Signing in

1. Enter the server information.

   • [Server] : Enter the IP address of the Hub server to connect to.
   • [Port] : Enter the port number of the Hub server.
2. Enter your account information.

   • [ID] : Enter your account ID.
   • [Password] : Enter your password.
   • [Initial Account Information] : For the initial login, the default username and password are admin/admin.
3. Click [Sign In].

   After sign-in is complete, you are taken to the VUNex Hub main screen (Monitoring). If you signed in with the default account (admin / admin), the [Change Default Password] screen appears first.
4. If you signed in with the default account, set a new password.

   • [Password] : Enter a new password.
   • [Confirm Password] : Enter the new password again.
   • The [Password Policy] items below the fields turn into check marks as each condition is met. Click [Apply] once all conditions are met.
   • After the password is changed, you are signed in immediately and taken to the Monitoring screen. You do not need to sign in again.
   • Click [Back to the Sign In] to cancel and return to the sign-in screen. You will be asked to change the password again at the next sign-in.

   

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Troubleshooting sign-in

1. If you forgot your password, click [Forgot password?] on the sign-in screen.

   Recovery steps are shown by account type.

   • Manager / Viewer : Contact your administrator to reset the password.
   • Administrator : Ask another administrator to reset the password, or contact Customer Support (Email / Phone) shown in the window.
2. If you enter the wrong password several times, check the remaining attempts.

   • From the third failure, the number of attempts left before lockout appears below the fields.
   • When it reaches 0, the account is locked and the remaining time (in minutes) until it unlocks is shown. Try again after that time has passed.
3. If the message "Cannot connect to the server" appears, check the server information.

   Check that the server IP address and port are correct, the Hub server is running, and the network connection is working, then sign in again.

Exploring the header menu

1. Click the [More options] (▾) button at the top right of the screen.

   The [Profile] area at the top of the menu shows your display name, the connected server [IP], the client [Version], and the [Last sign in] time.
2. Change the [Language] and [Theme].

   • [Language] : Choose from 한국어, English, 日本語, or Español. The screen language changes immediately.
   • [Theme] : Choose [Dark mode] or [Light mode].

Signing out

1. Click the [More options] (▾) button at the top right of the screen.
2. Click [Sign out].

   A confirmation window appears.
3. Click [OK].

   You are signed out and returned to the sign-in screen.

Viewing camera video

1. Click [Monitoring] in the left menu.

   The Monitoring screen appears. The [Resource] and [Events] areas are on the left, and the grid is in the center.
2. Assign cameras from the [Resource] area to grid cells.

   • Single camera : Double-click the camera, or drag and drop it onto a cell.
   • Multiple cameras : Hold Ctrl (Cmd on macOS) and click to select several cameras, then drag and drop them onto a cell.
   • All cameras : Press Ctrl + A (Cmd + A on macOS) to select all cameras, then drag and drop them into a cell.

Controlling video cells

1. Right-click on a video cell to open the menu.

   The menu has two groups, [Controls] for video actions and [Display Options] for turning cell display items on or off.
2. From [Controls], choose the action you want.

   • [Zoom(PIP)] : Show a zoomed-in area inside the same cell (Picture-in-Picture).
   • [Playback] : Open the recorded video player for this camera. See the Playback section for details.
   • [Full screen] : Enter full-screen mode. See Using full-screen mode for details.
   • [Select in tree] : Focus the device in the [Resource] tree.
3. From [Display Options], turn the items to display on the cell on or off.

   • [Camera Name] : Pin the camera name on top of the video.
   • [Video Information] : Show resolution, fps, and kbps.
   • [Detection Boxes] : Show AI object detection boxes (only for AI-enabled cameras).
   • [AI Exclusion Area] : Show areas excluded from AI analysis (only for AI-enabled cameras).

Managing layouts

1. Click the grid mode (for example, [16 Grids]) at the top right to change the number of cells.

   You can choose from the grid options. The new grid applies to the current page, and the videos are rearranged automatically.

