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Alarms from Events
Event Video Options
Video Retrieval
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Surveillance Common Sense
View Operators may find that security video from the time of an outside world event and/or
a customer-device event are usually more informative than video from the time of other
events (such as View operator and Multi-Media unit events). For example, viewing video
from the time of an alarm caused by an intrusion detection sensor at your site makes good
sense. Video from the time of a View session starting might not make as much sense since
the event did not happen at a Multi-Media site.
Tamper Detection
Events due to tamper detection can compromise cameras and video and may not be
available afterwards (see
Tamper Detection
1.
Run an alarm session.
2.
Select an alarm from the session's tear-away player (as explained in
page 85).
3.
Click Video to start a Retrieval session from the time of the alarm (see
for the location of Video button). When a site has many cameras, you are
page 86
asked to select the camera(s) to view.
that has been dragged down, revealing the Alarm session in the background.
4.
To watch video obtained before or after the time of the alarm, use the jump-to-time
slider, as needed (see
5.
Click Alarms in the site tree to display the Alarm session.
on page 92).
Figure 6-9 (page
Skipping Through Recorded Video
Alarm
Session,
on
Figure 6-8
89) shows a Retrieval session
on page 52).
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