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SSH Service

Indicates whether to enable the SSH service, which is used to manage remote connections.

Device Name

Basic information about the device.

Description

Auto Logout Duration

Idle timeout interval, after which an idle user will be automatically logged out.

Save

Button for saving settings.

Single address

Connection status

Connection status of a network adapter, including (connected), (disconnected), and (to be refreshed).

Name

Network adapter name. The default value is bond0.

Service IP Address

Device network information. Set these parameters based on the site requirements.

Subnet Mask

Gateway IP Address

Enable IPv6

Indicates whether to enable IPv6. By default, this parameter is deselected.

Enable DHCPv6

This parameter is available only when Enable IPv6 is selected.

After DHCPv6 is enabled, the IPv6 address information cannot be modified.

Enable DHCPv4

This parameter is available only when Enable IPv6 is deselected.

After DHCPv4 is enabled, the IPv4 address information cannot be modified.

IPv6 Service address

IPv6 network information. Set these parameters based on the site requirements.

IPv6 subnet prefix

IPv6 gateway address.

Double address

Connection status

Connection status of a network adapter, including (connected), (disconnected), and (to be refreshed).

Northbound Network Adapter

The northbound network adapter corresponds to the GE 2 port on the rear panel.

Northbound Service IP Address

Network information of the northbound network adapter. Set these parameters based on the site requirements.

Northbound Subnet Mask

Northbound Gateway IP Address

Southbound Network Adapter

The southbound network adapter corresponds to the GE 1 port on the rear panel.

Southbound Service IP Address

Network information of the southbound network adapter. Set these parameters based on the site requirements.

Southbound Subnet Mask

Southbound Gateway IP Address

Default Route

The default route is the northbound network adapter.

The rules for setting the default route vary depending on whether the IP addresses of the northbound device and northbound network adapter are in the same network segment.

• They are in the same network segment.
  • If the IP addresses of the southbound device (for example, a camera) and southbound network adapter are in the same network segment, set the default route to the southbound or northbound network adapter.
  • If the IP addresses of the southbound device (for example, a camera) and southbound network adapter are in different network segments, set the default route to the southbound network adapter.
• They are in different network segments.
  • If the IP addresses of the southbound device (for example, a camera) and southbound network adapter are in the same network segment, set the default route to the northbound network adapter.
  • If the IP addresses of the southbound device (for example, a camera) and southbound network adapter are in different network segments, you are advised to set the default route to the northbound network adapter. In this case, you also need to set the route network segment.

    For details about how to configure a specified route network segment, see Maintenance Guide > FAQ > LDU > How Do I Configure a Specified Route Network Segment? in the HWT-IVS1800 Product Documentation.

Route Network Segment

Network segment to which southbound devices belong. If there are multiple network segments, separate them with semicolons (;).

If the iClient S100 and VMS platform are connected through the southbound network, you also need to add the network segments of the iClient S100 and VMS platform.

Enable IPv6

Indicates whether to enable IPv6. By default, this parameter is deselected.

Northbound service IPv6 address/Southbound IPv6 service address

Network information of the northbound or southbound service. Set these parameters based on the site requirements.

Northbound subnet prefix/Southbound Subnet Prefix

IPv6 address of the northbound gateway/Southbound IPv6 gateway address

IPv6 specified route network segment

Information about the IPv6 network segment where the northbound device is located.

If multiple network segments are involved, separate them with semicolons (;) and do not end with a semicolon (;). A maximum of 13 network segments can be configured, and a maximum of 200 characters are supported.

Docker0 IP address

Docker0 IP address. Set this parameter based on the site requirements. The value is in XXX.XXX.X.X/XX format, for example, 114.114.0.0/16. During setting, ensure that no Docker instance is running in the background.

Primary DNS

IP address of the primary DNS server. Set this parameter based on the site requirements.

The default value is 8.8.8.8.

Secondary DNS

IP address of the secondary DNS server. Set this parameter based on the site requirements.

If the primary DNS server cannot be connected, the device connects to the secondary DNS server for domain name resolution.

The default value is 8.8.4.4.

Save

Button for saving settings.

Reset

Button for restoring data to the state last saved.

Time Zone

Current time zone of the device.

Time Settings

Device time. You can manually change the time.

Device Time

Current server time.

Sync Time to Camera

Indicates whether to synchronize the server time to the camera connected to the device.

Setting the DST

Indicates whether to enable DST. If DST is used locally, toggle on this parameter.

After the DST is configured, the time zone cannot be changed. Therefore, set the time zone before setting the DST. If you need to change the time zone after setting the DST, disable the DST first.

Week

DST mode.

Date

Start Time

Start time of the DST.

End Time

End time of the DST.

Offset Time

Offset time of the DST.

Save

Button for saving settings.

Cancel

Button for restoring data to the state last saved.

NTP Server IP Address

IP address of the NTP clock source server. The value can be an IPv4 or IPv6 address. After the IP address is set, the device synchronizes time with the clock source.

If you click Verify, the system will check whether the communication with the clock source is normal.

Time Zone

Current time zone of the device.

Time Settings

Device time. You can manually change the time.

If you click Synchronize, the time is manually synchronized with the NTP server.