   
2. Click [⋮] (more) next to the layout name.

   • [Add New Layout] : Create a new empty layout.
   • [Duplicate Layout] : Duplicate the current layout with the same cell assignments.
   • [Clear All Cells] : Remove all videos from the cells of the current layout. A confirmation window appears; this action cannot be undone.
   • [Full screen] : Enter full-screen mode. See Using full-screen mode for details.

   
3. To delete a layout, expand the layout list, click the delete icon on the right side of the layout you want to delete, and select [Delete Layout].

   A confirmation window appears. Once deleted, the layout cannot be recovered.

   
4. Click the left or right arrow in the page indicator at the top right to switch pages.

   The current page and total number of pages are displayed. Click the left or right arrow to move to the previous or next page.

   
5. To edit a layout name, expand the layout list, then click the edit icon on the right side of the layout you want to edit and change the layout name.

   The edit window appears. Change the layout name and save it to apply the changes.

   

Using full-screen mode

1. Enter full-screen mode through one of the following.

   • Double-click on a video cell area.
   • Right-click on a video cell and choose [Full screen].
   • Click [⋮] (more) next to the layout name and choose [Full screen].
2. Switch between the grid view and a single video view.

   In full-screen mode, double-click a specific video to expand it to a single view. Double-click again to return to the original grid full screen.
3. Press the ESC key, or hover over the top of the screen and click the [X] button to exit full-screen mode.

   Full-screen mode ends immediately regardless of whether you are viewing the grid or a single video. The previous grid layout and playback state (playing, paused, etc.) are preserved.

Checking real-time events

1. Check the event list in the [Events] area on the left.

   Detected events appear as cards in chronological order (most recent first). Up to 30 events are kept in the list, after which the oldest are removed automatically.
2. Click the filter at the top of the [Events] area to choose an event type.

   Choose from [All], [AI], [AC], [FR], or [Camera] to show only events of that type.
3. Click an event card to see its details.

   An event detail window opens. See Viewing event details for more.

Viewing event details

1. Click an event card in the [Events] area.

   The event detail window opens.
2. Check the information in the window. The fields shown depend on the event type.

   • AI events : Source camera, occurrence time, and the event clip video.
   • AC events (Access Control) : User group, user name (Unknown User if not registered), door, linked camera (displayed as “Link Connection” if not registered), AC device, occurrence time, and a thumbnail captured at the device.
   • FR events (Face Recognition) : User type, user name with match accuracy (%), camera, occurrence time, the registered face image and cropped face image, and the event clip video.
3. To continue analyzing the event with the recorded video, click [Playback] at the bottom (available for AI and FR events).

   The recorded video player opens for that camera. For details, see the Playback section.

Basic playback controls

1. Open the Playback window through one of the following.

   • Right-click a monitoring cell and choose [Playback].
   • Click [Playback] from event details.
   • Click [Playback] from search results.

   The Playback window opens and the video starts playing automatically from 1 minute before the entry point.
2. Use the play controls at the bottom.

   • Forward play / pause : Play the video forward or pause it.
   • Reverse play / pause : Play the video in reverse, or pause.
   • Step backward / forward (10 seconds) : Click the arrow buttons, or press the ← / → keys.

   
3. To change the playback speed, click the speed button and select a value from the [Speed] menu.

   Choose from 0.5x, 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x, or 16x. The selected speed appears on the button.

   
4. Right-click on the video to open the menu and turn display options on or off.

   • [Zoom(PIP)] : Show a zoomed-in area inside the video (Picture-in-Picture).
   • [Camera Name] : Pin the camera name on top of the video.
   • [Video Information] : Show resolution, fps, and kbps.

   

Navigating with the timeline

1. Move to a specific point on the timeline.

   Click any point on the timeline to jump to that time. Drag left or right to scrub through the video.
2. Zoom the timeline in or out.

   Hover over the timeline and use the mouse wheel to change the time unit.

   • Scroll up : Zoom in (narrower time unit, more detail).
   • Scroll down : Zoom out (wider time unit, broader view).

   The unit changes in this order: 24H → 12H → 6H → 2H → 1H → 10M.

   

Filtering event markers

1. To filter event markers on the timeline, click the [All Events] list at the left of the timeline.

   A list of event types grouped by source opens.

