authorization settings of persons/visitors to be applied to device
d. Shall be able to test whether the access points can run according to the current settings.
11. Quick start guide for access control to go through the configurations of access control
a. Add an access control device
b. Add a door to area
c. Add an access level
d. Add a person
e. Access control application
f. Access control test
12. Before adding the Streaming Server or Cloud Storage Server to the system, you should
export the service component certificate on this page and import it to the Streaming Server
or Cloud Storage Server you want to add
13. Shall backup and restore system data:
a. Shall set database backup of HikCentral Professional system, including configured data,
configured pictures, received events, received alarms, face comparison data, card
swiping records, attendance records, vehicle passing records, video analysis data, and
server logs
b. Shall set the frequency of backup as daily, weekly or monthly
c. Shall set the backup date
d. Shall set the backup time
e. Shall check the saving path
f. Shall set the max. number of backups
g. Shall restore the configured data
14. Shall export configuration data of Remote Site, encoding device, and recording settings
15. Shall download HikCentral Professional Control Client on the Web Client
16. Shall support the applications module (including Live View, Playback, and Local
Configuration) when accessing the Web Client via Internet Explorer via HTTPS protocol
17. Shall support Live View and Playback modules when accessing the Web Client via Internet
Explorer, Google Chrome, and Firefox via HTTP protocol, and support local configuration
module only for Internet Explorer
18. Shall support Intelligent Analysis module
a. Dashboard
b. People counting
c. Queue analysis
d. Heat analysis
e. Pathway analysis
f. Person feature analysis
g. Temperature analysis
h. Vehicle analysis
19. Admin user shall online/offline activate/deactivate license, online/offline update the license,
and view license detailed information for system capabilities
20. For facial recognition camera/ANPR camera/thermal camera (report supported), you shall
select the added cameras as these three types of cameras. Otherwise, these cameras'
functions (facial recognition, plate recognition, and temperature report) cannot be
performed normally in the system.

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i. GPU hardware decoding:
 Enable
 Disable
ii. Global stream:
 Main stream
 Sub stream
 Smooth stream
iii. Threshold for main/sub-stream:
 1/4
 1/9
 1/16
 1/64
iv. Network timeout:
 Default
 Default x 1.5
 Default x 2
v. Video caching:
 Small (1 frame)
 Medium (6 frames)
 Large (15 frames)
vi. Time zone:
 Client time
 Device time
vii. Picture format:
 BMP
 JPEG
viii. Device access mode:
 Restore default
 Automatically judge
 Directly access
 Proxy
2. Shall view the saving path of video files and captured pictures on the current PC
3. Shall live view up to 64 cameras simultaneously
4. Shall view image thumbnail
5. Shall playback up to 16 cameras simultaneously
6. Shall support capturing, manual recording, digital zoom, two-way audio, select stream type,
displaying camera status of resolution and frame rate, audio on/off, switching to instant
playback during live view
7. Shall support capturing, clipping, digital zoom, displaying camera status, switching between
main stream, sub stream and smooth stream, audio on and off, selecting from main storage
and auxiliary storage
8. Shall support selecting playback date from the calendar