Device Time

Current server time.

Sync Time to Camera

Indicates whether to synchronize the server time to the camera connected to the device.

Setting the DST

Indicates whether to enable DST. If DST is used locally, toggle on this parameter.

After the DST is configured, the time zone cannot be changed. Therefore, set the time zone before setting the DST. If you need to change the time zone after setting the DST, disable the DST first.

Week

DST mode.

Date

Start Time

Start time of the DST.

End Time

End time of the DST.

Offset Time

Offset time of the DST.

Save

Button for saving all settings. After you click this button, the system automatically checks the current NTP server status of the device (specified by Local Status).

• NTP Online
• NTP Abnormal

Cancel

Button for restoring data to the state last saved.

Alarm Input

ID

Serial number.

Name

Name of an input channel.

Type

Alarm input type. Set this parameter based on the attributes of the port connected to the alarm device. If no alarm device is connected, set Type to Close.

• Normally open

  Alarm input is switched off by default. For example, when ports 1 and G are short-circuited, the I/O input alarm is continuously generated. The alarm can link the camera to perform predefined actions such as video recording and snapshot taking.

• Normally close

  Alarm input is switched on by default. For example, when ports 1 and G are disconnected, the I/O input alarm is continuously generated.

• Close

  Alarm input is disabled.

For details, see How Do I Connect Cables and Configure Alarm Input and Output Ports?.

Alarm Interval

Interval between two alarms.

For example, if the alarm interval is 10 seconds, the device receives an alarm only once within 10 seconds even if the alarm is reported multiple times.

Alarm Output

ID

Serial number.

Name

Name of an alarm output channel.

Type

Alarm output type. Set this parameter based on the attributes of the port connected to the alarm device. If no alarm device is connected, set Type to Close.

• Normally close

  Alarm output is switched on by default, and ports 1+ and 1- are short-circuited. When the alarm output device is linked, ports 1+ and 1- are disconnected.

• Normally open

  Alarm output is switched off by default, and the ports 1+ and 1- are disconnected. When the alarm output device is linked, ports 1+ and 1- are short-circuited.

• Close

  Alarm output is disabled.

For details, see How Do I Connect Cables and Configure Alarm Input and Output Ports?.

Duration

Alarm output duration, in seconds.

The value ranges from 1 to 3600.

Save

Button for saving settings.

Export

Click Export to export the common.csv file. All parameter settings under Advanced Configuration will be exported.

Import

1. Modify the configuration file following instructions in the table header of the template file.
2. Click Import and select the common.csv file from the local computer.
3. Click Check to verify the configuration information.
   • If the verification succeeds, go to the next step.
   • If the verification fails, modify the configuration file according to the failure cause and import the common.csv file again.
4. Click Start Import.

Advanced

Allows users to manually enable algorithms or protocols as required.

• The MD5 algorithm may cause cyber security risks and is disabled by default. If the device to be connected supports only the MD5 algorithm, disabling this algorithm will cause connection failures. Exercise caution with this configuration.
  NOTE:

  If the MD5 algorithm configuration of the camera to be connected through GB/T 28181 changes, you need to manually restart the DCG under Maintenance > Service Operation Management.

• The Basic authentication may cause cyber security risks and is disabled by default. If the RTSP protocol of a camera supports only Basic authentication, you need to enable the authentication on the device to enable media stream transmission through RTSP. Exercise caution with this configuration.
• HTTP may cause cyber security risks and HTTPS is used by default. However, only a few cameras support snapshot upload through HTTPS. Exercise caution with this configuration.
• Contact the device vendor to check whether the device to be connected supports only the MD5 algorithm and Basic authentication, and whether the device supports HTTPS.

Secure

Disables insecure algorithms or protocols such as the MD5 algorithm and Basic authentication, which may affect the compatibility with other platforms or cameras.

Compatible

Enables insecure algorithms or protocols such as the MD5 algorithm and Basic authentication, which may pose cyber security risks.

Authorize Intelligent Target Analysis

This function is disabled by default. Before enabling this function, you need to agree to the Agreement.

Only the admin user can enable this function.

System Area

Disk partition type.

Data Area

Name

Name of a RAID group, for example, SmartGroup0, which is generated by the system when you create the RAID group.

RAID Level

RAID level of a RAID group.

Status

Status of a RAID group. The options are as follows:

• Normal
• Initialization failure

  If the RAID group fails to be created, the status is Initialization failure. In this case, recreate the RAID group.

• Degraded

  If a disk in the RAID group fails, the status is Degraded. The RAID group is still available in Degraded state. However, if another disk in the RAID group also fails, the RAID group is unavailable and you must replace the failed disks in a timely manner.

• Restoring data

  If a failed disk in the RAID group is replaced with a new disk, the status is Restoring data.

• Unavailable

  If a disk is removed or a hardware fault occurs on the RAID group, the status is Unavailable. The RAID group in Unavailable state cannot store new video data. You must replace the failed disk in a timely manner.

RAID Group Capacity (GB)

Total capacity of a RAID group.

Member Disks

Number of disks in a RAID group.

Button for viewing member disks in a RAID group and information about the RAID 5 group (available only when RAID Level is set to RAID5).

