KAI UP v4.3 - KAI Node Installer Guide - v4.1.1 (Omesti Malaysia)

KAI
Unified Platform
v4.3
KAI Node
-- Installer Guide --
Document Version 4.1.1

5 Jan 2016
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KAI Node Installer Guide
Table of Contents
1. Getting Started ..................................................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 Prerequisites .................................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Camera Installation Guidelines ............................................................................................................................. 4
3. Node Initial Settings ............................................................................................................................................. 5
2.1 Node Settings................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.2 Node Registration .......................................................................................................................................... 10
4. Login ................................................................................................................................................................... 11
3.1 Dashboard...................................................................................................................................................... 11
4.2 Adding Cameras to the Node ......................................................................................................................... 12
5. Video Analytics Configurations ........................................................................................................................... 16
6. Reports ............................................................................................................................................................... 37
7. Creating a User and Role for accessing Local Recording on Node4 .................................................................... 47
8. Access on KAIUP ................................................................................................................................................. 52
8.1 Login .............................................................................................................................................................. 52
8.2 Live Views on KAI UP ..................................................................................................................................... 53
8.3 Reports on KAI UP .......................................................................................................................................... 54
8.4 Creating a User Account for the customer to login on KAI UP ....................................................................... 56
8.5 Customer Log In ............................................................................................................................................. 57
9. Appendices ......................................................................................................................................................... 58
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Versions
Version Date Description
1.0 17 August 2013 First Release
1.1 23 August 2013 VCA configurations and Camera Installation added
1.2 29 August 2013 Added ‘Assigning Devices to User’ and next release
notes for Access on Cloud
1.3 29 August 2013 Added KAI UP Guide (Pre-Installation) in Appendices
1.4 6 September 2013 Added Removing of Nodes from Accounts
1.5 13 September 2013 Added explanations to fields for Registering on Cloud
2.0 1 September 2014 First Draft for KAIUP v4 and Node v4.0.0.15
2.1 13th November 2014 Updates to v4 draft and added Jianwei’s diagrams
3.0 4th March 2015 Updated for v4.2
3.1 8th May 2015 Updated for KAI UP v4.2 for Malaysia Partner
3.1.1 18th May 2015 Minor correction to contents
4.1.1 5 Jan 2016 Updated for KAI UP v4.3 for Malaysia Partner
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1. Getting Started
Welcome to the KAI Node Installer Guide. This guide primarily describes the steps to
installing and configuring the KAI Node4 with KAI Unified Platform (KAI UP) as well as
references to Appendix E to describe the steps to installing and configuring the KAI Node1.
Prerequisites
 User Account Registering Information (From KAI UP Administrator)
 Accessed and checked network configurations on site
 Completed installations of supported cameras (Refer to the respective Appendix)
 Display Monitor (with VGA input), USB Mouse, Keyboard and Internet Connectivity
Let’s get started!
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2. Camera Installation Guidelines

For the analytics to perform their functions optimally, it is important that the cameras are
installed according to the analytics required.
The important factors to take note are as follow:
Mounting Location and Feasibility
Height of camera
Angle of View
Field of View
Lighting Conditions and variable environmental factors
Distance to the network point (to be within theoretical working length of a LAN cable)
A detailed guide to the above information is available in “Appendix B – Camera and VCA
Installation Guide”.
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3. Node Initial Settings

