Myrasis

This section provides information on how to integrate QbProtect with Myrasis VMS. Please refer to the ONVIF section beforehand for general information on using ONVIF with QbProtect.

The following Myrasis components have been used in the examples below:

  • Myrasis System Manager Enterprise Plus - Version 9.9.6.1

  • Myrasis Spotter Enterprise Plus - Version 9.9.6.1

  • Onvifipcapture Driver - Version 1.9.19.0

Add Device

Events originating from dynamic event sources (e.g. security zones) have to be correctly exposed to the VMS each time a new zone configuration is introduced via WebGUI. Please either pre-configure all the required security zones in WebGUI before adding the QbProtect into the VMS or re-initialize the existing QbProtect in the Mirasys System Manager (Hardware → Select existing QbProtect → Click Edit IP Camera icon → Click OK without changing any settings) to re-expose events from newly configured dynamic sources.

The Myrasis System Manager is used to add QbProtect into Myrasis VMS. The procedure includes the following steps:

  1. Launch the Myrasis System Manager and connect to the active recording server instance

  2. Navigate to VMS Servers tab → Double click Hardware under the Local Recorder tab → Click Add Device icon

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    Figure 1. Adding QbProtect into Myrasis VMS: Add Hardware

  3. Set Driver to OnvifIPCapture → Enter the FQDN or IP of QbProtect in the Address field → Set Port to 443

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    Figure 2. Adding QbProtect into Myrasis VMS: Configure IP Camera

  4. Set Username name / Password in the corresponding credential fields → Click OK

    Please refer to the User authentication subsection to find out how to obtain valid ONVIF credentials required for QbProtect VMS integrations.

  5. Accept IP camera driver → Click OK → The QbProtect will be detected as camera → Give a distinguishable name to the QbProtect device, e.g. QbProtect → Click OK

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    Figure 3. Adding QbProtect into Myrasis VMS: accept detected QbProtect

  6. Navigate to VMS Servers tab → Double click Cameras under the Local Recorder tab → QbProtect should be visible under the General tab → Make sure that TransportType is set to RTP over HTTP → The live RTSP preview of the point cloud should be available in the Reference image preview window

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    Figure 4. Adding QbProtect into Myrasis VMS: QbProtect transport type settings

  7. Launch the Myrasis Spotter and connect to the active recording server instance

  8. QbProtect should be available under Cameras toggle → Drag and drop it into the Myrasis Spotter viewer

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    Figure 5. Adding QbProtect into Myrasis VMS: live video stream in Myrasis Spotter

The perspective of the RTSP video stream in VMS can be synchronized with the one configured in the WebGUI. For that, navigate to the Viewer page of the QbProtect WebGUI, configure the desired view perspective, and apply the keyboard shortcut Shift+V.

The live video stream of the QbProtect point cloud can be accessed and observed in Myrasis Spotter viewer after successfully completing the required steps above.

Events

The example below shows how QbProtect events can be used to trigger alarms in Myrasis VMS. After QbProtect has been added to the Myrasis VMS, it can be configured to use QbProtect events for alarm generation. In this example, one security zone Security Zone 1 has been configured using QbProtect WebGUI to exemplify the configuration process, as shown in the Figure below.

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Figure 6. QbProtect WebGUI viewer and Myrasis Spotter client: single zone in the security scene

Please refer to the Events subsection to learn about the available ONVIF event topics.

Configure Events Handling

The events configuration procedure includes the following steps:

  1. Launch the Myrasis System Manager and connect to the active recording server instance (optional)

  2. Navigate to VMS Servers tab → Double click Alarm Triggers under the Local Recorder tab → Click Add new alarm trigger icon

  3. Set alarm type to ONVIF → The list of supported events should be shown in the topic drop-down list → Select IntrusionZoneSecurityZone1 topic from the list → Give a distinguishable name to the trigger source, e.g. Security Zone 1 → Click on the Plus icon for the additional filters configuration

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    Figure 7. Myrasis System Manager alarm trigger configuration: create alarm trigger

  4. Click Add Parameter → Set Parameter name to State → Set Value to True → Set Operation to Equal → Click OK

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    Figure 8. Myrasis System Manager alarm trigger configuration: configure alarm trigger filter

  5. The configured alarm trigger Security Zone 1 should be available in the list of the configured alarm triggers → Make sure that Enable alarm triggering API is active → Click OK to finalize the trigger configuration

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    Figure 9. Myrasis System Manager alarm trigger configuration: alarm trigger for the Security Zone 1

Configure Alarm Rule Chain

The Myrasis VMS alarm rule chain maps the configured alarm trigger to a dedicated action (e.g. a particular alarm, recording of the video stream, etc.). The alarm rule chain configuration procedure includes the following steps:

  1. Navigate to VMS Servers tab → Double click Alarms under the Local Recorder tab → Click New Alarm icon

  2. Navigate to the General tab → Give a distinguishable name to the alarm configuration, e.g. Security Zone 1 - Intrusion Alarm → Set priority to High → Toggle alarm Visible in Service profile

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    Figure 10. Myrasis System Manager alarm configuration: create alarm rule chain

  3. Navigate to the Trigger tab → Set type to Metadata → Make sure that Security Zone 1 is in the Zone pane

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    Figure 11. Myrasis System Manager alarm configuration: alarm rule chain trigger

  4. Navigate to the Actions tab → Select QbProtect in the Type pane → Select the desired action type, e.g. Disable alarms → Click the Right Arrow icon to bring it to the Visible pane → Set the highest filtered alarm priority to Low

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    Figure 12. Myrasis System Manager alarm configuration: alarm rule chain action

  5. Click OK to finalize the alarm rule chain configuration

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    Figure 13. Myrasis System Manager alarm configuration: configured alarm rule chain

  6. The zone intrusion event in the Security Zone 1 from QbProtect and the configured intrusion event rule chain will be generating an alarm in Myrasis VMS Spotter, as shown in the Figure below.

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    Figure 14. Myrasis Spotter: ONVIF intrusion event in the security zone raises an alarm