2.3.2 Control Client

A. The Control Client is a Windows-based software for security operators to access NVRs, Hybrid
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video playback and download/exporting, alarm management, VCA search, log query, and health
monitoring module
B. Recommended Control Client specification shall be the following (for more details about Control
Client Specifications, please refer to the document, HikCentral Professional V1.4_Software
Requirements & Hardware Performance):
 CPU: Intel® CoreTM i5-4590 @3.30GHz
 RAM: 8G
 Network: GbE network interface card
 Graphics Card: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 970
 Hard Disk Type: SATA II hard drive or better
 Hard Drive Capacity: 60 GB for OS and Control Client
 Other: Microsoft® Windows 7 (64-bit Operating System
C. On initial login, the user must use “one time” default password and shall be forced to create a
new password that is not the default for future log-ins
1. Password must at minimum contain 8 characters with at least three of the following
categories: numbers, lowercase letters, uppercase letters, and special characters
D. Shall have the ability to enable auto-login, and login via domain name and password
E. Shall have the ability to automatically launch the client and login with the domain user
F. Shall have the ability to log in to the Control Client through HTTP or HTTPS
G. Shall have the ability to display the online/offline status of Remote Sites in Central System
H. Shall have the ability to customize module arrangement on Control Panel
I. Shall have the following modules and functions:
1. Monitoring: Live view
a. Ability to view up to 256 cameras
b. Ability to display GIS map/related map after the camera is added on the map
c. Ability to display the configured resource groups on the map and view the details, such
as number of person in the group, triggered alarm details, etc.
d. Ability to display thumbnail of camera
e. Ability to auto switch to sub stream of network camera according to the configuration of
stream threshold
i. Enable auto-switching between main stream and sub stream
ii. Enable to set the main stream threshold as 1/2, 1/4, 1/9, 1/16, 1/25,1/36, 1/64
iii. Enable to switch the live view stream to main stream, sub stream or smooth stream,
the smooth stream will show if the device supports smoothing function, you can
switch to smooth stream if in low bandwidth situation to make live view more fluent
f. Shall support up to 4 auxiliary screens during live view and 1 screen for playback
g. Ability to display license plate number when viewing LPR camera after the LPR function
is activated in license
h. Ability to mark a vehicle license plate number
i. Ability to add the vehicle to vehicle list
j. Ability to go to Vehicle Search by quick link:
i. Label
ii. License Plate number
iii. Vehicle passing time
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vii. Country/region
viii. Operation
 Add to vehicle list
 Download
k. The following functions are available on the tile toolbar for easy access to operator:
i. Audio control
ii. Capture: ability to save snapshots
iii. Print camera image
iv. Enable manual recording of displayed Network Camera
v. Enable and utilize two-way audio
vi. Enable view instant playback
vii. Digital zoom
viii. 3D positioning for PTZ camera
ix. Activate on-screen PTZ controls
x. Show camera status
 Frame rate
 Resolution
 Stream format
 Bit rate
 Connection number
 Network status
 Signal status
 Recording status
 Access mode
 Channel type
 Device name
 IP address
 Access protocol
 Area name
 Main storage/auxiliary storage
 Storage location
 Storage type
 Recording schedule template
 Video stream
 Streaming server
 Pre-record: enabled/disabled
 Post-record: duration
 ANR: enabled/disabled
 Picture storage location
xi. Arming control
xii. Switch stream type of camera
xiii. Edit transcoded stream
xiv. Live view on smart wall by graphic card
xv. VCA playback
xvi. Alarm output
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xix. Add tag
 Set time range
 Add description
 Select storage type
xx. Visual tracking
xxi. Support the following fisheye expansion functions:
 Zoom to expand the video by the wheel
 Flexible PTZ operation
 Multiple cameras of fisheye expansion
 Save fisheye expansion as view
l. Ability to customize camera tile toolbar
i. Re-order icons to user preference
ii. Remove icons of functions not required for user
m. Ability to create tile patterns with selected cameras and save as a view
i. Save as private view, only accessible to the user profile creating the view
ii. Save as public view, accessible to all users
iii. Play in batch: play all cameras belonging to one area on different screens
iv. View group auto-switch
v. Auto-switch: loop all cameras belonging to one area on one screen or play in batch:
(a) Automatically change cameras every 5s, 10s, 15s, 20s, 30s, 40s, 1min, 3min, and
5min
 Pause/Start guard tour
 Manually switch to next/previous camera live view
(b) Display cameras added to one map in one screen or play in batch. Automatically
change cameras every 5s, 10s, 15s, 20s, 30s, 40s, 1min, 3min, and 5min
(c) Display on smart wall of graphic card
n. Support smart wall (graphic card)
i. Display all contents in live view on smart wall
ii. Display live view of one camera on smart wall
iii. Display live view of all cameras in one area on smart wall
iv. Display e-map and GIS map on smart wall
v. Display view and view group on smart wall
vi. Display alarm's related video on smart wall
vii. Display Health Monitoring page on smart wall
o. PTZ Control: Shall have following options to control PTZ cameras
i. On-screen PTZ icon
(a) Able to control all PTZ functions available directly on camera
ii. On tile “point and go” directional control
(a) Able to use mouse wheel for zoom in after PTZ control is enabled
iii. 3D Positioning: ability to draw box for region of interest to zoom in on tile
p. Support decoding and displaying Remote Site’s cameras and current site’s cameras on
smart wall
q. Live view of Remote Site’s cameras
r. After reopening the client, display the view before closing the client
s. Set preset and patrol for common cameras
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v. View the live video of the UVSS’s linked camera, the undercarriage picture, and
recognized license plate number of the passing vehicles
w. Drag on the undercarriage picture to mark important information
x. Mark the vehicle license plate number
y. View door-related live view
i. Shall view the live video of up to two related cameras in one display window. When
the door links two cameras, the video will display in Picture-in-Picture mode, and
you can view the live video of the two cameras in one display window.
ii. Shall support fisheye expansion, displaying camera status, setting arming control,
switching stream type, viewing the live video on smart wall, displaying VCA search
window, turning on/off the alarm outputs, and audio control
iii. Shall control the door status as unlock, lock, remain unlocked, remain locked, and
view the card swiping record in real-time
iv. Shall forgive anti-passback violation
v. Shall check the turnstile status and control it as unlock, lock, remain unlocked,
remain locked
vi. Shall control all doors status as forbid/allow all doors access
vii. Shall trigger user-defined event
viii. Shall handle opening door request from video access control terminal, including
voice talk and unlocking door
ix. Shall show access point's real-time status
x. Shall support two-way audio between video access control terminal and control
client
z. View elevator-related live view
i. Shall view the live video of up to two related cameras in one display window. When
the elevator links two cameras, the video will display in Picture-in-Picture mode, and
you can view the live video of the two cameras in one display window
ii. Shall support fisheye expansion, displaying camera status, setting arming control,
switching stream type, viewing the live video on smart wall, displaying VCA search
window, turning on/off the alarm outputs, and audio control
iii. Shall control the floor status as temporary access, access with credential, free access,
or access forbidden in real-time
iv. Shall control all floors status as forbid/allow all floors access
v. Shall trigger user-defined event
vi. Shall show floor's real-time status
aa. View radar-related live view
i. Shall view the live video of the radar's calibrated cameras.
ii. Shall arm or disarm the radar's zones
iii. Shall show the people's moving pattern tracked by the radar on the map
bb. View detected events in live view
i. View/filter/clear the detected events, including face comparison event and access
event
ii. View access event details
(a) Profile
(b) Card number
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(f) Description
(g) Client time
iii. Quick-jump to Access Record module
iv. Add the person to person list
v. Add recognized vehicle to vehicle list
vi. Subscribe events
(a) For face comparison events, shall subscribe events of all the resources
(b) For access events, shall subscribe according to event types: all events, normal card
swiping events, abnormal card swiping events, device exceptions, alarm input
events, and other events
cc. View detected and matched face in live view:
i. View the face comparison information between the detected faces and the face
pictures in the selected face comparison group
ii. Display person’s profile (configured in the Web Client):
(a) Captured time
(b) Compared result
(c) Device name
(d) Face comparison group
(e) Gender
(f) ID number
(g) Email address
(h) Phone number
iii. Search video of the person by the captured face picture
iv. Add mismatched person to person list
v. Display the similarity between the captured face picture and the original face
picture in person list
dd. View/hide detected events in live view
i. View the detailed information of the events
 Event result
 Source
 Description
 Time
ii. Operation
 Check the face comparison information
 Add the mismatched person to person list
 Search video about the person by the captured pictures and matched
pictures
ee. View UVSS’s live view
i. View the live video of the UVSS’s linked camera, the undercarriage picture, and
recognized license plate number of the passing vehicles
ii. Perform the following operations in live view：
 Mark on undercarriage picture
 Mark vehicle
 Add vehicle to vehicle list
 Search vehicle
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ii. Display the exception description
iii. Display the diagnosis details, including requesting URL status, logging into encoding
device status, getting stream from encoding device status
iv. Quick link to event log, server log, device log, health monitoring
v. Mark the diagnosis
2. Monitoring: Playback
a. Ability to play back 1 to 16 cameras simultaneously
b. Ability to display GIS map/related map
c. When playing multiple cameras simultaneously, have ability to view in non-synchronized
and synchronized mode
d. Ability to hover on the timeline to show the time
e. Ability to fast-forward by 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, and slow-forward by 1/16x, 1/8x, 1/4x, 1/2x
f. Ability to export one or multiple cameras displayed simultaneously:
i. Set export location
ii. Set whether to download VSPlayer for viewing
iii. Export video files in MP4/AVI/EXE format
iv. Set saving path
v. Search and export video files of over 48 hours duration
vi. Synchronize downloading time
g. The following functions are available on the camera playback tile toolbar for easy access
to operator:
i. Capture: ability to save JPEG snapshots and search video by the captured picture
ii. Print camera image
iii. Clipping: ability to quickly export video clips
iv. Add tag to video
v. Digital zoom
vi. Lock video: to prevent video segments from being over written by schedule
vii. Camera status
 Frame rate
 Resolution
 Stream format
 Bitrate
 Connection number
 Network status
 Signal status
 Recording status
 Access Mode
 Channel type
 Encoding device/site name
 IP address
 Access protocol
 Area name
 Main storage/auxiliary storage
 Storage location
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 Streaming server
 Pre-record: enable/disable
 Post-record duration
 ANR status
 Picture storage settings
viii. Stream type switch
ix. Playback on smart wall
x. Transcoding playback
xi. Audio on/off
xii. Video download
xiii. VCA search
xiv. Fisheye dewarping
xv. Visual tracking
h. Customize camera tile tool bar
i. Re-order icons to user preference
ii. Remove icons of functions not required for user
i. Support display video on the smart wall
j. Playback channels of Remote Sites
k. Search video files by time
l. Display the date with video files marked with a triangle
m. Support ATM-DVR, its playback type shall be set as command playback
n. Select storage location of recorded video files (central storage or remote storage)
o. Enable/disable thumbnails
p. Zoom in or zoom out on the timeline
q. Support dual-stream playback
r. Support AVI format for video file download
s. Encrypt to download in MP4/EXE format, and click and play directly after downloading
with player in MP4 format
t. Support save the downloading file as evidence:
i. Create evidence
ii. Add to existing evidence
u. Support privacy mask after downloaded and played with VSPlayer
v. Adjust downloading time
w. Check the merged video files in one folder
x. Show/hide thumbnail
y. View door related playback
i. Shall view the playback of up to two cameras in one display window
ii. Shall trigger user-defined event
z. View elevator related playback
i. Shall view the playback of up to two cameras in one display window
ii. Shall trigger user-defined event
aa. View radar related playback
i. Shall view the playback in one display window
ii. Shall trigger user-defined event
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iii. Display the following requesting playback parameters:
 Name
 Online status
 Streams number
 CPU usage
 RAM usage
 HDD usage
iv. Quick link of server log
v. Mark the diagnosis
3. Entrance & exit control
a. Vehicle real-time number of free parking spaces and total capacity of the parking lot
b. View information of vehicles entered or exited from the parking lot
i. Vehicle picture
ii. License plate number
iii. Vehicle list
iv. Direction
v. Entering/Exiting time
vi. How to open barrier
vii. Allowed or not
c. Add the new detected vehicle to the vehicle list
d. Search logs of recognized vehicle license plate and the related vehicle passing
information
e. Mark vehicle if needed
f. Open barrier automatically according to the configured entry & exit rule
g. Open barrier automatically after the vehicle owner swiping her/his card
h. Open barrier manually and enter remark information (optional)
i. Open barrier manually during video intercom
j. Correct the license plate numbers recognized by capture units
k. Barrier control to open, close, or remain the barrier open
4. Door and elevator
a. View real-time access event
 Person profile
 Card No.
 Person name
 Person group
 Type
 Event name
 Card reader name
 Event source
 Client time
 View recorded video
 Search event
 Subscribe events to be received
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 Remain door locked
 Recover door status
 Control status of all the doors or part of the doors in specified emergency
operation group
c. Control elevator status
 Temporary access
 Access with credential
 Access forbidden
 Free Access
 Recover floor status
 Control status of all the floors or part of the floors in specified emergency
operation group
5. Alarm Center
a. Alarm Management: Ability to receive and view alarm video pre-configured in the Web
Client as alarms
i. Ability to view the following alarm information:
 Mark status
 Alarm name
 Alarm priority
 Alarm time(Control client)
 Alarm source
 Logical Area
 Triggering event/alarm
 Alarm status
 Alarm category
 Quick link:
o Alarm & event search
o Two-way audio
o Download
ii. View 1 to 16 cameras associated with alarms
iii. Optionally, auto view e-map and position of camera(s) on map in alarm state
iv. Turn audio off/on
v. Enable/disable alarm pop-up window
vi. Arm/disarm alarms
vii. Display the alarm related video on smart wall
viii. Click on the alarm name to access the following functions:
 Check detailed alarm information and capture
 Select alarm priority and category
 Add remark to the alarm
 Acknowledge the alarm (one by one or in a batch)
ix. Set the layout of the alarm center: Display alarm related video & map, alarm related
video only, or alarm related map only
x. When playing related video, shall support visual tracking
xi. Supports alarm linkage to smart wall, including smart wall of graphic card and
decoding device
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xiv. Alarm center can display map or video, or map and video
xv. Supports multiple time zones of clients
xvi. Supports displaying alarm video on smart wall including smart wall of graphic card
and decoding device
xvii. Display alarms imported from third-party system
6. Alarm and Event Search: Ability to search for alarms and events, based on the following:
i. Event Source
 Camera
 Door
 Elevator
 Alarm Input
 ANPR
 Person
 UVSS
 Remote Site
 Encoding Device
 Decoding Device
 Access Control Device
 Video Intercom Device
 Elevator Control Device
 Security Control Device
 Dock Station
 Resource Group
 Recording Server
 Streaming Server
 DeepinMind Server
 Security Audit Server
 HikCentral Professional Server
 User
 User-Defined Event
 Generic Event
 Third-Party
ii. Event Type: The same event types configured on the Web Client
iii. Time
 Last Hour
 Today
 Yesterday
 Current Week
 Last 7 Days
 Custom Time Interval
iv. Ability to check and export alarms and events
7. Video Search
a. Ability to search for specific types of indexed video:
i. Tag: Video that has been auto tagged or manually tagged at a certain timestamp
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from 1 to 100
iv. Interval: Ability to search for up to 7 days of video divided by intervals from 1 to 60
minutes or seconds
v. Transaction Event
 Ability to search for up to 7 days of transaction items by keywords when NVR/DVR is
integrated with a Point of Sales (POS) system
 Enable/disable case sensitive for key word searching
vi. Search ATM event triggered video footage by the card number that is contained in
the ATM information
vii. Search Video/Picture/Audio Stored on Dock Station
 Select dock station
 Filter time settings
 Check the video, person name, capture picture
 Export file (in batch) to local PC in the format of MP4 and AVI
 Encrypt the video files in MP4 format
 Save the video files and create as new evidence
o Create new evidence ID
o Create new evidence name
o Select evidence type
o Select organization on site
o Set the result/conclusion
o Set evidence status
 Save the video files and add to existing evidence
 Lock file
viii. Supports thumbnails
ix. Ability to search main stream in all main storage
x. Ability to search sub-stream in all main storage
xi. Ability to search main stream in all auxiliary storage
xii. Ability to search sub-stream in all auxiliary storage
xiii. Ability to search the video files from Central System or Remote site
b. VCA Search
 Support Motion Detection
 Support Line Crossing Detection
 Support Intrusion Detection
 Support reverse playback
 Support downloading the searched video clips
 Support displaying the video clips in the list or thumbnail mode
 Support playing searched video clips in order
 Support searching face picture and related video by picture
 Support searching matched face picture and relate video
 Support searching frequently appeared person’s pictures
 Support using the added person’s face picture or upload one as desired
 Support displaying the searched results in list mode or thumbnail mode
 Support viewing large picture and the related video
 Support downloading the current picture and video in the format of MP4, AVI and
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8. Person Search
a. Search by Face Picture
i. Ability to search face picture to view face-related face pictures and videos. It
includes 3 types:
 Search matched pictures: Ability to search videos of a person who is added to the
face comparison group
 Search captured pictures: Ability to search related videos of an uploaded face
picture by camera, time, person information, and similarity
 Search frequently appeared persons: Ability to search persons who appear
frequently
b. Search by Archive
i. The system will save the features and information (including captured picture and
video) of the captured person as archive.
ii. Ability to upload a picture and search the related archives of a face picture to check
the captured pictures or videos of similar persons
iii. Ability to adjust the similarity
iv. Ability to check whether a person is a stranger
v. Ability to export the search results
c. Search by Identity Verification
i. Ability to upload a picture and search the persons who are similar with the person in
the picture. Check the matched person information
ii. Ability to upload two pictures and compare them to see the similarity of the persons
in those two pictures
iii. Ability to adjust the similarity
9. Evidence Search
i. Set the following search conditions:
 ID
 Keywords
 Evidence type
 Organization on site
 Result/conclusion
 Evidence status
 Uploading time
ii. Check the search result:
 Name
 ID
 Type
 Organization on site
 Result
 Status
 Description
 Uploading time
iii. Check and download the content of evidence
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number, owner, or time
iii. Support searching vehicles with no license plate
iv. Support adding tag
v. Support viewing the label status, plate number, vehicle passing item, camera, owner,
phone number, country/region of the vehicle
vi. Support adding the vehicle to vehicle list
vii. Support downloading the vehicle information and video
viii. Support viewing the captured vehicle picture, undercarriage picture, or related
video
ix. Support exporting the searched vehicle records and downloading the related video
x. Support modifying the recognized license plate number
11. Identity Access Search
i. Search access records
 Support searching access events
 Support viewing access event related video
 Support viewing the person profile, card number, person name, ID, time, access
point, access result, and access mode
 Supports forgiving anti-passback violations
 Support forgiving all the anti-passback violation events in the search result
 Support downloading the searched person information
 Support filtering results by normal person and visitor
 Support exporting card swiping records
ii. Perform entry & exit counting
 Select one entry & exit counting group
 Select persons
 Search records within 24 hours
 Set entry & exit counting type as people stayed/ people exited/all
 View event details: profile, name, entry & exit counting type, phone number,
location of last access
 Display the access direction (entering/existing) of turnstile
 Download single record
 Export all searched records in excel format
12. Intelligent Analysis
a. Dashboard
i. Ability to add reports to customized Dashboard, including people counting report,
queue analysis report, heat analysis report, pathway analysis report, person feature
analysis report, temperature analysis report, vehicle analysis report
ii. Ability to add/delete dashboard, edit dashboard name.
iii. Ability to save different reports as a Dashboard, export Dashboard data, display
Dashboard on auxiliary screen.
b. People Counting
i. Ability to select network cameras enabled with people counting analytics or
configured people counting groups to calculate people counting for each camera or
in one region
ii. Ability to view the people counting statistics in a line chart or histogram, and switch
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 iii. Ability to set report type (Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Annual, or customize the time
interval for a report)
iv. Ability to select shorter time period to view more detailed data of each camera
v. Ability to export the detailed data of counting report in CSV/Excel format
vi. Ability to search the video linkage by month, date, week, hour, and play
corresponding video to check people counting
vii. Ability to display up to 20 people counting cameras with different colors in people
counting report of entry/exit
viii. Ability to view entered/exited/both entered and exited statistics
ix. Ability to show/hide data of certain cameras
x. Ability to view both entered and exited statistics of single cameras
xi. Ability to play linked video of camera(s)
xii. Ability to add report to dashboard
c. Queue Analysis
i. Ability to generate a report to show the number of queue exceptions and number of
persons in each queue
ii. Ability to display the queue status including waiting duration and queue length
iii. Ability to generate the report as daily report, weekly report, monthly report, or
annual report
iv. Ability to set the time period in the time field for statistics
v. Ability to set the waiting duration to display the number of persons in each queue
who have waited for specified duration at different time points
vi. Ability to set the queue length to display how many seconds each queue status lasts
vii. Ability to show/hide certain data of certain element
viii. Ability to view the report of the single queue, including the number of exceptions,
number of people in queue, and waiting duration
ix. Ability to switch between number of exceptions, number of people, and queue
length
x. Ability to set the report type and report time
xi. Ability to select shorter time period to view more detailed data of each queue
xii. Ability to select the queue exception, people amount exceeding, waiting timeout,
person amount in queue, queue status to export
xiii. Ability to select the saving path
xiv. Ability to set the format as Excel or CSV
xv. Ability to add report to dashboard
d. Heat Analysis
i. Ability to select network cameras enabled with heat map analytics or configured
heat analysis groups to calculate heat for each camera or in one region
ii. Ability to set report type (Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Annual, or customize the time
interval for a report)
iii. Ability to calculate people dwell time, people amount, and average dwell time
iv. Ability to export heat map report in PDF/Excel format
v. Ability to add report to dashboard
e. Pathway Analysis
i. Ability to calculate the number of people walking by
ii. Ability to set the time as daily, weekly, monthly, annually, or custom time interval
iii. Ability to generate the report to view the line chart or heat map of the people
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v. Ability to add report to dashboard
f. Person Feature Analysis
i. Ability to select network cameras enabled with feature analytics or configured
person feature analysis groups to calculate the features of detected people for each
camera or in one region
ii. Ability to set report type (Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Annual, or customize the time
interval for a report)
iii. Ability to calculate the age and gender of the detected people
 Gender: Male and female
 Age: Infant, child, teenage, adolescent, youth, prime, middle-aged, middle and old
age, elderly
iv. Ability to export report in CSV/Excel format
v. Ability to add report to dashboard
g. Temperature Analysis
i. Ability to display the number of exceptions (temperature too high or too low) and
maximum/minimum temperature of different thermometry points on different
presets
ii. Ability to select the report type as daily report, weekly report, monthly report,
annual report, or customize the time interval for a report
iii. Ability to show/hide certain data of preset or thermometry point
iv. Ability to display temperature report of single preset
v. Ability to display temperature report of single thermometry point
vi. Ability to display the number of exceptions that the temperature at this
thermometry point is higher or lower than the pre-defined temperature
vii. Ability to display the maximum/minimum temperature at this thermometry point
during the set time period
viii. Ability to select the camera and preset, and set the report type and report time
ix. Ability to select shorter time period to view more detailed data
x. Ability to export the number of exceptions on temperature of each thermometry
point
xi. Ability to export the maximum temperature and minimum temperature of each
thermometry point
xii. Ability to set the saving path of the report
xiii. Ability to export the report in the format of Excel or CSV
xiv. Ability to add report to dashboard
h. Vehicle Analysis
i. Ability to display the number of passing vehicles detected by the specified cameras
during specified time period
ii. Ability to select up to 20 ANPR camera for statistics at the same time
iii. Ability to select the report type as daily, weekly, monthly, annual report or
customize the time interval
xv. Ability to Ability to select shorter time period to view more detailed data
iv. Ability to customize the saving path of the report
v. Ability to export the report in the format of Excel or CSV
vi. Ability to add report to dashboard
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 a. Ability to provide near real-time information about the status of the SYS server and
added resources (e.g. Recording Servers, Streaming Servers, connected cameras,
encoding devices). It is critical to multiple aspects of operating the servers or devices
and is especially important for maintenance. When a resource exception occurs, you can
enter this module to check the resource status and find out the abnormal device(s) and
view the exception details.
b. Overview: Provide status of the following devices and the ability to click on items for a
detailed report:
i. Set auto refresh or refresh manually
ii. Display health monitoring on smart wall (graphic card)
iii. Display health monitoring on auxiliary screen
iv. Offline/total number of cameras
v. Number of camera with video loss
vi. Number of camera with communication exception
vii. Number of camera with recording exception
viii. Number of camera with no recording schedule
ix. Number of camera with arming exception
x. Abnormal/total number of access points
xi. Offline/total number of UVSS(s)
xii. Offline/total number of Remote Sites
xiii. HikCentral Professional Service status
 Management server status
 Memory status
 CPU status
 RAM status
 Network status
 Streaming gateway usage
 Picture storage usage
xiv. Recording Server status
xv. DeepinMind Server status
xvi. Security audit server status
xvii. Application Data Server status
xviii. Application Data Standby Server status
xix. Number of streaming server with exception
xx. Number of streaming server with notice
xxi. Number of normal streaming server
xxii. Total number of streaming server
xxiii. Number of recording server with exception
xxiv. Number of recording server with notice
xxv. Number of normal recording server
xxvi. Total number of DeepinMind server
xxvii. Number of DeepinMind server with exception
xxviii. Number of DeepinMind server with notice
xxix. Number of normal DeepinMind server
xxx. Abnormal/total number of Encoding Devices
xxxi. Abnormal/total number of Access Control Devices
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xxxiv. Offline/total number of Decoding Devices
xxxv. Abnormal /total number of Security Control Devices
xxxvi. Abnormal /total number of dock station
c. Camera of Central System: Provide the status of the followings:
i. Name
ii. Address
iii. Area
iv. Connection number
v. Network status
vi. Video signal
vii. Recording status
viii. Arming status
ix. Operation: Refresh to get the real-time status immediately of the camera; go to
logical view of the camera
d. Camera of Remote Site: Provide the status of the followings:
i. Name
ii. Address
iii. Area
iv. Network status
v. Recording Status (in Central System)
vi. Arming status
vii. Operation: Refresh to get the real-time status immediately of the camera; go to
logical view of the camera
e. Door: Provide the status of the followings:
i. Name
ii. Access Control Device
iii. Area
iv. Access Control Device network status
v. Face Recognition Terminal network status
vi. Door status
vii. Configured Door status
x. Operation:
 Refresh to immediately get the real-time status of the door
 Control door status as: Unlock/Lock/Remain Unlocked/Remain Locked
f. Elevator: Provide the status of the followings:
i. Name
ii. Elevator Control Device
iii. Area
iv. Elevator Control Device network status
v. Card reader status
vi. Floor status
vii. Configured floor status
xi. Operation:
 Refresh to immediately get the real-time status of the floor
 Control floor status as: Temporary Access/Access with Credential/Free
Access/Access Forbidden
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ii. Address
iii. Area
iv. Network status
v. Line Scan Camera status
vi. Capture Camera status
vii. Storage status
viii. Operation:
 Refresh to immediately get the real-time status of the UVSS
 Go to logical view of the unit
h. Remote Site: Provide the status of the followings:
i. Name
ii. Version
iii. Address
iv. Network Status
v. Default Stream
vi. Operation:
 Refresh to immediately get the real-time status of the site
 Switch the device accessing mode between automatically judge or proxy
vii. Restore All Network Connections
viii. Switch stream type between main stream, sub-stream, smoothing or default stream
type
i. Recording Server: Provide the status of the followings
i. Name
ii. Address
iii. Type
iv. Network status
v. CPU usage
vi. RAM usage
vii. Hot Spare Property
viii. Recording status
ix. Hardware status
x. HDD status
xi. HDD usage
xii. First added time (client time)
xiii. Checking time (client time)
xiv. Operation
 Refresh to immediately get the real-time status of the Recording Server
j. DeepinMind Server: Provide the status of the followings
i. Name
ii. Address
iii. Type
iv. Network status
v. CPU usage
vi. RAM usage
vii. First added time (client time)
viii. Checking time (client time)
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k. Streaming Server: Provide the status of the followings
i. Name
ii. Address
iii. Total streams
iv. Incoming streams
v. Outgoing streams
vi. Network status
vii. CPU Usage
viii. RAM Usage
ix. First added time (client time)
x. Checking time (client time)
xi. Operation:
 Refresh to immediately get the real-time status of the Streaming Server
l. Security audit server: Provide the status of the followings
i. Name
ii. Address
iii. HDD status
iv. Network status
v. CPU Usage
vi. RAM Usage
vii. First added time (client time)
viii. Checking time (client time)
m. Encoding Device: Provide the status of the followings
i. Name
ii. Address
iii. Device Serial No.
iv. Version
v. Network status
vi. HDD status
vii. HDD usage
viii. Recording status(Local Device)
ix. Default Stream
x. Access Protocol
xi. Hot spare property
xii. Arming status
xiii. RAID
xiv. First added time (client time)
xv. Checking time (client time)
xvi. Operation
 Refresh to immediately get the real-time status of the device
 Go to Logical View of the camera
xvii. Switch Device Access Mode in batch:
 Restore Default: Restore the way the configuration end is set up to access the
device
 Automatically Judge: Determine the way to access the device according to the
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 Proxy: The client accesses the device through Steaming gateway and the
Management service
xviii. Switch stream type of Encoding Devices in batch:
 Main stream
 Sub-stream
 Smoothing
 Default stream type
n. Access Control Device: Provide the status of the followings:
i. Name
ii. Address
iii. Device Serial No.
iv. Version
v. Network status
vi. Master/Slave lane controller network status
vii. Component status
viii. Battery status
ix. Arming status
x. First added time (client time)
xi. Checking time (client time)
xii. Operation: Refresh to immediately get the real-time status of the Device; go to
physical view of the device
o. Video Intercom Device: Provide the status of the followings:
xiii. Name
xiv. Address
xv. Device Serial No.
xvi. Version
xvii. Network status
xviii. Calling center status
xix. Arming status
xx. First added time (client time)
xxi. Checking time (client time)
xxii. Operation: Refresh to immediately get the real-time status of the Device; go to
physical view of the device
p. Elevator Control Device: Provide the status of the followings:
i. Name
ii. Address
iii. Device Serial No.
iv. Version
v. Network status
vi. Battery status
vii. Arming status
viii. Distributed elevator controller status
ix. First added time (client time)
x. Checking time (client time)
xi. Operation: Refresh to immediately get the real-time status of the Device; go to
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i. Name
ii. Address
iii. Device Serial No.
iv. Version
v. Network status
vi. Battery status
vii. Arming status
viii. First added time (client time)
ix. Checking time (client time)
x. Operation: Refresh to immediately get the real-time status of the Access Control
Device
r. Dock Station: Provide the status of the followings:
i. Name
ii. Address
iii. Device Serial No.
iv. Version
v. Network status
vi. HDD status
vii. HDD usage
viii. First added time (client time)
ix. Checking time (client time)
x. Operation: Refresh to immediately get the real-time status of the decoding device
s. Decoding Devices: Provide the status of the followings:
i. Name
ii. Address
iii. Device Serial No.
iv. Version
v. Network status
vi. Manufacturer
vii. First added time (client time)
viii. Checking time (client time)
ix. Operation: Refresh to immediately get the real-time status of the decoding device
t. Display host server and spare server when hot spare function is enabled
14. Tools
a. Smart Wall
i. Shall synchronize the logging mode with the video surveillance client
ii. Shall refresh and synchronize the smart wall information
iii. Shall select camera or signal source as the encoding device type
iv. Shall add view and view group, edit view name and view group name, and delete
view and view group
v. Shall support auto-switch of views belonging to the same view group, and set time
interval between views
vi. Shall save views, and sort views via created time or manually
vii. Shall create a roaming window, adjust window size, enlarge window, and display
window on top layer
viii. Shall view the camera status, switch stream type, enable PTZ control, switch to
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display/hide the window ID for Keyboard usage
x. Shall view, download and print the window No. and camera ID
xi. Shall enable auto-switch stream type and view window No. and camera ID
xii. Shall lock/unlock the selected window
xiii. Shall decode and display a Remote Site’s cameras and current site’s cameras on the
smart wall for the functions of live view, playback, and displaying related video of
alarm
xiv. Shall display live view of cameras of added video security control panels and video
access control terminals
xv. Shall support PTZ control, auto-switch stream type, switching to sub-stream
manually, and stopping decoding manually
xvi. Shall display alarm-related video on smart wall, and mark on the alarm window
xvii. Shall query smart wall logs
xviii. Shall display one smart wall in the center, or up to three walls side-by-side
xix. Shall switch to alarm center to check alarm list
b. Video intercom
i. Shall view live videos of door's related camera(s)
ii. Shall control doors to lock, unlock, remain locked, or remain unlocked during live
view
iii. Shall call the added indoor station for starting voice talk with the resident, viewing
the video of the indoor station's camera, etc.
iv. Shall answer the call from the added door station and open door if needed
c. Quick icon to download or open standalone VSPlayer
d. Broadcast: Ability to do a general audio announcement to all audio-enabled network
cameras and end devices
e. Alarm Output Control: Ability to turn on/off the alarm outputs of the connected camera
f. Two-Way Audio: Ability to select camera with audio in/out and receive and send audio
communications between the Control Client and the camera
g. Arming Control: Ability to arm or disarm the configured alarms of the resources; ability
to arm or disarm partitions, bypass zones, clear alarms, arm or disarm radars
15. Management
a. Download Center: Ability to view status of all video files being exported
i. Start (all)
ii. Stop (all)
iii. Delete all
iv. Download (VS) Player
v. Set download time as 00:00-06:00, 06:00-12:00, 12:00-18:00, 18:00-24:00, or
custom time settings
vi. Arrange an off-peak time period to automatically download
vii. View the status of video files uploading:

