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Creating a Video Reader/Video Intercom Reader

To create a Video Reader Pro /or Video Intercom Reader Pro in the Control Center, follow these steps:

1. Go to https://control.openpath.com/login and log in. To access the European Control Center, please go to https://control.eu.openpath.com/login.Log In:

   • Go to OpenPath Control Center to log in.

   • For European users, log in at OpenPath EU Control Center.

2. Navigate to Devices:

   • Go to Devices > Video

   readers

   • Readers or Video

   intercom readers

   • Intercom Readers.

3. To add a new device, click Add a New Device:

   • Click the plus (+) sign

   on

   • in the top right corner of the page.

4. Enter Device Information:

   • Name: Enter a name for the device

   (we recommend adding

   • . (It’s recommended to add an identifier

   to the name

   • , e.g

   “Lobby Video Reader”

   • ., “Lobby Video Reader”).

   Under

   • Cloud Video Storage

   , select a Plan Length

   • : Select a plan length.

5. Save the Device:

   • Click Save.

6. Provisioning:

   • The read-only Details section will populate with

   info

   • information after provisioning the device.

7. Under SettingsConfigure Settings:

   • Tamper Sensor: By default, the Tamper Sensor is disabled

   by default. The Tamper Sensor is

   • . It uses a basic 3-axis accelerometer

   . When the Tamper Sensor is enabled, the device will

   • to detect tampering.

     • Enable Tamper Sensor: Enable this setting to record Tamper Detected events when the device is touched or moved.

   You may need to adjust

   • • Adjust Sensitivity: Adjust the Tamper Sensor Sensitivity

   to lower or higher depending on your needs or even depending on how much vibration is making it to the sensor. Disabling the Tamper Sensor setting will disable those

   • • as needed based on the level of vibration affecting the sensor.

     • Disable Tamper Sensor: Disabling this setting will stop Tamper Detected events.

Next Steps After Creating the Device

After creating the device in the Control Center, your next follow these steps should be:

1. Create a

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1. Zone (if

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1. needed):

   • If you don't have a zone already, create one.

2. Create an

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1. Entry:

   • Select the Video

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1. • Reader/Video

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1. • Intercom Reader from the Controller dropdown.

• Install and provision the Video Reader Pro/Video Intercom Pro.

Configuring Video Settings After Provisioning

After provisioning your device, return to the Control Center to finish configuring video settings or to enable ONVIF.

Steps to Configure Video Settings

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1. Access the Device:

   • Go to Devices > Video

   readers

   • Readers or Video

   intercom readers, then click

   • Intercom Readers.

   • Click on the device you want to edit.

2. Edit Video Settings:

   • Click the Video tab to adjust the video settings.

3. Under

   Adjust Video Properties

   , select

   :

   • Quality: Select High, Medium, or Low Quality.

   Adjust

   • Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, and Sharpness: Adjust these settings as needed.

   • Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)

   is disabled

   • : Disabled by default;

   enabling

   • enable it to adjust for backlighting and

   other

   • extreme lighting conditions.

   • Night Mode

   is set

   • : Set to Auto by default, but

   you

   • can

   also set it

   • be changed to Always on or Always off.

   • Anti-Overexposure

   is enabled

   • : Enabled by default

   ; when enabled this helps

   • to reduce IR glare on persons and objects approaching the Video Reader.

4. Under

   Detection Settings

   , enable

   :

   • Enable or disable Motion Detection

   and adjust

   • .

   • Adjust sensitivity settings for motion detection.

5. Privacy Masks and Regions of Interest:

   • In the live video feed, create privacy masks or regions of interest

   , if needed

   • as needed.

By following these steps, you can ensure that your video settings are tailored to your specific needs.

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Accessing the Camera UI

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and Enabling ONVIF

If you are exporting video to a third-party VMS, you need to enable ONVIF.To enable

Steps to Enable ONVIF:

1. Enable ONVIF:

   • Toggle the Enable ONVIF slider to on.

   • Click Save.

2. Access the Camera UI:

   • Click Open Camera UI.

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1. • Note: For best results, use Chrome, Firefox, or Microsoft Edge.

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1. Log In:

   • Log in using the default username and randomly generated password

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1. • .

   • Go to Configuration > Security > User

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1. • Accounts to change the password.

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1. Password Management:

   • Note: The Control Center will always display the default password, even if you change

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1. • it in the Camera UI. To reset the password

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1. • to the default, disable ONVIF, wait 10 seconds, then enable it again.

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Changing the Cloud Video Storage Plan

You can change the length of your cloud video storage plan length, however, plans , but please note that changes are not retroactive. For example, if you are currently on switch from a 30-day plan and you switch to a 180-day plan, you’ll still you will only have access to the past 30 days of clips (, with 180 days of storage moving forward).

To change cloud video storage plan length:

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Steps to Change Cloud Video Storage Plan Length:

1. Log In:

   • Go to OpenPath Control Center to log in.

   • For European users, log in at OpenPath EU Control Center.

2. Access Device Settings:

   • Go to Devices > Video

   readers

   • Readers or Video

   intercom readers, then click

   • Intercom Readers.

   • Click on the device you want to edit.

3. Change Plan Length:

   • Under Cloud Video Storage, select a different

   Plan Length

   • plan length.

   • Click Save.

Video Intercom Reader Pro

To continue with the Video Intercom Reader Pro please see Setup and Features.