Netavis Observer

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Version 4

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About

NETAVIS Observer is the open and strong software platform for professional video management. NETAVIS Observer is highly compliant with CCTV- and IT-standards, has the best performance due to Linux-based technology and unrivaled adaptability to customer requirements.

Available in its 4th generation, it provides a full set of functions for video surveillance projects. NETAVIS Observer is available in four editions ranging from small single-server installations with professional functionalities to complex and large installations with various integrations and optional server andclient modules.

NETAVIS iCAT video analytics provides even more value for each and every video surveillance installation. With NETAVIS's optional own and third party iCAT modules perimeter security, people counting, number plate recognition and much more can be realised easily without extra software, extra hardware nor extra deployment.

http://www.netavis.net/en/products/video-management

Version 4

Tested Functions

Netavis Observer	IP Intercom Version	Scan device	Video from IP Intercom	Audio from IP Intercom	Audio to IP Intercom	Switch control	Events from IP Intercom
4.6.5.164.752	2.17.0.26.1	N/S			N/S	N/S
4.6.0.161.723	2.13.0.22.1	N/S			N/S	N/S

IP Intercom Settings

 Requirements for IP Intercom

 Enable parameter RTSP Server Enabled in menu Services / Streaming.

Enable Onvif and set authorisation data in menu Services / Onvif.

Tested Features

 Video from HIP

Start the NETAVIS Observer client and connect to your server using the credentials of the client administrator (which is completely separate from the previously discussed server administrator) given to you by your distributor / system integrator or use the default login (username: admin / password: admin). Choose Camera admin from the System administration menu. This opens the Camera admin dialog.

With a mouse click, select the camera group to which you want to add the new camera and choose Add new camera from the right-click menu which opens the Properties dialog:

Set the camera’s: Name, Type, Admin login, IP address. Click on Save to save the settings.

After the camera is added to the camera tree, select it again, click Next on the bottom to open the camera’s Default settings for video streams and choose Modify selected camera or group from the right-click menu:

In the view port press the Add camera button.

This opens the camera tree. Select a camera from the camera tree.

 Audio from IP Intercom

 indicates that audio from the camera is on.  indicates that audio from the camera is off. A click on the icon turns it on or off.

 Events from IP Intercom

Observer can record and display events of various types. These can be camera-related events like video analytics events, archive access by a user, or camera failures, but also system-related events like user logon and logoff. Events are displayed in Event lists of the client and are stored in the central event database of the server were they can also be queried. They have several properties that depend on the type of the event.

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