CPU Activity Log Client
Installation and Operation Guide
The American Dynamics (AD) CPU Activity Log
Client application provides activity logging/reporting
and configuration file storage for one or more AD
MegaPower
®
CPU-based matrix switcher/controller
hosts over an Internet Protocol (IP) network. It can
be installed on the same PC used for running the
EASY (Enhanced Administration SYstem) CPU
configuration and monitoring software.
The AD CPU Activity Log Client application can be
enabled to record the following information:
• User keyboard activity:
− Logging On/Off
− Camera selections
− Monitor selections
− Preset calls and sets
− Auxiliary On/Off
− Recorder selection and control
− Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus activity
− Alarm acknowledgements
− Tour/Salvo calls
• Alarm activity:
− All changes in video status detected by any
matrix bay video loss data buffer (DBVL)
− Alarms triggered:
○ Alarm number
○ Time and Date triggered
− Alarms acknowledged:
○ By whom, Clearance Type (Manual,
Instantaneous, or Automatic)
○ Time & Date acknowledged
• System configuration modifications:
− Who changed what and when
− Save old configurations for audit or recovery
Contents
System Requirements ...........................................1
Installing the Application ........................................2
Activity Logging Connection ..................................4
Running the Application.........................................4
Understanding Log Files........................................6
Uninstalling the Application....................................6
Declarations...........................................................8
End User License Agreement................................9
System Requirements
• Operating System:
− Microsoft
®
Windows
®
2000 Professional, or
− Microsoft Windows XP Professional Edition
− TCP/IP protocol should be installed on the
computer
• Minimum Hardware:
− CPU: PC-compatible computer with
600MHz Intel
®
Pentium III
®
microprocessor
or greater
− RAM: 128MB
− Video: SVGA with 16MB video RAM
− Monitor: 800 x 600 pixel resolution, 16-bit
color
− NIC: TCP/IP Network Interface Card
(10BaseT, 100 BaseTX)
• Hard Drive Space:
− 13MB required for software installation,
which includes approximately 5MB for the
ZIP file and another 8 MB for the installed
<Program Files> folder, but does not
include storage space for captured data
files.
• Additional Software:
− WinZip compression utility for Windows. Go
to
http://www.winzip.com/ to download a trial
version of this utility and/or to purchase it.
If the default path of C:\Program Files\Tyco Safety
Products\MP-CPU Ultra Activity Logging Client is
not altered, the Activity Log Client setup creates
the necessary folders and installs the majority of
the files into the Windows operating system
<Program Files> folder.
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The log files created by this application are also
inserted into this folder. To meet the hard-disk
drive space installation requirements, you must
already have sufficient space on the hard drive
where the program will be installed.
Figure 1 displays the application properties,
including the overall file size.
Figure 1. Activity Log Client Properties
After installation of the Activity Log Client
application to the specified folder, the individual file
sizes are displayed similar to
Figure 2.
Figure 2. Activity Log File Sizes
Installing the Application
To install the Activity Log Client application:
1. Download or copy the compressed file,
Activitylog0_1_007.zip, into a temporary folder
on your hard disk drive.
2. Double-click on the Activitylog0_1_007.zip file
to view the contents of the compressed archive
(
Figure 3).
Figure 3. ZIP File Contents screen
3. Double-click on the file, MP-CPU Ultra
Installer.msi, to begin the installation
procedure.
4. Click Next> to continue the Setup Wizard
(
Figure 4).
Figure 4. Setup Wizard screeen
5. The Select Installation Folder screen (
Figure 5
on page
3) appears. Select whether or not this
program will be used by other users of this
computer and the install destination directory,
and then click Next> to continue.
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Figure 5. Select Installation Folder screen
6. The Confirm Installation screen (
Figure 6)
appears. Click Next> again to proceed with the
installation.
Figure 6. Confirm Installation screen
The progress bar (
Figure 7) that appears
during the installation indicates the percentage
of the installation that has been completed.
Figure 7. Installing Activity Logging Client
screen
7. When the Installation Complete screen
(
Figure 8) appears, click Close to complete the
installation.
Figure 8. Installation Complete screen
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Activity Logging Connection
Connection for activity logging is accomplished
using the Ethernet connection of the MegaPower
CPU (MP CPU) through the TCP/IP network
protocol.
The following explanation describes the operation
of the MP CPU with static and dynamic IP
addresses:
Static IP address network:
The IP address is set via the front panel LCD of the
MP CPU. This allows the installer to set the IP
address so the EASY configuration software can
communicate with the MP CPU in the first place.
Dynamic IP address network:
The MP CPU IP address is set to DHCP Enabled
via the keyboard interface and the front panel LCD
menu system. In a network with a DHCP server,
the IP address is automatically assigned, and the
MP CPU can have a different address each time it
establishes a network connection. However, the
network device name is assigned to each of the
MP CPUs by the user through the EASY
configuration software or the front panel LCD menu
system.
Running the Application
To run the Activity Log Client application:
1. On the desktop, double-click on the MP CPU
Activity Log Client shortcut (
Figure 9) to
launch the application.
Figure 9. Desktop shortcut icon
The Activity Log opening screen (
Figure 10)
appears.
Figure 10. Activity Log opening screen
2. Right-click on MegaPower CPU Systems and
select Add... (
Figure 11).
Figure 11. Add CPU IP Address screen
The Add MegaPower CPU System dialog box
appears (
Figure 12).
3. Enter the IP address of the desired MP CPU,
check the Activity Log Enable box, and then
click Add.