• Information about the member disks includes the disk slot ID, physical type, physical status, model, and vendor.
• RAID 5 group information includes the ID, name, RAID group, capacity (GB), path, stripe size (KB), and status.

Disk View

Logical Type

Type of a disk. Disk types are marked in different colors.

Physical Status

Physical status of a disk. The options are as follows:

• Normal
• Offline

  Possible cause: The disk is removed from the disk slot.

• To expire or slow disk

  Possible causes: The disk contains bad sectors, or the disk SMART check is about to expire (the disk is about to enter the failed state).

  Solution: Replace the disk with a new one. Ensure that the new disk is of the same type as the failed one and its capacity is greater than or equal to that of the failed one.

• Faulty

  Possible cause: The disk may encounter a hardware fault. If this occurs, replace the disk with a new one. Ensure that the new disk is of the same type as the failed one and its capacity is not less than that of the failed one.

• No display

  Possible cause: No disk is inserted into the disk slot, the disk fails, or the disk slot fails. If the disk is inserted into the disk slot, remove the disk (for example, A) from the disk slot (for example, B) and insert disk A into disk slot B again. Check whether disk A can be properly displayed.

  • If so, disk A was incorrectly inserted into the disk slot.
  • If not, remove disk A from disk slot B and insert another normal disk (for example, C) into disk slot B. Check whether disk C can be properly displayed.
  • If so, disk A fails. You need to replace disk A with a new one.
  • If not, disk slot B fails. You need to contact technical support to repair the server.
• Unknown

  Other statuses except the preceding statuses.

Compatibility Status

Compatibility status of a disk.

• Normal
• Disk not support RAID
• Disk is in black list
• SMART test failed
• Disk IO check failed
• Low IO performance
• Disk has bad sector
• Unknown compatibility
• Checking
• Not Recognized

You can perform operations on disks based on the compatibility status. For details, see Disk Faults.

Front view

Front view of each disk. When you place the mouse pointer over the front view, the disk attributes are displayed.

Disk Details

Slot

Slot number of a disk.

Physical Type

Physical type of a disk.

Capacity (GB)

Capacity of a disk.

Logical Status

Logical status of a disk. The options are as follows:

• Normal
• Faulty
• Full
• File system error
• Severely damaged fragments
• Power-on upon offline
• Recovering file system
• Formatting file system
• Incorrect capacity
• Formatting
• Unknown

Logical Type

Logical type of a disk. The options are as follows:

• Idle disk
• Member disk
• System or non-system RAID disk
• Hot spare disk

Physical Status

Physical status of a disk. The options are as follows:

• Normal
• Offline
• To expire
• Slow disk
• Faulty
• No display
• Unknown

Vendor

Vendor of a disk.

Model

Model of a disk.

Firmware Version

Firmware version of a disk.

Serial No.

Serial number of a disk, which is generated before delivery.

Operating Duration (h)

Accumulative operating duration of a disk.

Temperature (°C)

Current temperature of a disk.

SMART

Disk

Disk to be checked.

Test Mode

Conveyance

Check the mechanical parts of a disk.

This mode takes a short period of time.

Short

Check the main components of a disk drive, such as the read/write head, electrical performance, and internal memory.

This mode takes a long period of time.

Expanded

Check the main components of a disk drive, perform a surface scan to find the area where the problem may exist, and forcibly reallocate the bad sector.

This mode takes the longest period of time.

Start

Button for starting the check.

Stop

Button for stopping the check.

Operation

Slot

Slot number of a disk.

Attribute

Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology (SMART) check items that a disk passes.

Factory Flag

Default values of the SMART check items.

Threshold

Optimal values of the SMART check items.

Value

Normalized value, which ranges from 1 to 253 (with 1 representing the worst case and 253 representing the best).

Worst

Lowest recorded normalized value.

Raw Value

Actual values of the SMART check items.

Refactoring Mode

low speed

This parameter is available only when RAID Level is set to RAID5. The default value is low speed.

The reconstruction time varies depending on disk status, capacity, quantity, and device service. The reconstruction speed is the lowest in full disk configuration scenarios.

• Example 1: When an 8-disk model is configured with 8 TB disks and RAID Level is set to RAID5 (recommended), high-speed reconstruction takes about 3 days and low-speed reconstruction takes about 6 days.
• Example 2: When a 16-disk model is configured with 8 TB disks and RAID Level is set to RAID5 (recommended), high-speed reconstruction takes about 6 days and low-speed reconstruction takes about 12 days.
  NOTE:

  If the high speed reconstruction mode is selected, the image services (receiving, storage, and query), intelligent analysis, and alarm services will be stopped, which may cause recording loss.

  If a disk health deterioration alarm is generated, the reconstruction time may be prolonged.

high speed

Initialize Disk

For the newly installed backend device, click Initialize Disk to create a RAID group.

• Data Storage Mode
  • RAID High Reliability: RAID 5 mode, in which all disks form a RAID 5 group. RAID 5 provides higher data storage reliability, but its disk usage is lower than that in non-RAID mode.
    NOTE:

    The RAID 5 mode supports only enterprise-level disks. Monitoring-level or desktop-level disks cannot meet the performance and reliability requirements in the RAID 5 mode, which may cause system data loss or damage.