To start configuring the KAI Node4, ensure that the Node
is connected to the Internet and powered up. You
should see the Registration page. If this is the first time
this KAI Node is being deployed, you will need to
configure and register the KAI Node first.
Before proceeding with the registration, the “Node Settings” will need to be properly
configured first.
Refer to “Appendix E - KAI Node1 Installer Guide” for the initial settings for KAI Node1.
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Node Settings
Click on “Node Setting” to set the Network, Cloud and TimeZone configurations for your KAI
Node.
Select the appropriate “TimeZone Settings” for the location Node is based in.
Under the “Cloud Address” section, enter the KAI UP address provided by your service
provider. You may be prompted that the Node will need to restart to save this setting.
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Next, configure the network for your KAI Node under “Network Setting”.
The default DHCP should have an IP address assigned. Select “Static IP” to make the DHCP
assigned IP into a static IP for the node. Write this down in your Delivery Order / Service
Report.
You may have to seek the assistance of the site’s Network Administrators if no DHCP address
is assigned or if you face any issues with the network.
Click on “save” to save and auto restart KAI Node with your settings.
If the KAI Node is correctly connected to the network and powered up, Internet connectivity
and connection to the KAI UP Server should be established.
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Firmware Update
The “Maintenance” tab shows the current version of the Node. Perform an “Upgrade by USB”
(if you have the updates in a removable storage) by clicking on the button under the
“Firmware Update” section.
 It is strongly recommended to upgrade to the latest version using the “Upgrade by USB”
before registering the node.
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This page explains the functions of the other available options in “Node Settings”
-> “Maintenance” and is NOT part of the typical installation.
 Node Operation
 Factory Reset: Restore the Node back to factory defaults. This also unregisters the
Node from its Bucket.
 Restart: Click on “Restart” to restart software services on your KAI node.
 Export Logs: Use this function to export logs for troubleshooting.
 Device
 Reboot: Reboot device
 Shutdown: Shutdown Device
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3.2 Node Registration
After configuring the “Node Settings”,
press the “Go to Platform” button to
return to the Registration page.
Fill in the required fields with the
information provided by your KAI UP
Administrator.
The Access Key and License No. should be provided by the KAI UP Administrator and the
Registration No. can be found on the sticker on your KAI Node. Enter a name for the Node in
“Node Name”. Enter the address of the place the KAI Node is installed in the “Address” field.
Click on the “Register” button.
Refer to “Appendix E - KAI Node1 Installer Guide” for the registration for KAI Node1.
If the registration for Node4 is successful, a message will be displayed and you will be
returned to the Login Page.
You have successfully registered the KAI Node on KAI UP!
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4. Login
Enter the credentials required to login to the Node to perform the rest of the configurations
for the KAI Node. The credentials must be acquired from the Administrator.
Dashboard
Click on “Dashboard” on the top of the screen to see the dashboard page. This page contains
the link to all the features that you can access on the KAI Node. Click on the icon on the
top-right to view your account information.
The next step is to add the cameras into the KAI Node.
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4.2 Adding Cameras to the Node
Click on “Admin Settings” on the left menu to expand the sub menu.
1. Device Management
Click on “Device Management” devices. Any existing devices will be shown in the
“Devices” tab. Supported models are shown under the “Models” tab. Click on “Edit” to
edit the existing devices, or click on “Delete” to discard.
There should be no devices in a new node so skip to the next step.
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+ Add New Device
Click on “+ Add New Device” to add a
new camera or device. Select “No” when
prompted for automatic search.
Select the corresponding IP Camera from
the Model.
Enter a Name for the camera. It is
recommended to name the camera
according to the VCA it will be assigned.
Enter the Address of the place the
camera is installed at.
Enter the IP address of the camera in the
Host field. Enter 80 in the Port field.
Enter the Login ID and Password of the
camera.
Check “Recording Enabled”
Click on “Submit” to save, or “Cancel” to
discard.
Click on “+ Add New Device” to add up
remaining cameras into the Node.
IMPORTANT NOTE: “Recording Enabled” must be checked and enabled for cameras performing
Security Analytics to generate their Security Event videos
You have now successfully added all cameras into the Node!
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2. Assigning Devices to User