Figure 12. Add MegaPower CPU System dialog
4. Repeat this and the previous step as often as
necessary. The opening screen (
Figure 13 on
page
5) displays the IP addresses that have
been added.
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Figure 13. Opening screen with IP addresses
added
5. If data does not begin to automatically display
on the right pane, right-click on a previously
entered IP address and select the
Properties… option (
Figure 14).
The MegaPower CPU System Properties
dialog box appears (
Figure 15).
Figure 14. IP address properties selection
6. Check or uncheck as desired, the properties
checkboxes and radio buttons (
Figure 15), and
then click OK.
Figure 15. MP CPU System Properties dialog
The following system properties can be changed:
• Activity Logging Enable: Allows enabling and
disabling of activity logging.
− Activity Types Select section allows the
following parameters to be changed:
○ Keyboard Activity Enable:
Filter Setting manages PTZ activity
report traffic. PTZ activity includes all
Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Focus, or Iris
commands
− No Filtering logs all PTZ commands
with the time and date
− Medium filtering logs the first and last
PTZ command with a time and date
that occurs before and after a 15-sec.
period of PTZ inactivity, and before
and after any context switch (monitor
or camera change)
− High filtering logs only the first PTZ
command with a time and date after
any context switch (monitor or camera
change), and the last PTZ command
with a time and date before any
context change
○ Alarm Activity Enable enables logging
of alarm activity.
○ Configuration Change Logging
Enable enables logging of configuration
changes.
Note: The EASY configuration software cannot
be used to disable activity logging. All
configuration parameters must be set using the
Logging Client only.
The gray “broken” wire pair should change to a
green “connected” wire pair if the MP CPU is a
selected unit (as indicated by an ‘up arrow’ on
its LCD front panel), and data should begin to
appear in the right window pane (
Figure 16).
Figure 16. Wire pair icons
Gray “Broken” Wire Pair
Green “Connected” Wire Pair
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7. To clear the data display window, click in that
window pane to activate the Clear Screen and
Pause/Continue buttons (
Figure 17).
Figure 17. Clear and Pause/Continue buttons
8. If the Configuration Change Logging Enable
checkbox was previously checked in the
MegaPower CPU System Properties dialog
box, configuration change comparisons can be
made by clicking on the Tools drop-down
menu and selecting the Show Configuration
Changes option. The following screen
(
Figure 18) appears.
Figure 18. Show Configuration Changes menu
option
The Configuration Change History dialog box
appears (
Figure 19).
Figure 19. Configuration Change History dialog
9. To close the program, click File on the menu
bar, and then select Exit from the drop-down
menu.
Understanding Log Files
Event Logging Client refers to a background
application that gathers log records from one or
more MP CPUs via the Ethernet network
connection with TCP/IP network protocol.
Clear Screen Button
Pause/Continue Button
A log file stores event records in ASCII text format
and has a default size of the number of logs
created in 1 month.
Log files have the following filename format:
ADUltraCPUxxx.xxx.xxx.xxx_month_yyyy.log
where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx represents the IP address or
network device name of the MP CPU sending the
event record, and
month_yyyy represents the English month (spelled
out) with four digits for the year; for example,
ADUltraCPU_192.168.0.2_March_2007.log.
Using a log information rate of 100Bps as an
example, approximately 124 days of logged events
can be stored in 1GB of disk space.
Note: There is no maximum disk space used by
the logging client. Therefore, it is important to know
that the logging client will deplete disk resources
unless old log files are deleted or taken off the
computer.
Figure 20 is an example of a log file.
Figure 20. Log file example
Uninstalling the Application
Uninstalling the activity log client application does
not remove the MP-CPU Ultra Activity Logging
Client folder or its subfolder, configfiles, created
during installation of this product. These folders
also retain all of the log files and configuration
images stored during use of the Client software.
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If desired, after removing the AD CPU Activity Log
Client using Add or Remove Programs in the
Control Panel, these folders can be deleted
manually. The path is C:\Program Files\Tyco
Safety Products\MP CPU Ultra Activity Logging
Client.
To uninstall the Activity Log Client application:
1. Quit the Activity Log Client application by doing
one of the following:
a. Click on the close window X button
b. Click on the File > Exit drop-down menu
c. Right-click on the title bar and select Close
d. Right-click on the application tile in the
taskbar and select Close.
Figure 21. Close application menu
2. Click on Start > Control Panel > Add or
Remove Programs. The Add or Remove
Programs screen appears (
Figure 22), and a list
of currently installed programs is displayed.
Figure 22. Add or Remove Programs screen
3. Scroll down the list until you locate the program
file name, MP CPU Ultra Activity Logging Client,
and then click on the file name to select it. The
following screen appears (
Figure 23).
4. Click Remove to start the removal process.
Figure 23. Remove selected program screen
5. A confirmation dialog box appears (
Figure 24).
Click Yes to continue. The application is
removed.
Figure 24. Remove selected program
confirmation dialog
6. Quit the Add or Remove Programs
application by doing one of the following:
a. Click on the close window X button
b. Right-click on its title bar and select Close
c. Right-click on its tile in the taskbar and
select Close.
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Declarations
Thank you for using American Dynamics products. We
support our products through an extensive and worldwide
network of dealers. The dealer, through whom you originally
purchased this product, is your point of contact if you have a
need for service or support. Our dealers are fully empowered
to provide the very best in customer service and support.
Dealers should contact American Dynamics at (800) 507 6268
or (561) 912 6259 or on the web at
www.americandynamics.net.
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