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This type of search allows selecting Events search is used to select events in the archive based on the type of event. For correct operation of the events search, the following is required:

• Access permissions to search in the archive (see Role).
• A detector that is configured and connected to the camera (see Detectors).

To search for events, do the following:

1. Open the required layout (see Configuring layouts).
2. Select the required camera.
3. Click the Search button in the lower right corner of the surveillance window (see Search in archive).
4. Set a search interval (see Setting a search interval).
5. Click the Image Added button.
6. Select Events search. 
7. Specify the search criteria listed in the table:
   

   Criterion	Value	Description
   Events search
   Event type		Select the required event type from the drop-down list

From the Event type drop-down list, select the type of events that you want to find.
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Event

Description

8. 	All alarms	The search finds moments in the archive containing all types of alarms

Non-critical alarm

9. Suspicious situation

   The search finds moments in the archive containing

non-critical alarmsCritical

10. suspicious situations
    Confirmed alarm	The search finds moments in the archive containing

critical

11. confirmed alarms
    Unclassified alarm	The search finds moments in the archive containing unclassified alarms
    False alarm	The search finds moments in the archive containing false alarms

Triggering

12. Detector triggers	The search finds moments when detectors generated events
    Recording start	The search finds the beginning and end of recordings from the specified camera regardless of the initiator

In the Initiator field, select the

13. Initiator

    Select an event initiator from the drop-down list. An operator,

camera

14. input, camera detector, or any detector activated

detector

15. in the system can act as

the

16. an event initiator. The search

results show

17. result displays the moments in the archive that

contain

18. the

events that are started by the initiator. Triggering

19. initiator started. When you search for any type of alarm or for the

 

20. Detector triggers type

of event by searching

21. to search in the lists of faces (see Faces (AxxonNet), Faces (AxxonData)) or

LPs

22. license plates (

see 

23. see LPs (AxxonNet), LPs (AxxonData)), select Real-time recognition as an initiator with a specific list. To do this, enable the Check in lists

 parameter

24. parameter in the settings of

the 

25. the Face detectors

 and 

26. and License plate detectors (see

 

27. Checking in lists of faces,

 

28. Checking in lists of LPs)

.

29. Comment		Enter text to search for specific events that had comments added when alarms triggered. You can filter the

If it is necessary to find events to which comments were added during alarm triggering, enter the required text in the Comment field to simplify the search for a specific event.
Note

title	Attention!

You can filter

30. events by the Comment

field

31. criterion only for the following types: All alarms

;

32. Confirmed alarm

;

33. Suspicious situation

;

34. False alarm

.
35. 
    
36. Click the Search Image Added button. If necessary, click the
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37. Image Added button
and
38. to add
more
39. additional similar search conditions.
    
40. Set the search interval (see Setting a search interval).

Click the Search button.

41. Note
    title Attention!
    To search in the embedded storage of an IP device (for example, a camera or recorder) for events from the embedded detectors, you must synchronize the server and IP device (see Axxon One requirements). If you don't perform synchronization, there can be discrepancies between the time of detector events and the time of frames in the archive.

Once started, you

42. You can stop the search at any time. To do this, click the Stop Image Added button that

appears instead of the

43. replaces the Search button.

This starts a search in the archive based on the set criteria. Search results are available on the search results panel.

The search results panel displays frames that meet the specified search criteria:

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The number of frames displayed on the results panel depends on the screen resolution and frame size. You can change the size using the slider:

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The search control panel displays the number of frames found:

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