  • NON-RAID: non-RAID mode, in which recording data is stored on all disks. In this mode, the disk usage is high, but the data storage reliability is lower than that in RAID 5 mode. You can configure 1 to 16 disks.

• Configuration Mode (available only when Data Storage Mode is set to RAID High Reliability)
  • RAID5 Recommended: At least four disks are required. One disk is used as the hot spare disk. The hot spare disk does not store data. When a disk in the RAID group fails, the hot spare disk will replace the failed one and function as a member disk of the RAID group. Therefore, the disk usage is lower than that in economical configuration mode, but the data storage reliability is higher than that in economical configuration mode.
    CAUTION:

    When a disk fails, the hot spare disk replaces the failed disk to join the RAID group, and the failed disk becomes the offline hot spare disk. In this scenario, a new disk needs to be inserted into the slot of the failed disk. Otherwise, capacity expansion will fail.

  • RAID5 Economical: At least three disks are required. Hot spare disks do not need to be configured. The disk usage is higher than that in recommended configuration mode, but the data storage reliability is lower than that in recommended configuration mode.

• Third-Party Algorithm Partition (GB): user-defined disk partition for storing third-party algorithm data.

  You can resize the disk partition. The default value is 20 GB.

  Third-party algorithm data can be stored only on the disks where the system RAID resides (the first three disks). The locations are as follows:

  /opt/third_algorithm_D

  If the space required by the third-party algorithm is X, set this parameter to X. If there are multiple third-party algorithms, set this parameter to the total space required by all third-party algorithms.

Online Expand

Button for expanding capacity in RAID 5 or non-RAID mode when idle disks are available.

Rebuilding System Partitions

Button for rebuilding the system partition. If the system partition is damaged, some services will be interrupted. In this case, you are advised to contact technical support to rectify the system partition fault. If the fault cannot be rectified, you can click Rebuilding System Partitions to rebuild the system partition.

Forcibly Format

Button for forcibly formatting disks.

• Disk formatting will delete all data from hard disks and removable disks (such as removable hard disks and USB flash drives). Before performing this operation, remove removable hard disks from USB ports to prevent data loss.
• Some data is stored on the device. Therefore, after this operation, some data can still be found, but the associated images or recordings cannot be viewed.

  If you want to clear the data stored on the device, you are advised to press Reset on the device to restore the device to factory settings.

Compatibility List

Button for uploading the system disk compatibility list software package IVS1800-××_12.0.0.SPC60_DiskCompatibility.zip to update the compatibility list. The compatibility list helps you verify the manufacturer, model, and type of the disk as well as and their compatible device models. After the verification is complete, the page is automatically refreshed, and the disk compatibility information is updated accordingly.

• After the device is upgraded or the system is reinstalled, the compatibility list software package is automatically restored to the factory settings (a system-provided software package). If an update is required, manually upload the compatibility list software package from the local computer. After the package upload is complete, the system will automatically verify the disk compatibility.

Insufficient Recording Space Policy

Recording recycling mode.

• Stop:

  Only recordings whose storage period elapses are recycled. After the storage space is used up, recording stops.

• Overwrite:

  Recordings are recycled in the following sequence until the size of available storage space is greater than the threshold: recordings whose storage period elapses > recordings whose storage period is not configured > earliest recordings in the storage period.

Recording Recycle Policy

• By storage space: Recordings are recycled when the size of the storage space is less than or equal to the threshold.

• By storage period: Recordings are recycled when the size of the storage space is less than or equal to the threshold or the storage period elapses.

  Threshold (GB) = Number of connected cameras x 2

Save

Button for saving settings.

GB/T 28181 Service Name

User-defined service name for connecting a device to a third-party platform through the GB/T 28181 protocol.

Connection Protocol

Protocol for connecting a device to a third-party platform.

• T28181-2011
• T28181-2016
• T28181-2022

Local Domain Code

Enter a 20-digit number. You are advised to set the eleventh to thirteenth digits (indicating the type code) to 118. The local domain code of each device must be unique.

For details about GB/T 28181 connection code formats, see GB/T 28181 Connection Code Formats.

GB/T 28181 Service Code of Upper-Level Platform

Code for connecting a device to a third-party platform.

Password

Password for connecting a device to a third-party platform through the GB/T 28181 protocol. The passwords set at both sides must be the same.

The password must contain 8 to 16 characters, including at least two types of the following characters: uppercase letters, lowercase letters, digits, and special characters. You are advised to set a password with high complexity.

Confirm Password

Confirm password, whose value must be the same as the value of Password.

GB/T 28181 Service IP of Upper-Level Platform

IP address of the third-party platform. Set this parameter based on the IP address type specified by GB28181Iptype under System > Advanced Configuration.

Port

Port number for GB/T 28181 connection. Set this parameter based on the site requirements.

Share All Devices

Indicates whether to share all cameras connected to the device with the upper-level video and image management platform. The default value is Yes.

Max Sessions

Maximum number of live video viewing channels and video playback channels that can be requested by a third-party platform user.

Devices in Single SIP Packet

Number of devices whose information can be carried in a single SIP packet sent to the upper-level video and image management platform.

