General information

Bookmarks created by the operator during or after an event allow for a more detailed view of what is happening at the protected facility. When you view the archive, bookmarks are displayed on the timeline as special marks (see The Timeline). Users with the appropriate access level settings can create, edit, and delete bookmarks (see Roles).

Create a bookmark

In Axxon One, you can create a bookmark in two ways:

1. The standard method involves creating a bookmark in the archive mode. To do this:

   1. Open the required layout.

   2. Go to the archive mode (see Switching to the Archive mode).

   3. Click the Timeline panel button.

   4. Select the bookmark interval on the timeline:

      1. Place the timeline pointer at the beginning of the interval.
      2. Click the button.
      3. Scroll the timeline and place the pointer at the end of the interval.
      4. Click the button.
   5. Click the button.
   6. In the window that opens, click Add bookmark.
      
      
   7. A window opens in which you must set the bookmark parameters specified in the table:
      

      Parameter	Value	Description
      Add bookmark
      From	[date], [month], [year], [hours], [minutes], [seconds]	Specify the date and time interval for which you want to create a bookmark. When you create a quick bookmark, the date and time are selected from the moment of the freeze frame in the surveillance window Limit on bookmark length is two hours.
      To
      Selected cameras	[Short camera name].[Camera name]	Select a specific camera or all cameras of the current layout
      Category		From the drop-down list, select one or more bookmark categories. Categories are used to group bookmarks by themes. You can create a category on the Options tab. When you select a category, specifying a comment is optional
      Comment		Enter a comment if necessary. The visible field contains four lines
      Highlight area	Point area	If necessary, select an area of interest on the frame. To do this: Click the corresponding button, then click any place on the frame. The selected element is displayed. Move the element to the required area of ​​the frame. To do this, left-click the element and move the cursor without releasing it. Set the size of the element by stretching the anchor points. With the help of an elliptical and rectangular mask area, you can hide certain parts of the image. This ensures confidentiality and protection of personal data You cannot set a mask area in real time. For a single bookmark, you can set either an area of ​​interest or a mask area.
      	Ellips area
      	Rectangle area
      	Ellips mask area
      	Rectangle mask area
      Advanced area settings
      Saved positions		You can set several positions on different frames to display the same bookmark. To do this, go to another frame, move the element on it to the required area, and click the Add button. To delete a position, click . As a result, one bookmark is displayed for all added positions
      Add bookmark
      Protect archive from deletion		By default, the checkbox is set and cannot be changed. To clear the checkbox and set the bookmark storage period, go to the Options tab → Bookmark parameters and clear the Mandatory archive protection from deletion checkbox. During archive FIFO overwriting, the protected bookmark isn’t deleted (see Configuring recording to an archive) Protection of archive from deletion is available only for object archives.
      Indefinitely		Select Indefinitely or For +- days. By default, the bookmark storage period is 30 days. If necessary, you can change it. The maximum storage period is 1095 days The option buttons are available for selection only if the Protect archive from deletion checkbox is set.
      For +- days
      Confidential bookmark		By default, the checkbox is clear. If you want to make the bookmark confidential, set the checkbox

      
      
   8. Click the Save button.
2. You can create a quick bookmark at any time. To do this:
   1. Open the required layout.
   2. Click the button in the camera surveillance window.
   3. A window opens in which you must set the bookmark parameters specified in the table:
      

      Parameter	Value	Description
      Selected cameras	[Short camera name].[Camera name]	Select a specific camera or all cameras of the current layout
      Category		From the drop-down list, select one or more bookmark categories. Categories are used to group bookmarks by themes. You can create a category on the Options tab. When you select a category, specifying a comment is optional
      Comment		Enter a comment if necessary. The visible field contains four lines
      Highlight area	Point area	If necessary, select an area of interest on the frame. To do this: Click the corresponding button, then click any place on the frame. The selected element is displayed. Move the element to the required area of ​​the frame. To do this, left-click the element and move the cursor without releasing it. Set the size of the element by stretching the anchor points
      	Ellips area
      	Rectangle area
      Confidential bookmark		By default, the checkbox is clear. If you want to make the bookmark confidential, set the checkbox

      
      
   4. Click the Save button.

Bookmark is created.