Click on “Admin Settings”, “User Management” on the left panel. You should see a page
listing the Usernames that are available for logging on the KAI Node. As no other users
have been created, only “admin” is listed.
Click on “Devices” under the “Manage” column.
The newly added cameras should be checked and assigned to “admin” by default. Click
in the box to check accordingly for any new users created to assign the cameras to the
user. Click “Update”. The added cameras are now assigned and viewable for the
respective user. Proceed to check the “Live Views”.
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3. Live Views
Click on “Live View” on the top menu to go to the viewing page.
On the left panel, you can see a “+” sign and the name of this node.
Click on the “+” to expand the list and see the cameras added to the node.
Click the “+” beside the name of the camera to see “Channel No.1”.
Click on “Channel No.1”, drag and drop into the viewing frame to see the camera.
Repeat for the remaining 3 cameras to see all camera views in the viewing panels.
All cameras have been added and viewable now.
The basic setups for the KAI Node4 and Cameras are now complete!
The next step will be to configure the required Video Analytics for the cameras.
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5. Video Analytics Configurations

This section will guide you through the process of configuring your video analytics on the KAI
Node4. Click on the “Video Analytics” on the left menu to expand the sub menu if you are at the
“Dashboard” page. Click on the ‘<’ button if you are on “Live View” page to see the “Video
Analytics” tab.
Refer to “Appendix E - KAI Node1 Installer Guide” for the analytics configuration for KAI Node1.
The analytics configurations for KAI Node1 is performed on the KAI UP instead but the steps to
configuring the available analytics is similar to KAI Node4 as detailed in this following section.
Click on the Analytics that needs to be setup. The available analytics that can be configured is
detailed in the following table.
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Correct as of KAI UP v4.2 May 2015
KAI Node1 KAI Node4

Business Intelligence
Human Traffic Flow 
People Counting  
Crowd Density 
Audience Profiling 
Security
Intrusion Detection  
Perimeter Defense 
Loitering Detection 
Trip Wire Counting 
Camera Tampering 
Face Indexing 
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Excluded Regions
Excluded region can be configured and ignored by the video analytics. This is usually used for
masking out areas that are not of interests and/or areas that may cause false detections, such as
TV screens and reflected surfaces.
Click on the gold icon and use the drawing tool to draw out the areas to be excluded. Name the
area and save it.
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These regions, when configured, can be seen as black areas in the VCA Debugger.
This function is supported for all Video Analytics except for Loitering Detection.
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1. Human Traffic Flow

Click on “Human Traffic Flow” to setup the analytics. The “Device List” tab shows the
current cameras running the face indexing analytics. Click on “Delete” to remove a
device. There should be no cameras assigned at this stage so skip to the next step.
Click on “+ Add Analytics”
Select the Camera that will be used to perform the analytics.

Click on the square box in the camera view to use the drawing tools.
Draw up to 3 areas and define the “Starting Traffic Source”.
Default parameters will be used so no changes to the parameters should be needed now.
Click “Submit”.
To test if the analytics is working correctly, simply click on “Events” to view the event log.
If there are new events being shown, the analytics should be working correctly.
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2. People Counting
Click on “People Counting” to setup the analytics. Click on “Device List” to view and
manage the devices running the people counting analytics. Click on “Config” to edit an
existing configuration. Click on “Delete” to remove a device. Skip to the next step if there
are no existing devices.

Draw 2 areas and define the “Direction” of a person walking in.
Click “Submit”.
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3. Crowd Density
Click on “Crowd Density” to setup the analytics. Click on “Device List” to view and
manage the devices running the people counting analytics. Click on “Config” to edit an
existing configuration. Click on “Delete” to remove a device. Skip to the next step if there
are no existing devices.

Default parameters will be used so no “Additional Parameters” should be needed now.
Use the drawing tool to create and name regions if specific region crowd density is
required.
Click on the “Submit” button.
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4. Audience Profiling
Click on “Audience Profiling” to configure the analytics. Click on “Device List” to view
and manage the devices running the audience profiling analytics. Click on “Delete” to
remove the device. Skip to the next step if there are no existing devices.

