Technical Notes Milestone Integration v3.0 January 17, 2017

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1 TECHNICAL NOTES This document describes the setup and configuration of camera and lighting devices for Quantum Milestone Integration software version 2.0. Refer to the Milestone XProtect Management tool on how to add cameras or lighting devices to the system. Depending on the hardware being added, there may be additional drivers or plug-ins required to interface with the device. Below are some examples of Milestone drivers and plug-ins for cameras and IP lights. Axis P55xx Camera Series z(legacy)axis P55xx Camera Series Videotec S.P.A. Ulisse Compact HD ONVIF Conformant Device Raytec Vario IP Light Milestone Plug-in Make note of camera names and presets added to Milestone to be entered into the Quantum configuration file. Edit the MilestoneConfiguration.xml file to add alarms and camera presets triggered by Quantum. Default location: C:\Program Files\Quantum Technology Sciences\System Monitor\config. Parameter description: ServerAddress: Milestone Server address UserName: username Password: password AlarmId: a unique ID for the alarm AlarmName: the alarm name defined on the Milestone system AlarmType: the alarm type set to either {SOH or DETECT} SOH: to indicate State-of-Health event, such as a fault. DETECT: to indicate a footstep or vehicle detection. AlarmEvent: the event to trigger an alarm {FOOTSTEP or VEHICLE} ZoneName: the zone name (or node_chan) that will trigger the alarm. CameraName: the camera linked to the alarm on the Milestone system. CameraPreset: the camera preset triggered on the alarm. AuxNumber: the camera auxiliary device control number. AuxOn: turn auxiliary device on (true/false). EventName: a user-defined event triggered on the alarm (e.g. turn on light) Timeout: the timeout in seconds before new alarm is triggered for same alert. Example MilestoneConfiguration.xml file: <MilestoneConfiguration> <ServerAddress>myServerIp</ServerAddress> <UserName>myusername</UserName> <Password>mypassword</Password> <WriteLog>true</WriteLog> <Alarm> Quantum Technology Sciences Release Notes 1

2 <AlarmId>1</AlarmId> <AlarmName>GY-NODE-1-ZONE-1</AlarmName> <AlarmType>DETECT</AlarmType> <AlarmEvent>FOOTSTEP</AlarmEvent> <ZoneName>312E1AED_C01</ZoneName> <CameraName>Axis M50xx Camera - Camera 1</CameraName> <CameraPreset>Demo</CameraPreset> <AuxNumber>5</AuxNumber> <AuxOn>true</AuxOn> <EventName>LightOnEvent</EventName> <Timeout>60</Timeout> </Alarm> <Alarm> <AlarmId>2</AlarmId> <AlarmName>GY-NODE-1-ZONE-2</AlarmName> <AlarmType>DETECT</AlarmType> <AlarmEvent>FOOTSTEP</AlarmEvent> <ZoneName>5B91450A_C09</ZoneName> <CameraName>Videotec S.P.A. UlisseCompactHD - Camera 2</CameraName> <CameraPreset>preset1</CameraPreset> <AuxNumber>6</AuxNumber> <AuxOn>true</AuxOn> <EventName>LightOffEvent</EventName> <Timeout>60</Timeout> </Alarm> </MilestoneConfiguration> Restart the Quantum System Monitor for any changes in the configuration file to take effect. Quantum Technology Sciences Release Notes 2

3 After Quantum integration software is installed,the System Monitor and Milestone Interface can be started by double-clicking the Quantum System Monitor icon on the desktop. The Milestone Interface program will display the following dialog (Figure 1). Connect to the Milestone Server by entering the Server address and User Authentication information. Figure 1 - Milestone Server Connection dialog. The output of the Milestone Interface program can be viewed on the console similar to the following (Figure 2). Figure 2 - Example of the Milestone Interface output log Quantum Technology Sciences Release Notes 3

4 When connected to the Milestone Server, alarms can be viewed in the Milestone XProtect Client Alarm Manager (Figure 3). Figure 3 - Example of the Milestone XProtect client Alarm Manager. To shut down the application, exit the Quantum System Monitor display and the Milestone Interface program console. Auxiliary Device Commands The following are Videotec S.P.A. UlisseCompactHD Camera AUX settings that can be added to the configuration file for additional auxiliary control features. AuxNumber 1 Wiper ON AuxNumber 2 Wiper OFF AuxNumber 3 AuxNumber 4 AuxNumber 5 Night mode ON AuxNumber 6 Day mode ON AuxNumber 7 Patrol Quantum Technology Sciences Release Notes 4

5 Raytec IP Lighting Configuration Use the Discovery Tool to detect Raytec Illuminators on the network or open a browser and enter the illuminator IP address (e.g. Factory default IP address: User Name: admin Password: password To configure Raytec IP lighting for Milestone XProtect change Lamp Mode to VMS under the Settings/Groups configuration page. This will disable local control on the light. If required, the Lamp Name and IP address can be changed under the Network configuration page. Add the RaytecLightOn event to the Quantum configuration file. See example below: <AlarmId>1</AlarmId> <AlarmName>NODE-1-ZONE-3</AlarmName> <AlarmType>DETECT</AlarmType> <AlarmEvent>VEHICLE</AlarmEvent> <ZoneName>1_3</ZoneName> <CameraName>Axis M55xx Camera - Camera 1</CameraName> <CameraPreset>Demo</CameraPreset> <AuxNumber>0</AuxNumber> <AuxOn>false</AuxOn> <EventName>RaytecLightOn</EventName> <Timeout>60</Timeout> Quantum Technology Sciences Release Notes 5

6 Create a RaytecLightOn event under Milestone user-defined events and select it on the Raytec Lamp Control Option under Lamp On Trigger 1 event. See example below. Refer to the Raytec Milestone Plug-in User Guide for more information on lamp control options. Quantum Technology Sciences Release Notes 6