 Start all
 Stop all
 Delete all
 Download player
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 Delete
 Download player
b. Local Picture Management:
i. Ability to easily browse snapshots that have been stored in accessible Windows file
folders
ii. Ability to save, print, or delete the captured pictures
c. Local Recording management:
i. Ability to easily browse video clips that have been stored in accessible Windows file
folders
ii. Ability to save or delete the video clips
d. Basic Settings:
i. General settings: support the following settings:
 Shall set global stream as main stream, sub-stream or smooth stream
 Shall set threshold for main/sub-stream as 1/2, 1/4, 1/9, 1/16, 1/25, 1/36, 1/64
 Shall set the default waiting time for the Control Client as default value, default
valuex1.5, or default valuex2
 Shall set picture format as JPEG or BMP
 Shall set the maximum mode as Full Screen or Maximize
 Set time zone as client time or device time
 Enable time difference
 Set bandwidth to affect downloading from pStor
 Shall enable Auto-login
 Shall resume last interface: Control panel, last interface, or specific view
 Shall enable display window No.
ii. Image Settings
 Shall set the view scale in live view or playback as Full Screen or Original Resolution
 Shall set the window scale as 4:3 or 16:9
 Shall set video caching as small(1 frame), medium(6 frames) or large(15 frames)
 Shall decode continuously when switching between one window and multiple
windows after enabling continuous decoding
 Shall set video caching parameters based on network performance, computer
performance, and bit rate. Larger frame caching will result in better video
performance
 Shall support GPU decoding
 Shall display overlay transaction information to view ATM transaction information
in live view and playback
 Shall display overlay transaction information on the live view and playback
 Shall display overlay temperature information on the live view and playback
 Shall display the VCA rule in the live view and playback
iii. Shall edit saving path of manual recorded video footage, captured pictures, and
installation packages, and users will receive a reminder to download the latest
version if the Control Client differs with the accessed SYS in version
e. Support the operation of network keyboard and joystick to live view and playback
f. Support configuring screen position according to the actual position
g. Support customizing the icons on the live view and playback toolbar
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 i. Support setting interval of auto-refreshing resource status as 30s, 1 min, 3 min, 5 min,
10 min, 15 min, and restore the interval as 3 min
16. Audit Trial: search and view logs for the following
a. Server Logs
i. Error Log
ii. Warning Log
iii. Information Log
b. Device Logs
i. Online/offline logs
ii. Logs on device
c. Resource Logs
Online/offline logs
Recording status
d. Log searches are based on operation, user, and time interval searches of:
i. Today
ii. Yesterday
iii. Current week
iv. Last 7 days
v. Last 30 days
vi. Custom time interval

2.3.3 Mobile Client

A. Mobile Client is an App on a smart phone or tablet (Apple iOS or Android) for security operators
to access the platform remotely via LAN, WAN or Internet. It shall provide multiple operating
functionalities, including real-time live view, PTZ control, video playback and alarm notification
B. On initial log in, users must enter the SYS's IP and port number in the server address box
C. Users shall be able to log in with HTTP or HTTPS transfer protocol
D. Mobile Client shall have the following modules and functions:
1. Ability to change the password on the first time login
2. Ability to remember password
3. Ability to show the security level of the password
4. Ability to log in to the system via Active Directory
5. Ability to log in to the system via domain name
6. Ability to log in to the system automatically
7. Ability to support HTTPS/HTTP
8. Ability to view logical area of the current site or Remote Sites
9. Ability to display logical areas, and the thumbnail of cameras in each area
10. Ability to add tag during playback
11. Ability to add person to face comparison group
12. Ability to mark the days with recorded videos on the calendar when setting the time to start
playback
13. Ability to display resources by resource types (camera, door or UVSS) or displaying all the
resources in the Favorites
14. Ability to filter to display the resources of cameras or access points
15. Ability to search passing vehicles log for HD version via category (camera by default), time,
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16. Ability to support multiple time zones for searching recording files, alarm logs, and heat map
reports
17. Logical Resources: Ability to switch between Live View and Playback
a. Live View:
i. Ability to add/delete cameras for multiple view, and view up to 8 cameras
simultaneously
ii. Ability to set 1/4/9 window division for tablet
iii. Ability to switch to saved view pattern
iv. Ability to view real-time video from stream encryption device
v. Ability to view real-time video from the Under Vehicle Surveillance System’s related
camera (only for tablet)
vi. Ability to play the live videos or video footage of multiple resources simultaneously
vii. Ability to view the live video of the door's related camera.
viii. Ability to control the status of doors (including turnstiles) and view the card swiping
record in real time when viewing the live video of the door's related cameras. If the
door is a turnstile, select entrance control or exit control
ix. Ability to view the live video of the elevator 's related camera
x. Ability to control the status for each floor (temporary access, access with credential,
free access, or access forbidden) linked to the elevator control device
xi. Ability to view real-time video from the door station’s related camera(s)
xii. Ability to receive card-swiping events when viewing real-time video from the door
station’s related camera(s)
xiii. Ability to view the live video of the radar's related camera.
xiv. Ability to arm/disarm the radar during the live view of the radar's related camera.
xv. Ability to display persons’ real-time access records, including person profile, person
name, and access results
xvi. Ability to view the recognized passing vehicle information, including license plate
number and passing time
xvii. Ability to view the detected passing vehicle information, including real-time
undercarriage picture, configured original undercarriage picture, vehicle picture,
license plate number, and passing time (only for tablet)
xviii. Ability to mark on the captured real-time undercarriage picture (only for tablet)
xix. Ability to add new vehicle to the vehicle list
xx. Ability to view the person’s face comparison information (real-time and history),
including captured face picture, person details, captured time, and similarity
xxi. Ability to add mismatched person into person list
xxii. Ability to trigger user-defined event manually
xxiii. Ability to subscribe all access and face comparison events(only for tablet)
xxiv. Ability to switch cameras if the access control point links two cameras
xxv. Has the following functions available on tile toolbar for easy access:
 Upload the generic event during live view
 Toggle the settings between 1, 4, 9 tiles (only for tablet)
 Stop/recover all the live views
 Capture: ability to save snapshots, and share the captured pictures via email
 Preview the captured picture and recorded video footage
 Enable manual recording of displayed cameras, and share the manual recording files
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  Switch on/off audio
 Enable and utilize two-way audio
 Digital zoom
 Switch between sub-stream and main stream
 Add the camera/view to Favorites/View
 PTZ control
o Start/stop the auto-scan
o Zoom +/-
o Focus +/-
o Iris +/-
o Manage presets
o 3D positioning
 Fisheye dewarping
 Ability to live view in full-screen mode
b. Playback
i. Ability to playback 1 to 4 cameras simultaneously for tablet
ii. Ability to playback up to 1 camera simultaneously for phone
iii. Ability to playback video from stream encryption device
iv. Ability to stop playback of all cameras in one step or one by one
v. Ability to choose date and storage location for playback
vi. Ability to search cameras for playback by name or choose cameras added to
Favorites
vii. Ability to restore the playback interface when the user logs out
viii. Ability to switch the window for playback
ix. Ability to search Logical Area/Access point/Camera via key words
x. Ability to support synchronous playback
xi. Ability to playback the cameras of Remote Sites
xii. Ability to support VCA search (only for tablet)
xiii. Ability to add person into Person List (only for tablet)
xiv. Ability to search access records: search the persons’ access records and view the
access details including person details and access point information (only for tablet)
xv. Ability to add/delete/edit tags and search video via tags (only for tablet)
xvi. Ability to playback single camera in full-screen mode
xvii. Has the following functions available on camera playback tile toolbar for easy
access:
 Capture: ability to save snapshots
 Clipping: ability to quickly create and export video clip
 Pause the playback
 Digital Zoom
 Add tag during Playback
 Switch the playback speed to 1/4X, 1/2X, 1X, 2X and 4X
 Stop/resume the playback
 Switch on/off audio
 Fisheye dewarping
 Locate the timeline of playback manually
xviii. Fisheye dewarping
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the phone version
d. Search
i. Ability to search video: search tagged video and VCA event related video
ii. Ability to search passing vehicle logs: search record of the passing vehicle, and view
the vehicle details
iii. Ability to search access records: search the persons’ access records and view the
access details including person details and access point information
iv. Ability to add person to person list
e. Camera: Ability to show the following camera information and functions:
i. Network status
v. PTZ control permission
vi. Area name
vii. Live view
viii. Playback
ix. Add/remove to/from Favorites
f. Favorites
 Ability to manage frequently checked cameras
 Display the mixed list of camera, door and UVSS or list of some specific resources
g. Picture and Video
i. Ability to manage pictures and video clips manually captured or clipped in Live View
and Playback
 View or play
(a) Capture a picture of the playback video
(b) Pause the playback
(c) Switch on/off audio
(d) Play back in full screen
ii. Send via email
iii. Share to social Apps
iv. Export the captured pictures to the local system of iOS client
v. Delete
h. Supports sub-areas in the resource tree
18. View
a. Ability to view the favorites list of cameras and access points
b. Ability to view the saved views list, and Live View or Playback the resources of the views
c. Ability to view the Live View and Playback of the views
d. Ability to view public view/private view
19. Video Intercom
a. Ability to receive call(s) from door station(s)
b. Ability to switch calls to answer if there’re multiple incoming calls simultaneously
c. Ability to open door when answering a call
20. Third-party Integrated Device
a. Ability to operate the third-party integrated device based on the device capability set
obtained by the system
b. Ability to locate the device on map
21. Alarm
a. Alarm Notification: Ability to receive pop-up alarm notifications
i. Alarm notification includes the following information:

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(b) Alarm time
(c) Live view of the camera
(d) Playback of the camera
b. Alarm Information: Ability to check and manage alarm history information
i. Alarm messages shall include the following information:
(a) Alarm priority
(b) Alarm category
(c) Alarm source
(d) Alarm time
(e) Alarm name
(f) Whether acknowledged
(g) Server time
(h) Triggering event
(i) Acknowledge information
ii. Alarm center has the following functions:
(a) Refresh to check latest alarm information
(b) Filter alarm by time, marking status, alarm priority, alarm category and alarm status
(c) Switch to show marked/unmarked alarm only
(d) Mark alarm message
(e) Live view and playback the related video
iii. Filter from and display the following alarm types:
(a) Normal alarm
(b) ANPR alarm
(c) UVSS alarm
(d) Face comparison alarm
(e) Access control alarm
(f) Log in/out alarm
(g) Generic alarm
(h) Server alarm
(i) Alarm information from security control devices
iv. For iOS mobile client, the client will play audio prompt when receiving an alarm no
matter the App is running background or front, when the mobile device's audio is on
v. Ability to view logs of the calls from door stations
vi. Ability to view notifications about calls from door stations
22. Video Analysis (only for tablet)
i. Ability to generate people counting report and filter the specific information
ii. Ability to generate queue analysis report and filter the specific information
iii. Ability to generate temperature report and filter the specific information
iv. Ability to generate vehicle analysis report and filter the specific information
v. Ability to support Heat Analysis reports
23. Person management
i. Registration for persons and visitors
ii. Ability to set the required information such as ID, profile picture, last name, face
comparison group, and effective period, and then upload the person information to
the system

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person group, visit purpose, and effective period, and then upload the visitor
information to the system
24. Map
i. Ability to show the related map of the alarm
ii. Ability to show resource and view the details when click the icon
iii. Ability to switch e-map
iv. Ability to filter according to resource type
v. Ability to view live view of a single/multiple resource(s)
vi. Ability to search, then jump to the pointed place
vii. Ability to add label to map
viii. Ability to view history alarm
ix. Ability to control status of the doors linked to access controllers
x. Ability to open and close doors linked to door stations
xi. Cross-site map display and operation
xii. Ability to operate the third-party integrated device on map
E. Other Functions
1. Basic Information
a. Ability to check the current account information
i. User name
ii. Login mode
iii. Server information
iv. Server address
v. Server version
b. Ability to rename server alias
c. Ability to view the account list
d. Ability to logout
e. Ability to upload person information
f. Ability to switch between the following accessing device modes when performing live
view or playback:
i. Restore default
ii. Automatically judge
iii. Directly access
iv. Proxy
g. Ability to enable GPU decoding
h. Ability to show network traffic data used in the following environments:
i. Mobile Network
ii. Wi-Fi
i. Ability to mark logical areas with sub-areas
2. About
a. Ability to show the current App version
b. Ability to show new features of the current version
c. Ability to update to the latest version

2.3.4 Keyboard
A. Shall login to HikCentral Professional by inputting the IP address, KPS port, HikCentral
Professional user name and password

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C. Shall view the logical areas of Remote Sites and current sites
D. Shall select the window to decode cameras of Remote Sites and the current site for live view
E. Shall support the PTZ function of Light, Wiper, Focus, Iris, Zoom, and control PTZ permissions
and release PTZ permissions via the logged user
F. Shall split windows (only for DS-1100KI, DS-1600KI and DS-1200KI )
G. Shall support using the saved preset, patrol, and pattern (only for DS-1600KI, DS-1100KI and DS-
1200KI)
H. Shall support 3D PTZ function
I. Shall set preset (only for DS-1600KI) and pattern(only for DS-1600KI), and auto-scan
J. Shall display wall list on the keyboard (only for DS-1600KI)
K. Shall switch views saved in Smart Wall, and refresh logical area (only for DS-1600KI)
L. Shall enlarge and restore windows (only for DS-1600KI )
M. Shall roam windows (only for DS-1100KI and DS-1600KI)
N. Shall display graphic card screen, live view on screen, PTZ control and fisheye dewarping (only
for DS-1005KI)

2.4 Network
A. Security Access
1. Shall have a built-in password protection not dependent on server
2. The System shall have User Authentication
3. Secure Activation
a. A system algorithm shall check the user defined password for strength, based on the
manufacturer’s criteria.
b. System shall determine and display password security level as “weak”, “medium”, or
“strong”.
c. Password shall contain a minimum of two kinds of characters (lowercase letters,
uppercase letters, numbers and special characters).
d. Only ASCII characters shall be allowed.
e. Password length shall be eight characters minimum.

