EVI Perimeter Client Linux User Manual 1.9.0.ru - en

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Video monitoring system
EVI Perimeter Client Linux

User guide
Software version1.9.0
ManagementEVI Perimeter Client Linux 1.9.0
Content
1 Introduction........................................................ ........................................................ ............................4
1.1 General information ................................................ ........................................................ ............4
1.2 Key FeaturesEVI Perimeter ................................................... ................................4

2 ClientEVI Perimeter Linux........................................................ .................................................5
2.1 System requirements for the client.................................................. ........................................5
2.2 Client installation........................................................ ........................................................ ................5
2.3 Startup and connection................................................................... ........................................................ ..........7
2.4 Sidebar................................................ ........................................................ ........................8

2.5 Section “Cameras” ................................................... ........................................................ ....................9
2.5.1 Adding a camera .................................................... ........................................................ ...10

2.5.2 Adding one camera byONVIF/RTSP ................................................... ............... 10
2.5.3 Adding multiple cameras byONVIF................................................ ................. 16
2.5.4 Camera stream statuses................................................................... ...................................................19
2.5.5 Editing camera settings................................................................... ............................19

2.5.6 Section “Basic” .................................................... ........................................................ .......20
2.5.7 Section “Motion Detector”................................................................ .........................................20
2.5.8 Section “Recording to archive”................................................................ ........................................................22
2.5.9 Examples of archive settings................................................................... .........................................23
2.5.10 Removing a camera .................................................... ........................................................ ........26
2.5.11 Camera search .................................................... ........................................................ ...............27
2.6 Section “Users”................................................................ ........................................................ .......27
2.6.1 Adding a new user........................................................ ...............................28

2.6.2 Editing a user .................................................... ........................................29
2.6.3 Blocking a user .................................................... ...........................................thirty
2.6.4 Deleting a user .................................................... ...............................................thirty
2.6.5 Search for a user................................................... ........................................................ ....31
2.7 Section “Types” .................................................... ........................................................ .......................32
2.7.1 Creating a view .................................................... ........................................................ .............33
2.7.2 Indication of camera statuses in the form................................................... ...........................36
2.7.3 Editing a view................................................... ........................................................ .37

2.7.4 Quickly edit a view ................................................................... ...................................37
2.7.5 Deleting a view .................................................... ........................................................ .............38
2.7.6 Search for a species .................................................... ........................................................ ....................38
2.7.7 Context menu ................................................ ........................................................ .......39

2.7.8 Navigating between views................................................................... ...........................................39
2.8 Working with the archive .................................................... ........................................................ ................40
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2.8.1 Viewing the archive .................................................... ........................................................ .........40
2.8.2 Archive navigation ................................................................... ........................................................ ...41
2.8.3 Saving video................................................................... ............................................42

2.8.4 Saving an image from the camera.................................................... ...........................43
2.8.5 Switching cameras from the archive .................................................... ........................................44
2.8.6 Switch to full-screen camera viewing ................................................................. ..............44

2.8.7 Selecting a monitor .................................................... ........................................................ ..........45
2.8.8 Unlinking a view................................................... ........................................................ .......46

2.9 License information........................................................ ........................................................ ...47
2.10 Changing user........................................................ ........................................................ ..........47
2.11 Closing the program................................................... ........................................................ .........48
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1. Introduction
1.1 General information

EVI Perimeter is an intelligent video monitoring system from Eltex. This is professional software that
provides a complete solution for organizing a video monitoring system in an enterprise with minimal
delays and the most efficient use of workstation resources.
The software package includes:

• EVI Perimeter Server - server for receiving streams from cameras and saving to a file archive;
• EVI Perimeter client - automated workstation (AWS) for viewing video streams from cameras and
access to video archives.
1.2 Key features of EVI Perimeter

