1. System Requirements Analysis
Before deploying a security monitoring system, a system requirements analysis needs to be conducted. This includes determining the monitoring areas, monitoring targets, and system performance requirements. Through investigating the actual situation of the office space, key areas and behaviors that need to be monitored are analyzed. 2. Hardware Equipment Selection and Configuration Based on the results of the system requirements analysis, select appropriate hardware equipment for configuration. This includes cameras, storage devices, displays, servers, etc. Cameras should cover key areas to ensure no dead angles; storage devices should have enough storage space to save surveillance videos; servers should have high performance to ensure stable system operation. 3. System Installation and Cabling After selecting and configuring hardware equipment, system installation and cabling are carried out. This includes camera installation locations, angles, cabling methods, etc. During installation, it should be noted to avoid interfering with other equipment and lines to ensure normal system operation. 4. Software System Configuration and Debugging Software system configuration and debugging are important links in the deployment of security monitoring systems. This includes setting monitoring parameters, installing monitoring software, debugging the system, etc. During the debugging process, it should be ensured that the system can operate normally and have functions such as real-time monitoring, recording, playback, etc. Section 3: Operation of Security Monitoring Systems 1. System Startup and Login After starting the security monitoring system, enter the correct username and password to log in to the system. After logging in, you can view real-time monitoring images and recorded files. 2. Real-time Monitoring In the real-time monitoring interface, you can view the real-time images of each camera. If you need to switch cameras, you can achieve it through mouse click or keyboard operation. During real-time monitoring, if any