2.5 PC Requirements (for HikCentral Professional Control Client)

A. Minimum PC Intel® CoreTM i5-4590 @3.3 GHz
B. RAM 8 GB
C. Network GbE network interface card
D. Graphics Card NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 970
E. Hard Disk Type SATA-II Hard Drive or better
F. Hard Drive Capacity 60 GB for OS and HikCentral Professional Control Client
G. Other Windows 7 64 bit

2.6 PC Requirements (for HikCentral Professional SYS Server without RSM)

A. Minimum PC Intel® CoreTM i5-4590 @3.30 GHz 3.30 GHz
B. RAM 8 GB
C. Network GbE network interface card

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E. Hard Disk Type SATA-II 7200 RPM Enterprise Class HDD
F. Hard Drive Capacity 650 GB for the HDD where SYS service is installed
G. Other Windows 8.1 64-bit

2.7 PC Requirements (for HikCentral Professional SYS Server with RSM)

A. Minimum PC Intel® Xeon® E3-1220 V5 @3.00 GHz 3.00 GHz
B. RAM 16 GB
C. Network GbE network interface card
D. Hard Disk Type SATA-II 7200 RPM Enterprise Class HDD
E. Hard Drive Capacity 650 GB for the HDD where SYS service is installed
F. Other Windows Server 2012 (R2) 64-bit

2.8 PC Requirements (for Streaming Server)

A. Minimum PC Intel® Core TM i5-4590 @3.30 GHz
B. RAM 8 GB
C. Network GbE network interface card
D. Hard Disk Type SATA-II 7200 RPM Enterprise Class HDD
E. Hard Drive Capacity 10 GB for Streaming server log files

2.9 Signal Flow

2.9.1 Login

1. Login request

2. Send result back

Client SYS

During the login, the signaling is exchanged between the client (Web Client/Control Client/Mobile Client)
and the SYS server.
The signaling interaction process is as follows:
1. Enter the user name and password (domain name) on the client, which will be sent to the SYS
server.
2. The SYS server receives the information, checks whether the user name and password (domain
name) are correct, and sends the result to the client.

2.9.2 Live View

A. Live View for Directly Connected Device

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2. Send back stream

Camera
Client

If the SYS server, devices and the client are deployed in the same LAN network, the client can directly
obtain the stream. The signaling process is as follows:
1. The client sends a request to the device for obtaining the stream.
2. The device sends back the corresponding stream to the client.

B. Live View via Streaming Server

1. Request for stream 2. Request for stream

4. Send back stream 3. Send back stream

SMS Camera
Client

In the following situations, the SMS (Streaming Server) needs to be deployed:

The client obtains streams from third-party devices.
Multiple clients request the same stream from the same device. To reduce the bandwidth for obtaining
the stream, the stream is forwarded via SMS to solve this problem.
The signaling process is as follows:
1. The client sends a request to the SMS for obtaining the stream.
2. The SMS forwards the request to the device for obtaining the stream.
3. The device sends back the corresponding stream to the SMS.
4. The SMS forwards the obtained stream to the client.

C. PTZ Control

1. Request for control 2. Request for control

Camera
Client VSM

HikCentral Professional controls the PTZ camera via the SYS server.
The signaling process is as follows:
1. The client sends a request to the SYS server to control the PTZ camera.
2. The SYS server forwards the request to the corresponding device for PTZ control.

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2.9.3 Video Storage and Playback
Device storage and playback includes: video stream storage, video file retrieval and playback.

A. Video Storage in NVR/DVR

1.Send recording 2. Request for stream

schedule

NVR
Camera
VSM

As shown in the figure above, the signaling process is as follows:

1. The SYS server sends the recording schedule (event-based recording schedule and time-based
recording schedule) to the NVR.
2. When the recording schedule condition is met (within the time segment or an event is triggered),
the NVR sends a request to the camera for obtaining the stream.
3. he camera sends back the corresponding stream to the NVR.
Note: When manual recording is performed on the Control Client, the preceding steps are triggered
manually, but not triggered by recording schedule.

B. Playback of Video in NVR/DVR

There are two modes for playing back video in NVR/DVR: The client obtains the stream directly from the
NVR/DVR, and the client obtains the stream from the NVR/DVR via SMS. The signaling processes are as
follows:
1. Playback of Video in Directly Connected Device

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1. Request URL 2. Send back URL

3. Request for stream

4. Send back stream

NVR
Client

1. The client sends a request to the SYS server for obtaining the stream URL.
2. The SYS server sends back the stream URL to the client.
3. The client sends a request to the NVR for obtaining the stream.
4. The NVR sends back the corresponding stream to the client according to the request.

2. Playback via Streaming Server

VSM
1. Request 2. Send back URL
URL

3. Request for stream 4. Request for stream

6.Send back stream 5.Send back stream

SMS NVR
Client

1. The client sends a request to the SYS server for obtaining the stream URL.
2. The SYS server sends back the stream URL to the client.
3. The client sends a request to the SMS (Streaming Server) for obtaining the stream.
4. The SMS forwards the request to the NVR for obtaining the stream.

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6. The SMS forwards the corresponding stream to the client.

C. Video Storage in Recording Server

1. Send recording
schedule

VSM
Recording Server

3. Send back stream 2. Request for stream

Camera

Recording Servers include: Hybrid SAN, cloud storage, and pStor. If the video is stored on the recording
server, the signaling process is as follows:
1. The SYS server sends the recording schedule (time-based recording schedule and event-based
recording schedule) to the recording server.
2. The recording server sends a request to the camera for obtaining the stream according to the
recording schedule.
3. The camera sends back the corresponding stream to the recording server according to the request.
Note: When manual recording is performed on the Control Client, the preceding steps are triggered
manually, but not triggered by recording schedule.

D. Playback of Video in Recording Sever

There are two modes for playing back video from recording server: The client obtains the stream directly
from the recording server, and the client obtains the stream from the recording server via SMS. The
signaling processes are as follows:
1. Playback of Video in Directly Connected Recording Server

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 1.Request URL

2.Send back URL

Client VSM

3. Request for stream 4.Send back stream

Recording Server
1. The client sends a request to the SYS server for obtaining the stream URL.
2. The SYS server sends back the stream URL to the client.
3. The client sends a request to the recording server for obtaining the stream.
4. The recording server sends back the corresponding stream to the client according to the request.

2. Playback via Streaming Server

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6.Send back stream

SMS 2.Send back URL

4. Request for
Client VSM
5.Send back stream
stream

Recording Server
1. The client sends a request to the SYS server for obtaining the stream URL.
2. The SYS server sends back the stream URL to the client.
3. The client sends a request to SMS for obtaining the stream.
4. The SMS forwards the request to the recording server for obtaining the stream.
5. The recording server sends back the corresponding stream to the SMS according to request.
6. The SMS forwards the corresponding stream to the client.

2.9.4 Alarm
When an alarm is triggered, there are two modes for the Control Client to obtain the alarm related
stream from the device: Obtain the stream via directly connected device and obtain the stream via SMS.
The signaling processes are as follows:

A. Obtain Alarm Related Stream Directly

1. Configure alarm 2. Device arming

3. Report alarm
information
VSM Camer
Web Client
a

Control Client

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1. Configure alarm via the Web Client, and the alarm configuration is sent to the SYS server.
2. The device is armed by the SYS server according the arming schedule.
The process of reporting an alarm is as follows:
1. The device analyzes the obtained stream. If an alarm is triggered, the device reports the alarm to the
SYS server.
2. The SYS server sends the alarm information to the Control Client.
3. If the linkage of live view for the alarm is configured, the Control Client sends a request to the device
for obtaining the stream.
4. The device sends back the corresponding stream to the Control Client according to the request.

B. Obtain Alarm Related Stream via Streaming Server

1. Configure alarm
information 2. Device arming

3.Report alarm
information
VSM Camera
Web Client

6. Request for 7. Send back

stream stream

5. Request for stream

8.Send back stream

Control Client SMS

The process of alarm configuration is as follows:

1. Configure the alarm via the Web Client, and the alarm configuration is sent to the SYS server.
2. The device is armed by the SYS server according the arming schedule.
The process of reporting an alarm is as follows:
1. The device analyzes the obtained stream. If an alarm is triggered, the device reports an alarm to the
SYS server.
2. The SYS server sends the alarm information to the Control Client.
3. If the linkage of live view or playback for the alarm is configured, the Control Client sends a request
to the SMS for obtaining the stream.
4. The SMS forwards the request to the camera for obtaining the stream.
5. The camera sends back the corresponding stream to the SMS according to the request.
6. The SMS forwards the stream to the Control Client.

2.9.5 Smart Wall

A. Display Video on Smart Wall
1. Display Video of Directly Connected Device on Smart Wall

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7.Decoding

1.Request for URL 4. Request for displaying

video on smart wall
2. Send back URL

3.Request for displaying

video on smart wall VSM
Decoder
Client
6.Send back
5.Request for stream
stream

Camera

When the decoder obtains the stream directly from the device, the signaling process is as follows:
1. The Smart Wall Client sends a request to the SYS server for obtaining the URL information (including
the smart wall information and device information).
2. The SYS server sends back the URL information to the Smart Wall Client.
3. The Smart Wall Client sends a request to the SYS server to display the video on the smart wall.
4. The SYS server forwards the request to the decoder to display the video on the smart wall.
5. The decoder sends a request to the device for obtaining the stream.
6. The device sends back the corresponding stream to the decoder.
7. The decoder decodes the obtained stream and displays the video on the smart wall.

2. Display Video on Smart Wall via Streaming Server

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9. Decoding

1. Request URL 4 Request to display

video on smart wall
2. Send back URL

3. Request to display
video on smart wall VSM
Decoder
Client
5. Request for stream 8 Send back stream

6. Request for
stream

7. Send back
SMS stream
Camera

If the decoder obtains the stream via SMS, the signaling process is as follows:
1. The Smart Wall Client sends a request to the SYS server for obtaining the URL information (including
the smart wall information and device information).
2. The SYS server sends back the URL information to the Smart Wall Client.
3. The Smart Wall Client sends a request to the SYS server to display the video on the smart wall.
4. The SYS server forwards the request to the decoder to display the video on the smart wall.
5. The decoder sends a request to the SMS (Streaming Server) for obtaining the stream.
6. The SMS forwards the request to the device for obtaining the stream.
7. The device sends back the corresponding stream to the SMS.
8. The SMS forwards the stream to the decoder.
9. The decoder decodes the obtained stream and displays the video on the smart wall.

B. Display Alarm Video on Smart Wall

1. Display Alarm Video of Directly Connected Device on Smart Wall

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5. Decoding

2.Request for displaying

video on smart wall

VSM Decoder

3. Request for srream 4.Send back stream

Camera

The process of displaying alarm video of directly connected device on smart wall is as follows:
1. The camera analyzes the obtained streams. If an alarm is triggered, the camera sends the alarm
to the SYS server.
2. According to the alarm, the SYS server estimates whether the video of the camera need to be
displayed on the smart wall. If yes, the SYS server sends a request to the decoder to display video
on smart wall.
3. The decoder sends a request to the corresponding camera for obtaining the alarm video stream.
4. The camera sends back the stream according to the corresponding request.
5. The decoder decodes the obtained stream and displays the video on the smart wall.

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Smart Wall

7. Decoding

2. Request for displaying

video on smart wall

VSM Decoder

1. Send alarm 3 .Request for stream 6. Send back stream

4. Request for stream

5. Send back
Camera stream
SMS

The process of displaying alarm video of device on smart wall via SMS is as follows:
1. The camera analyzes the obtained streams. If an alarm is triggered, the camera sends the alarm to
the SYS server.
2. According to the alarm, the SYS server estimates whether the video of the camera need to be
displayed on the smart wall. If yes, the SYS server sends a request to the decoder to display video
on smart wall.
3. The decoder sends a request to the SMS (Streaming Server) for obtaining the stream.
4. The SMS forwards the request to the corresponding camera for obtaining the stream.
5. The camera sends back the stream to the SMS according to the corresponding request.
6. The SMS forwards the obtained streams to the decoder.
7. The decoder decodes the obtained stream and display the video on the smart wall.

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 C. Display Video Controlled by Keyboard on Smart Wall
1. Display Video of Directly Connected Device Controlled by Keyboard on Smart Wall

Smart Wall

7.Decoding

1.Request URL 4.Request to display

video on smart wall
2. Send back URL

Keyboard 3.Request to display

video on smart wall Decoder
VSM

5. Request for stream 6.Send back stream

Camera

If the decoder obtains the stream directly from the device, the signaling process is as follows:
1. The keyboard sends a request to the SYS server for obtaining the URL information (including the
smart wall information and device information).
2. The SYS server sends back the URL information to the keyboard.
3. The keyboard sends a request to the SYS server to display the video on the smart wall.
4. The SYS server forwards the request to the decoder to display the video on the smart wall.
5. The decoder sends a request to the device for obtaining the stream.
6. The device sends back the corresponding stream to the decoder.
7. The decoder decodes the obtained stream and displays the video on the smart wall.

2. Display Video Controlled by Keyboard on Smart Wall via Streaming Server

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9. Decoding

1. Request URL 4.Request to display

video on smart wall
2. Send back URL

Keyboard 3. Request to display

video on smart wall VSM Decoder

5. Request for stream 8. Send back stream

6. Request for
stream

7. Send back
SMS stream Camera

If the decoder obtains the stream via SMS, the signaling process is as follows:
1. The keyboard sends a request to the SYS server for obtaining the URL information (including the
smart wall information and device information).
2. The SYS server sends back the URL information to the Smart Wall Client.
3. The keyboard sends a request to the SYS server to display the video on the smart wall.
4. The SYS server forwards the request to the decoder to display the video on the smart wall.
5. The decoder sends a request to the SMS (Streaming Server) for obtaining the stream.
6. The SMS forwards the request to the device for obtaining the stream.
7. The device sends back the corresponding stream to the SMS.
8. The SMS forwards the stream to the decoder.
9. The decoder decodes the obtained stream and displays the video on the smart wall.

D. Display Video on Smart Wall (Graphic Card)

1. Display Video of Directly Connected Device on Smart Wall (Graphic Card)

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3. Display video on
smart wall

1. Request for stream

2. Send back stream

Camera

Client
1. The client sends a request to the camera for obtaining the stream.
2. The camera sends back the corresponding stream to the client.
3. The client sends the stream to display on the Smart Wall (Graphic Card).

2. Display Video on Smart Wall (Graphic Card) via Smart Wall

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5. Display video on smart wall

Camera

Client
2. Request for stream

1. Request for stream 4. Send back

stream

3. Send back stream

SMS

1. The client sends a request to the SMS (Streaming Server) for obtaining the stream.
2. The SMS forwards the request to the camera for obtaining the stream.
3. The camera sends back the corresponding stream to the SMS.
4. The SMS forwards the obtained stream to the client.
5. The Client sends the stream to display on the Smart Wall (Graphic Card).

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2.9.6 Access Control

Card
Reader

3. Send credentials

1. Send configuration/ 2. Send configuration

Apply permisssion /Apply permisson
Client
VSM Access
Controller

4. Send request
for control

Swing Barrier

The signaling process of access control and management is as follows:

1. The Web Client sends an access control configuration command (including personnel permission,
device configuration and event configuration) to the SYS server.
2. The SYS server sends the configuration command to the device.
3. The card reader obtains the corresponding instruction, and sends the credential information to the
access controller.
4. The access controller sends the control request to the swing barrier according to the obtained
instruction to control the switch status of the swing barrier.

2.9.7 ANPR
A. View Pictures Captured by ANPR Camera

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Camera

VSM Client

According to the settings of the platform, the pictures can be stored in the SYS server locally or in the
picture storage server.
If the picture is stored in the SYS server, the signaling process is as follows:
1. The ANPR camera captures the picture, and uploads the picture to the SYS server.
2. The SYS server sends the obtained picture to the Control Client for display.

1. Send pictures 2. Send pictures 3. Send pictures

NVR
Camera
VSM Client

If the picture is stored in the picture storage server (e.g. NVR), the signaling process is as follows:
1. The ANPR camera captures the picture, and uploads the picture to the NVR.
2. The NVR sends the obtained picture to the SYS server.
3. The SYS server sends the obtained picture to the Control Client for display.

