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3. After you receive an email containing your license key, copy all the characters between the -- License Key Start -- and the
-- License Key End -- lines (as shown by in the following screen capture).
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- If your Velocity Server is on a different computer, paste your license key into the Windows Notepad accessory, save it as a text file, and transfer it between computers using a USB drive.
- Paste the full complete license key information into the Add / Renew License pane and click the Add / Renew button.
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- Click OK to close this dialog , and then verify that the Velocity License Manager shows a new row of information about your DVR component.
- Licensing of the Video Integration (and selected Plug-in) is now complete so that you can close the Velocity License Manager.
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3. Select the appropriate choice in the dialog windows. Clicking Yes will make a backup of the database prior to before any changes being are done.
4. The next following dialogue will prompt if you want to start the services automatically after the install installation is complete.
5. The next following dialogue will prompt if you want the Velocity application to start after the install installation is complete.
6. When the following dialog is displayed, click the Install button. This will install the FrameWork for the Video Plug-in.
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NOTE: If you are installing the American Dynamics plug-in, you must also need to install the American Dynamics SDK. For details, see Installing the American Dynamics SDK.
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A progress bar in the Velocity Update Wizard indicates the progress of the Plug-in installation.
When completing Completing the Velocity main window loads and takes you to the Velocity Application.
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9. To verify that the name and password you entered for the Velocity Services account were correct, verify the Velocity Video Service was started after the installer was completed by right-clicking on the Velocity Service Control Manager icon.
If The new service will start automatically if the name and password were correct, the new service will start automaticallyare correct. If there is a problem with the name or password, the following dialog is displayed:
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After installing the Velocity Video Integration (and supported plug-in), you will need to must perform the following configuration and setup tasks.
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For details about these tasks, see the context-sensitive help system that is installed with the software.
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NOTE: The Identiv Video Integration and DVR plug-in were designed to be installed on a Velocity Server, with any remote Velocity Clients being automatically updated the next time they are restarted and connect connected to the updated Velocity Server. If you ever need to uninstall the integration and plug-in, you should do it first on the server , and then on the clients.
To uninstall the Identiv Video Integration and DVR plug-in, perform the following steps.
- On the Velocity Server where the Video Integration and the DVR plug-in are installed, use the Velocity Service Control Manager to stop the Velocity Video Service, and close the Velocity Client if it is open on that computer.
- Open the Windows Control Panel.
- Locate the feature to uninstall a program, which varies depending on the setting of the View by: option option.
- If you are viewing the Control Panel’s items as icons, then click on the Programs and Features link:
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4. Scroll down in the table until the Identiv Video Plug-in is visible in the Name column, and click on it.
5. Click on the Uninstall button that now appears above the table.
6. In the resulting message dialog which asks asking if you want to remove the selected program, click on the Yes button. For example:
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A confirmation message box will follow, click ; click OK.
7. Now Uninstall the Identiv Video Framework program following the same process as the Plug-in
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Adding 3VR VMS to VelocityPrerequisites: To add your 3VR integration to Velocity, the video integration must be licensed and installed, the Velocity Video Service must be running, the NVR must be set up and running at the proper IP address, you must know a username and optional password for the 3VR NVR, and you must know the port number used for the 3VR Web Services Port. Role Permissions: To add your NVR to Velocity, you must have the following role permissions: Application Permissions > Administration Window > Administration Window - Use, and Application Permissions > DVR Unit > Add (which automatically also selects Save, View, View General Tab, DVR Event History Viewer – Use and All Video Events – Use). For more information, see the Configuring Velocity for Your DVR > Managing Role Properties for the Hirsch Video Integration topic in the Video Integration help system. To add a 3VR NVR to Velocity: 1. In Velocity's Administration window, select the Configuration > Interfaces Configuration > Video Integration folder in the system tree. 2. In the Components pane, doubleDouble-click the Add New DVR/NVR item in the Components pane. 3. In the resulting dialog, select _3VR from the Vendor drop-down list. 4. In this dialog, enter the appropriate values for each field. Note that fields areas with a red asterisk are required. For a 3VR NVR or HVR, this dialog has the following elements.
5. If you want to test the connection to your DVR/NVR, click the Test Connection button , and then click OK to close the resulting success or failure dialog. 6. When you are finished, click OK. Don't forget to close this Add New DVR/NVR dialog (or the DVR's Properties dialog). Because this dialog is modal, when it is open you might have a problem closing the Trigger Action Manager or the Search Video window when it is open.
If you will be using use maps containing camera objects, some related information is provided in the Velocity main help system.
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