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To test if the audience profiling analytics is working correctly, simply click on the
“Debugger” tab to check if the analytics is running.
In the view type field, enter “ot” to see the analytics view. If a face gets color boxed up, it
means the analytics is running.
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5. Security Analytics Events

Under “Security”, you will be able to view event videos from the “Historical Alerts”
under “Details” tab for each Security analytics except Face Indexing. You can search the
event by different devices and time period. Use this to check if the events are captured.
6. Face Indexing
Click on “Face Indexing” to setup the analytics. The “Device List” tab shows the current
cameras running the face indexing analytics. Click on “Delete” to remove a device. There
should be no cameras assigned at this stage so skip to the next step.

You should see the device that you just added on the back on the “Device List” page.
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To test if the Face Index analytics is working correctly, simply click on the “Debugger”
button to check if the analytics is running.
In the view type field, enter “ot” to see the analytics view. If a face gets color boxed up, it
means the analytics is running.
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7. Intrusion Detection
Click on “Intrusion Detection” to configure the analytics. Click on “Device List” to view
and manage the devices running the intrusion detection analytics. Click on “Config” to
edit the configuration. Click on “Delete” to remove the device. Skip to the next step if
there are no existing devices.

Shade the area to be marked as the area of intrusion detection.
Set the sensitivity of the detection with 1 being least and 10 being most sensitive.
Click “Submit”.
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For Security Analytics, each event being captured will have an “Event Video” generated.
Click on the “!” icon on the top or “Historical Alerts” on the left panel to filter and view
the respective Event Videos from the “Details” tab.
If there are new events being shown in the “Events” tab and event videos generated, the
analytics should be working correctly.
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8. Perimeter Defense
Click on “Perimeter Defense” to configure the analytics. Click on “Delete” to remove the
device. Skip to the next step if there are no existing devices.

Draw the area to be marked as the area for Perimeter Defense.
Set the sensitivity of the detection with 1 being least and 10 being most sensitive
Click “Submit”.
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9. Loitering Detection
Click on “Loitering Detection” to configure the analytics. Click on “Delete” to remove the

Draw the area to be marked as the area for Loitering Detection.
Set the “Allowed loitering Duration”.
Click “Submit”.
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10. Trip Wire Counting

Click on “Trip Wire Counting” to configure the analytics. Click on “Delete” to remove the

Set the “Trigger Count”.
Draw 2 areas and define the “Direction” of a person walking in.
Click “Submit”.
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11. Camera Tampering

Click on “Camera Tampering” to configure the analytics. Click on “Delete” to remove the

Set the sensitivity of the detection with 1 being least and 10 being most sensitive
Click “Submit”.
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analytics should be working correctly
Excluded Regions for Video Analytics
In certain environments, the camera may be looking at areas of interests that include
areas that need not be analyzed.
It is possible to draw a mask on areas that are not required to be analyzed by the
respective analytics in the camera field of view so they can be excluded.
Click on the yellow icon during the configuration of analytics to draw out a polygon to
mask out unwanted areas and focus on the areas of interest!
Simply use the own screen buttons to Draw, Edit or Delete the drawn polygons.
Once drawn, name the region and click the ‘Save’ button before submitting the analytic
with these settings.
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6. Reports
Click on ‘Reports’ on the left panel to test generating the list of reports. Checking the
generation of reports is to be done on the Node4 as well as on KAI UP, although the steps are
largely similar.
Refer to “Appendix E - KAI Node1 Installer Guide” for the registration for KAI Node1. The
reports from Node1 is only available in KAI UP.
Click on “Reports” on the left to expand the sub menu, click again to collapse. This function
may be useful to help check if the previously configured analytics are working correctly.
 Business Intelligence Reports
1. Human Traffic Flow

