System requirements Servers, database, network ports, browsers, and cameras for a Kalytera VMS installation.
Install Kalytera VMS Run Setup on Windows Server, choose a machine profile and a database, open the ports operators need, and create the first administrator. Linux servers get a package with the same roles.
First steps Sign in, find your way around Operate and Configure, and set up cameras, recording, rules, and users in a sensible order.
Add cameras Find ONVIF cameras on the network or add them by address, connect through Axis, Hikvision, Dahua, or ONVIF, and choose the streams for live view and recording.
Live view Watch cameras in layouts of 1, 2, 4, 6, 9, or 16 cells or 1+5, save private or shared views, zoom, replay recent video, and control Axis PTZ cameras.
Recording and playback Set when each camera records and for how long, find video on the timeline, play up to 8 cameras in sync, protect evidence, and export MP4 files with a SHA-256 manifest.
Rules and alarms Build rules that react to camera, input, recording, and server events, raise alarms, send email and signed webhooks, switch outputs, and move Axis PTZ cameras.
Maps Build floor-plan maps, place cameras and devices on them, link maps together, and follow live state and alarms from the map.
Users and permissions Create local user accounts, build roles from allow and deny rules scoped to sites, areas, groups, or single cameras, and review who has access.
Site Designer quick start Install Site Designer, calibrate a floor plan, place cameras with DORI coverage, size storage and cabling, and export a proposal.
Device Manager quick start Install Device Manager, find ONVIF cameras on the local network, check streams and clocks, and change camera settings.
DC-09 Studio quick start Install DC-09 Studio, decode SIA DC-09 frames, simulate a panel and a receiver, and run the seven receiver checks.