B. Retrieval Pictures Stored in SYS Server

1. Send request for retrieval

2. Send back stream

Client VSM

If the ANPR pictures is stored in the SYS server, the signaling process of ANPR picture retrieval and
display is as follows:
1. The Control Client sends a picture retrieval instruction to the SYS server.
2. The SYS server search the required picture(s) and sends back the result to the Control Client.

C. Retrieval Pictures Stored in NVR

1. Client and NVR are in the Same LAN

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2. Send back URL

Client VSM

3. Request for retrieval 4. Send back stream

NVR
If the video is stored in the NVR that is in the same network with the Control Client, the process of
obtaining the pictures captured by ANPR cameras is as follows:
1. The Control Client sends a request to the SYS server for obtaining the NVR URL information.
2. The SYS sends the corresponding URL information to the Control Client.
3. According to the obtained URL information, the Control Client sends an instruction to the NVR for
obtaining the pictures captured by ANPR camera.
4. The NVR sends back the corresponding pictures to the Control Client according to the obtained
instruction.

2. Client and NVR are in Different LANs

1. Request for retrieval 2. Request for retrieval

4. Send back stream 3. Send back stream

NVR
Client VSM

If the video is stored in the NVR that is not in the same network with the Control Client, the process of
obtaining the pictures captured by ANPR cameras is as follows:
1. The Control Client sends a request to the SYS server for picture retrieval.
2. The SYS server sends the retrieval request to the NVR.
3. The NVR sends back the picture captured by ANPR camera to SYS server according to the request.
4. The SYS server forwards the obtained picture to the Control Client according to the actual
instruction.

2.9.8 Mobile Client

A. Live view

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streams is the same as that of other clients.

1. Live View for Directly Connected Device

1. Request for stream

2. Send back stream

Mobile Camera
Client
If the Mobile Client and device are directly connected, the process of live view on the Mobile Client is as
follows:
1. The Mobile Client sends a request to the device for obtaining the stream.
2. The device sends back the corresponding stream to the Mobile Client.

2. Live View via Streaming Server

1. Request for stream 2. Request for stream

4. Send back stream 3. Send back stream

Mobile SMS
Client Camera

If the Mobile Client obtains the stream from the device via SMS (Streaming Server), the process is as
follows:
1. The Mobile Client sends a request to the SMS for obtaining the stream.
2. The SMS forwards the request to the device for obtaining the stream.
3. The device sends back the corresponding stream to the SMS according to the request.
4. The SMS sends back the stream to the Mobile Client.

B. Playback
1. Playback of Video in Directly Connected Device

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1. Request URL 2. Send back URL

3. Request for stream

4. Send back stream

Mobile NVR
Client

If the video file is stored in the directly device, the process is as follows:
1. The Mobile Client sends a request to the SYS server for obtaining the stream URL.
2. The SYS sends the stream URL information to the Mobile Client.
3. The Mobile Client sends a request to the directly connected storage device for obtaining the stream.
4. The storage device sends back the corresponding stream of playback to the Mobile Client.

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2. Send back
1. Request URL
URL

3. Request for stream 4. Request for stream

6. Send back stream 5. Send back stream

Mobile
Client SMS NVR

If the Mobile Client obtains stream via SMS, the process is as follows:
1. The Mobile Client sends a request to the SYS server for obtaining the stream URL.
2. The SYS sends the stream URL information to the Mobile Client.
3. The Mobile Client sends a request to the SMS for obtaining the stream.
4. The SMS forwards the request to the NVR for obtaining the stream.
5. The NVR sends back the stream of playback to the SMS.
6. The SMS forwards the obtained stream to the Mobile Client.

C. Alarm

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Client

1. Send alarm information

APNS/GCM

2. Send alarm information

1. Report alarm
information

Camera
SYS

Similar to the other clients, the process of receiving alarm video on Mobile Client is as follows:
1. The device reports an alarm to the SYS server.
2. The SYS server sends the obtained alarm information to the APNS/GCM server.
3. The APNS/GCM server sends the corresponding alarm information to the Mobile Client.

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1. Start collecting 1. Start collecting
device information device information

2. Send back result 2. Send back result Camera

Client VSM

The device status inspection consists of the following two situations: interaction between the client and
the SYS server, and between the device and the SYS server.
The platform initiates inspection information every 3 minutes.

A. Interaction Between SYS Server and Device

1. The SYS server sends an inspection command to the device.
2. The device sends back the status of the device to the SYS server.

B. Interaction Between Client and SYS Server

1. The Control Client sends an inspection command to the SYS server.
2. The SYS server sends the current status of the device to the Control Client.

2.10 System Security

2.10.1 Security Design Overview

The HikCentral Professional system consists of the server, client, service component, and platform SDK.
The interaction between server and client, server and service component, server and platform SDK
support HTTP and HTTPS.
To ensure the security of data storage, the sensitive data stored in the server is all encrypted. Sensitive
information that does not need to be decrypted is all encrypted by irreversible encryption scheme.
Sensitive information that needs to be decrypted is all encrypted by encryption scheme that can be
decrypted.
The HikCentral Professional adopts the following encryption algorithms: RSA, AES, SHA, and MD5. All the
encryption algorithms come from the standard open-source library OpenSSL-1.0.2K. The OpenSSL
version will be updated according to the policies of Hikvision security lab.

2.10.2 System Security Solution

A. Access Protocol
By default, the HTTP protocol is used for web access. By optional, you can enable the HTTPS protocol.
HTTPS: Users can import the HTTPS certificate to improve the security of data transmission.
HTTP: In HTTP mode, provide an independent security solution to prevent replay attacks.

B. Streaming Server Authentication

To ensure the overall security of the system, when the clients obtain live view or playback streams from
devices via SMS (Streaming Server), the device must be authenticated by the SMS first.

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 C. Login Authentication
The system authenticates users based on user name and password. The password strength and
expiration time can be configured separately on the system. If the administrator forgets the login
password, the system allows you to reset the password by license. To ensure the system security, the
input information is hidden during password input.
During the transmission, the password is encrypted by RSA algorithm in HTTP mode, and the HTTPS
internal encryption mechanism is used in HTTPS mode. In system login authentication, the verification
code + user lock + IP address lock are used to prevent brute force cracking from malicious user, to
improve the system security level.
Man-Machine Authentication: If an incorrect password is entered during the login, you need to manually
enter the verification code.
User Lock: This parameter is mandatory enabled. If the password is entered incorrectly for five
consecutive times, the user cannot log in to the system within 30 minutes.
IP Address Lock: This parameter is enabled by default. You can manually configure the number of error
times and lock period. If the number of incorrect login attempts for the same IP address exceeds the
specified value, the IP address cannot be used to log in to the system within the specified lock period.

D. Platform Access
After the client successfully logs in to the system, the server randomly generates a session for each
client. The session can effectively reduce the cracking risks caused by the frequent user name and
password interaction verification during the business. Each session has a fixed lifetime. When a session
carried by a client expires, the user needs to log in to the system again.
In HTTP mode, to ensure that the system is not attacked by replay attacks, each session must carry an
anti-replay token, which is unique in each session. The token is invalid immediately after each request to
prevent repeated token attacks. The token is encrypted using AES.

E. Sensitive Information Processing

For sensitive information such as user name and password that are daily used, HikCentral Professional
provides security solutions based on the actual service scenarios.
All sensitive information is encrypted during the interaction between the client and server. In HTTP
mode, the AES encryption is used to generate a random AES key for each login, to ensure that data is
not easily stolen. In HTTPS mode, SSL certificate encryption is used.
For the sensitive information storage, HikCentral Professional provides different storage scheme
according to the different business requirements. To prevent the leakage of the encryption key of a
platform from affecting other platforms, HikCentral Professional adopts the dynamic AES encryption
scheme for sensitive information (such as the database access password and device access password)
that needs to be locally stored. To prevent system user password leakage caused by system data file
leakage, the system user password is encrypted by SHA algorithm and stored in cipher text.

2.10.3 Security Audit Server

Supports access of Hikvision Security Audit Server, which is used to monitor the logs of the managed
devices in the system. You can set event and alarm rules for the security audit server via the Web Client.
When the logs of the managed devices are regarded as abnormal, an event or alarm will be triggered
and you can receive the alarm via the Control Client. In this way, the system can monitor the running
status of the managed devices by the security audit server, reaching the system security requirements.

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2.11 Open Platform

2.11.1 Access Solution of Third-Party Devices

A. Introduction
HikCentral Professional provides access capabilities based on standard ONVIF protocol for the third-
party devices. The third-party devices can connect to the HikCentral Professional via ONVIF protocol to
implement the functionalities of live view, playback, PTZ control, video search, alarm, and so on.
To connect the third-party devices with HikCentral Professional, there are mainly two methods. One
method is that, the third-party devices firstly connect to the Hikvision NVR, and then connect to
HikCentral Professional via the NVR. The other method is that, the third-party devices directly connect
to HikCentral Professional by configuring pStor, Hybrid SVN, or cloud storage. In the above two method,
the NVR, pStor, Hybrid SVN, or cloud storage are used to save the video files, and the HikCentral
Professional is used to manage and play the videos.

B. Overall Design
The server of HikCentral Professional contains multiple components for the access of the third-party
devices. You can log in to, manage, and operate the third-party devices on HikCentral Professional via
these components.
Third-Party Client
Third-Party Platform

Live Playb Video

Alarm PTZ
View ack Search

Video Resources

Authentication

HikCentral Professional Server

Gateway for Third-Party Device Access

Login API Resource API Alarm API PTZ API

HikCentral Professional

Video Access Control Map Video Wall Event Alarm

Service

Figure 8-1 Overall Design Diagram

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2.11.2 Integration Solution of Third-Party Platform
A. Introduction
HikCentral Professional provides OpenAPI for the connection between third-party platform and
HikCentral Professional. The third-party platform can implement the core functionalities of HikCentral
Professional via OpenAPI, such as video, alarm, resources, access control, and so on.

B. Overall Design
OpenAPI consists of Data Transfer Service, Artemis Gateway, and Video SDK. The Data Transfer Service
converts the protocols between servers of HikCentral Professional and third-party platform. The Artemis
Gateway provides the API protocol management, third-party integration management, and
authentication. The Video SDK provides the capabilities of live view, playback, two-way audio, and so on,
which helps the third-party client to integrate the video related functions quickly.
Third-Party Client
Live View/Playback

OpenAPI SDK C#/C++/Web Plug-in

Third-Party Platform

Third-Party Platform

Live Video Access

Playback Alarm PTZ ANPR Person
View Search Control

Video Resources

Authentication

HikCentral Professional Server

Data Transfer Service & Artemis Service

Publick Resource Status Alarm ANPR PTZ Live View Playback Access Person
API API API API API API API API Control API API

HikCentral Professional

C. Network Topology
As there are multiple domain scenes deployed for HikCentral Professional services and OpenAPI, to
ensure the stability of OpenAPI and the security of whole system, the OpenAPI and HikCentral
Professional must be in same LAN (Local Area Network), but they can be installed in different computers
or same computer.

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 VSM

HikCentral 3
Professional OpenAPI
Service 2

1
4
Signalling Stream
RESTful API

Third-Party Platform

The communication between the third-party platform and OpenAPI is based on RESTful protocol, and it
is used for getting resources, operating the resources, and so on. Firstly, the third-party platform sends
request command to OpenAPI service, and then the OpenAPI converts the command to support the
internal protocol of HikCentral Professional and sends the converted command to HikCentral
Professional server. The HikCentral Professional will send a response to OpenAPI after receiving and
processing the request command. Finally, the OpenAPI converts the response to support OpenAPI
protocol and sends the converted response to the third-party platform.

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 VSM

Stream Media Server

(SMS) of HikCentral
OpenAPI
Professional

Signalling Stream
SDK API
3
Data Stream
1 4 2 SDK API
2 3

Recording Storage Server

Third-Party Platform Network Camera

The above figure shows the interaction process between third-party platform and Video SDK, which
realizes the live view and playback. Firstly, the third-party platform sends live view or playback request
to HikCentral Professional, and then the Streaming Server (SMS) of HikCentral Professional finds the
devices to start live view or playback. Finally, the video stream will also be returned to the third-party
platform from the device via the SMS.
D. Overall APIs
The interaction and transmission of OpenAPI adopts RESTful protocol and it only supports HTTPS. The
following table shows the API classes and the corresponding functional descriptions, for details, refer to
HikCentral Professional OpenAPI_Developer Guide_V1.6.0.pdf.
API Class Description
Provide public functions, such as getting version information of platform and
Public API
so on.
Resource (Encoding Provide functions related with encoding devices, such as management,
Device) API refreshing, activation, and so on.
Provide functions related with servers, such as Streaming Server management,
Resource (Server)
Storage Server management, and so on.
Provide functions related with logical resources, such as area management,
Logical Resource API camera management, door management, alarm input and output
management, and so on.
Alarm API Provide alarm functions, such as alarm configuration and receiving, and so on.
Provide ANPR functions, such as list configuration, vehicle passing record
ANPR API
search, vehicle information settings and management, and so on.
Provide functions related with platform logs, such as alarm log search, and so
Log Search API
on.

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 Provide functions of camera status detection, device status detection, server,
Status Detection API
status detection, and so on.
Provide function related with PTZ control, such as preset, patrol, pattern, and
PTZ API
so on.
Live View and Playback Provide functions of getting live view URL, playback URL, tag management,
API and so on.
Provide functions of opening door, closing door, person information
Access Control API
management, searching for card swiping records, and so on.
Person API Provide functions of getting person list, getting person information, and so on.

The API classes and functional descriptions of OpenAPI Video SDK are shown in the table below.
API Class Description
Provide functions of starting or stopping live view, stream type switch,
Live View API
capturing, audio control, recording, and so on.
Provide functions of starting or stopping playing, pausing or resuming
Playback API playback, reverse playback, fast or slow forward, capturing, audio control,
searching or downloading video files, and so on.
Two-Way Audio API Provide function of starting two-way audio between device and platform.

E. Installation Environment and Development Language

The OpenAPI must be installed on the computer with Window operating system.
For protocol integration, there is no development language limit; but for Video SDK integration, the
development language should be C# or C++, or by developing a plug-in on web browser via some certain
language.

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Part 3 Execution

3.1 Examination
A. Inspect chosen area of installation prior to receiving devices and report any conditions that
affect the installation process or any subsequent operation.
B. Please do not begin installation until all unacceptable conditions are rectified.

3.2 Preparation
A. Devices packaged in such way to help prevent any damage during construction.

3.3 Installation
A. Devices shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturers’ instructions provided, as well as
instructions based off any indicated floor design specifications.
B. Location of installation shall provide reasonable conditions for optimum device functionality.
Temperature and humidity level conditions shall be taken into consideration.
C. All installations shall be performed with qualified service professionals only.
D. All devices shall be installed in accordance with the National Electric Code or applicable local
codes.
E. Ensure location of installation provides a minimum possibility of accidental damage.

3.4 Field Quality Control

A. Assess the compatibility of mounting screws for all equipment to be installed.
B. Properly test all video systems against standard operational requirements.
C. Define, conclude, and report all issues with equipment to the manufacturers’ customer service
representatives.

3.5 Adjusting
A. Execute the necessary modifications to the Video Management System for proper operation in
accordance with the instructions provided by the manufacturer.
B. Ensure the customers unique requirements are reflected in the camera settings.