   • [All Events] : Show every event marker.
   • AI Type : Choose specific AI event types.
   • AC Type : Choose access control events.
   • FR Type : Choose face recognition events.

   Markers on the timeline are color-coded by event source (AI/AC/FR).

Jumping to a specific date and time

1. Click the current time display in the play controls.

   The date and time picker appears.
2. Select a date in the calendar.

   Days with recorded data are marked with a dot. Days outside the recording retention period are disabled.
3. Scroll the time columns to select hour, minute, and second.

   • Hour : 0–23
   • Minute : 0–59
   • Second : 0–59
4. Click outside the picker area to apply.

   The playback position moves to the selected date and time.

Saving a screenshot

1. Click the camera icon (screenshot) at the right side of the play controls.

   The current frame is saved immediately, and a confirmation message appears.
2. Click the Open Folder button in the snackbar to check the snapshot image file from that point in time.

Getting started with Search

1. Click [Search] in the left menu to open the Search screen.

   The Search screen opens with [AI] mode selected by default. Click [AI], [AC], or [FR] at the top to switch modes.
2. Set conditions to narrow down the search results.

   When you set conditions in the condition area, you can see results that match those conditions. The condition fields vary by mode—see the guide for each mode for details.

   
3. Click a result card to review its details.

   The [View Result Detail] area opens on the right. The metadata items shown vary by search mode—see the guide for each mode for details.

   
4. Click the X on a Chip at the top of the result area to remove a condition.

   The condition is removed and the results update immediately. Set new conditions and run the search again to refresh the results.

Quick search from the header

1. Enter a natural-language query in the header search bar and press Enter.

   The app moves to the Search screen and displays the results. Default conditions on entry are Today, All Cameras, and [AI] mode.
2. Focus the search bar to reuse a term from [Recent Searches].

   Up to five recent terms are shown (duplicates removed). Clicking an item fills the search bar with that term, and pressing Enter runs the search.

Searching with AI

1. Enter a natural-language description in the [Search By] field and press Enter to run a text search.

   • Examples: blue top man, person with red backpack.
   • Results are sorted by [Accuracy] by default. Click [Newest] to sort by most recent.

   
2. Click the image icon in the [Search By] field to upload an image and find similar persons.

   Drag and drop an image into the upload area, or click to select a file. After upload, the search runs automatically using the uploaded image as the reference.

   
3. Click [Detail] in the condition area to open the [Detail Search] window and search by attributes or events.

   Set values for [Class], [Event], [Gender], [Top], [Bottom], [Hat], and [Carried Item], then click [Search]. Items left as Any are not applied as filters.

   
4. Click a result card to open the [View Result Detail] area and run follow-up actions.

   • [Similar Person Search] : Search again using the selected image.
   • [Playback] : Open the camera's single playback view.

Searching access events (AC)

1. Switch to [AC] mode and set [Time Range], [Device], and [Event].

   • [Time Range] : Today (default)
   • [Device] : All (default), multiple selection supported
   • [Event] : All (default), multiple selection supported

   Selected values appear as Chips below the condition area.
2. When the search is executed, please check the result card.

   Each result card shows the event name, user name, device name, and time.
3. Click a result card to review the access details in the [View Result Detail] area.

   The area shows the event name, [User Group], [User], [Door], [Device] name, and time. If a registered face image exists, it appears next to the cropped face captured at the event.

   

Searching by face (FR)

1. Switch to [FR] mode and set [Time Range], [Camera], and [Accuracy].

   • [Time Range] : Today (default)
   • [Camera] : All cameras (default)
   • [Accuracy] : 80% or higher (default), range 70–100
2. Enter a user name in the [Search By] field and press Enter to search by name.

   Focusing the field opens a guide panel with Registered users (up to 5), Unregistered users, and [Recent Searches]. Click any list item to fill the field automatically.
3. Click a result card to open the [View Result Detail] area and run follow-up actions.

   The area shows the [User Type], [User], [Camera], and [Time] values.

