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Note: When searching on archived video you are only allowed to specify date
and time criteria.
5. Use the Event tab to specify search criteria such as the name of the rule
violated, the type of activity, or the type of object for which you want to search,
such as where a person was detected.
Rule name - Specify the name of the rule you created on the Rules tab,
or Any to search all rules.
Acknowledgement Delay - Specify the number of minutes after the
event occurred that it was acknowledged by an operator
Activity - Choose the type activity you want to search for.
Search for - Determine if you want to search for a person, vehicle or
boat, suspicious object, or all objects.
Dwell Time - Specify the dwell time of the person or object you’re
searching for.
Note: The event criteria available will change with the type of search you
perform.
6. Use the Alarm Input buttons to further narrow your search:
On - This selection returns clips when the alarm input state was on.
Off - This selection returns clips when the alarm input state was off.
Do Not Care - This selection does not include the state of the alarm input
in the search filter.
7. When doing an All Video search use the Scene Change buttons to indicate if
you want clips returned where there is a sudden scene change.
8. Click the Start Search button.
9. The Search results area displays a thumbnail view or a list view of all video
clips that match your selection criteria. Click the play button on a thumbnail
clip to enlarge and play the video clip.
Searching for a Specific Object (Appearance Search)
You can narrow down your search to look for a specific person, vehicle, boat or
suspicious object. This is also known as doing an appearance search.
1. Find a video clip from your previous search results that contain the object for
which you want to search. If you’re currently viewing search results as a list,
use the Show Results As drop-down menu to select Thumbnail.
2. When you find the object you want to search for select the Pick Appearance
icon, and click inside the colored box that borders the object. Note that the
colored bounding box around the object turns orange as you select it.
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