• Receiving video broadcasts from CCTV cameras;
• Viewing video broadcasts from cameras in real time;
• Arrangement of streams from different cameras on one screen in various configurations;
• Recording video stream data in the archive:
• by movement;
• permanent recording;
• permanent recording + motion tags;
• Scheduled.
• Generating screenshots from the archive and camera broadcast;
• Downloading videos from the archive;
• Access to the archive of video recordings from the client interface;
• Control of archive playback speed;
• Supports multiple video streams from one camera;
• Motion detection module on the server;
• Support for modern video codecs: H.264, H.265;
• Support for RTP/RTSP video surveillance standard;
• Operation of the visual client on the Linux and Windows 10 platforms;
• Multi-user access with support for a user rights system;
• Import and export of cameras in csv format;
• Adding cameras using ONVIF;
• Support for camera control via PTZ;
• WebSocket support between client and server;
• Full screen mode;
• Supports 3 monitors for video wall display.
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2 EVI Perimeter Linux Client

The application is designed to organize the display of video server cameras in the form of a custom grid.
It is possible to add several views with arbitrary placement of the necessary cameras.
2.1 System requirements for the client

Client workstation system requirementsEVI Perimeter are given in the table below. Table1 — System
requirements for the EVI Perimeter client
Hardware requirements physical machine
Platform GNU based on Ubuntu (22+), X11 environment
CPU dual-core processor with frequency from2.5 GHz supported

instructionsAVX2
RAM from4 GB
HDD from1 GB
Network adapter 1 Gbit/s
Monitor FullHD 1920×1080
2.2 Client installation
-The system will be disabled during the installation processWayland and X11 enabled.
You can do this manually by removing the symbol#before the parameterWaylandEnable=falsein file/etc/
gdm3/custom.conf.
1. Run the command:
Running an automatic deployment script
wget -q -O - http://archive.eltex-co.ru/evi-perimeter/evi-perimeter.sh |sudo bash
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2. In the dialog, select the installation itemevi-perimeter-client(to check/uncheck an item, click

spacebar, press to continue installationEnter).
3. Wait for the installation to complete.
-Link to download installation files Installationdeb

package can be downloadedHere.
The installation will proceed without automatically installing the dependencies for the
package. It is recommended to use an automatic deployment script.
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2.3 Startup and connection

After installation, the application icon will appear in the menu.
Launch the application and wait for the window to enter your username and password to appear.
-Standard login and password for administrator: User -

admin;
Password -admin.
- Remember me
To save your login and password in the authorization form for subsequent logins, use the
checkboxRemember me.
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When connected, pressChange serverand enter the server address in the field that appears.
ClickTo come in.
-Recommended operating procedure when starting for the first time:

1. Add cameras to the server;
2. Create a user;
3. Create a view (add cameras and user).
2.4 Side menu

To navigate through the application, use the left side menu, represented by the following sections:
• Desktop— viewing a view consisting of cameras.
• Kinds— creating, editing, deleting, searching for types.
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• Cameras— adding, editing, deleting, searching for cameras.
• Users— creating, editing, deleting, searching for users.
2.5 Section “Cameras”

The “Cameras” section is intended for adding and editing cameras.
-For convenience, you can use the functions of exporting and importing cameras available in
bottom left of the screen by buttonsExport camerasAndImporting cameras. Cameras are
imported/exported in file formatcsv.
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2.5.1 Adding a camera

Adding a camera is done via the button+New cameraat the top of the screen.
2.5.2 Adding one camera via ONVIF/RTSP

To add one camera, select from the drop-down listNew cameraparagraphAdd manually.
There are two ways to add cameras:

• LinkRTSP— you need to know the RTSP link from the camera that is used for viewing a video
stream;
• According to standardONVIF— you need to know the username and password for the camera for ONVIF, as well
as turn onONVIF on the camera, if not enabled.
In the window that opensAdding a new cameraSelect the method of adding a camera by switching by
clicking the left mouse button.
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2.5.2.1 Adding via ONVIF
-Camera protocol supportONVIF

Make sure the cameras you add supportONVIF. On some cameras ONVIF may be disabled by
default. To enableONVIF go to settings web interface cameras.
Also note that some devices cannot use the system user admin to connect via ONVIF. Therefore, it is
recommended to create a separate user to work withONVIF.
Available fields:
• Camera name— text field with the name of the camera;
• IP address— text field for entering the IP address or hostname of the camera.
After filling out the fields, click the buttonAuthorize.
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A window will appear with fields for entering your login and password.
Fill in the fields, clickAuthorize and add cameras.

