HSR.4B HSR Client Software Operator’s Guide

HSR.4B HSR Client Software Operator’s Guide

Connecting and Launching the Program

After installation, a shortcut for HSR Client appears on the desktop. When starting the program, the operator must enter a username, password, and HSR server address. These credentials are provided by the system administrator.


 Shortcut for HSR Client program on the desktop



Notes
If an error occurs when entering the data, check your network connection.

Notes
If the issue persists, contact your administrator.


Main Window

After successful login, the HSR Client main window opens. It contains three key sections:

  • Video — live video streams from cameras.

  • Alarms — triggered events detected by the system.

  • Position — zone layout with target location.



 “Systems” window of HSR Client program. 



Notes
The interface may vary slightly depending on the software version, but these three tabs are always present.


The “Video” Section

This section provides access to live video streams from the cameras.
Operators can:

  • switch between different cameras,

  • display a video stream in full-screen mode,

  • view multiple feeds simultaneously.


 Window with video image from the front video cameras of HSR



Notes
Live monitoring allows operators to identify suspicious activity even before an alarm is triggered.


The “Alarms” Section

This section displays all triggered alarms, providing operators with a detailed view of each event.
For every alarm, the system records and presents:

  • a thumbnail image of the detected object,

  • the date and time of detection,

  • a sequence of captured frames from the camera, showing the object at different moments.


 Window with photo images of a potentially dangerous targets received by HSR. Photo images is marked with date and time, when the alarm signal was received.



Notes
Alarm events are highlighted in red.

Notes
The system automatically saves the relevant images at the time of detection.

Notes
The HSR system alerts the operator immediately when a potentially dangerous object is identified.

Notes
Operators must carefully review each alarm and respond according to established security procedures.


The “Position” Section

This section displays a simplified map of the monitored zone. Targets are marked as:

  • a green circle — regular movement,

  • a red circle — alarm event.


Schematic view of the inspection zone and a benign target. 



 Schematic view of the inspection zone and targets inside it. The target, that caused an alarm, is shown as red oval.


Notes
The position map helps the operator quickly identify the object’s location and accelerates coordination with response teams.


Operator Guidelines

  1. Always verify each alarm using both photos and live video.

  2. Cross-check data between the “Video” and “Position” sections.

  3. Keep a log of your actions and reaction times.

  4. Stay calm and strictly follow instructions when an alarm is confirmed.

  5. Report any technical issues to your administrator or technical support.



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