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Recordings protected by evidence locks remain on the old recording server with the retention time that
was defined when the evidence lock was created
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The XProtect Smart Client user can still protect data with evidence locks on the recordings that were
made on a camera before it was moved to another recording server. Even if you move the camera
multiple times and the recordings are stored on multiple recording servers
By default, all operators have the default evidence lock profile assigned to them, but no user access
permissions to the feature. To specify the evidence lock access permissions of a role, see Device tab (roles) for
role settings. To specify the evidence lock profile of a role, see Info tab (roles) for role settings.
In the Management Client, you can edit the properties of the default evidence lock profile and create
additional evidence lock profiles and assign these to the roles instead.
Rules and events
Rules (explained)
Rules specify actions to carry out under particular conditions. Example: When motion is detected (condition), a
camera should begin recording (action).
The following are examples of what you can do with rules:
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Start and stop recording
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Set non-default live frame rate
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Set non-default recording frame rate
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Start and stop PTZ patrolling
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Pause and resume PTZ patrolling
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Move PTZ cameras to specific positions
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Set output to activated/deactivated state
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Send notifications via e-mail
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Generate log entries
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Generate events
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Apply new device settings, for example a different resolution on a camera
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Make video appear in Matrix recipients
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Start and stop plug-ins
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Start and stop feeds from devices
Administrator manual | XProtect® VMS 2023 R1
72 | Overview
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