After clicking, a window will appearCamera added successfully. If you need to configure the camera
immediately, press the buttonGo to settings, otherwise -Close.
2.5.2.2 Adding via RTSP
-The RTSP link can be found in the camera documentation or on the manufacturer's website.
also in the program has a windowGenerating a Stream Linkfor ease of link generation.
Available fields:
• Camera name— text field with the name of the camera;
• Main thread link— text field for RTSP link;
• Additional thread link— text field for an additional RTSP link.
-To formRTSP links use the buttonFill automatically.
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Fill in the fieldCamera name, then click the buttonFill automatically, if RTSP link camera is unknown.
After pressing the buttonFill automatically, a window will openGenerating a Stream Linkwith with the
following fields:
• Brand— drop-down list of camera manufacturers;
• Camera model— drop-down list of camera models from the selected manufacturer;
• IP address or hostname— text field for entering the IP address or host name of the camera;
• Port— RTSP port text field, default 554;
• Login— text field for entering login, default admin;
• Password— text field for entering the camera password, default admin;
• Preview of the generated link— a text field for previewing the resulting RTSP link.
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Fill out the form fields. FieldPreview of the generated linkwill change depending on the filling of the form
fields.
After the form fields are filled in, click the buttonAdd.
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The link will be automatically inserted into the fieldsMain thread linkAndAdditional stream link.
-Please change the secondary thread link as it is not automatically generated. For example, for
camerasHikvision needs to add 102 at the end of the link.
To complete adding a camera, click the buttonAdd.

After clicking, a window will appearCamera added successfully. If you need to configure the camera
immediately, press the buttonGo to settings, otherwise -Close.
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2.5.3 Adding multiple cameras via ONVIF

To add multiple cameras per protocolONVIFselect from the dropdown listNew cameraparagraph
Multi-add.
A window will openSearch camerasand the search for cameras in the local network on the server’s network interfaces
will automatically begin.
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Left-click on the checkbox orIP address to mark the cameras you want add and click the buttonAuthorize
.
In the window that opensAccess to camerasenter the camera data: login and password, and then
click Authorize and add cameras.
-If you have selected several cameras to add, the login and password for them must be same.
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After successful addition, the message will appearSuccessfully added cameras:X(where X is the number
successfully added cameras).
You can continue adding more cameras or complete the process by clicking the buttonComplete.
The added cameras will appear in the list on the pageCameras.
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2.5.4 Camera stream statuses

In a table with cameras in a columnStatusindicates the current state of connection to the main thread
(Stream1) and additional stream (Stream 2), as well as the time when the connection to the camera.
The camera is available, the server is successfully connected to the camera:
The camera is unavailable, the server was unable to connect to the camera:
2.5.5 Editing camera settings

To edit a camera, click on the camera name.
Camera editing is also available viathree dotsin the right corner of the screen, click and selectEdit.
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2.5.6 Section “Basic”

In the camera settings window in the sectionBasicThe following fields will be available:
• Camera name— text field with the name of the camera. When the option is enabledDisplay
signatureThe camera name will be displayed on top of the stream as a camera on the desktop.
• Main thread link— text field for entering the RTSP link of the main camera stream (used for
recording in the archive).
• Additional thread link— text field for entering an additional RTSP link camera stream (used for
motion detection).
• Transfer protocol:
• TCP— connection type for receiving the stream via TCP protocol;
• UDP— connection type for receiving a stream via UDP protocol.
To save the settings, click the buttonSaveat the top of the screen.
2.5.7 Section “Motion detector”

This section is used to configure motion detection on the server.
-The server has the ability to detect movement in the camera video stream.
Parameters for configuration:

• Detector sensitivity— degree of sensitivity of the detector (for accurate operation selected
individually for each camera);
• Record before and after movement— delay before and after completion of movement.
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Auxiliary means:
• Select all— quick selection of all cells;
• clear all— quick cleaning of all cells;
• Selection cell size— changing the number of cells, used for more accurate highlighting areas.
To configure the motion detector grid, select camera areas by left-clicking on the camera image.
To erase an area, use the right mouse button.
2.5.7.1 Recommendations for video parameters for motion detector operation

