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Microphones, speakers, metadata, inputs and outputs are by default disabled.
This means that microphones, speakers, metadata, inputs and outputs must be individually enabled before
you can use them in the system. The reason for this is that surveillance systems rely on cameras, whereas the
use of microphones and so on is highly individual depending on the needs of each organization.
You can see if devices are enabled or disabled (the examples show an output):
Disabled
Enabled
The same method for enabling/disabling is used for cameras, microphones, speakers, metadata, inputs, and
outputs.
1. Expand the recording server and the device. Right-click the device you want to enable.
2. Select Enabled to clear or select it.
Set up a secure connection to the hardware
You can set up a secure HTTPS connection using SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) between the hardware and the
recording server.
Consult your camera vendor to get a certificate for your hardware and upload it to the hardware, before you
continue with the steps below:
1. In the Overview pane, right-click the recording server and select the hardware.
2. On the Settings tab, enable HTTPS. This is not enabled by default.
3. Enter the port on the recording server to which the HTTPS connection is connected. The port number
must correspond with the port set up on the device’s homepage.
4. Make changes as needed and save.
Administrator manual | XProtect® VMS 2023 R1
209 | Configuration
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