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'''Al 3/15:''' The Manual does not define these really important things, I can tell you that I have both M Stream and S stream set for CIF and 25FPS The S Stream has an additional setting for quality. I have set for default 2.. no explanations as to which is higher or lower…
 
'''Al 3/15:''' The Manual does not define these really important things, I can tell you that I have both M Stream and S stream set for CIF and 25FPS The S Stream has an additional setting for quality. I have set for default 2.. no explanations as to which is higher or lower…
 
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Revision as of 23:01, 16 March 2017

CMS Server Documentation

Documents for the CMS server used with the D8 project. Currently we have it running on an Instance in AWS.

From Daniel March 15:

"We installed today a new amazon server (local instance) for Chinese DVRs. There are already in place two different types of devices from two vendors. Our suggestion is to link all similar products to this platform for control and monitoring. Florin will look into their API to integrate alerting system to our global center. You can test it for yourself here: dvr.idriveglobal.com On RO device CH1 and CH2 are connected, AL’s is offline for the moment but it worked. Credentials are in attachment"



AWS Instance

CMSServer_login

IP 54.210.45.54

Login By:

User Name : Admin

Password: Not shown

Enter the Validation Code

Click Login







Installation

Download Location

Download- https://www.dropbox.com/s/o2qytb6hxdc2clt/CMSServerV7_7.10.0.1_20170112.exe?dl=0

Installation Steps

CMSServer1.jpg CMSServer2.jpg

CMSServer3.jpg CMSServer4.jpg

CMSServer ReadMe.jpg



Configuration

AWS instance shown. I installed this on a local system and changing 54.210.45.54 to 192.168.0.10 everything worked.

CMSServer login server settings.jpg CMSServer gateway server settings.jpg



CMSServer user server settings.jpg CMSServer media server settings.jpg



CMSServer storage server settings.jpg CMSServer download server settings.jpg



Server Manager Open

Start>Programs>CMSServerV6>CMSServer Control

CMSServer control panel.jpg



SIM Data Discussions

Daniel 3/15: This is Al’s POD SIM card used in DVR solution. And it didn’t do any streaming at all from what I understand. He is using now the AT&T SIM card that is not working for the moment (it’s a prepaid SIM) its connecting to the operator, we found the APN, but we guess it should be activated somehow based on a SMS. Al is working on that.

Sean 3/15 : I have a feeling that is is streaming. I think the s-stream or m-stream settings refer to this. Makes sense, this is why you can lower the resolution to lower the usage. Can someone check the manual

Al 3/15: The Manual does not define these really important things, I can tell you that I have both M Stream and S stream set for CIF and 25FPS The S Stream has an additional setting for quality. I have set for default 2.. no explanations as to which is higher or lower…



Ports

These ports need to be open at the server site? Not at the client because we use 3G?

  • Login Server 6606(Device) 6605(Client)
  • Gateway Server 6608(Device) 6607(Client)
  • User server 6601(Device) 6603(Client)
  • Media Server 6602(Device) 6604(Client)
  • Storage Server 6612(Device) 6611(Client)
  • Download Server 6610(Device) 6609(Client)




Alarms

View Alarms

Click on the "Video" Icon at the top:

CMSServer_video_icon



Select "Alarm Info" below the viewing area and click "View":

CMSServer_alarm_info



Set Start and End Date/Times

Select "Terminal" (Vehicle) All or individual

Click on "Query":

CMSServer_alarm_select



Populated Alarm List:

CMSServer_alarm_results