3.6 Demonstration
A. Upon final inspection, validate the video solutions system and its device functions correctly.

END OF SECTION

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Part 4 Appendix

4.1 Server Logs

The server logs file refer to the logs files stored in the SYS server on the Current Site and the Remote Site

4.1.1 Error Logs

The Error Log shall be searchable by the following subcategories:

Adding Access Control Device Failed

Acknowledging Alarm Failed
Activating License Failed
Add Application Data Server Error
Add Entry & Exit Counting Rule Failed
Add Leave Application in a Batch
Add Major Leave Type
Add Minor Leave Type
Add Visitor
Add Visitors in a Batch
Adding Access Point Failed
Adding Anti-Passback Rule Failed
Adding Dashboard Failed
Adding Decoding Device Failed
Adding DeepinMind Server Failed
Adding Element to Access Level Failed
Adding Elevator Control Device Failed
Adding Encoding Device Failed
Adding Facial Recognition Server Error
Adding Location for GIS Resource Group Failed
Adding Location for Resource Group Failed
Adding Multi-door Interlocking Rule Error
Adding Person Group Failed
Adding Radar Element Failed
Adding Recording Server Failed
Adding Resource Group for Alarm Failed
Adding Resource Group for Heat Analysis Failed
Adding Resource Group for Pathway Analysis Failed
Adding Resource Group for People Counting Failed
Adding Resource Group for Person Features Failed
Adding Security Audit Server Failed
Adding Smart Wall Failed
Adding Streaming Server Failed
Adding Tag Failed
Adding txt Template for Attendance Report Failed
Adding UVSS Failed
Adding View for Smart Wall Failed

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Adding View Group for Smart Wall Failed
Adding View Schedule Failed
Adjusting Order of Smart Wall Views
Adjusting Screen Brightness Failed
Adjusting Screen Contrast Failed
Adjusting Screen Resolution Failed
Adjusting Screen Saturation Failed
Alarm Output Operation Failed
Answering Call Failed
Applying Leave for One Person Failed
Arming /disarming in Live View Failed
Arming Failed
Assigning Floor to Access Level Failed
Backing Up Access Events Failed
Batch Displaying Live View on Smart Wall Failed
Calculating Attendance Manually Failed
Capture in Live View Failed
Capture in Playback Failed
Changing Auto-Switching Interval on Smart Wall Failed
Checking Details in Live View Failed
Checking Details in Playback Failed
Closing Screen Failed
Correct Attendance Records in a Batch
Creating Roaming Window Failed
Data Backup Plan Failed
Database Backup Right Now Failed
Database Restore Failed
Deactivating License Failed
Delete Attendance Handling Records in a Batch
Delete Major Leave Type
Delete Minor Leave Type
Delete Visitor
Delete Visitors in a Batch
Deleting Dashboard Failed
Deleting Decoding Device Failed
Deleting DeepinMind Server Failed
Deleting Elevator Control Device Failed
Deleting Linkage Configuration for Access Control Device Failed
Deleting Location for GIS Resource Group Failed
Deleting Location for Resource Group Failed
Deleting Person Group in a Batch Failed
Deleting Radar Element Failed
Deleting Resource Group for Alarm Failed
Deleting Resource Group for Heat Analysis Failed
Deleting Resource Group for Pathway Analysis Failed
Deleting Resource Group for People Counting Failed

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Deleting Resource Group for People Features Failed
Deleting Roaming Window Failed
Deleting Security Audit Server Failed
Deleting Smart Wall Failed
Deleting txt Template for Attendance Report Failed
Deleting View for Smart Wall Failed
Deleting View Group for Smart Wall Failed
Deleting View Schedule Failed
Digital Zoom in Live View Failed
Digital Zoom in Playback Failed
Disabling VCA Display Failed
Disarming Failed
Disarming Radar Failed
Displaying Alarm on Smart Wall Failed
Displaying Auto-Switch in One Window Failed
Displaying Auto-Switch in Tile Mode Failed
Displaying Real-Time Person Number Failed
Displaying Window on Top Layer Failed
Download QR Code
Edit Configuration of Third-Party Database
Edit General Rule
Edit Major Leave Type
Edit Minor Leave Type
Edit Overtime
Edit Relation between Person Group and Other Groups.
Edit Security Settings Failed
Edit Visitor
Editing Attendance Point Failed
Editing Attendance Report Display Failed
Editing Camera's Virtual Tracking Failed
Editing Configuration of DeepinMind Server Failed
Editing Dashboard Failed
Editing Decoding Device Failed
Editing DeepinMind Server Failed
Editing Element in Access Level Failed
Editing Elevator Control Device Failed
Editing Location for GIS Resource Group Failed
Editing Location for Resource Group Failed
Editing Logo of Attendance Report Failed
Editing OpenAPI configuration Failed
Editing Person Group Failed
Editing Persons in Access Group by Group Failed
Editing Persons in Attendance Group by Group Failed
Editing Radar Element Failed
Editing Resource Group for Alarm Failed
Editing Resource Group for Heat Analysis Failed

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Editing Resource Group for Pathway Analysis Failed
Editing Resource Group for People Counting Failed
Editing Resource Group for People Features Failed
Editing Secret Key for File Transmission Failed
Editing Security Audit Server Failed
Editing Security Audit Server's Linked Device Failed
Editing Smart Wall Failed
Editing txt Template for Attendance Report Failed
Editing View for Smart Wall Failed
Editing View Group for Smart Wall Failed
Editing View Schedule Failed
Enabling VCA Display Failed
Enlarging Roaming Window Failed
Enlarging Sub-Window Failed
Exit: Locking Door Failed
Exit: Remaining Door Locked Failed
Exit: Remaining Door Unlocked Failed
Exit: Unlocking Door Failed
Exporting Heat Analysis Report of Resource Group Failed
Exporting Matrix Data of Heat Analysis Failed
Exporting People Counting Report of Resource Group Failed
Exporting Person Feature Report Failed
Exporting Person Feature Report of Resource Group Failed
Exporting Queue Report of Camera Failed
Fast Forward Playback on smart wall Failed
Fisheye Expansion in Live View Failed
Fisheye Expansion in Playback Failed
Floor Control: Access Forbidden Failed
Floor Control: Access With Credential Failed
Floor Control: Free Access Failed
Floor Control: Temporary Access Failed
Getting Devices’ Card Swiping Records Failed
Getting Heat Analysis Report of Resource Group Failed
Getting People Counting Report of Resource Group Failed
Getting Person Feature Report Failed
Getting Person Feature Report of Resource Group Failed
Getting Recording Schedule on Camera Error
Going to VCA Search in Live View Failed
Going to VCA Search in Playback Failed
Importing Face Comparison Groups from Device Failed
Instant Playback Failed
Linkage Configuration for Access Control Device Failed
Linking Decoding Output with Smart Wall Failed
Live View on Smart Wall via Network Keyboard Failed
Locking All Doors Failed
Locking Door Failed

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Locking Failed
Locking Video File Failed
Login via Network Keyboard Failed
Logout via Network Keyboard Failed
Managing Persons in Face Comparison Group by Group Failed
Marking Alarm Failed
Moving Roaming Window Failed
Obtaining Live View Parameters via Network Keyboard Failed
Opening Screen Failed
Pausing Camera Auto-Switch on Smart Wall Failed
Pausing Playback on Smart Wall Failed
Performing Window Division via Network Keyboard Failed
Processing Call Failed
PTZ Control Failed
PTZ Control in Live View Failed
Recovering All Doors Failed
Recovering All Failed
Refreshing Decoding Device Failed
Refreshing Security Audit Server Failed
Remaining All Locked Failed
Remaining All Unlocked Failed
Remaining Door Locked Failed
Remaining Door Unlocked Failed
Removing Element from Access Level Failed
Removing Floor from Access Level Failed
Restoring Roaming Window Failed
Restoring Sub-Window Failed
Resuming Camera Auto-Switch on Smart Wall Failed
Resuming Camera Auto-Switch on Smart Wall Failed
Resuming Play on Smart Wall Failed
Searching History Access Events Failed
Searching Video Failed
Setting Attendance Parameters for Access Control Device Failed
Setting Decoding Output Resolution Failed
Setting Floor's Access Forbidden Schedule Failed
Setting Floor's Free Access Schedule Failed
Setting Time for Calculating Attendance Data Automatically Failed
Slow Forward Playback on Smart Wall Failed
Sorting Views for Smart Wall Failed
Start Clipping in Playback Failed
Start Preview Record Failed
Starting Auto-Switch of Smart Wall Views Failed
Starting Camera Auto-Switch on Smart Wall Failed
Starting Elevator Live View Failed
Starting Elevator Playback Failed
Starting Live View Failed

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Starting Live View of Door Failed
Starting Live View of Signal Source on Smart Wall Failed
Starting Live View on Smart Wall Failed
Starting Wipers Failed
Stopping All Live Videos on Smart Wall Failed
Stopping Auto-Switch of Smart Wall Views Failed
Stopping Elevator Live View Failed
Stopping Elevator Playback Failed
Stopping Live View of Door Failed
Stopping Live View of Single Source on Smart Wall Failed
Stopping Live View on Smart Wall Failed
Stopping Playback of Door Failed
Stopping Playback on Smart Wall Failed
Stopping Wipers Failed
Switching Live View on Smart Wall via Network Keyboard Failed
Switching Stream for Smart Wall Failed
Switching Stream in Live View Failed
Switching Stream in Live View Failed
Switching View for Smart Wall Failed
Switching View via Network Keyboard Failed
Synchronizing Floor Name from Device to System Failed
Synchronizing Floor Name from System to Device Failed
Transcoding Playback Failed
Two-way Audio in Live View Failed
Unlinking Decoding Output with Smart Wall Failed
Unlocking Door Failed
Unlocking Failed
User Login Failed
Viewing Live View of Next Camera on Smart Wall Failed
Viewing Live View of Previous Camera on Smart Wall Failed
Visitor Check out Manually
Window Division Failed

4.1.2 Warning Logs

The Warning Log shall be searchable by the following subcategories

License Expired

4.1.3 Information Logs

The Information Log shall be searchable by the following subcategories

Access Forbidden
Access Forbidden Schedule
Access With Credential

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Acknowledge Alarm
Activate Access Control Device
Activate Device
Activate Elevator Control Device
Activate License
Activate Online Device
Activate Recording Server
Activating Elevator Control Device Failed
Add Attendance Check Point
Add Attendance Group
Add Camera Element
Add Access control Device
Add Access Group(Basic Information)
Add Access Level (Basic Information )
Add Access Level in Access Group
Add Access Schedule Template
Add Alarm Category
Add Alarm Input Element
Add Alarm Output Element
Add Alarm Priority
Add Alarm Settings
Add Anti-Passback Rule
Add Application Data Server
Add Area
Add Arming Schedule Template
Add Card to Person
Add Dashboard
Add Decoding Device
Add DeepinMind Server
Add Defense Schedule Template
Add Device Upgrade Schedule
Add Dock Station
Add Dock Station Group
Add Door
Add Door to Access Level
Add Door to Anti-Passback Rule
Add Element to Access Level
Add Elevator Control Device
Add Elevator Resource
Add Elevator's Related Camera
Add Email Template
Add Encoding Device
Add Entry & Exit Counting Rule
Add Event Settings
Add Evidence
Add Face Comparison Group

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Add Facial Recognition Server
Add Fingerprint to Person
Add Fuzzy Matching Rule
Add Generic Event
Add Holiday
Add Hot Region
Add Hot Region on GIS Map
Add Hot Spare for NVR
Add Hot Spot
Add Hot Spot on GIS Map
Add Icon
Add Label on GIS Map
Add Leave Application in a Batch
Add Linked Holiday for Shift Schedule
Add Location for GIS Resource Group
Add Location for Resource Group
Add Major Leave Type
Add Map
Add Map Label
Add Member to Dock Station
Add Minor Leave Type
Add Multi-Door Interlocking Rule
Add N+1 Hot Spare
Add Partition
Add Pathway
Add Permission Schedule
Add Person
Add Person Additional Information
Add Person Group
Add Person in Attendance Group
Add Person Profile
Add Person to Access Group
Add Person to Face Comparison Group
Add Radar Element
Add Recording Schedule
Add Recording Server
Add Recording Template
Add Related Camera to Access point
Add Remote Site
Add Report
Add Resource Group for Alarm
Add Resource Group for Heat Analysis
Add Resource Group for Pathway Analysis
Add Resource Group for People Counting
Add Resource Group for Person Features
Add Role

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Add Security Audit Server
Add Security Control Device
Add Shift Schedule
Add Site to GIS Map
Add Smart Wall
Add Streaming Server
Add txt Template for Attendance Report
Add User
Add User-Defined Event
Add UVSS
Add Vehicle
Add Vehicle List
Add Video Copy-back Schedule for Dock Station
Add Video Tag
Add View
Add View Group
Add View Schedule
Add Visitor
Add Visitors in a Batch
Adding Elevator Resource Failed
Adding Elevator's Related Camera Failed
Adjust Screen Brightness
Adjust Screen Contrast
Adjust Screen Definition
Adjust Screen Saturation
Adjust View Sequence
Alarm Arming
Alarm Disarming
Alarm Input Bypass Recovered
Alarm Input Bypassed
Apply Access Control Applications
Apply Face Comparison Group to Device and Link Camera
Apply Hot Spare Settings to NVR
Apply Leave for One Person
Arming/Disarming in Live View
Assign Access Level to Access Group
Assign Door to Access Level
Assign Floor to Access Level
Assign Shift Schedule to Attendance Group
Auto-Switch of Live View on Smart Wall: Next Camera
Auto-Switch of Live View on Smart Wall: Previous Camera
Back Up Captured Pictures
Back Up Database in Schedule
Back Up Database Now
Back Up Recorded Video Files
Back Up Vehicle Records

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Batch Correct Attendance Record
Batch Delete Persons
Batch Display Live View on Smart Wall
Batch Edit Time Zone for Access Control Devices
Batch Edit Time Zone for Elevator Control Devices
Batch Edit Time Zone for Encoding Devices
Batch Edit Time Zone for Security Control Panels
Batch Editing Time Zone for Access Control Devices Failed
Batch Editing Time Zone for Elevator Control Devices Failed
Batch Editing Time Zone for Encoding Devices Failed
Batch Editing Time Zone for Security Control Panels Failed
Batch Enable Face Credential
Batch Import Domain Group Persons
Batch Import Domain Persons
Batch Import Person Information
Batch Issue Cards to Persons
Broadcast
Call Answered
Call Processed
Cancel Face Comparison Group Linkage with Camera
Cancel Linkage between Access Level and Access Group
Cancel Linkage between Domain Group and Access Group
Cancel Linkage between Domain Group and Attendance Group
Cancel Linkage between Domain Group and Face Comparison Group
Capture Picture in Live View
Capture Picture in Playback
Card Issuing Settings
Change Device Password
Change User Password
Checking Frequency
Clear Alarm Info
Collect Face by Device
Configure Multiple Authentication
Correct Attendance Records in a Batch
Correct Check-in/out
Create Roaming Window
Customize Additional Information
Database Recovery
Deactivate User
Delete Access Control Device
Delete Access Group
Delete Access Level
Delete Access Schedule Template
Delete Alarm Category
Delete Alarm Input Element
Delete Alarm Output Element

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Delete Alarm Priority
Delete Alarm Settings
Delete All Shift Schedules
Delete Anti-Passback Rule
Delete Application Data Server
Delete Area
Delete Arming Schedule Template
Delete Attendance Check Point
Delete Attendance Group
Delete Attendance Handling Records in a Batch
Delete Camera Element
Delete Customized Additional Information
Delete Dashboard
Delete Decoding Device
Delete DeepinMind Server
Delete Defense Schedule Template
Delete Device Upgrade Schedule
Delete Dock Station
Delete Dock Station Group
Delete Door
Delete Elevator Control Device
Delete Elevator Resource
Delete Email Template
Delete Encoding Device
Delete Entry & Exit Counting Rule
Delete Event Settings
Delete Evidence
Delete Face Comparison Group
Delete Facial Recognition Server
Delete Files from FTP
Delete Fuzzy Matching Rule
Delete Generic Event
Delete Holiday
Delete Hot Region
Delete Hot Spare for NVR
Delete Hot Spot
Delete Icon
Delete Linkage Configuration for Access Control Device
Delete Linked Holiday for Shift Schedule
Delete Location for GIS Resource Group
Delete Location for Resource Group
Delete Major Leave Type
Delete Map
Delete Map Label
Delete Member from Dock Station Group
Delete Minor Leave Type

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Delete Multi-Door Interlocking Rule
Delete N+1 Hot Spare
Delete Partition
Delete Pathway
Delete Permission Schedule Template
Delete Person
Delete Person Additional Information
Delete Person Group in a Batch
Delete Person’s Card
Delete Person’s Fingerprint
Delete Radar Element
Delete Recording Schedule
Delete Recording Server
Delete Recording Template
Delete Remote Site
Delete Report
Delete Resource Group for Alarm
Delete Resource Group for Heat Analysis
Delete Resource Group for Pathway Analysis
Delete Resource Group for People Counting
Delete Resource Group for People Features
Delete Roaming Window
Delete Role
Delete Security Audit Server
Delete Security Control Device
Delete Shift Schedule
Delete Smart Wall
Delete Streaming Server
Delete txt Template for Attendance Report
Delete User
Delete User-Defined Event
Delete UVSS
Delete Vehicle
Delete Vehicle List
Delete Video Copy-Back Schedule for Dock Station
Delete Video Tag
Delete View
Delete View Group
Delete View Schedule
Delete Visitor
Delete Visitors in a Batch
Deleting Elevator Resource Failed
Digital View in Live View
Digital View in Playback
Disable Face Credentials
Disable VCA Display

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Disarm All Partition of Security Control Panel
Disarm Partition
Disarm Radar
Display Alarm on Smart Wall
Display Auto-Switch in One Window
Display Auto-Switch in Tile Mode
Display on Top Layer
Display Real-Time Person Number
Door Control: Close Door
Door Control: Open Door
Door Control: Remain Locked
Door Control: Remain Unlocked
Download Alarm Details
Download Alarm Details
Download Events
Download Files from FTP
Download QR Code
Edit Access Control Device
Edit Access Control Device working mode
Edit Access Group (Basic Information)
Edit Access Level (Basic Information)
Edit Access Level in Access Group
Edit Access Schedule Template
Edit Alarm Category
Edit Alarm Input Element
Edit Alarm Output Element
Edit Alarm Priority
Edit Alarm Settings
Edit Anti-Passback Rule
Edit Application Data Server
Edit Area
Edit Arming Schedule Template
Edit Attendance Group
Edit Attendance Group’s Assigned Shift Schedule
Edit Attendance Point
Edit Attendance Report Display
Edit Auto-Switch of Live View on Smart Wall
Edit Backup Information
Edit Basic Information of Dock Station Group
Edit Camera Capabilities
Edit Camera Element
Edit Camera's Virtual Tracking
Edit Configuration of DeepinMind Server
Edit Configuration of Third-Party Database
Edit Contact Information
Edit Customized Additional Information

