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62 • Configuring the ViconNet System XX112-36-00 Rev 909 Kollector Hybrid Network Digital Video Recorder
Configuring the Nucleus
The Nucleus takes an active role in the ViconNet system, acting as a central station that connects all
devices running the ViconNet application. This is why the ViconNet system is designed in a way that will
allow it full operation even if the Nucleus is down. The information on the Nucleus is always sent to all
devices (after any update), so in a case where the Nucleus goes down, they can use that data to operate
until the Nucleus is restored. In such cases, only “new” actions that require the Nucleus, will not work (like
adding a new site). The more devices connected to the system, the more resources the Nucleus requires.
The device holding the backup Nucleus files, which runs at all times, can also be configured as a safety
mechanism for cases when the system does not operate due to a problem, such as a power failure in the
Nucleus. When there is a failure on the Nucleus device, all systems that were connected to the Nucleus will
display as “not connected.” The user can then change the name of the backup workstation to the computer
name of the original Nucleus Workstation and then change the IP of the “Backup” to be the same as that of
the Nucleus PC. Then the user must restore the settings from the Nucleus backup folder to the “Backup
Nucleus.” This makes this device transparent to the other Workstations and they will all connect to it as if
they are connected to the original Nucleus PC.
In a small network (fewer than five sites), the Nucleus and backup Nucleus (if it exists) can be on any of the
transmitters or Workstations and a backup Nucleus should only be configured if deemed necessary. If the
Nucleus is configured on a site and it is heavily loaded with recordings and transmissions, the Nucleus
should be moved to a dedicated Workstation. In a large network (more than five sites), it is strongly
recommended that the Nucleus and backup Nucleus be run on dedicated Workstations.
Creating a New Network
This procedure provides a five-step example of how to create a new ViconNet network using a field-proven
method of setup and commissioning. In this example, we will create a network made up of Kollectors with
RAIDs and Workstations.
• Step 1: Setting the Sites' IP Addresses, page 63
• Step 2: Configuring the Network Setup for a Master Nucleus System, page 64
• Step 3: Configuring a Site to Connect to Nucleus, page 65
• Step 4: Connecting the Master Nucleus to the Backup Nucleus, page 65
• Step 5: Testing the Network, page 66
NOTES:
To prevent problems, it is recommended that you methodically plan your network ahead of time.
Do not use this procedure to modify an already existing network.
Before beginning, ensure that all CAT5 cables to the transmitters and Workstations are connected to a hub
or switch and that they are properly wired on each end, per 568B (or 568A). It is important to not mix
connection methods or connect or disconnect cables when the application is running.
- Software Manual 1
- Important Notice 3
- About This Manual 4
- Table of Contents 5
- Chapter 1 10
- Introducing ViconNet 10
- What Is the Kollector? 11
- How Does ViconNet Work? 11
- Frequently Asked Questions 12
- ViconNet Products 15
- UPS System Requirements 18
- System Architecture 19
- Front Panel Indicators 20
- Chapter 2 22
- Getting to Know ViconNet 22
- Logging In 23
- Main Window 24
- Main Window Toolbar 26
- Video and Recording Elements 28
- Site List 29
- To reverse a selection: 30
- Site Map 31
- Video Display Area 35
- Display Mode Controls 40
- Picture Quality 41
- Refresh Mode 42
- Function Controls 43
- Playback Controls 44
- Other Controls 45
- Navigator Window 46
- Navigator Window Toolbar 48
- Navigator Area 48
- To view recorded contents: 49
- Navigator List Controls 50
- Recorded Device Contents 51
- Time Interval Tabs 52
- Date/Time Controls 53
- Time Interval Map Area 53
- Playback Start Time Selector 54
- Selected Recorded Interval 54
- Zoom Controls 55
- Changing the Display Mode 56
- Functions and Settings 57
- Export Video 58
- Analytics Search 58
- Archive Controls 58
- Play Button 59
- Clear Button 59
- Cancel Button 59
- Alarm Window 60
- System 61
- Logging Out 63
- Watchdog 64
- Chapter 3 66
- Configuring the Nucleus 71
- Creating a New Network 71
- Step 5: Testing the Network 75
- Modifying Microphones 83
- Configuring/Modifying Relays 85
- Using Reset Nucleus 87
- An example is shown below: 88
- Display 91
- Defining Groups 93
- To add a new group: 94
- Defining Users 96
- Configuring Auto Login 103
- Deleting Disks 108
- HD Mobility 109
- Creating a Group Set 112
- Editing a Group Set 115
- To edit a Group Set: 116
- is automatic 122
- Automatic FPS 123
- Manual FPS 124
- Creating Macros 130
- To create a macro: 131
- Macro Commands 137
- Creating Matrix Macros 139
- Activating Relays in Macros 141
- Defining Email and Texting 142
- User/Macro Priority 146
- User vs. Macro 147
- Macro vs. Macro 147
- Configuring Alarm Events 148
- Defining Alarm Setup Links 149
- To define alarm setup links: 150
- Setting Pre/Post Alarms 161
- To set pre/post alarms: 162
- Video Analytics Engine 165
- Events Management 166
- Creating Schedules 175
- To create a schedule: 176
- Configuring Low Bandwidth 180
- To configure the control: 182
- Activating a Control 184
- Creating a Map Set 186
- To create a map set: 187
- Editing a Map Set 193
- Make a network global set: 194
- To add a camera 196
- To edit a camera 197
- To delete a camera 197
- Third Party Format 198
- Creating a Library File 199
- Viewing the Settings Summary 203
- Display Settings 204
- Registering Your System 205
- Chapter 4 208
- Overview 209
- the ViconNet System 213
- To operate a PTZ camera: 219
- Control Dialog Display area 220
- Chapter 5 222
- Recording Live Video/Audio 222
- Transmitter 225
- Automatic Recording 227
- Alarm Recording 229
- Chapter 6 230
- Playback Workflow 232
- Recorded 235
- Segment 235
- Camera/Microphone 245
- Quick Playback 246
- Move Playback To Time 247
- Museum Search 249
- Defining ROIs 252
- How Episodes Are Determined 253
- Video Analytics 254
- Creating Archives 256
- To remove an archive: 259
- Chapter 7 260
- Working with Macros 261
- To work with macros: 262
- Chapter 8 264
- Generating Reports 264
- To save the log to a file: 266
- Opening the Reports Window 268
- button 273
- Column Description 274
- Device Name 274
- The name of the device 274
- Site Name 274
- Generating Audit Log Reports 275
- Date/Time 276
- Command 276
- The name of the operation 276
- Generating RVS Log Reports 277
- Generating CFN Log Reports 278
- Button Description 280
- Go to first page of events 280
- Chapter 9 286
- Video Clips 286
- Printing Frames 287
- Exporting Frames 288
- Creating Video Clips 289
- Appendix A 290
- To disable the firewall: 293
- Firewall 294
- Appendix B 296
- Configuring the Network 296
- Appendix C 300
- Setting Up a VPN Service 300
- To set up the VPN server: 301
- To set up the IP address: 303
- To set up the VPN Network: 308
- Troubleshooting 309
- Appendix D 310
- Using Video Analytics 310
- Appendix E 312
- System Default 313
- Running ViconNet 314
- Advanced Notes 315
- Vicon Industries Inc 317
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