• If the network device's packet fragmentation and assembly capabilities are weak, you are advised to set Devices in Single SIP Packet to a small value.
• If the network device's packet fragmentation and assembly capabilities are strong, you are advised to set Devices in Single SIP Packet to a large value.

Character Set

Character set used for connection. The following character sets are supported:

• UTF-8
• GB2312

The character set must be the same on both parties.

Register Periodically

Mode for keeping connections between a third-party platform and a device.

• Yes: Registration messages will be sent periodically to keep connections.
• No: Keepalive messages will be sent periodically to keep connections.

Support Audio

Indicates whether a third-party platform supports audio.

• Yes
• No

Report Alarm By

Method for a device to report alarms.

The options are as follows:

• Event subscription and notification (default): A device reports triggered alarms to a third-party platform only after the platform subscribes to device alarms.
• Notification: A device reports triggered alarms to a third-party platform even if the platform does not subscribe to device alarms.

ONVIF

Indicates whether to enable ONVIF. When connecting a device to a third-party platform as an NVR, you need to enable ONVIF and select the authentication mode and transmission protocol based on the site requirements.

Authentication Mode

Authentication mode used for connecting the device to the upper-level video and image management platform. The value must be the same as that set on the upper-level video and image management platform. For details about the authentication modes supported by the upper-level video and image management platform, contact the device vendor of the upper-level video and image management platform.

The default value is Digest_SHA256. This parameter can be set to Digest_MD5/Digest_SHA256, Digest_MD5, or Digest_MD5/WSSE only when EnableMD5_N_Onvif is set to 1.

• Digest_SHA256
• Digest_MD5/Digest_SHA256
• Digest_MD5
• Digest_MD5/WSSE
• WSSE
• None

The Digest_MD5/Digest_SHA256, Digest_MD5, Digest_MD5/WSSE, WSSE, and None authentication modes may cause security risks. If you select any of these modes, the system displays a message indicating that the system is prone to risks. Exercise caution when using any of these modes. For security purposes, you are advised to enable authentication and use the Digest_SHA256 authentication mode.

Protocol Type

Transmission protocol for connecting the device to the upper-level video and image management platform. The value must be the same as that configured for the upper-level video and image management platform.

• HTTPS
• HTTP
• HTTP/HTTPS

The HTTP protocol may cause security risks. If you select this protocol, a message will be displayed, indicating that the system is prone to risks. Exercise caution when using it. For security purposes, you are advised to select HTTPS. If HTTP is selected, set the port number of the upper-level platform to 80. If HTTPS is selected, set the port number of the upper-level platform to 8079.

Channel Synchronization Mode

Channel synchronization mode.

• By online channels: The system reports the actual number of online cameras.
• By capability: The system reports the maximum number of channels that can be connected to the device. For example, if only 30 cameras are connected to the device that can connect a maximum of 64 channels, the system reports 64 channels.
• By connected channels: The system reports the actual number of connected cameras.

User Name

User name and password for the device (as an NVR) to connect to a third-party platform. The password must contain 8 to 16 characters and at least two types of the following characters: uppercase letters, lowercase letters, digits, and special characters. The password must be different from the user name or the user name spelled backwards.

Password

Confirm Password

Transmission Protocol

Transmission protocol type, which is set based on the third-party requirements.

• HTTP
• HTTPS

HTTP is an insecure protocol. Exercise caution on data security when using it. HTTPS is recommended.

Certificate

Indicates whether to enable certificates imported on the List Connection tab page under Certificate Management.

Platform Address

IP address and port number of the platform that pushes data to a third-party platform.

Port Number

User Name

User name and password for pushing data to a third-party platform.

Password

Data Type

• Metadata Type
  • All: all metadata types
  • Person
  • Target
  • Motor vehicle
  • Non-motorized vehicle
  • Traffic violation
  • Traffic flow statistics
  • Device status

Image Push

Image push mode.

• Default
• Partial image
• Full image
• No image

Coding Mode

Device code.

Connection code.

• Connection Protocol
  • T2181-2016
  • T2181-2011
• Local Domain Code: Set the local domain code in the Connection Protocol area based on actual requirements.

RTSP Placement

Authentication Mode

• Digest_MD5: digest authentication with MD5 encryption. This authentication method may cause security risks. Exercise caution when using it.
• Digest_SHA256: digest authentication with SHA256 encryption.

Interconnection Password

User Name

User name for pushing data to the connected device. Set this parameter based on the site requirements.

Password

Password for pushing data to the connected device. Set this parameter based on the site requirements.

The password must contain 8 to 16 characters and at least two types of the following characters: uppercase letters, lowercase letters, digits, and special characters. The password must be different from the user name or the user name spelled backwards.

Confirm Password

Confirm password, whose value must be the same as the value of Password.

Channel No

Basic information displayed when configuring device interconnection.

Device Name

IP Address

URL

Refresh

Button for refreshing the URL interconnection data list.

Copy URL

Button for copying the URL for obtaining streams from the camera through RTSP for stream pulling.

Enabling Cloud Services

Indicates whether to enable the cloud service.

After this check box is selected, devices can be connected to the cloud service system by scanning the QR code through the HOLOWITS app.