   • [Face Image Search] : Search again using the selected face image.
   • [Playback] : Open the camera's single playback view.

   

Search from the Recorded Video Playback Screen

1. Click [⋮] (more) at the right of the play controls and choose [Similar Person Search].

   The video pauses and switches to area selection mode. Areas outside the video cannot be clicked, and the mouse pointer changes.
2. Drag on the video to draw a rectangular area to search.

   When you release the mouse, the cropped area is fixed and the menu appears.

   
3. Choose an action from the menu that appears.

   • [Search] : Run a search using the cropped image. The app moves to the Search screen automatically.
   • [Undo] : Cancel the crop and return to the area selection state.
   • [Out] : Exit the area selection mode and return to the playback screen.

Viewing the device list

1. Click [Devices] in the left menu.

   Registered cameras and access control devices appear in the list.
2. To narrow the list by status, click one of the status counts at the top.

   • [Recording] : Show only devices currently recording.
   • [Connected] : Show only devices that are connected.
   • [Disconnected] : Show only devices whose connection has been lost.

   To combine status with device type for a finer search, click the filter icon next to the search field.
3. To find a specific device, use the search field at the top right.

   Type any part of a device name or IP address. The list filters in real time as you type.

Adding devices with Auto Scan

1. Click the [Add] button at the top right of the Devices screen.

   The device add window opens with the [Auto Scan] tab selected. [Recording Server] is set to the main recording server; choose another server from the list if you want to register the devices elsewhere.
2. Click the [Scan] button.

   Devices on the same network are found automatically and listed by model name. Devices that are already registered are marked with [Added] next to their model name.

   
3. Select devices and enter their information.

   • Select the devices you want to register.
   • Enter a Device name for each selected device.
   • Enter ID/Password for devices that need authentication.
   • To apply the same credentials to multiple devices, use [Apply ID & Password to All].
4. Click [Apply] at the bottom.

   The Adding Devices result window opens and registers the selected devices in order.

   • Success : The device is added to the device list.
   • Failed : The failure reason and a [Retry] button are shown. Correct the information and try again.

   When all attempts finish, the [Done] button becomes active.

   

Adding a device with Manual Add

1. In the device add window, switch to the [Manual Add] tab.

   The Manual Add form appears. [Recording Server] is set to the main recording server; choose another server from the list if needed.
2. Select [Manufacturer] and then [Model].

   After you choose a manufacturer, the model list for that manufacturer appears. Selecting a model fills in default values such as channel count and codec.
3. Enter the device information.

   • Device name : Up to 50 characters.
   • IP / Port : Camera IP address and port.
   • ID / Password : Required only when the camera needs authentication.

   For most cameras, channel and stream settings are filled in automatically when you select a model. Open [Channel & Stream] only if you need to set RTSP URL or per-channel stream details yourself.

   
4. Click [Apply] at the bottom.

   The Adding Devices result window opens and registers the device. The result handling is the same as Auto Scan.

Editing camera device information

1. On the Devices screen, click the row of the camera device you want to edit.

   The right-side area opens and shows the selected device's information.
2. To enable or disable the entire device, use the [Enable Device] switch at the top.

   When turned off, all event reception from this device stops, and the device is removed from the Monitoring resource tree.
3. In the [General] section, edit the device information.

   • Device name : Up to 50 characters; duplicate names are not allowed.
   • IP / Port : Camera network information.
   • ID / Password : Authentication is checked when you apply the changes. If the credentials are wrong, "Check your ID or Password." is shown.

   Manufacturer and Model are shown for reference only and cannot be edited.
4. Click [Apply] at the bottom of the right-side area to save the changes.

   On success, "Successfully updated." is shown.

Turning channels on and off

1. In the device details on the right, open the [Channel & Feature] section.

   Channel tabs appear, one for each channel registered to the device (Ch 01, Ch 02, ...). Channels that are off show (OFF) next to the tab name.
2. Click the channel tab you want to manage.

   The selected channel's settings appear below the tabs.
3. Use the [Enable Channel] switch to turn the channel on or off.