View bookmarks

The bookmark list provides convenient access to previously created bookmarks. To view all created bookmarks:

1. Open the required layout.
2. Click the button located on the top panel of the layout next to the Video/Archive buttons.

You can also go to the bookmark list from the surveillance window in the archive mode. To do this:

1. Open the required layout.
2. Go to the archive mode of a camera that already has a created bookmark (see Switching to the Archive mode).
3. Click the button next to the selected bookmark.

4. In the window that opens, click Bookmark list.
   
   

A list of all created bookmarks opens:

You can set the time range for searching bookmarks. To do this, select The last -+days or Specific date and select the required value. You can also select whether to display bookmarks for all cameras or for specific ones.

By default, bookmarks are sorted by creation date. If necessary, you can sort the bookmarks by:

• comment text;
• user;
• bookmark start/end date;
• protection;
• protection end date;
• export date.

To sort bookmarks by a specific parameter, hover the mouse cursor over the parameter name and click it.

You can also go to the archive mode from the bookmark list. To do this, click the button. A temporary layout opens with all cameras from the selected bookmark, including those that are currently not on any layout. The time in the archive is set to the beginning of the bookmark. A notification appears at the top of the temporary layout to return to the bookmark list.

To exit the bookmark window, click the button in the upper right corner.

View an archive with operator's bookmarks

When the archive is played back, the operator's bookmarks are displayed in the surveillance window. Bookmarks created in the archive mode display the time range specified by the user on the timeline.

You can collapse the bookmark by clicking the  button. When collapsed, only the bookmark comment is visible. The first 16 characters of the comment text are displayed.

To return to the full bookmark, click the button.

Edit bookmarks

In Axxon One, you can edit a created bookmark using:

1. Bookmark list. To do this:
   1. Open the layout.
   2. Click the button located on the top panel of the layout next to the Video/Archive buttons.
   3. In the window that opens, click the button.
   4. A bookmark editing window opens in which you can change the necessary parameters:

      1. Time period.

      2. Required cameras.

      3. Category.

      4. Comment.

      5. Bookmark confidentiality.

   5. Click the Save button.
2. Surveillance windows in the archive mode. To do this:

   1. Open the layout.

   2. Go to the archive mode of a camera that already has a created bookmark.

   3. Click the button.
   4. In the window that opens, click Edit.
   5. A bookmark editing window opens in which you can change the necessary parameters:

      1. Time period.

      2. Required cameras.

      3. Category.

      4. Comment.

      5. Selected area.

      6. Archive protection from deletion.

      7. Bookmark confidentiality.

   6. Click the Save button.

Bookmark editing is complete.

Bookmark export

Bookmark export allows you to save the required events from a video recording for later analysis.

There are two ways to export:

1. Using the bookmark list. To do this:

   1. Open the layout.
   2. Click the button located on the top panel of the layout next to the Video/Archive buttons.
   3. In the window that opens, click the button. The export window opens, in which the archive fragment corresponding to the bookmark length is selected.
   4. Set the necessary export parameters.
      

      In the export window, you can: add cameras for which there are no bookmarks. This allows you to export a fragment of the archive for the specified period of time; remove cameras. If you don’t select any cameras, the Export button is inactive.

      
      
   5. Click the Export button.
2. Using the surveillance window in the archive mode. To do this:
   1. Open the layout.

   2. Go to the archive mode of a camera that already has a created bookmark.

   3. Click the button.
   4. In the window that opens, click Export.

   5. Set the required export parameters.

   6. Click the Export button.

The bookmark export is complete.

Remove bookmarks

In Axxon One, you can delete created bookmarks using:

1. Bookmark list. To do this:
   1. Open the layout.
   2. Click the button located on the top panel of the layout next to the Video/Archive buttons.

   3. In the window that opens, click the button.

   4. Click the Delete button.
2. Surveillance windows in the archive mode. To do this:
   1. Open the layout.
   2. Go to the archive mode of a camera that already has a created bookmark.
   3. Click the button.
   4. In the window that opens, click Delete.
   5. Click the Delete button.
      
      

Bookmark deletion is complete.