Cloud Service Countries/Regions

Country/Region for which the cloud service is connected.

Status

Indicates whether a device is successfully connected to the cloud service.

If so, Logged in is displayed, indicating that the device is connected successfully.

Connection Method

• Public Cloud Domain Name
• Public Cloud IP Address

Synchronize System Time with

• Indicates whether to allow the HWT-IVS1800 to automatically synchronize time with the .
  NOTE:

  If Synchronize System Time With PUBLIC CLOUD is toggled on, NTP time synchronization previously configured for the HWT-IVS1800 (if any) will turn invalid.

I have read and agreed to Privacy Statement (Pay attention to risk of transferring privacy data.)

Indicates whether you have read and agreed to Privacy Statement. To save the cloud service configurations, you need to select this check box.

Save

Button for saving all the preceding configurations.

QR code

QR code for adding devices. You can scan it using the HOLOWITS app.

SN

Device ID.

Code

Verification code used by the app to connect to a device.

Device binding status

Binding status of the current device.

User Name

Basic information about a bound user.

Phone

Mail

Forcibly Unbind

Button for unbinding the current device from the HOLOWITS app.

SMTP Connection Mode

SMTP Server Domain

IP address or domain name of the SMTP server.

The domain name of the SMTP server varies depending on the mailbox. For details, contact the mailbox provider.

SMTP Server Port

Port number of the SMTP server.

The default value is 25. The port number of the SMTP server varies depending on the mailbox. For details, contact the mailbox provider.

SMTP Mailbox Account

Account for logging in to the mailbox to which service alarms are to be sent.

Mailbox Authentication Code

SMTP authorization code for authorizing a mailbox to receive service alarms. For details, see How Do I Configure Connection to the SMTP Server?Maintenance Guide > FAQ > OMU Portal > How Do I Configure Connection to the SMTP Server? in the HWT-IVS1800 12.0.0.SPC30 Product Documentation.

Enable TLS

Enable Two-way Authentication

Indicates whether to enable email two-way authentication by referring to Table 6-83.

Use smtp

Indicates whether to enable SMTP by referring to Table 6-83.

Enable identity authentication login

Indicates whether to enable identity authentication-based login by referring to Table 6-83.

Sending Interval

Interval for sending service alarms of the same type. If you set this parameter to 0, a service alarm is sent by email immediately after it is generated.

If this parameter is set to 30, intrusion detection and loitering detection are selected as alarm types, and three intrusion alarms and four loitering alarms are generated in 30s, the system sends only two alarm emails within 30s, one for the first intrusion alarm and the other for the first loitering alarm.

Mail Recipients

Default email addresses for receiving service alarms.

If there are multiple email addresses, use semicolons (;) to separate them.

Save

After setting SMTP parameters, click Save. The system automatically checks whether the parameter settings are correct. After the settings are saved, click Test. The system automatically sends a test email to the specified email address.

Test

QQ Mail

smtp.qq.com

465

-

-

-

√

163 Mail

smtp.163.com

465

√

-

-

-

126 Mail

smtp.126.com

465

√

-

-

-

Sina Mail

smtp.sina.com

465

√

-

-

-

Outlook

smtp-mail.outlook.com

587

√

-

√

-

Gmail

smtp.gmail.com

465

√

-

-

-

Zoho Mail

smtp.zoho.com.cn

465

√

-

-

-

Server IP

IP address of an SNMP server

Server Port

Communication port of an SNMP server.

Version

Version of the SNMP used by an SNMP server, which can be obtained from the server administrator.

Currently, only the SNMP server whose SNMP version is v3 can be connected.

User Name

User name for connecting to an SNMP server, which can be obtained from the server administrator.

Security Level

Security level, which can be obtained from the server administrator.

• Authentication and encryption
• Authentication without encryption
• Non-authentication and non-encryption

For security purposes, you are advised to set this parameter to Authentication and encryption.

The following parameters are mandatory only when Security Level is set to Authentication and encryption or Authentication without encryption.

Authentication Protocol

Authentication protocol, which can be obtained from the server administrator.

• SHA-256
• SHA-384
• SHA-512

Authentication Password

Authentication password, which can be obtained from the server administrator.

The following parameters are mandatory only when Security Level is set to Authentication and encryption.

Key Agreement

Encryption protocol, which can be obtained from the server administrator.

• AES
• AES-192
• AES-256

Key

Encryption password, which can be obtained from the server administrator.

OK

Button for saving the current settings.

Cancel

Button for restoring data to the state last saved.

User Name

Authentication user for connecting an SNMP server to the device.

Security Level

Authentication mode for connecting an SNMP server to the device.

Currently, only Authentication and encryption is supported.

Authentication Protocol

Authentication protocol for connecting an SNMP server to the device.

• SHA-256
• SHA-384
• SHA-512

Authentication Password/Confirm

Password of the authentication protocol.

Key Agreement

Key protocol for connecting an SNMP server to the device.

• AES
• AES-192
• AES-256

Key/Confirm Key

Password of the encryption protocol.

OK

Button for saving the current settings.

Cancel

Button for restoring data to the state last saved.

Active registration

Indicates whether to enable proactive registration. By default, proactive registration is disabled.