Human Traffic Flow is used to track people movement across different regions, to
generate activity comparison report. Expand the list on the left and drag the camera to
the ‘Drag to here’ field. Select the date and time for the report.
Click on "Apply" to generate the report. The report shows the percentage human flow
movement from the starting traffic source to the specified region.
The Human Traffic Flow report is interactive and with the mouse cursor over the
different pre-defined regions, the arrows and data changes to reflect the respective
data.
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2. People Counting
People Counting helps to count the number of people that enter or exit specific areas. .
Expand the list on the left and drag the camera to the ‘Drag to here’ field. Select the date
and time for the report.
Click on "Apply" to generate the report.
The report can be generated by hours, days, weeks or months. Hold your mouse cursor
over the graph to view the number of events.
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3. Crowd Density
Crowd Density is used to tracks overall activity in an area. To generate crowd density
report, expand the list on the left and drag the camera to the ‘Drag to here’ field. Select
the date and time for the report. Click on "Apply" to generate the report. The report
shows areas of high activity level and low activity level, from red to blue color
respectively.
If regions are predefined during the Crowd Density analytics configurations, an

additional data can be seen via graphs other than the image based heat map report.
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4. Audience Profiling
Audience profiling uses the combination of unique feature points on a face to identify
age range, gender, and smiles. Expand the list on the left and drag the camera to the
‘Drag to here’ field. Select the date and time for the report.
Choose which results you want to view by selecting “Age”, “Gender” or “Emotion” from
the tabs above the graph charts.
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 Security Reports
Each Security VCA event except Face Indexing, when triggered, is tagged with an event
video and the total events are shown in the timeline on the Dashboard page.
5. Face Indexing
Face indexing is used to automatically detect and capture faces, which are indexed to
help make faces easier to find. Expand the list on the left and drag the camera to the
‘Drag to here’ field. Select the date and time for the report.
Click on "Apply" to generate the report.. The report can be generated by hours, days,
weeks or months. Hold your mouse cursor over the graph to view the number of events.
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6. Intrusion Detection
Intrusion Detection helps to detect when there are intrusions from specific area. Expand
the list on the left and drag the camera to the ‘Drag to here’ field. Select the date and
time for the report.
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12. Perimeter Defense

Perimeter Defense helps to detect when people or objects crosses user-defined
boundaries. . Expand the list on the left and drag the camera to the ‘Drag to here’ field.
Select the date and time for the report.
Click on "Apply" to generate the report. Hold your mouse cursor over the graph to view
the number of events.
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13. Loitering Detection

Loitering Detection helps to detect when people loiter in certain zone for more than a
specified amount of time. Expand the list on the left and drag the camera to the ‘Drag to
here’ field. Select the date and time for the report.
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14. Trip Wire Counting

Trip Wire Counting helps to count the number of objects being moved into and out of
specific line or area. Expand the list on the left and drag the camera to the ‘Drag to here’
field. Select the date and time for the report.
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15. Camera Tampering

Camera Tampering helps to detect when the video is out of focus or blurry. . Expand the
list on the left and drag the camera to the ‘Drag to here’ field. Select the date and time
for the report.
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7. Creating a User and Role for accessing Local Recording on
Node4
Create Role
Start by creating a ‘Role’ for retrieving.
Click on ‘Admin Settings’, ‘Role Management’, ‘+ Create Role’
Name: Enter a name for this role to be created e.g ‘video’

Description: Enter a description for the purpose of this role e.g View Recording
Click ‘Create’.
Click on ‘Features’ and check ‘Monitoring’ and ‘Recording’, leave the rest of the features
unchecked.
Click ‘Update’.
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Create User
Click on ‘Admin Settings’, ‘User Management’, ‘+ Add User ’
Username: Enter a user name for this user to account to be created for accessing the node
Full Name: Enter a name for the user that will be using this account
Email: Enter an email address of the user. This is important when the user needs to use the ‘Forget
Password’ function.
Password & Confirm Password: Enter a password of the user
Click ‘Submit’.
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Assign Role and Devices to User

Click on ‘Roles’ and assign the created role to this user and click on ‘Devices’ to assign the rights to
the respective devices for the user.
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Accessing the node from a laptop to view recording