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Edit Customized Additional Information
Edit Dashboard
Edit Decoding Device
Edit DeepinMind Server
Edit Defense Schedule Template
Edit Device Access Mode
Edit Dock Station
Edit Door
Edit Door in Access Level
Edit Door Related Camera
Edit Element in Access Level
Edit Elevator Control Device
Edit Elevator Resource
Edit Elevator's Related Camera
Edit Email Settings
Edit Email Template
Edit Entry & Exit Counting Rule
Edit Event Settings
Edit Evidence
Edit Face Comparison Group (Basic Information)
Edit Facial Recognition Server
Edit Files on FTP
Edit First Day of Week
Edit Fuzzy Matching Rule
Edit General Rule
Edit Generic Event
Edit Holiday
Edit Hot Region
Edit Hot Region on GIS Map
Edit Hot Spare for NVR
Edit Hot Spare Settings
Edit Hot Spot
Edit Hot Spot on GIS Map
Edit Label on GIS Map
Edit Linked Holiday for Shift Schedule
Edit Location for GIS Resource Group
Edit Location for Resource Group
Edit Logo of Attendance Report
Edit Major Leave Type
Edit Map
Edit Map Label
Edit Minor Leave Type
Edit Multi-Door Interlocking Rule
Edit N+1 Hot Spare
Edit Network Performance
Edit NTP Settings

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Edit Online Devices Network Parameters
Edit OpenAPI Settings
Edit Operation Recommendation
Edit Overtime
Edit Partition
Edit Pathway
Edit Permission Schedule
Edit Person
Edit Person Additional Information
Edit Person Card
Edit Person Fingerprint
Edit Person Group
Edit Person in Access Group
Edit Person in Attendance Group
Edit Person Profile
Edit Person’s Login Password of Dock Station
Edit Person’s Login Password of Dock Station failed.
Edit Persons in Access Group by Group
Edit Persons in Attendance Group by Group
Edit Picture Storage
Edit Radar Element
Edit Recognized Plate Number
Edit Recording Schedule
Edit Recording Server
Edit Recording Template
Edit Registering to Central System Settings
Edit Relation between Person Group and Other Groups.
Edit Remote Site
Edit Report
Edit Resource Group for Alarm
Edit Resource Group for Heat Analysis
Edit Resource Group for Pathway Analysis
Edit Resource Group for People Counting
Edit Resource Group for People Features
Edit Retention Time of Data Recorded in System
Edit Role
Edit Secret Key for File Transmission
Edit Security Audit Server
Edit Security Audit Server's Linked Device
Edit Security Control Device
Edit Security Settings
Edit Server NIC Settings
Edit Service Status
Edit SFTP Settings
Edit Shift Schedule
Edit Shift Schedule's Assigned Attendance Group

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Edit Site on GIS Map
Edit Smart Wall
Edit Streaming Server
Edit System Properties
Edit Temperature Unit
Edit Transfer Protocol to HTTPS
Edit txt Template for Attendance Report
Edit URL of GIS Map API
Edit User
Edit UVSS
Edit Vehicle List
Edit Vehicle’s Marking Status
Edit Video Copy-Back Schedule for Dock Station
Edit Video Tag
Edit View
Edit View Group
Edit View Schedule
Edit Visitor
Edit WAN Access Settings
Editing Elevator Resource Failed
Editing Elevator's Related Camera Failed
Email Test
Enable VCA Display
Enable Video Function Management Service
Enable/Disable Alarm
Enable/Disable Receiving Generic Event
Enlarge Roaming Window
Enlarge Sub Window
Enter VCA Search from Live View
Enter VCA Search from Playback
Exit: Close Barrier
Exit: Open Barrier
Exit: Remain Barrier Closed
Exit: Remain Barrier Open
Export Access Records
Export Attendance Records
Export Event/Alarm Logs
Export Heat Analysis Report of Resource Group
Export Heat Map
Export Heat Values of Heat Map
Export Logs
Export Matrix Data of Heat Analysis
Export Pathway Analysis Report
Export People Counting Report
Export People Counting Report of Resource Group
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Export Person Feature Report of Resource Group
Export Person Information
Export Queue Report of Camera
Export Temperature Report
Export Vehicle Information
Export Vehicle Reports
Fast Forward Playback on Smart Wall
Fisheye Expansion in Live View
Fisheye Expansion in Playback
Force Logout
Forgive Anti-Passback
Free Access
Get Camera Name
Get Camera’s Recording Schedule
Get Card Swiping Records from Device
Get Heat Analysis Report of Resource Group
Get Heat Values of Heat Map
Get Hot Spare Settings from NVR
Get License Exception
Get Matrix Data of Heat Map
Get Pathway Analysis Report
Get People Counting Report
Get People Counting Report of Resource Group
Get Person Feature Report
Get Person Feature Report of Resource Group
Get Persons from Device
Get Queue Report from Camera
Get Temperature Report
Get Vehicle Report
Import Face Comparison Groups from Device
Import Vehicle Information
Input Person Additional Information
Instant Playback
Link Decoding Output
Link Dock Station Group with Dock Station
Link Domain Group with Access Group
Link Domain Group with Attendance Group
Link Domain Group with Face Comparison Group
Link Person’s Additional Information with Person Information in Domain
Linkage Configuration for Access Control Device
Lock
Lock All Doors
Lock Video in Playback
Log Search
Manage Persons in Face Comparison Group by Group
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Manually Apply Access Levels
Manually Calculate Attendance
Manually Close Alarm Window
Manually Display Alarm’s Related Camera’s Video on Smart Wall
Manually Display Alarm’s Related View on Smart Wall
Manually Stop Maintenance
Manually Synchronize Person in Domain or Domain Group
Mark Alarm
Mifare Encryption
Modify AD Configure
Modify Vehicle
Move Roaming Window
Move View
Network Keyboard Login
Network Keyboard Logout
Network Keyboard: Display Live View on Smart Wall
Network Keyboard: Get Live View Parameters
Network Keyboard: Switch Live View on Smart Wall
Network Keyboard: Switch View
Network Keyboard: Window Division
One-Touch Configuration
Partition: Away Arming
Partition: Delayed Arming
Partition: Instant Arming
Pause Playback on Smart Wall
Pause Area Auto-Switch
Pause Auto-Switch in Custom View
Pause Auto-Switch of Live View on Smart Wall
Pause Single-Screen Auto-Switch
Play in the Specific Window on Control Client
Play in the Specific Window on Smart Wall
PTZ Control
PTZ in Live View
PTZ: Batch Disable Wipers
PTZ: Batch Enable Wipers
Push Subscription
Reboot Access Control Device
Reboot Elevator Control Device
Rebooting Elevator Control Device Failed
Record Fingerprint from Device
Recover All
Recover All Doors
Recover Arming
Refresh Decoding Device
Refresh Security Audit Server
Remain All Locked

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Remain All Unlocked
Remove Door from Access Level
Remove Door from Anti-Passback
Remove Element from Access Level
Remove Floor from Access Level
Remove Hot Region from GIS Map
Remove Hot Spot from GIS Map
Remove Label from GIS Map
Remove Multi-Doors from One Multi-Door Interlocking Rule
Remove One Door from Multiple Multi-Door Interlocking Rules
Remove Person from Access Group
Remove Person from Attendance Group
Remove Person from Face Comparison Group
Remove Related Camera for Door
Remove Shift Schedule from Attendance Group
Remove Site from GIS Map
Reset Area Auto-Switch
Reset Network Information
Reset Online Device Password
Reset User Password
Restore All Settings
Restore All Settings of Elevator Control Device
Restore Default of Elevator Control Device
Restore Default Settings
Restore Roaming Window
Restore Sub Window
Restore User
Restore User Password
Restoring All Settings of Elevator Control Device Failed
Restoring Default of Elevator Control Device Failed
Resume Area Auto-switch
Resume Auto-switch in Custom View
Resume Auto-switch of Live View on Smart Wall
Resume Playback on Smart Wall
Resume Single-Screen Auto-Switch
Search Access Records
Search Alarm Log
Search Event Log
Search Evidence
Search Files on FTP
Search Heat Map
Search Vehicle Passing Records
Search Vehicle Records
Search Video Tag
Send Report Rule
Send to Spare Server

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Set Access Control Device Parameters
Set Access Forbidden Schedule
Set Attendance Parameters for Access Control Device
Set Card Reader Access Mode
Set Card Reader Parameters
Set Custom Wiegand
Set Decoding Output Resolution
Set Door Parameters
Set Elevator Parameters
Set Floor's Free Access Schedule
Set Free Access Schedule
Set Mifare Card Encryption for Elevator Control Device
Set Network Parameters
Set Opening Door with First Card Parameters
Set Parameters for Elevator Control Device
Set Person’s Access Group
Set Person’s Login Password of Dock Station
Set Person’s Login Password of Dock Station failed.
Set Time for Auto-Apply Access Levels
Set Time for Auto-Calculating Attendance
Set Time Parameters
Set Time Parameters for Elevator Control Device
Setting Elevator Parameters Failed
Setting Mifare Card Encryption for Elevator Control Device Failed
Setting Parameters for Elevator Control Device Failed
Setting Time Parameters for Elevator Control Device Failed
Slow Forward Playback on Smart Wall
Start Area Auto-switch
Start Auto-switch in Custom View
Start Auto-switch of Live View on Smart Wall
Start Downloading Video Files
Start Elevator Live View
Start Elevator Playback
Start Live View
Start Live View of Door Related Camera
Start Live View of Local Signal Source on Smart Wall
Start Live View of Radar
Start Live View on Smart Wall
Start Playback
Start Playback of Radar
Start Playback on Smart Wall
Start Recording in Live View
Start Remote Playback Recording
Start Single-Screen Auto-Switch
Start Two-Way Audio
Start View Auto-switch

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Stop All Live View on Smart Wall
Stop Area Auto-switch
Stop Auto-switch in Custom View
Stop Auto-switch of Live View on Smart Wall
Stop Downloading Video File
Stop Elevator Live View
Stop Elevator Playback
Stop Live View
Stop Live View of Door Related Camera
Stop Live View of Local Signal Source on Smart Wall
Stop Live View of Radar
Stop Playback
Stop Playback of Door Related Camera
Stop Playback of Radar
Stop Playback on Smart Wall
Stop Recording in Live View
Stop Recording in Playback
Stop Single-Screen Auto-Switch
Stop Two-Way Audio
Stop View Auto-Switch
Subscribe Access Control Event
Switch Application Data Server
Switch Stream in Live View
Switch View
Sync Device’s Recording Settings to Device
Sync Floor Name from Device to System
Sync Floor Name from System to Device
Synchronize Camera Name
Synchronize Domain Users
Synchronize Door Name
Synchronize Partition
SYS Stopped
System Settings on Control Client
Temporary Access
Test Alarm Configuration
Test Event Rule
Transcoding Playback
Trigger User-Defined Event
Turn off Alarm Output
Turn off Screen
Turn on Alarm Output
Turn on Screen
Two-Way Audio in Live View
Deactivate License
Unlink Decoding Output
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Unlink Person’s Additional Information with Person Information in Domain
Unlock
Unlock Video during Playback
Upgrade Device
Upload File to FTP
User Login
User Logout
Video Search
View Captured Picture
View Details in Live View
View Details in Playback
Visitor Check out Manually
Window Division

4.2 Device Logs

Log information on Encoding Device and Security Control Device are searchable by major type and
corresponding minor types:

4.2.1 Encoding Device Logs -Alarm

The Alarm Log shall be searchable by the following subcategories

Answering Question Answering Question

Alarm Input Alarm Output
Detection Started Detection Stopped
Audio Exception Audio Loss Detection Audio Loss Detection
Audio Loss Detection
Detection Started Stopped
Defocus Detection Defocus Detection Digital Channel Alarm Digital Channel Alarm
Started Stopped Input Started Input Stopped
Emergency Alarm Emergency Alarm Face Detection Alarm Face Detection Alarm
Started Stopped Started Stopped
Face Detection Fast Moving Detection Fast Moving Detection
Face Detection Started
Stopped Started Stopped
Fire and Smoke Fire and Smoke Intrusion Detection Intrusion Detection
Detection Ended Detection Started Started Stopped
Lecture Detection Alarm Lecture Detection Alarm
ITS Alarm Started ITS Alarm Stopped
Started Stopped
License Plate License Plate Line Crossing Detection Line Crossing Detection
Recognition Started Recognition Stopped Started Stopped
Loitering Detection Loitering Detection Motion Detection Alarm Motion Detection Alarm
Alarm Started Alarm Stopped Started Stopped
Object Removal
Network Camera Object Removal Parking Detection Alarm
Detection Alarm
External Alarm Detection Alarm Stopped Started
Started
Parking Detection People Gathering People Gathering Alarm
PIR Alarm started
Alarm Stopped Alarm Started Sopped
PIR Alarm stopped POS Started POS Stopped Region Entrance

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 Detection Started
Region Exiting
Region Entrance Region Exiting Detection Scene Change Detection
Detection Alarm
Detection Stopped Alarm Stopped Alarm Started
Started
Scene Change
Sudden Change of Sound
Detection Alarm Scene Detection Alarm Ship Detection
Intensity Started
Stopped
Sudden Change of Sudden Decrease of
Temperature Difference Temperature Difference
Sound Intensity Sound Intensity
Alarm Started Alarm Stopped
Stopped Detection
Temperature Temperature Temperature Temperature
Measurement Alarm Measurement Alarm Measurement Pre-Alarm Measurement Pre-Alarm
Started Ended Started Ended
Unattended Baggage Unattended Baggage
Vandal-proof Detection Vandal-proof Detection
Detection Alarm Detection Alarm
Started Ended
Started Stopped
Video Tampering Alarm Video Tampering Alarm
VCA Alarm Started VCA Alarm Stopped
Started Stopped
VQD Alarm Started VQD Alarm Stopped Wireless Alarm Started Wireless Alarm Ended
Other

4.2.2 Encoding Device Logs - Exception

The Exception Log shall be searchable by the following subcategories

Accessory Board
ANR Recording Failed Backup Device Exception Buffer Overflow
Exception
Camera/Recording Cloud Storage Data
Capture Error Dial Exception
Resolution Mismatch Uploading Exception
DSP Exception Ezviz Offline Exception Face Detection Stopped Fan Exception
HDD Error HDD Exception HDD Full Illegal Login
IPC Module Reboot
IP Address Conflicted Memory Card Damaged Memory Card Defective
Abnormally
Network Camera
MODEM Offline Network Disconnected Overheating Protection
Disconnected
Rear Panel
POE Power Exception Recording Error Scene Exception
Temperature Exception
Starting MAS of Synchronizing Network
Sub-system IP Address Sub-system Network
Network Camera Camera Password
Conflict Disconnected
Failed Exception
Temperature Video Standard
Video Input Error Video Signal Loss
Exception Mismatch
Other

4.2.3 Encoding Device Logs -Operation

The Operation Log shall be searchable by the following subcategories

Add Plan Add Scene Add Signal Source Adjust Volume

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Bring Video Wall Bring Video Wall Cancel Master Screen of Cancel Slave Screen of
Window to Back Window to Front Video Wall Video Wall
Control Decoding Control Online/Offline
Control Digital Zoom Control Online by Dialing
Channel Ratio by Short Message
Control Passive
Control Plan Control Remote Playback Cut Background Picture
Decoding
Cut Video Source Delete Plan Delete Scene Delete Signal Source
Download Background
Display Logo Display Operation Edit Input
Picture
Edit Output Edit Signal Source Edit Virtual LED Get All Valid Windows
Get Decoder Auto- Get Decoding Board
Get Auto-Switch Plan Get Current Used Scene
Switch Settings Parameters
Get Decoding Get Decoding Channel Get Decoding Channel
Get Device Information
Channel Information Status Switch
Get Display Channel
Get Input Signal List Get Plan List Get Scene
Settings
Get Signal Window Get Status of Remote
Get Scene List Get User Configuration
Information Playback
Get Video Wall
Get Video Wall Scene Get Virtual LED Hide Logo
Connection
Local: Add Network
Illegal Shutdown Local: Activate Device Local: Add Network HDD
Camera
Local: Add Working Local: Backup Record
Local: Auto-Restore Local: Backup End Time
Device File(s)
Local: Configure SIP
Local: Configuration Local: Configure PIN Local: Create Array
Server
Local: Create Logical Local: Delete Logical
Local: Delete Array Local: Delete HDD
Disk Disk
Local: Delete Local: Delete Network Local: Delete Working Local: Device Type
Network Camera HDD Device Configuration
Local: Disable Local: Expand Logical Local: Expand Blacklist & Local: Export
Wireless Dial-up Disk Whitelist Configuration File
Local: Export Heat Local: Export Heat Map Local: Export IPC Local: Export Picture
Map File Flow Configuration File Files
Local: Hot Spare Device
Local: Format HDD Local: HDD Detect Local: Hot Standby
Configuration
Local: Import Local: Import Local: Import IPC
Local: Live View
Blacklist & Whitelist Configuration File Configuration File
Local: Lock Video Local: Manual Clear or Local: Manual Rebuild
Local: Logout
Files Trigger Alarm Array
Local: One-touch
Local: Move Array Local: N+1 Configuration Local: Operate Tag
Configuration
Local: Output Switch Local: Playback By File Local: Playback By Time Local: PTZ Control
Local: Reset Admin’s Local: Restore Logical Local: Restore to Factory
Local: Reboot
Password Disk Settings
Local: Resume Local: Set Dial-up
Local: Search Message Local: Send Message
Default Admin Parameters

