Redvision VMS1000 Open Platform Control System User Guide
- June 13, 2024
- Redvision
Table of Contents
Quick Start Guide
VMS1000 Basic Information
Introduction
This contains the basic details for a VMS1000 system. Engineer training is an absolute must for the VMS 1000 system, particularly prior to the first installation.
System Documentation
It is critical that the integrator create and maintain a thorough record of
the VMS system, without this support for the system is extremely difficult.
A typical system record would be an Excel sheet with at least the following
information:
- IP address information of VMS1000 servers and clients. If ports are changed from defaults, then the ports also need to be logged.
- For cameras include IP addresses, MAC addresses, ports if not default, location, username, password.
- VMS1000 system camera number, title.
Default Passwords & IP Addresses
| VMS1000 server | Redvision100 |
|---|---|
| VMS1000 Admin | no password (blank) |
| VMS 1000 Server IP | DHCP |
VMS1000 client PCs are shipped in the Dell default start up state, this is
because each machine will need a specific user configuration to be set up
before the VMS software can be installed.
VMS software is therefore not installed on clients but is included on every
server in the path C:\Software\Digifort
The software can be copied to a USB stick and installed on each client.
When installing on client machines do not include the VMS1000 server
application.
Admin and Surveillance Clients
All servers are shipped with the admin and surveillance software installed;
both are programmed for local host 127.0.0.1
As soon as the server is allocated its IP address then the server details in
the admin client need to be changed from the local host address to the servers
allocated IP address. This is also true for the surveillance client.
Admin Password
Ensure that the admin password is changed before any programming is done.
Changing the admin password after some features have been set up (such as
master / slave) will stop working and cause confusion.
Always log the admin password as losing it will cause issues as written
request is needed along with remote access to the server for it to be cleared.
Windows Firewalls
The servers are shipped with the Windows firewall turned off for all options.
This is done to avoid connectivity issues which can occur due to the firewall
being active.
Once the system is working and tested then you can turn the firewalls on and
allow the required ports through.
Normally only the server port is needed but all possible ports are listed
below.
| VMS1000 server | 8600 |
|---|---|
| VMS1000 API | 8601 |
| Https | 443 |
| VA Server | 8610 |
| LPR Server | 8611 |
| Mobile Camera Server | 8650 |
| Mobile Camera Streams | 8652 |
| Web Server | 8000 |
| RTSP Server | 554 |
Anti-Virus Software
Antivirus software can play havoc with any VMS because there are so many
uncommented tasks taking place, particularly on client machines.
If anti-virus software is installed then it must allow all VMS1000 activities,
many programs allow exceptions such as this.
Servers are shipped with Windows Defender disabled.
Technical Support
Basic technical support queries can be handled over the phone and email, for
any in depth help a remote connection to the system is required.
Diagnosis via a remote connection allows any issues to be clearly seen and
saves a huge amount of time and is a must.
Full pdf manuals are available and they contain clear and concise information
regarding both server and client setup.
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