Using a laptop connected to the same network as the node and camera, open a browser on the
laptop and enter the IP address of the node. You will be brought to the node login page.
Login with the credential created for the user.
Click on ‘Recording’, ‘Video Playback’ to access the recording page. Select the camera and the time
range of the recording to view and click ‘Submit’.
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The recording can now be viewed and option to download. Press the ‘Download’ tab to download
the recorded footages in 15 minutes clips according to the time period indicated.
Click on the ‘Download’ button beside the clip to download that 15 minute clip from the Node to
the laptop or computer.
Click the ‘Download All’ button to download all the clips from the selected time range to the
laptop.
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8. Access on KAIUP
Once all configurations are completed on the KAI Node, access KAI UP on the cloud and view the
cameras live views and reports. This step is to check to ensure that all the activated features can be
viewed from KAI UP.
This access should be performed on the installer’s laptop or on the customer’s computer.
The following sections apply to the KAI Node1 and Node4.
8.1 Login
Open a browser on a laptop/computer that is connected to the Internet. The latest version of the
KAI UP supports viewing on IE, Firefox and Chrome.
Enter the URL: https://va.omesti.com/
This brings you to the KAI UP page. The server URL is determined by the address of the hosted KAI
UP.
Login with the Bucket ID and the default credentials provided by the administrator. This login is for
the installer to check and setup the user account for the customer to log in.
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8.2 Live Views on KAI UP

Select ‘Live View’ from the top part of the KAI UP page.
On the right side of the page, there are options to display Full Mode, 1, 4 or 9 views. Select the
desired number of views.
Next, expand the tree to see the nodes that are available and assigned to the admin user.
Expanding one more level down will display the cameras available to the node. Click and drag the
cameras into the views to view the cameras and ensure all views are showing correctly.
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8.3 Reports on KAI UP

Click on ‘Reports’ on the left panel to test generating the list of reports that are made available on
KAI UP. The list of available reports on the node is determined by the License, which in turn is
based on the requested features of the customer. These features are typically bounded by the
analytics utilized and configured on the node.
Business Intelligence
Reports for the Business Intelligence analytics are mostly chart based graphs showing numbers and
demographics except Crowd Density and Human Traffic, which shows imagery based reports.
Generating Business Intelligence Reports

Select the required Reports based on the analytics
Select the ‘Report Type’ – Single will allow generating report based on only 1 device while
Multiple allow generating reports with more than 1 device.
Expand the device list on the left and drag the camera to the ‘Drag to here’ field.
Select Date and Time Range

Exporting Reports
After viewing the reports on KAI UP, click on ‘Export’ and ‘PDF’ or ‘Excel’ to download the reports
in the respective formats as required.
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Security Intelligence
Reports for the Security VCAs are mostly chart based graphs showing numbers of events. Each
Security VCA event, when triggered, is tagged with an event video.
Generating Security Reports

Select the required Reports based on the VCA
Select the ‘Report Type’ – Single will allow generating report based on only 1 device while
Multiple allow generating reports with more than 1 device.
Expand the device list on the left and drag the camera to the ‘Drag to here’ field.
Select Date and Time Range

To view the event videos, click on ‘Notification Management’, ‘Historical Alerts’ tabs. The list of
event videos available can be managed with the filtering options.
Click on the ‘Details’ tab to access and view the 10 seconds clip of that particular event. To
download the clip into the computer, simply click on ‘Download Video’.
The primary functions and features checks on KAI UP are now completed!
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8.4 Creating a User Account for the customer to login on KAI UP