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Password
Local: Set Dial-up
Local: Set Network HDD Local: Set RAID Speed Local: Set Whitelist
Plan
Local: Setting
Local: Start Backup Local: Start Burning Local: Start Capture
Network Camera
Local: Start Recording Local: Stop Backup Local: Stop Capture Local: Stop Recording
Local: Switch Output Local: Time Settings Local: Unlock Video Files Local: Upgrade
Local: Upgrade IPC Local: Upgrade RAID Local: View Message MVC: Login Code Splitter
MVC: Logout Code Reboot Intelligent
Platform Operation Power On
Splitter Library
Reconnect Passive
Receive Message Remote: Activate Device Remote: Add NAS Disk
Decoder
Remote: Add Storage Remote: Add Working Remote: Alarm Output
Remote: Arm
Pool Device Triggering
Remote: Auto Remote: Close Remote: Configure
Remote: Configure PIN
Restore Transparent Channel Parameters
Remote: Configure Remote: Create Logical
Remote: Create Array Remote: Delete Array
SIP Server Disk
Remote: Delete Remote: Delete Storage
Remote: Delete NAS Disk Remote: Delete Pictures
Logical Disk Pool
Remote: Delete Remote: Delete Working Remote: Device Type Remote: Disable Cloud
Video File Device Configuration System
Remote: Edit Storage Remote: Edit Storage Remote: Enable Cloud
Remote: Disarm
Pool Capacity Pool Parameters System
Remote: Enable Remote: Establish Remote: Expand Logical Remote: Export Blacklist
Manual Dial-up Transparent Channel Disk & Whitelist
Remote: Export Remote: Export IPC Remote: Export Picture Remote: Export Video
Configuration File configuration Files Files
Remote: Hot Spare
Remote: Format HDD Remote: Get Parameters Remote: Get Status
Device Configuration
Remote: Import Blacklist Remote: Import Remote: Import IPC
Remote: Hot Standby
& Whitelist Configuration File Configuration File
Remote: IPC Addition Remote: IPC Deletion Remote: IPC Setting Remote: Lock File
Remote: Manual Rebuild
Remote: Login Remote: Logout Remote: Move Array
Array
Remote: N+1 Remote: One-Touch
Remote: Operate Tag Remote: Playback by File
Configuration Configuration
Remote: Playback by Remote: Reset admin’s
Remote: PTZ Control Remote: Reboot
Time Password
Remote: Restore Remote: Restore Logical Remote: Restore to Remote: Search
Default Parameters Disk Factory Settings Message
Remote: Send Remote: Set Dial-up
Remote: Set Dial-up Plan Remote: Set NAS Speed
Message Parameters
Remote: Set RAID
Remote: Set Whitelist Remote: Shutdown Remote: Start Capture
Speed
Remote: Start Remote: Start Two-way
Remote: Stop Capture Remote: Stop Recording
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Remote: Unlock File Remote: Upgrade Remote: Upgrade IPC
way Audio
Remote: Upgrade
Remote: View Message Restore Initial Status Scene Control
RAID
Screen Control Send Alarm Message Send Auto-Switch Plan Set Background Picture
Set Decoder Auto- Set Decoding Board Set Decoding Channel Set Decoding Delay
Switch Settings Parameters Switch Level
Set Master Screen of
Set Display Channel Set External Matrix Set OSD
Video Wall
Set Output Set Slave Screen of
Set Remote Playback Set Single Scene
Resolution Video Wall
Set Two-way Audio
Set Transparency Set User Configuration Set User Password
Record
Set Video Wall Start Auto-Switch
Set Video Wall Scene Shutdown
Connection Decoding
Start Dynamic Stop Auto-Switch
Start Passive Decoding Start PPPoE Connection
Decoding Decoding
Stop Dynamic Stream Compression
Stop Passive Decoding Stop PPPoE Connection
Decoding Configuration
Upload Background
Switch Scene Upload Logo VCA Configuration
Picture
Video Wall Display
Window Control Other
Area Setup

4.2.4 Encoding Device Logs - Information

The Information Log shall be searchable by the following subcategories

Accessory Board Add ANR Duration ANR Record Started ANR Record Stopped
Information
Backing Up Work Backing Up Work Device Backing Up Device Buffer Status Log
Device Started Ended Information
Connect to Network Delete ANR Duration Delete Expired Picture
Call Log
Camera
Delete Expired Video Dial-up Status Ezviz Running Status Global Error Information
Files
HDD Error Detailed HDD Information Login Server Login Server Again
Information
Network Camera Network HDD Platform Information
Logout Server
Disconnected Information
RAID Information Recording Recording
POE power Exception Synchronization Synchronization
Completed Exception
Recording Recording S.M.A.R.T Information Server Status
Synchronization Synchronization Stopped Information
Started
Start Capture Start Recording Stop Capture Stop Recording

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4.2.5 Access Control Device Logs - Alarm

Capture Linkage Alarm
Card Reader Tamper Restored
Card Reader Tampered
Device Tamper Restored
Device Tampered
Duress Alarm
Event Input Alarm
Event Input Restored
Fire Input Open Circuit Alarm
Fire Input Restored
Fire Input Short Circuit Alarm
Lane Controller Fire Input Alarm
Lane Controller Fire Input Restored
Lane Controller Tamper Restored
Lane Controller Tampered
Low Face Quality
Low Fingerprint Quality
Max. Card Authentication Times
No Memory Alarm
No Memory for Offline Event Storage
POS Disabled
POS Enabled
SD Card Full Alarm
Secure Door Control Unit Tamper Restored
Secure Door Control Unit Tampered
Smart Door Lock Duress Alarm
Zone Alarm Restored
Zone Exception Alarm
Zone Open Circuit Alarm
Zone Short Circuit Alarm
Other

4.2.6 Access Control Device Logs-Exception

Active Infrared Intrusion Detector Exception
Active Infrared Intrusion Detector Recovered
AC Power Disconnected
Alternating Current Restored
Battery Voltage Recovered (for Facial Recognition Device)
Battery Voltage Recovered
Camera Connected
Camera Disconnected
Card Reader Offline
Card Reader Online

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CAN Bus Exception
CAN Bus Restored
Communication with Anti-Passback Server Disconnected
Communication with Anti-Passback Server Restored
Communication with IR Adaptor Exception
Communication with IR Adaptor Restored
Communication with Light Board Exception
Communication with Light Board Restored
COM Port Connected
COM Port Disconnected
Device Does Not Authorized
Device Offline
Device Online
Distributed Access Controller Network Disconnected
Distributed Access Controller Network Restored
Distributed Access Controller Offline
Distributed Access Controller Online
Fingerprint Module Connected
Fingerprint Module Disconnected
Flash Writing/Reading Exception
High Pedestal Temperature
ID Card Reader Connected
ID Card Reader Disconnected
Indicator Restored
Indicator Off
Lane Controller Offline
Lane Controller Online
Local Login: Lock
Local Login: Unlock
Low Battery Voltage (for Facial Recognition Device)
Low Battery Voltage
Master Controller RS-485 Loop Circuit Node Connection Recovered
Master Controller RS-485 Loop Circuit Node Disconnected
Motor Sensor Exception
Network Disconnected
Network Recovered
Power Off
Power On
Recording Error
Reset Watchdog
RS-485 Connection Exception
RS-485 Connection Restored
Secure Door Control Unit Offline
Secure Door Control Unit Online
Other

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4.2.7 Decoding Device Logs - Exception
Enabling DSP Failed
Smart Rule Not Supported
Other

4.2.8 Decoding Device Logs - Operation

Add Division
Add Plan
Add Signal Source
Backplane Temperature Exception
Control Division
Control Plan
Delete Division
Delete Plan
Delete Signal Source
Digital Zoom
Download Background Picture
Edit Division
Edit Input Source
Edit Logo
Edit Output Channel
Edit Plan
Edit Signal Source
Edit Virtual LED
Fan Exception
Get All Valid Windows
Get Currently Used Scene
Get Decoding Board Parameters
Get Device Information
Get Display Unit Connection Settings
Get Division List
Get List of Input Signal Sources
Get List of Plans
Get Matrix Settings
Get One Window Information
Get User Settings
Get Video Wall Scene
Get Virtual LED
Get Window Division
Hide Logo
IP Address Conflicted
Live View Operation
Network Disconnected
Recover to Initial Status
Screen Control
Set Background Picture

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Set Decoding Board Parameters
Set Decoding Output Latency Level
Set Display Area on Display Unit
Set Display Unit Connection
Set Division of Background Picture
Set Layer Transparency
Set Matrix
Set OSD
Set Resolution of Display Output
Set User
Set User Password
Set Video Wall Scene
Set Window Division
Set Window Division of Video Source
Show Logo
Sub-board Disconnected with Network
Sub-board Exception Started
Sub-board IP Address Conflicted
Sub-board Plugged In
Sub-board Unplugged
Switch Scene
Temperature Exception
Upload Background Picture
Window Control
Other

4.2.9 Security Control Device Logs - Alarm

The Alarm Log shall be searchable by the following subcategories

Business Consulting
Alarm Reset Alarm Restored Business Consulting
Over
Detector Restored Detector Tampered Device Restored Device Tampered
Dust Detector Alarm Electricity Meter Alarm
Dust Detector Alarm Electricity Meter Alarm
Restored Restored
Environment
Environment Acquisition Gas Detection Alarm
Acquisition Device Gas Detection Alarm
Device Alarm Restored Restored
Alarm
Incorrect Password
Invalid Card ID Keypad Restored Keypad Tampered
Attempts
Motion Detection Motion Detection Alarm
Open-Circuit Alarm Panic Alarm
Alarm Started Stopped
Panic Button Pressed Power Supply On/Off
Panic Alarm Restored Panic Button Restored
Down Alarm
Power Supply On/Off Sensor Higher than Sensor Higher than Sensor Higher than
Alarm Restored Threshold 1 Threshold 2 Threshold 3
Sensor Higher than Sensor Lower than Sensor Lower than Sensor Lower than

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Sensor Lower than Temperature-Humidity Temperature-Humidity
Short-Circuit Alarm
Threshold 4 Sensor Alarm Sensor Alarm Restored
Transformer
Transformer
Temperature Alarm UPS Alarm UPS Alarm Restored
Temperature Alarm
Restored
Video Tampering Video Tampering Alarm Virtual Zone Burglary
Virtual Zone Fire Alarm
Alarm Started Stopped Alarm
Virtual Zone Panic Water Level Sensor Water Level Sensor
Zone Module Restored
Alarm Alarm Alarm Restored
Zone Module
Other
Tampered

4.2.10 Security Control Device Logs - Exception

The Exception Log shall be searchable by the following subcategories

3G Communication 3G Communication
AC Power Down AC Power On
Exception Restored
Battery Voltage
Analog Sensor Fault Analog Sensor Recovery Detector Battery Low
Recovery
GPRS Communication GPRS Communication
Detector Battery OK Detector Online
Exception Restored
GPRS Module Error HDD Error HDD Full Illegal Access
KBUS Module KBUS Module
IP Address Conflicted Low Battery Voltage
Connected Disconnected
Network Camera Network Camera IP
MCU Rebooted MODEM Offline
Disconnected Address Conflicted
Network Connected Network Disconnected Network Flow Exceeded Normal RF Signal
Normal Wired
Power Down Power On Printer Error
Network
Remote: Formatting
Printer Recovered Recording Error RF Signal Exception
HDD Failed
RS-485 Channel RS-485 Channel RTC Real-time Clock
SIM Card Exception
Connected Disconnected Exception
Sub-board
SIM Card Restored Telephone Connected Telephone Disconnected
Communication Error
Telephone Module Trigger Module Trigger Module USB Communication
Error Connected Disconnected Error
USB Communication
Video Input Exception Video Signal Loss Video Standard Mismatch
Recovered
Wi-Fi Communication
WDT Reset Well Connected Wi-Fi Wired Network Exception
Fault
XBUS Module XBUS Module Zone Module
Zone Module Connected
Connected Disconnected Disconnected
Other

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4.2.11 Security Control Device Logs – Operation
The Operation Log shall be searchable by the following subcategories

Add Administrator Add Back-End Operator Add Detector to Zone Add Front-End Operator
Add Keyfob/Card Reader
Add Keyfob User Audio Off Audio On
User
Auto Arming Auto Disarming Bypass Bypass Recovered
Change Administrator’s
Capture Settings Card Arming/Disarming Card Settings
Password
Change Back-End Change Front-End
Check Detector Battery Check Detector Signal
Operator’s Password Operator’s Password
Clear Alarms Close Door Control Trigger DDNS Settings
Delete Back-End Delete Detector from Delete Front-End
Delete Administrator
Operator Zone Operator
Delete Keyfob/Card
Delete Keyfob User Detector Arming Detector Disarming
Reader User
Disable Function Key Disable Siren Duress Edit 3G Parameters
Edit Access Control Edit Event Trigger Action
Edit Dialing Settings Edit GPRS Parameters
Parameters Settings
Edit Network
Edit Partition System
Uploading Edit Print Parameters Edit RS-485 Settings
Parameters
Parameters
Edit Security Control Edit System Fault
Edit Sensor Settings Edit Trigger Settings
Panel Settings Settings
Edit Uploading
Edit Zone Settings Enable Function Key Enable Siren
Mode Settings
Expanded Network
Format SD Card Group Bypass Group Bypass Recovered
Center Settings
Key Arming/Disarming Key Arming/Disarming
HiDDNS Settings Instant Arming
Zone Arming Zone Disarming
Local: Activate Local: Restore to Factory
Local: Lock Local: Reboot
Device Settings
Mobile Phone Alarm
Local: Unlock Local: Upgrade Mobile Phone Arming
Clearing
Mobile Phone Mobile Phone Instant Mobile Phone Stay
Network Card Settings
Disarming Arming Arming
Network Module
Normal Arming Normal Disarming One-Touch Away Arming
Settings
One-Touch Stay Re-register External
Open Door Remote Arming
Arming Module
Remote Keypad Remote: Export
Remote Disarming Remote: Activate Device
Upgrade Configuration File
Remote: Export Remote: Import
Remote: Format HDD Remote: Lock
Video Files Configuration File
Remote: Playback by
Remote: Lock File Remote: Playback by File Remote: PTZ Control
Time
Remote: Reboot Remote: Restore to Remote: Start Recording Remote: Stop Recording

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 Factory Settings
Remote: Turn Off Remote: Turn On Alarm
Remote: Unlock Remote: Unlock File
Alarm Lamp Lamp
Remote: Upgrade Remote: Upgrade Remote: Upgrade Zone
Remote: Upgrade
Keypad Network Module Module
RS-485 Bus Re-
Remote: User Login Remote: User Logout Restore Default Settings
registration
Scheduled Scheduled
RS-485 Bus Settings Arming/Disarming Enable/Disable Trigger Search External Module
Parameters Settings
Single Zone
Single Zone Arming Single Zone Disarming Start Broadcast
Arming/Disarming
Start Passthrough Start Two-Way Audio Start Arming Stop Broadcast
Temporary Password
Stop Passthrough Stop Two-Way Audio Swipe Patrol Card
Operation
Turn Off Keypad Alarm
Trigger Off Trigger On Upgrade Sub-board
Sound
Zone Tamper-proof
Whitelist Settings Wi-Fi Settings Other
Settings

4.2.12 Security Control Device Logs – Event

The Event Log shall be searchable by the following subcategories

Activating Trigger Failed Auto Arming Auto Arming Failed Auto Disarming
B Code Time Deactivating Trigger Disable Trigger by
Auto Disarming Failed
Synchronization Failed Schedule
Enable Trigger by
Forced Arming Insert USB Keypad Locked
Schedule
Scheduled SDK Time
Pull Out USB Sub-board Plug In
Synchronization Synchronization
Sub-board Pull Out Other

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