Biostar VP5200SS16 Administrator Guide - Page 115

3. Setup the BioStar System 1. Click Device in the shortcut pane. 2. In the navigation pane, click a device name. 3. In the Device pane, click the Input tab. 4. Click Add at the bottom of the pane. This will open the Input Setting dialog box. 5. Select an input port from the second drop-down list. 6. Select the normal position of the input switch (N/O-normally open or N/C- normally closed). 7. Select a Function to be triggered (Generic Input, Emergency Open, Release All Alarm, Restart Device, Disable Device, LED Green Input, LED Red Input, Buzzer Input, Access Granted Input, and Access Denied Input). Note: With BioStar 1.8v, LED Green Input, LED Red Input, Buzzer Input, Access Granted Input, and Access Denied Input were newly added. And these input options are available only with BioStation (FW 1.93v), BioStation T2 (FW 1.3v), FaceStation (FW 1.3v), BioEntry Plus (FW 1.6v), BioEntry W (FW 1.2v), BioLite Net (FW 1.4v), and Xpass (FW 1.3v). 8. Select a function for the input (Not Use, Generic Input, Emergency Open, Release All Alarms, Restart Device, or Disable Device). 9. Select a schedule for applying the function (Always, Disable, or custom schedules). 10. Set the minimum duration (in milliseconds) an input signal must last to trigger the specified action. 11. Click OK. 3.11 Setup Cameras This section describes how to add IP cameras and network video recorder (NVR) servers to the Biostar system. Once you have properly set up the IP cameras and NVR servers, you can monitor areas in real time and view event logs with still images or recorded videos. BioStar supports the following IP cameras and NVR servers: 115 Copyright ©2014, Suprema Inc. On the web: www.supremainc.com