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Milestone XProtect
®
Professional
2014
Administrator's Manual
www.milestonesys.com
44
Getting started
The CSV file must have a header line (determining what each value on the following lines is about),
and the following lines must each contain information about one hardware device only. A minimum of
information is always required for each hardware device:
Name
Description
HardwareAddress
IP address of the hardware device.
HardwareUsername
User name for hardware device's administrator account.
HardwarePassword
Password for hardware device's administrator account.
HardwareDriverID
If cameras and server are offline—specify a HardwareDriverID for
each hardware device you want to add. Example: ACTi ACD-2100
105 indicates that you should use 105 as the ID if adding an ACTi
ACD-2100 hardware device.
Existing configuration parameters that are not specified in CSV file remain unchanged. If a parameter
value for an individual camera in the CSV file is empty, the existing parameter value remains
unchanged on that camera. Most system integrators store hardware device information in
spreadsheets like Microsoft Excel, from which they can save the information as comma-separated
values in a CSV file.
The following applies for the information present in CSV files:
The first line of the CSV file must contain the headers, and following lines must contain
information about one hardware device each
Separators can be commas, semicolons or tabs, but cannot be mixed
All lines must contain valid values—pay special attention to the fact that camera names, user
names and similar items must be unique, and must not contain any of the following special
characters: < > & ' " \ / : * ? | [ ]
There is no fixed order of values, and optional parameters can be omitted entirely
Boolean fields are considered true unless set to 0, false or no
Lines containing only separators are ignored
Empty lines are ignored
Even though the CSV file format is generally ASCII only, Unicode identifiers are allowed. Even without
Unicode identifiers, the entire file or even individual characters are allowed to be Unicode strings.
Configure storage wizard
The Video storage step helps you quickly configure your cameras' video and recording properties.
Configure storage: Video settings and preview
Control bandwidth, brightness, compression, contrast, resolution, rotation and more in Video settings.
Use the list on the left side of the wizard window to select a camera and adjust its video settings. Then
select the next camera and adjust its settings. Video settings are to a large extent camera-specific, so
you must configure these settings individually for each camera.
- Administrator's Manual 1
- Contents 2
- Before you start 10
- About daylight saving time 11
- About time servers 11
- About virus scanning 12
- System overview 13
- Clients 15
- Install silently 16
- Milestone Mobile client 17
- XProtect Web Client 19
- Recording Server Manager 20
- XProtect Download Manager 21
- Hiding and removing features 22
- Licenses 24
- About replacing cameras 25
- Install and upgrade 27
- Install video device drivers 29
- Upgrade 29
- First time use 33
- Best practices 34
- Power outages: use a UPS 35
- Print help topics 36
- About restarting services 37
- Monitor storage space usage 37
- Getting started 39
- Add hardware wizard 40
- Express 41
- Import from CSV file 43
- Configure storage wizard 44
- Manage user access wizard 55
- Advanced configuration 57
- Configure hardware devices 59
- Delete hardware devices 59
- Camera and database action 61
- Speaker properties 62
- Hardware properties 62
- PTZ device (properties) 63
- About database resizing 65
- About motion detection 65
- Enabled motion detection 66
- Disabled motion detection 66
- Motion detection sensitivity 66
- Online periods 67
- E-mail notification 68
- SMS notification 68
- Set up a profile 68
- Configure motion detection 69
- Disable or delete cameras 69
- Video recording (properties) 73
- Regular frame rate mode: 76
- Speedup frame rate mode: 77
- Dual stream: 78
- Manual recording 79
- Frame rate - MJPEG 80
- Frame Rate - MPEG 83
- Audio recording 84
- Audio selection 85
- Camera properties 86
- MJPEG video format 88
- Regular frame rate mode 88
- Speedup frame rate mode 88
- Dual stream 89
- MPEG video format 89
- Frame rate 89
- Recording 91
- Event notification 95
- Privacy masking 98
- 360° lens 99
- Fisheye 100
- PTZ preset positions 101
- PTZ patrolling 103
- Patrolling list 104
- PTZ scanning 104
- PTZ on event 105
- Microphones 106
- Microphone (properties) 107
- Events and output 108
- Add an analytics event 110
- Add a hardware input event 110
- Add a hardware output 111
- Add a manual event 112
- Add a generic event 112
- Add a timer event 113
- Test a generic event 114
- General event properties 116
- Events and output properties 117
- Hardware input event 118
- Hardware output 120
- Manual event 120
- Timer event 121
- Generic event 122
- (indicated in red) 123
- Scheduling and archiving 125
- About archiving 126
- About archiving locations 127
- About archiving audio 128
- About archiving schedules 129
- Scheduling all cameras 131
- Scheduling options 133
- Archiving 133
- Online period 134
- Speedup 135
- About Matrix video sharing 136
- About Matrix-recipients 136
- Configure Matrix 137
- Matrix properties 137
- Matrix event control 138
- About logs 139
- Log locations 140
- Log structures 141
- Log integrity checks 141
- Log properties 142
- Audit Log 143
- Notifications 144
- Attachment Settings (email) 145
- Server Settings (email) 146
- About SMS 147
- Configure SMS notifications 147
- SMS properties 147
- Server Settings (SMS) 148
- Scheduling 149
- Central 150
- Access control 151
- Steps in this wizard: 152
- Associated cameras 152
- Final summary 152
- Access control properties 153
- Access Control Actions 155
- Server access 158
- Configure server access 159
- Server access properties 159
- Local IP ranges 160
- Master/Slave 161
- Slave server properties 162
- Update status on slaves 162
- About users 163
- Add basic users 163
- Add Windows users 163
- Add user groups 164
- User properties 165
- General access 166
- Camera access 166
- Alarm management 168
- Access control management 168
- Services 169
- Servers 170
- About Video push 171
- Add/edit a Mobile server 171
- Add a Video push channel 171
- Mobile server settings 173
- Video Push 174
- Automatic exports 175
- Exported recordings 175
- Performance 176
- Level 2 177
- Level 3 177
- About Mobile Server Manager 178
- Log Settings 178
- Mobile Server Manager 178
- About show status 179
- Edit certificate 179
- Show/edit port numbers 180
- About alarms 181
- About maps 182
- Add an alarm 183
- Alarms properties 184
- Alarm data settings 185
- Sound settings 186
- MIP plug-ins 187
- Settings 188
- Options 189
- User Interface 190
- Default File Paths 191
- Analytics Event Settings 191
- Event Server Settings 192
- System maintenance 194
- Restore system configuration 195
- Glossary of Terms 201
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