Contents

Table of Contents
Document Scope and Purpose
Introduction
Accessing the Unit
Quick Tour of the Web Interface
- Live View Workspace Overview
  - Command Buttons
  - PTZ Controller Panel
  - Viewing Toolbar
- Setup Workspace Overview
Configuring the Unit
- Configuring System Settings
  - Viewing Unit Information
    - Setting Operating Modes
      - NVR Mode
      - DVR Mode
      - HD Analytic Analog Mode
      - HD Analytic Decoder Mode
        
        Support for RTSP Authentication
        
        RTSP URLs for Supported Cameras
        
        To Enable RTSP Authentication
        
        Support for H.264 Encoding on Quasar Cameras
  - Viewing Firmware Information and Upgrading the Unit
  - Updating the Unit Firmware
  - Configuring User Accounts
    - To Add a New User Account
      - To Configure Unit Privileges
    - To Remove a User Account
  - Configuring the Date and Time
    - To Configure the Date Format and Time Zone Settings
    - To Define the Date and Time Settings
  - Configuring Discrete Input/Output Resources
    - To Configure the Settings for an Alarm Input
    - To Configure the Settings for a Relay Output
    - Changing Relay Status from N/O to N/C
  - Copying Settings to Other Units
  - Backing Up and Restoring Unit Settings
    - To Backup Unit Settings
    - To Restore Unit Settings
- Configuring Network Settings
  - Changing Unit's IP Addresses from the Web Interface
  - Using DNA for Initial IP Configuration of Connected Devices
  - Defining Multicast Settings
  - Defining SMTP Notifications
    - Password and SSL Support for Email
  - Setting the RTP Length (MTU) for Encrypted Networks
- Configuring Camera Settings
  - Defining the Camera Type and Model
    - Defining a Fixed Camera
    - To Define a Fixed Camera Source
    - Defining a PTZ Camera on trk-101-P
      - Defining the PTZ Camera Model and Control Communication Settings
        
        Using the PTZ Camera Definition Wizard
        
        Step 1: Detection & Tracking
        
        Step 2: Calibration
        
        To Callibrate a PTZ Camera
        
        Step 3: Presets & Playlist
        
        To Configure Presets and Playlists
        
        To Create a Preset
        
        To Remove a Preset
        
        To Create a Playlist
        
        Step 3: PTZ Synchronization with Fixed Cameras
        
        To Configure PTZ Synchronization
        
        To Create a Preset
        
        To Remove a Preset
        
        To Set Correlation Points in a Preset
        
        To Set the Interrupt Mode
        
        Step 4: Tracking Parameters
        
        To Adjust Image Quality
  - Configuring On-Screen Display Settings
    - OSD Camera Information List
    - To Define the On-Screen Display Settings Tab
  - Configuring Streaming Settings
    - To Define the Main Stream Settings
  - Aligning the Camera Position
    - To Realign a Camera or Preset Position
  - Using Storage on the Edge (SoE)
    - To Utilize Storage on the Edge
    - To Record an SoE Event
    - To Backup a File Using FTP
  - Tips for Camera Configuration
    - Tips for Configuring Stationary Cameras and Third-Party PTZ Cameras
    - Tips for Configuring All Cameras
      - Camera Height and Angle Adjustment
      - Lighting Adjustment
      - Camera Placement
      - Environmental Considerations
- Configuring Analytics
  - Solo Setup
    - To Perform a Solo Setup
    - Batch Solo Setup
  - Manually Defining the Depth (Perspective) of the Monitored Scene
    - Depth Tab Buttons
    - Depth Setup Step 1: Ground & Height
      - Selecting Measurement Units
      - Creating and Adjusting Human Markers
        