   The change is reflected in the count on the device list. The channel's recording, AI analysis, face recognition, and PTZ & I/O settings are shown as a read-only summary below the switch.
4. Click [Apply] at the bottom of the right-side area.

   Channel changes do not take effect until you apply them.

Editing channel media streams

1. In the [Channel & Feature] section, select a channel tab and click [Stream].

   The stream list of the selected channel appears.
2. Edit each stream's information directly in the row.

   • Name : Stream name.
   • URL : RTSP URL.
   • Codec : Read-only.
   • Port : Streaming port.
   • Protocol : Select TCP or UDP.
3. To add or delete a stream, use the buttons at the bottom of the list.

   • [Add Stream] : Adds a new stream row.
   • Trash icon : Deletes the stream from that row. If the stream is currently in use, it is automatically switched to another stream when you save.
4. Click [Done] to close the Edit Stream window.

   The changes are reflected in the right-side area as a preview, but they are not saved permanently until you click [Apply] at the bottom of the right-side area. To discard the changes, click [Cancel] instead.

Configuring channel features

1. In the [Channel & Feature] section, select a channel tab and click [Feature].

   The Edit Feature window opens with four sections - Recording, AI Analytics, Face Recognition, and PTZ & I/O.
2. To configure recording, turn on the [Recording] switch and set the options.

   • Stream : Select the stream used for recording.
   • Recording Server : Read-only. Reassign servers in Settings.
   • Recording Mode : Choose Continuous, Event-Based, or Schedule. For details on Schedule mode, see Setting a recording schedule for a channel.
   • Retention Period : Set how many days recordings are kept.

   
3. When you choose Event-Based recording mode, set the event buffer.

   • Event Buffer (Pre/Post) : Choose 15, 30, or 60 seconds before and after the event to save.
   • Recording is only saved when an event occurs on this channel.
4. To use AI analysis on the channel, turn on the [AI Analytics] switch and set the options.

   • AI Server : Choose the VUNex AI server to use.
   • Stream : Select the stream used for AI analysis.

   If the AI server is not connected, the switch becomes inactive. Configure the AI server in Settings first.

   
5. To use face recognition on the channel, turn on the [Face Recognition] switch and set the options.

   • FR Server : Choose the VUNex FR server to use.
   • Stream : Select the stream used for face recognition.

   If the FR server is not connected, the switch becomes inactive. Configure the FR server in Settings first.
6. Click [Done] to close the Edit Feature window.

   The changes are previewed in the right-side area. To save them permanently, click [Apply] at the bottom of the right-side area. To discard the changes, click [Cancel] instead.

Setting a recording schedule for a channel

1. In the Edit Feature window's Recording section, set Recording Mode to Schedule.

   A 7-day by 24-hour grid appears below the mode selector.
2. Choose a mode from the brush tool and drag over the grid cells to paint a time range.

   • Continuous (green) : Record continuously.
   • Event-Based (orange) : Record only when an event occurs.
   • None (gray) : Do not record.

   The cells you drag over are painted with the selected color.
3. To fill a large area at once, use the Quick Fill buttons.

   • [All] : Applies the currently selected mode to the entire grid.
   • [Weekdays] : Applies to Monday through Friday only.
   • [Weekends] : Applies to Saturday and Sunday only.

   You can also click a row header (day) or column header (hour) to apply the mode to that entire row or column at once.
4. To apply the same schedule to other channels, click [Copy Settings] below the grid.

   • Search by device name and check the channels you want to copy the schedule to.
   • The header shows how many channels are selected.
   • Click [Copy to Selected].
5. Click [Done] to close the window.

   The schedule changes are previewed in the right-side area. Click [Apply] at the bottom of the right-side area to save them permanently.

Editing an AC device

1. On the Devices screen, click the row of the AC device you want to edit.

   The right-side area opens and shows the selected AC device's information.
2. Edit the basic information in the [Enable Device] switch and the [General] section.

   • [Enable Device] : When off, all event reception from this device stops.
   • Device name / IP / Port / ID / Password : Same as a camera device.
   • Manufacturer and Model are shown for reference only.
3. In the [Door] section, edit each door's information.

