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help you in getting a deeper understanding of the
concept of debounce time. Example 1 deals with
events creating the same state: The System Info
event occurs and the configured debounce time
starts. During this time another System Info event
occurs. This System Info event is not accepted as
a new event. Example 2 deals with events creating
different states with the same priority: A Motion
Detected event occurs and the configured
debounce time starts. During this time, the
Motion Stopped event with the same priority
occurs. The Motion Stopped event is not accepted
as a new event. Example 3 also deals with events
creating different states with the same priority:
The state of a virtual input is on. The state
priorities for both state changes are identical. At a
specific point in time, the virtual input is switched
off, the debounce time is started. During this
debounce time the virtual input is switched on.
This state change is not accepted as a new event
because it has the same priority. After the
debounce time has elapsed, the virtual input is in
another state. The switch-on gets the time stamp
of the end of the debounce time and no new
debounce time starts. Example 4 deals with
events with different priorities creating different
states: The Motion Detected event occurs and the
configured debounce time starts. During this time
the Motion Stopped event with a higher priority
occurs. The Motion Stopped event is accepted as
a new event but the debounce time does not start
again. Example 5 also deals with events with
different priorities creating different states: The
state of a virtual input is off. The state priority for
switched on is "5", for switched off is "2". At a
specific point in time, the virtual input is switched
on (prio "5"), the debounce time is started. During
this debounce time the virtual input is switched
off (prio "2"). This state change is accepted as a
new event because it has a higher priority. The
debounce time of the first switch-on is continued.
Further state changes are not accepted during
this debounce time.
Decoder
Changes a digital stream to an analog stream, e.g.,
to display digital video on a analog monitor.
Device family
Bosch encoders / IP cameras can belong to one of
the following device families: CPP-ENC , CPP3 ,
CPP4. Each device family uses another hardware
platform with different functionality. CPP4
provides extended support for H.264 and HD
video resolution.
Device Tree
Hierarchical list of all the available devices in the
system.
DNS
Domain Name System. A DNS server converts a
URL (www.myDevice.com, for example) into an IP
address on networks that use the TCP/IP
protocol.
Dual authorization
Security policy that requires two different users to
log on to the Operator Client. Both the users must
be member of a normal Bosch Video Management
System user group. This user group (or these user
groups if the users are members of different user
groups) must be part of a dual authorization
group. A dual authorization group has its own
access rights within Bosch Video Management
System. This dual authorization group should have
more access rights than the normal user group
that the user belongs to. Example: User A is
member of a user group called Group A. User B is
member of Group B. Additionally a dual
authorization group is configured with Group A
and Group B as members. For the users of Group
A, dual authorization is optional, for users of
Group B it is mandatory. When user A logs on, a
second dialog box for confirming the logon is
displayed. In this dialog box, a second user can
log on if he is available. If not, user A can continue
and start the Operator Client. He then has only
the access rights of Group A. When user B logs
on, again a second dialog box for logging on is
displayed. In this dialog box, a second user must
log on. If not, user B cannot start the Operator
Client.
Dual streaming
Dual streaming allows an incoming data stream to
be encoded simultaneously according to two
different, individually configured settings. This
creates two data streams: one for live and pre-
event recording, the other for continuous, motion,
and alarm recording.
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