For the motion detector to work correctly, the following recommendations must be followed:
-Camera recommendations:
• Resolution of at least 320×240 pixels and not more than 800×600 (higher stream
permissions will be loaded inefficientlyCPU).
• Number of frames per second – at least 5.
• Camera shake should not result in image shifts greater than 1% of frame size.
Lighting recommendations:
• Moderate illumination. In conditions of insufficient (night) or excessive (light) illumination,
the quality of the motion detector may decrease.
• No sudden changes in illumination.
Recommendations for scene and camera angle:
• The background is largely static and does not change dramatically.
• The motion detector may not work correctly if there are sharp shadows from moving objects.
objects.
• The motion detector may not work correctly on extended solid objects.
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2.5.8 Section “Recording to archive”
Data from the camera is recorded without usingSD cards to the video server in the partition specified in
configuration file.
For clarity of archive settings, a weekly schedule is used.
-Archive recording type
• Disabled— recording from the video camera is not carried out;

• Always on— recording is ongoing;
• By movement— motion-only recording function;
• Always with motion marks— recording is carried out continuously, but additionally on
the timeline shows places of movement in red (in accordance with the motion detector
settings);
• Set up a schedule manually— the ability to set up motion-based recording or constant
according to hours and days.
Archive storage, days— the number of days during which the archive will be available for
viewing (available only when archive recording is activated).
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2.5.9 Archive configuration examples
2.5.9.1 Archive recording type

Disabled— the schedule is empty.
Always on— automatic filling of the week in blue.
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By movement— automatic filling of the week in orange.
Always with motion marks— mixed mode of continuous recording with the motion detector running. In
the camera archive, markers are additionally installed in places where there was movement.
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Set up a schedule manually— archive mode, in which you can select an archive recording
lasting from an hour of any type for the whole week.
To select the recording mode, use the buttons:
• Select permanent entry;
• Select motion recording.
To select the entire schedule area, use the buttonSelect all.To clear the entire schedule area, use the button
Clear all.
After clicking on the mode button, hover over the schedule area and left-click to highlight.
- Working with the schedule

Add by unselected part - left mouse button Delete by selected
- left mouse button Copy/paste - right mouse button
The minimum selected area is a multiple of1 hour.
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2.5.9.2 Calling the context menu in a schedule

To copy the schedule between different days, use the context menu.
2.5.10 Removing a camera

To delete a camera, click on the three dots in the right corner of the screen and selectDelete.
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2.5.11 Camera search

Use the input field to searchSearch by listat the top of the screen.
-Search is carried out by nameCamerasimmediately after entering text. The

search criterion is any match in the content of characters in a word.
2.6 Section “Users”

The “List of Users” tab is intended for adding and editing users. By default, there is a system user in the
applicationadminwith the Administrator role. System useradmincannot be deleted or edited (except for
full name and password).
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2.6.1 Adding a new user

Adding a user is done via the + buttonNew userat the top of the screen.
Enter the user's login, specify a password and select his role.
-User RoleSecuritydoes not have a left admin sidebar and also does not have access to quick editing of
the view.
The user can watch a broadcast from the camera or an archive and upload it.
After filling in the fields, clickCreate.
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The new user will appear in the list.
2.6.2 Editing a user

To edit a user, click onUsername.
User editing is also available viathree dotsin the right corner of the screen.
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2.6.3 User blocking

To block a user, click on the three dots in the right corner of the screen and select Edit user.
Slide the switch next to the inscription to the rightBlock, then click the buttonSave.
2.6.4 Deleting a user

To delete a user, click on the three dots in the right corner of the screen and selectDelete.
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2.6.5 User search

-The search is carried out byLoginAndFull nameimmediately after entering text.

The search criterion is any match in the content of characters in a word.
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2.7 Section “Types”

A view is a grid of a set of cameras.
The section presents all views created on the server.
• No.— type number;
• Species name— view name specified by the user;
• Occupancy— the number of cameras added to the view to the total number available for
additions (cameras added/maximum number of cameras).
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2.7.1 Creating a view

