Events

In addition to the video stream of the security scene, QbProtect also utilizes ONVIF events which can be used by various applications to fulfill a desired action. The list of supported ONVIF event mechanisms is summarized in the Table 1 below.

Table 1. ONVIF event mechanisms supported by QbProtect
Mechanism	Supported	Protocol	Direction
Pull-Point	✅	SOAP / HTTP	VMS → QbProtect (polling)
Base Notification	✅	SOAP / HTTP	QbProtect → VMS (pushing)
Replay	❌	SOAP / HTTP	Both
RTSP Metadata	❌	RTSP/RTP

The list of supported events, their description and type are shown in the Table 2 below.

Events origininating from dynamic event sources (e.g. intrusion event from a particular security zone) are called Dynamic. Other events are called Static. The QbProtect has to be re-added into VMS in oder to expose events from dynamic sources newly configured via QbProtect WebGUI.

Table 2. QbProtect ONVIF events
Name	Description	Availability
`tns1:VideoSource/MotionAlarm`	Motion event in the observed security scene	Static
`tns1:Blickfeld/Intrusion`	Aggregated intrusion event in pre-configured security zones. Security zones that are configured in QbProtect WebGUI but are not used as ONVIF event sources are also considered as sources for this event.	Static
`tns1:Blickfeld/IntrusionZone{Name}`	Intrusion event in the pre-configured intrusion zone, where {Name} is replaced by the name of the configured zone (e.g., if the zone is called "Gate One", then the corresponding event will be called `IntrusionZoneGateOne` )	Dynamic
`tns1:Blickfeld/HealthFailure`	QbProtect is in the failed state (one or more failures). The actual root cause can be found at QbProtect diagnostics page	Static
`tns1:Blickfeld/HealthWarning`	QbProtect is in the warning state (one or more warnings). The actual root cause can be found at QbProtect diagnostics page	Static
`tns1:Blickfeld/TamperingCovered`	The window of QbProtect has been covered	Static
`tns1:Blickfeld/TamperingMoved`	QbProtect has been moved or rotated	Static
`tns1:Blickfeld/Tampering`	QbProtect has been either moved or covered	Static

Only for existing ONVIF setups with version JACK v2.9 and below

ONVIF events delivered with firmware version JACK v2.9 and below are considered to be legacy. They remain functional in the existing QbProtect setups after firmware upgrades; however, they will not be further expanded. To obtain the most recent list of supported events after the installation of a newer firmware release, please follow the procedure below:

Remove all existing ONVIF HTTP application keys from all configured user accounts
Reboot QbProtect

Once fulfilled, the new event list is persistently exposed for the configuration in your VMS system.