        To Adjust Markers Representing Persons on the Scene
        
        To Create Additional Markers
        
        To Delete Markers
      - Creating and Adjusting Ground Guidelines
        
        To Adjust a Ground Guideline
        
        To Create Ground Guidelines
        
        To Delete Ground Guidelines
    - Depth Setup Step 2: Camera & Horizon
      - Setting Camera Height
      - Adjusting the Horizon Skyline
    - Depth Setup Step 3: Advanced Depth Regions
      - To Set an Advanced Depth Region
      - To Add a Straight Line, Single-Segment Fence
      - To Add a Multi-Segment Fence
      - To Adjust an Existing Fence Line
      - To Add an Additional Detection Plane
      - Considerations for Configuring an Advanced Depth Region
    - Depth Setup Step 4: Verification
  - Automatic Depth Calibration
    - To Configure Automatic Depth Calibration
  - Configuring Detection Rules
    - Rule Types
      - Region Entrance
      - Loitering
      - Tripwire Crossing
      - Fence Trespass
      - Unattended Baggage
      - Stopped Vehicle
      - Object Removal
    - Creating New Rules
      - To Create a New Rule
    - Drawing Detection Areas
      - To Remove the Default Detection Area
        
        To Change the Color of a Detection Area
        
        To Draw Freehand Lines Using the Pencil Tool
        
        To Draw Straight Lines Using the Polygon Line Tool
        
        To Draw a Rectangle Using the Rectangle Tool
        
        To Fill an Area Using the Fill Tool
        
        To Erase an Area in a Color Mask Using the Eraser Tool
        
        To Clear All Masks from the Display Area
        
        To Change the Line Pencil and Eraser Tool Thickness
    - Modifying Rule Attributes
      - Modifying Region Entrance Rule Attributes
        
        To Modify a Rule to Detect When a Human and/or Vehicle Enters a Region
        
        To Modify Basic Attributes
        
        To Modify Advanced Rule Attributes
        
        To Define Directions
        
        Pre-Alarm Zones
      - Modifying Human Loitering Rule Attributes
        
        To Modify a Rule to Detect Human Loitering
      - Modifying Tripwire Crossover Rule Attributes
      - Modifying Fence Trespass Rule Attributes
        
        To Modify a Rule to Detect When a Human and/or Vehicle Crosses a Fence Line
        
        To Modify Advanced Attributes
      - Modifying Unattended Baggage Rule Attributes
      - Modifying Stopped Vehicle Rule Attributes
      - Modifying Object Removal Rule Attributes
    - Simulating Maximum and Minimum Object Sizes
    - Restoring Rule Attributes to their Default Settings
    - Enabling and Applying (Saving) Rules
    - Modifying and Duplicating Rules
- Configuring Advanced Analytic Settings
- Configuring the Event Engine
  - Defining Automatic Responses
  - Configuring Scheduled Actions
    - Configuring a Triggering Event
    - Configuring the Actions to Perform
      - To Configure the Actions Tab
    - Configuring the Monitoring Schedule for Automatic Responses
      - To Configure the Monitoring Schedule
    - Configuring When to Perform Scheduled Actions
      - To Configure When to Perform a Scheduled Action
    - Sorting Automatic Responses and Scheduled Actions in the Events List
    - Deleting Automatic Responses and Scheduled Actions from the Events List
- Operating with FLIR Cameras
  - Binding a FLIR Camera to the trk-101
  - Binding a PTZ Camera to the trk-101-P
Monitoring Real-Time Video
- Monitoring Live Video
  - Viewing Alarm Notifications
  - Tracking Detected Objects
  - Using the PTZ Controls
  - Arming and Disarming a Camera
  - Clearing Camera Alarms
  - Capturing the Video Image
- Monitoring Discrete Input/Output Resources
- Accessing a Remote Unit over the Web (Port Forwarding)
- Monitoring and Controlling Remote Sites with Site Viewer
  - Visual Alarm Indication on Site Viewer
  - To Log into Site Viewer
  - To Activate I/Os
  - To Control a PTZ Camera
  - To Playback a Clip
  - To Install the VLC Player
  - To Export a Clip
Appendix
- Network Settings
- Enabling Cookie Settings
- Configuring ActiveX Security Settings
- Resolving ActiveX Version Conflicts
- Using ioi Units with Windows Firewall Turned On

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Flir ioi PTZ ver.1 Tracker Specification

The Flir ioi PTZ ver.1 Tracker is a state-of-the-art surveillance solution designed to provide advanced tracking capabilities with high precision and reliability. Combining cutting-edge thermal imaging technology with precise pan-tilt-zoom functionality, this device is engineered for both security and operational efficiency in diverse environments.