   • Door tabs : Doors registered to this AC device appear as tabs (Door 01, Door 02, ...).
   • Door name : Up to 50 characters.
   • Link Camera : Select a camera to associate with the door. Choose [None] to remove the link.
4. Click [Apply] at the bottom of the right-side area to save the changes.

   On success, "Successfully updated." is shown.

Deleting devices

1. To delete a single device, click the row of the device you want to delete on the Devices screen.

   The right-side area opens with the selected device's information.
2. At the bottom of the right-side area, click [Delete].

   • A confirmation dialog appears. Click [OK] to delete the device.
   • On success, "Successfully deleted." is shown.
3. To delete several devices at once, click the multi-select icon at the top of the device list.

   The list switches to selection mode and a [Delete] button appears at the top.
4. Select the devices you want to delete.

   The selected devices are displayed as selected in the list.
5. Click [Delete] at the top of the list.

   • A confirmation dialog appears. Click [OK] to delete the selected devices.
   • On success, "Successfully deleted." is shown and the list returns to its default view.

Exploring the Settings Screen

1. In the left menu, click [Settings].

   The available settings items appear as cards.
2. Click the card of the settings item you want.

   You move to the selected settings screen.
3. To move to another item, click the settings name at the top of the screen.

   You can switch to another item without leaving the Settings screen.

   

Checking the Server List

1. On the card of the server you want to inspect, click the more button (⋯).

   The selected server's resource utilization over time, store space, and other details are displayed.

   
2. Click the [Web Page] icon in the AI, AC, or FR server list.

   You will be redirected to the login page for the selected server’s web page.

Adding a Server

1. Click [Add].

   The [Add Server] window opens.
2. Select the type of server to add.

   Under [Server type], choose [AI Server], [FR Server], or [AC Server].
3. Enter the server connection details.

   Enter the [Server name], [IP / Port], and [ID / Password]. For AC and FR servers, also enter the [Token].
4. Click [Test connection] to verify the connection. (Optional)

   It checks whether the server connects with the entered details and shows the result right away. The test is recommended but not required to add the server.
5. Click [Apply] to add the server.

   The added server appears in the server list.

Managing a Recording Server

1. In the [Recording Server] list, click the server you want to manage.

   The server's detail area opens. Under [General] and [Detail Information], you can review basic details such as the server name, IP, serial number, and version.
2. Use [Enable Recording] to turn recording on or off.

   When recording is on, you can change the [Recording Operations] settings below.
3. In [Auto Delete Threshold], select the auto-delete level.

   The current retained capacity is shown next to the selected level.
4. Click [Assign Device] to assign the channels to record.

   In the [Assign Devices] window, search for and select devices, then click [Confirm Selection]. The change takes effect only after you click [Apply] in the panel.

   
5. Click [Apply] to save your changes.

   Your changes are applied to the server.

Deleting a Server

1. In the detail panel of the AI, FR, or AC server you want to delete, click [Delete].

   The [Delete server?] confirmation window opens.
2. Click [OK] to delete the server.

   The server is deleted and removed from the list. To keep the server, click [Cancel] instead.

Managing Your Account

1. In [Settings], click [My Account].

   Under [Profile], you can see your [ID] and [Role]. Both are read-only, and your role is assigned by an administrator.
2. Edit your [Display Name], then click [Apply].

   Your new display name is saved.
3. To change your password, click [Change] under [Security].

   The [Change Password] window opens.

Changing Your Password

1. Enter your [Current Password].

   Use the show/hide icon in each field to check the password you typed.
2. Enter your [New Password] and [Confirm Password].

   Each [Password Policy] item is checked automatically once you meet it. If the two passwords do not match, a message appears.
3. Click [Apply] to change your password.

   Your password is changed and the window closes. If your current password is incorrect, the change is not applied.

