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Name Description
Time interval
When you enter specific periods of time, for example:
Thursday 16th August 2007 from 07.00 to 07.59
or
every Saturday and Sunday
Failover time
interval
Periods of time where failover is active or inactive.
Recurring
time
When you set an action to be executed on a detailed, recurring schedule.
For example:
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Every week on Tuesday every 1 hour(s) between 15:00 and 15:30
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On day 15 every 3 month(s) at 11:45
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Every day every 1 hour(s) between 15:00 and 19:00
The time is based on the local time settings of the server on which
Management Client is installed.
You can work with the following under Rules and Events:
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Rules: Rules are a central element in the system. The behavior of your surveillance system is to a very
large extent determined by rules. When creating a rule, you can work with all types of events
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Time profiles: Time profiles are periods of time defined in the Management Client. You use them when
you create rules in the Management Client, for example to create a rule which specifies that a certain
action should take place within a certain time profile
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Notification profiles: You can use notification profiles to set up ready-made email notifications, which
can automatically be triggered by a rule, for example when a particular event occurs
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User-defined events: User-defined events are custom-made events that makes it possible for users to
manually trigger events in the system or react to inputs from the system
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Analytics events: Analytics events are data received from external third-party video content analysis
(VCA) providers. You can use analytics events as basis for alarms
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Generic events: Generic events allow you to trigger actions in the XProtect event server by sending
simple strings via the IP network to your system
Administrator manual | XProtect® VMS 2023 R1
75 | Overview
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