Adding a view is done via a button+New lookat the top of the screen.
The following fields will be available in the window that opens:
• View name- name of the species.
• View grid— to create a view dimension, select the required number of cells by highlighting them with
the mouse. Confirm the selected configuration by clicking the left mouse button.
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• Cameras— list of cameras available for adding to the selected grid configuration.
You can add and remove cameras with a single click of the left mouse button.
• Who sees this view— list of users for whom viewing of the view is available.
-Users with the administrator role are not in the list, since all types are by default available to
any user with the Administrator role.
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Example of a view with specified parameters:
To create a new view, clickCreateat the bottom of the screen. Example

of the created view:
-To move cameras in the view, left-click on the camera and then drag it to any cell in the view.
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2.7.2Designation of camera statuses in the form
There are three types of information blanks to indicate the current status of the camera.
-Connecting to a camera
-Camera not available
-Camera not added to view, empty cell
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2.7.3Editing a View
To edit a view, click on the view name.
View editing is also available viathree dotsin the right corner of the screen.
2.7.4 Quickly edit a view

To quickly access editing, click on the pencil icon on the right side of the screen
—Edit view.
-Under the roleSecurityquick editing is not available.
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2.7.5 Deleting a view

To delete a view, click on the three dots in the right corner of the screen and selectDelete.
2.7.6 Search for a view
-The search is carried out by the name of the species immediately after entering the text.
The search criterion is any match in the content of characters in a word.
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2.7.7 Context menu

The context menu is available by right-clicking on the camera. Edit camera— quick transition to
editing the settings of the selected camera.
-Calling the context menu does not work on empty cells in the view - the camera must be added
to the view cell.
2.7.8 Navigation between views

To navigate between views, a panel with view names is available at the top of the screen.
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2.8 Working with the archive
2.8.1 Viewing the archive

To go to viewing recorded videos, left-click on the camera.
The camera image will open in full screen, and navigation through the archive will become available.
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2.8.1.1 Archive type on the timeline

Below are the types of recordings and how they appear on the timeline.
- Permanent recording
A solid orange line indicates the presence of video recording.
- Motion-based recording
Orange fragments indicate the presence of video recording.
- Permanent recording + tags

Orange fragments indicate the presence of video recording, red fragments indicate video
recording with the presence of motion in accordance with the detector settings.
2.8.2 Archive navigation Navigation

elements from left to right:
• Back— exit the archive viewing mode;
• Cursor— cursor mode for navigating the timeline;
• Save fragment— cursor mode for highlighting a segment to save the video;
• Screenshot— saving images from broadcast or archive;
• S— frame skipping at speed (when playback speed is turned on. Transition only at key personnel.
Experimental function);
• Fast camera switching— switching between cameras;
• Playback speed— selection of archive playback speed: 0.5x, 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x;
• Previous event— transition to the previous fragment of the recording;

• Pause/Watch— a single button for pausing and playing the archive;
• Next event— transition to the next fragment of the recording;
• Time— current time in the player;
• Ether— a button to switch from the archive to the live broadcast;
• PTZ- call buttonsirwhether the camera is controlled byONVIF;
• Day— timeline scale.
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2.8.3 Saving video recording

Select a toolSave fragmentin the toolbar above the timeline.
When you hover over the timeline, the cursor will turn blue. Mark the beginning and end on the
timeline to save, click on the inscriptionSaveat the bottom of the screen.
-Saving is possible only within one segment/fragment of video.
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The download history for an active session is stored in the downloads window.
-By default, all videos and images are saved to the folderDownloadson computer where the
client is installed.
2.8.4 Saving camera image

To save the image, click on the camera icon in the toolbar above the timeline.
After clicking, a message will appear at the bottom of the screen to save the image.
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2.8.5 Switching cameras from archive

While in camera archive viewing mode, click on the name of your camera, then select the camera you want
to switch to from the list.
-The list shows only those cameras that belong to the view.
2.8.6 Switch to full-screen camera viewing

To switch to full-screen camera viewing mode, press the keyEnter on the keyboard or icon in the upper
right corner of the view panel.
After pressing, all cameras from the current view will open on the entire monitor screen; to exit this
mode, use the keyESC on the keyboard.
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2.8.7 Monitor selection

The program has the ability to transfer the main window to other monitors, as well as detach the tab
with video cameras to another monitor.
- Resizing a Window
In a programmenot providedresizing windows, as well as moving a window by holding the left
mouse button on the application system bar.
To transfer the main program window to another monitor, click the buttonSelect a monitor.
A list of available monitors for moving the program window will be displayed.
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Their serial numbers will be displayed on the available screens.
After selecting the monitor, the program window will move.
2.8.8 Unpin a view

