🚀Quick Start Guide

Summarized steps to start with DEKI SAFE device

In this short guide we will go through a quick setup of the system, connecting video sources, creating rules for detection and resulting end actions.

If you will encounter any problems during the setup, we recommend you to find the issue in this documentation, contact us via email at [e-mail], or via the dedicated chat in the interface (for contacting via chat, you have to be connected to the internet)

1. Install the DEKI SAFE

First things, install the DEKI SAFE into your local area network according to the -> Hardware Installation information

2. Log into the Platform

To access Interface open the URL provided on a small sticker on the box called DEKI Access Information. If you have lost this information, please contact us via [e-mail] .

• Enter default username: admin and password: changeMe.

• Click on Sign in.

3. Add video sources

Go to the menu on the left side and click on Video Sources.

Please make sure that BASIC Authentication is configured in the IP camera settings (on the interface of the camera) for the RTSP stream.

1. Add new video source according to the -> Adding New Video Sources information.

2. Create active area to the video source -> Creating Active Areas

We highly recommend using Active Areas for each video source. If there isn't a specific area in the view of the video source you want to monitor, we recommend creating active area for the whole screen of the video source.

4. Create a new Output Action

Go to the menu on the left side and click on Actions.

1. Setup a new action to be triggered upon detection. In the page -> Adding new actions, choose an action type you want to create.
2. For the purposes of Quick Start, we highly recommend to create Save to Event log type of action to begin with.

5. Creating a new Rule for Detection

After you have added in a Video Source and have created a new Output Action to be triggered upon detection, it is now time to combine it together in a Detection Rule.

1. Go to the menu on the left side and click on Rules.

2. Setup a new Rule of Detection according to the -> Adding New Rules information.

6. Testing

After all of the steps above have been completed, you should have a Rule for Detection, that gives object detection capabilities to the added video source, with a resulting end action upon detection.

You can test if all steps were done correctly by introducing selected object type into the view of the camera added to the detection rule.

If all was done correctly, you should see a new Event in the Event Log at the -> Home Page.