Connection status

Connection status.

Server URL

URL of the upper-level platform. The value can be a domain name in the following format:

http(https)://IP address:Port number /xxx, for example, http://10.1.1.1:10000/service

User name

User name and password to be authenticated by the upper-level platform. If no authentication is required by the upper-level platform, you do not need to set these parameters.

Password

Name

• OMU
• SIP
• DCG
• OCG
• SCU
• SMU
• SRVFSADAPTER
• VA_A
• MU
• LDU
• SNMP
• IMGU
• MCS
• PCG
• NGINX
• NGINX_PORTAL
• DB

Device

Device to which a service module belongs.

Local Status

Service module running status.

• Running
• Offline

Operation

• You can click Restart to start a service module in Offline state.
• You can click Stop to stop a service module in Running state.

Restart

You can select multiple service modules in Offline state and click this button to start them.

Stop

You can select multiple modules in Running state and click this button to stop them.

Name

Camera name.

Address

IP address of a camera.

Local Status

Camera status. The options are as follows:

• Online
• Offline

Video channel status

Video channel status.

• Online
• Disconnected
• Manually enabled
• Offline
• Manually disabled
• Deleted

Recording Status

Recording status of a camera.

• On
• Off

Recording Type

Recording type of a camera.

• Full-process
• Scheduled

Real-Time Bit Rate (kbps)

Camera stream bit rate.

Scheduled Bit Rate

Alarm-Triggered Bit Rate

Storage (days)

Maximum duration for storing recordings in the database.

Storage (GB)

Used storage space.

Primary Stream

Stream information, consisting of the camera stream resolution (width x height, in pixels), frame rate (a positive integer containing a maximum of four digits), and bit rate (a positive integer containing a maximum of four digits, in kbit/s).

Secondary Stream 1

Secondary Stream 2

Downloading Template

Button for downloading the template for importing camera information.

Click Downloading Template to download the template for importing camera information.

Import

Button for connecting cameras in batches by importing a file.

Click Import and upload the camera information file to import the camera information.

For details, see Template-based Access.

Export

Button for exporting information about connected cameras.

Select the camera information to be downloaded and click Export to download the camera information to the local computer.

Name

Camera name.

IP Address

Camera IP address.

Equipment status

Camera status.

Model

Camera type.

Vendor

Camera vendor.

Device Model

Camera model.

Port

Port number of the camera connected to the platform.

Transport Protocol

Protocol used by the camera to connect to the platform.

Software Version

Camera version.

Device Code

Camera code information.

No.

Serial number.

ID

ID of a data link.

Local Status

Connection status.

• Online
• Offline
• Registration failed
• Keepalive failure

Created

Time information about a created link.

Duration

Peer IP Address

IP address of the peer device.

No.

Serial number.

ID

ID of a data link.

Data Type

Type of data that is transmitted currently.

• Metadata+Fitting
• Metadata
• Fitting

Fit Send Type

Type of trajectory data to be sent. This parameter is left empty when Data Type is set to Metadata.

• json
• protobuf

Local Status

Current connection status.

• Online
• Offline
• Registration failed
• Keepalive failure

Sending Status Code

Data sending status, whose value ranges from 0 to 83. You can use this parameter to determine whether data is sent properly. The value is 0 indicates normal data access. Other values indicate abnormal data access. Rectify the fault based on the site requirements.

Return Code

Code returned by the peer device, indicating request fulfillment status.

• 100–199: information response
• 200–299: response success
• 300–399: redirection message
• 400-499: client error response
• 500-599: server error response

Created

Time information about a created link.

Duration

Peer IP Address

IP address of the peer device.

Fit Details

Trajectory generation details, including the serial number, start time, end time, number of sent packets, total number of packets that need to be sent, sending rate (packets/time segment), maximum number of packets waiting to be sent, maximum sending duration (ms), and average sending duration (ms).

Full Backup

Button for backing up full data, including all system configuration files, database files, software packages, and recording index files.

Restoration

Button for restoring lost recordings due to data restoration.

For example, if the current time is 18:30:00 on December 19, 2020, you can use data generated at 16:35:50 on December 18, 2020 to restore data. After the data is restored, you can click Restoration to restore the recordings generated at the two time points to prevent recording loss.

Restore Data

Button for restoring data from the latest backup.

For example, the available time points for restoration are 2020-12-18 16:35:50 and 2020-12-18 16:41:25. If you click this button, the system restores data from the backup generated at 16:41:25 on December 18, 2020.

Network Adapter

Select the network adapter for which you need to check the communication status with the target device.

Destination

IP address of the target device to be tested. IPv6 and IPv4 addresses are supported.

Search

IP address of the target device to be searched for.

Duration

The default value is 86400, and the maximum duration is 30 days.

• By Seconds
• By Minute
• By the hour
• By day

Packet size(byte)

Maximum packet size. The default value is 1500 bytes, and the maximum value is 3000 bytes.

Batch Ping

Starts packet loss tests on selected devices in batches.

Stopping Ping

Stops packet loss tests on selected devices in batches.

Status

Indicates whether to enable the buzzing function for the device.

Beep Time (s)

Period in which the buzzer buzzes. The value ranges from 30s to 600s.