To view the camera view, click on the iconUnpin view.
Select the desired monitor from the list. Once you select a monitor, the view will move.
-For a user with a roleSecurityThe pencil icon (quick edit) is missing.
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2.9 License information
-License installation is described in the “License Installation” section inManagementEVI Perimeter Server.
License information is available in the user information window by left-clicking on the user icon.
2.10 Changing user

To change your account, click on the user icon.
Then selectLog out of your account.
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Confirm the action by clicking the buttonChange.
After clicking, an authorization window will appear.
2.11 Closing the program

To close the program, click on the cross icon in the upper right corner of the window.
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT
To receive technical advice on the operation of the equipment of ELTEX Enterprise LLC, you
can contact the company’s Service Center:
Feedback form on the website:https://eltex-co.ru/support/
Servicedesk:https://servicedesk.eltex-co.ru
On the official website of the company you can find technical documentation and software for
the products of ELTEX Enterprise LLC, access the knowledge base or leave an online request:
Official website of the company:https://eltex-co.ru/

Knowledge base:https://docs.eltex-co.ru/display/EKB/Eltex+Knowledge+Base
Download Center:https://eltex-co.ru/support/downloads

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Video monitoring system

EVI Perimeter Client Linux

1.1 General information ................................................ ........................................................ ............4

1.2 Key FeaturesEVI Perimeter ................................................... ................................4

2.3 Startup and connection................................................................... ........................................................ ..........7

2.4 Sidebar................................................ ........................................................ ........................8

2.5.1 Adding a camera .................................................... ........................................................ ...10

2.5.5 Editing camera settings................................................................... ............................19

2.5.8 Section “Recording to archive”................................................................ ........................................................22

2.5.9 Examples of archive settings................................................................... .........................................23

2.5.10 Removing a camera .................................................... ........................................................ ........26

2.5.11 Camera search .................................................... ........................................................ ...............27

2.6 Section “Users”................................................................ ........................................................ .......27

2.6.1 Adding a new user........................................................ ...............................28

2.7.1 Creating a view .................................................... ........................................................ .............33

2.7.2 Indication of camera statuses in the form................................................... ...........................36

2.7.3 Editing a view................................................... ........................................................ .37

2.7.6 Search for a species .................................................... ........................................................ ....................38

2.7.7 Context menu ................................................ ........................................................ .......39

2.8 Working with the archive .................................................... ........................................................ ................40

2.8.2 Archive navigation ................................................................... ........................................................ ...41

2.8.3 Saving video................................................................... ............................................42

2.8.6 Switch to full-screen camera viewing ................................................................. ..............44

2.8.8 Unlinking a view................................................... ........................................................ .......46

1.1 General information

The software package includes:

1.2 Key features of EVI Perimeter

2 EVI Perimeter Linux Client

2.1 System requirements for the client

Hardware requirements physical machine

Platform GNU based on Ubuntu (22+), X11 environment

CPU dual-core processor with frequency from2.5 GHz supported

Network adapter 1 Gbit/s

Monitor FullHD 1920×1080

2.2 Client installation

1. Run the command:

Running an automatic deployment script

wget -q -O - http://archive.eltex-co.ru/evi-perimeter/evi-perimeter.sh |sudo bash

2. In the dialog, select the installation itemevi-perimeter-client(to check/uncheck an item, click

3. Wait for the installation to complete.

-Link to download installation files Installationdeb

2.3 Startup and connection

-Standard login and password for administrator: User -

ClickTo come in.

-Recommended operating procedure when starting for the first time:

2.4 Side menu

• Desktop— viewing a view consisting of cameras.

• Kinds— creating, editing, deleting, searching for types.

• Cameras— adding, editing, deleting, searching for cameras.

• Users— creating, editing, deleting, searching for users.

2.5 Section “Cameras”

2.5.1 Adding a camera

2.5.2 Adding one camera via ONVIF/RTSP

There are two ways to add cameras:

2.5.2.1 Adding via ONVIF

-Camera protocol supportONVIF

After filling out the fields, click the buttonAuthorize.