The last step to be performed on KAI UP is to create a login for the customer to access and view
the information from the installed node.
Create Role
Start by creating a ‘Role’ for retrieving.
Click on ‘Admin Settings’, ‘Role Management’, ‘+ Create Role’
Name: Enter a name for this role to be created e.g ‘Normal User’
Description: Enter a description for the purpose of this role e.g View Recording
Click ‘Create’.
Click on ‘Features’
Check on the features listed below:
Monitoring -> Live View
Reports -> Check all of the items. This list should already show the available ones.
*Admin Settings -> ONLY Device List, Periodic Report Management, POS Management, My
Licenses and Label Management
Notification Management -> Historical Alerts and Alert Rule Management
Click ‘Update’.
Create User
Click on ‘Admin Settings’, ‘User Management’, ‘+ Add User ’
*Allow the user to enter the fields for their access:
Username: Enter a user name for this user to account to be created for accessing the node
Full Name: Enter a name for the user that will be using this account
Email: Enter an email address of the user. This is important when the user needs to use the ‘Forget
Password’ function.
Password & Confirm Password: Enter a password of the user
Click ‘Submit’.
Assign Role and Devices to User
Click on ‘Roles’ and assign the created role to this user and click on ‘Nodes’ to assign the rights to
the respective devices for the user.
The customer user login account is created and customer is ready to log in!
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8.5 Customer Log In
Before the customer tries to log in, ensure that the installer has logged out of KAI UP by clicking on
the ‘Logout’ button on the top right of the page.
Inform the customer of the bucket ID and guide the customer to enter their Username and
Password.
Once the login is successfully, guide the customer on how to access the Live View and Reports.
The installation is now successfully completed and customer is ready to
make use of the features of KAI UP and the information and data
provided by KAI UP will help them gain deeper insights about their
businesses!
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9. Appendices
Appendix A - WD3011 Camera Installer Guide
Appendix B – Camera and VCA Installation Guide
Appendix C – AM2183M IP Camera Installer Guide
Appendix E – KAI Node1 Installer Guide
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Document Version 4.1.1

1.1 Prerequisites .................................................................................................................................................... 3

2. Camera Installation Guidelines ............................................................................................................................. 4

3. Node Initial Settings ............................................................................................................................................. 5

2.1 Node Settings................................................................................................................................................... 6

3.2 Node Registration .......................................................................................................................................... 10

4.2 Adding Cameras to the Node ......................................................................................................................... 12

5. Video Analytics Configurations ........................................................................................................................... 16

8. Access on KAIUP ................................................................................................................................................. 52

8.1 Login .............................................................................................................................................................. 52

8.2 Live Views on KAI UP ..................................................................................................................................... 53

8.3 Reports on KAI UP .......................................................................................................................................... 54

8.5 Customer Log In ............................................................................................................................................. 57

1.0 17 August 2013 First Release

1.1 23 August 2013 VCA configurations and Camera Installation added

1.3 29 August 2013 Added KAI UP Guide (Pre-Installation) in Appendices

1.4 6 September 2013 Added Removing of Nodes from Accounts

1.5 13 September 2013 Added explanations to fields for Registering on Cloud

3.0 4th March 2015 Updated for v4.2

3.1.1 18th May 2015 Minor correction to contents

 Accessed and checked network configurations on site

 Completed installations of supported cameras (Refer to the respective Appendix)

Let’s get started!

2. Camera Installation Guidelines

The important factors to take note are as follow:

Mounting Location and Feasibility

Lighting Conditions and variable environmental factors

3. Node Initial Settings

 Restart: Click on “Restart” to restart software services on your KAI node.

 Export Logs: Use this function to export logs for troubleshooting.

 Reboot: Reboot device

 Shutdown: Shutdown Device

3.2 Node Registration

After configuring the “Node Settings”,

press the “Go to Platform” button to

return to the Registration page.

Fill in the required fields with the

information provided by your KAI UP

Click on the “Register” button.

returned to the Login Page.

You have successfully registered the KAI Node on KAI UP!

4.2 Adding Cameras to the Node

There should be no devices in a new node so skip to the next step.

+ Add New Device

Click on “+ Add New Device” to add a

new camera or device. Select “No” when

prompted for automatic search.

Select the corresponding IP Camera from

Enter a Name for the camera. It is

recommended to name the camera

according to the VCA it will be assigned.

Enter the Address of the place the

camera is installed at.

Enter the IP address of the camera in the

Host field. Enter 80 in the Port field.

Enter the Login ID and Password of the

Check “Recording Enabled”

Click on “Submit” to save, or “Cancel” to

Click on “+ Add New Device” to add up

remaining cameras into the Node.

Security Analytics to generate their Security Event videos

2. Assigning Devices to User