The PTZ ver.1 Tracker is equipped with a high-resolution thermal sensor that enables it to perform in various lighting conditions, including complete darkness, fog, and smoke. This makes it ideal for perimeter security, critical infrastructure protection, and border surveillance. The camera's thermal imaging capability ensures that it can detect and track targets based on heat signatures, offering a distinct advantage over traditional visible-light cameras.

The device features a robust PTZ mechanism, allowing it to swiftly and smoothly cover wide areas with its extensive range of motion. It supports continuous 360-degree panning and has a tilting range that enables comprehensive area coverage. The zoom functionality provides the capability to focus on distant subjects with exceptional clarity, ensuring detailed observation and analysis.

The Flir ioi PTZ ver.1 Tracker integrates advanced analytics, including automatic tracking and alert generation, which enhances situational awareness and response time. The system is designed for seamless integration with existing security infrastructure, supporting various communication protocols and interface options.

Built to withstand harsh environmental conditions, the PTZ ver.1 Tracker is encased in a rugged housing that is weatherproof and durable. This ensures reliable performance in extreme temperatures and adverse weather, making it suitable for outdoor installations.

Overall, the Flir ioi PTZ ver.1 Tracker stands out as a versatile and reliable surveillance tool, offering superior thermal imaging and advanced tracking capabilities for a wide range of security applications.

Flir ioi PTZ ver.1 Tracker F.A.Q.

How do I perform a factory reset on the Flir ioi PTZ ver.1 Tracker?

To perform a factory reset, press and hold the reset button located on the camera for 10 seconds until the status LED blinks. This will restore the system to its default settings.

What should I do if the camera is not connecting to the network?

First, ensure the network cable is securely connected. Check the IP settings and make sure the camera is on the same subnet as your network. If issues persist, try rebooting the camera and the network switch.

How can I update the firmware of the Flir ioi PTZ ver.1 Tracker?

Download the latest firmware from the Flir support website. Access the camera's web interface, navigate to the firmware update section, and upload the downloaded file. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the update.

What is the recommended maintenance schedule for the Flir ioi PTZ ver.1 Tracker?

It is recommended to clean the camera lens and housing every three months. Check for firmware updates quarterly and perform a functionality test monthly to ensure all features are working correctly.

How do I set up motion tracking on the Flir ioi PTZ ver.1 Tracker?

Access the camera's web interface, navigate to the motion tracking settings, and enable the feature. Adjust the sensitivity and area settings according to your monitoring needs. Save the changes to activate motion tracking.

What steps should I take if the PTZ functions are not working?

Verify that the power supply is adequate and that there are no obstructions blocking the camera movement. Check the PTZ configuration settings in the web interface and ensure all connections are secure.

How can I optimize the video quality on the Flir ioi PTZ ver.1 Tracker?

Adjust the camera's resolution and bitrate settings through the web interface to balance quality and bandwidth. Ensure proper lighting and clean the lens to enhance image clarity.

Can I integrate the Flir ioi PTZ ver.1 Tracker with third-party VMS platforms?

Yes, the camera supports integration with various third-party VMS platforms through standard protocols like ONVIF. Consult the camera's documentation and your VMS provider for specific configuration steps.

How do I secure the Flir ioi PTZ ver.1 Tracker against unauthorized access?

Change the default login credentials immediately after installation. Enable HTTPS and set up a VPN for remote access. Regularly update the firmware to protect against security vulnerabilities.

What troubleshooting steps should I take if the video feed is distorted?

First, check the network bandwidth and ensure it is sufficient. Verify the camera's resolution and compression settings. Inspect the camera lens for dirt or damage, and adjust the focus if necessary.