Currently selected chip

Chip whose information is to be displayed.

MemboryRate

Physical memory usage of the intelligent chip.

IntelligentCoreRate

Computing power usage of the intelligent chip.

IntelligentCPURate

CPU usage of the intelligent chip for scheduling the computing power.

CtrlCPURate

CPU usage of the intelligent chip for running the algorithm application.

MemoryRate

Bandwidth usage for data transmission between the host and intelligent chip.

ID

Basic information about the intelligent chip.

Name

Version

Temperature

Temperature of the intelligent chip, in degree Celsius.

Status

Count

Number of running intelligent chip processes.

No.

Sequence number of data streams forwarded from the northbound. The value of this parameter starts from 1.

Peer IP Address

IP address of the receiver.

Remote Port Number

Port number of the receiver.

Protocol

Northbound stream forwarding protocol.

Forwarding bit rate

Bit rate for stream forwarding, in kbit/s.

No.

Sequence number of data streams received in the southbound. The value of this parameter starts from 1.

Camera IP address

IP address of the camera for receiving streams in the southbound.

Local Port Number

Port number of the camera for receiving streams in the southbound.

Protocol

Southbound stream receiving protocol.

Stream Receiving Bit Rate

Bit rate for stream receiving, in kbit/s.

TLS Authentication

Indicates whether to enable TLS authentication. This function is enabled by default.

This function must be disabled when the SIRA authentication platform is connected outside China.

URL

URL of the authentication platform.

SiteNo.

Device ID, which contains one to six digits. Set this parameter based on the site requirements.

HeartBeatTime

(Mandatory) Heartbeat interval. The value ranges from 5s to 1800s. The default value is 300.

CacheWarnning

(Mandatory) Number of alarms that can be reported at the same time. The value ranges from 0 to 1024. The default value is 1024.

AudioPortCount

(Mandatory) Number of available audio ports. The value ranges from 0 to 99. The default value is 99.

GetNtpTime

(Mandatory) Time to obtain the NTP clock source. The value is a full hour from 0 to 23. The default value is 0.

Model Name

Device model. Set this parameter based on the site requirements.

Reset

Button for restoring the parameter settings on this page to the settings saved last time.

Start Time/End Time

Time segment for report query.

Report Period

Report period. The options are Weekly report and Monthly report.

Generate Report

Button for generating statistics reports.

Export Report

Button for exporting a statistics report to an Excel file and save the file to the local computer.

Statistical Chart

Displays the overall recording loss rate.

List of lost recordings

Displays details about each lost recording.

Overwriting disk data

Select the number of disk overwrite times. The default value is once.

Re-confirmation

Enter I Agree and click OK.

Confirm Password

Enter the device login password and click OK.

Search area

User Name

Name of the user to be searched for.

Status

Status of the user to be searched for.

• All
• Enable
• Locked
• Disable

Add User

Role

• User role.
  • Administrator
  • Operator
  • Administrator (ISV)
  • Operator (ISV)
• The Administrator and Administrator (ISV) roles have the same permissions but are applicable to different scenarios. So do the Operator and Operator (ISV) roles.
  • The Administrator role is used to log in to the iClient S100 or OMU portal.
  • The Operator role is used to log in to the OMU portal.
  • The Administrator (ISV) and Operator (ISV) roles are used in scenarios such as connection between devices and a third-party VIID or an integrated video platform.
• The Live video operator (man-machine) role is used only to log in to the LDU and perform operations such as live video viewing, gesture password change, logout, restart, and switchover between the primary and secondary screens.
• The Recording operator (man-machine) role is used only to log in to the LDU and perform operations such as live video viewing, recording playback, gesture password change, logout, restart, and switchover between the primary and secondary screens.
• The Recording administrator (man-machine) role is used to log in to the LDU and perform operations such as live video viewing, recording playback and download, gesture password change, logout, restart, and switchover between the primary and secondary screens.

User Name

User name and password. You are advised to set a complex password.

Password

Confirm Password

Multi-point Logins

Maximum number of computers where a user can add the device on the iClient S100 and log in to the device web system at the same time.

For example, if this parameter is set to N, a user can add the device on the from N computers and log in to the device web system on N computers at the same time.

PTZ Control Priority

PTZ control priority. The value ranges from 1 to 32. A smaller value indicates a higher priority.

Validity Period

• If you toggle on Validity Period, the user account is valid only within the specified period.
• If you toggle off Validity Period, the user account is permanently valid.

If you toggle off Validity Period, the message "Security risk exists if this function is disabled." is displayed. For security purpose, you are advised to toggle on Validity Period.

Effective Time/Expiration Time

Device Viewing Permissions

Indicates whether the user is assigned the permission to view cameras.

• All Off (default value): If this option is selected, the user has no permission to view all cameras, including newly added cameras after account creation. By default, new common users do not have the permission to view cameras. To allow the users to view live video and play back recordings from cameras on the iClient S100, you need to assign the device viewing permission to them.
• All: If this option is selected, the user has permission to view all cameras, including newly added cameras after account creation.
• Partial Activation: If this option is selected, you can specify the cameras that can be viewed by the user.

Description

Customized user description.