Before You Upgrade

0.1.1-260727 (2026-07-27)

1. New Features

   • [Settings] You can manage store spaces from the recording server details. Set up a disk automatically or mount and unmount it, and partitions used by the system are shown separately.
   • [Sign In] You can reset your password from the sign-in screen and review the privacy policy and terms of use. The server address and port are validated as you type.
   • [Monitoring] You can rotate and flip video per cell, and apply dewarping to fisheye cameras in single, panoramic or quad view. The settings you apply are saved with the layout.
   • [Monitoring] You can select an area inside a cell and display it magnified in another cell.
   • [Monitoring] Right-click a cell to run cell actions such as zoom, full screen, playback and PTZ.
   • [Monitoring] You can show or hide AI detection zones and unanalyzed areas.
   • [Monitoring] Layouts with 25, 36, 64 and 100 cells are available.
   • [Monitoring] You can specify the number of channels that use hardware decoding in the settings file. Each cell shows whether hardware or software decoding is in use.
   • [Monitoring] You can specify in the settings file which layouts use the primary stream.
2. Improvements

   • [System] The size and header of the main dialogs are now consistent. Dialogs no longer close when you press the Esc key or click outside them; use the close or cancel button instead.
   • [Monitoring] AI, face recognition and access control tags bound to an unavailable server can no longer be selected in the tree.
   • [Device] When you add a stream, the stream name and address are filled in automatically.
   • [Device] Disabling a device also releases its AI, face recognition and access control integrations.
   • [Device] A door name on an access control device is limited to 50 bytes.
   • [Settings] A manual refresh button has been added to the server details.
3. Fixed Issues

   • [Monitoring] Fixed an issue where video did not appear after signing out and signing in again.
   • [Monitoring] Fixed an issue where the magnified view of a previous cell remained after a cell was replaced by dragging a device from the tree.
   • [Monitoring] Fixed an issue where detection boxes and real-time events were shown for the wrong device when multiple recording servers were in use.
   • [Monitoring] Fixed an issue where rotated or dewarped video flickered when a cell was magnified or shown in full screen.
   • [Playback] Fixed an issue where recorded video of some channels did not play when multiple recording servers were in use.
   • [Device] Fixed an issue where AI and face recognition analysis kept using the previous channel after a channel was reassigned.
   • [Device] Fixed an issue where the resource tree was not refreshed after a device was added or deleted.
   • [Settings] Fixed an issue where the swap partition used by the system was shown as an unmounted disk.

0.1.1-260616 (2026-06-16)

1. New Features

   • [Settings] A settings screen has been added where you can register recording, AI, face recognition and access control servers and check their connection status. Add a server through ONVIF auto scan or by entering the information directly, then assign devices to the registered server.
   • [Settings] You can open a server's web configuration page from Server Management. On Linux, the page opens in the system browser.
   • [Settings] You can change your user information and password on the My Account screen.
   • [Device] You can add a device through ONVIF auto scan or by entering the information directly. The device screen shows the licensed quantity, and devices beyond the limit cannot be added.
   • [Device] You can edit the recording schedule and retention period for each channel, and copy a schedule you have configured to other channels.
   • [Device] You can add and edit device streams.
   • [Device] You can link a camera to a door on an access control device. Video from the linked camera plays directly from the access event details.
   • [Monitoring] A cell where an event occurs is highlighted with a border.
   • [Playback] You can play recorded video in reverse.
   • [Playback] AI, access control and face recognition events appear on the timeline in different colors, and hovering over the timeline shows the corresponding time. Select an event type to view the event timetable.
   • [Playback] You can save the current view as an image.
   • [Playback] You can select an area on the playback screen to search for a similar person.
   • [Search] You can search for a person using a face image.
   • [Search] For AI image search, you can drag and drop or paste an external image.
2. Improvements

   • [Playback] Entering and leaving full screen has changed. Double-click the video to switch to full screen and press the Esc key to leave it.
   • [Playback] Playback stops at a gap in the recording and a message prompts you to move to the next segment.
   • [Playback] The calendar marks the dates that have recordings, and only those dates can be selected.
   • [Monitoring] When a tree search returns no result, a message is shown.
   • [Monitoring] Selecting Select in Tree from the cell menu moves the corresponding device to the center of the tree and highlights it.
   • [Monitoring] You can resize the resource tree and the event panel.
   • [Settings] Actions that cannot be used are disabled according to the server status.
   • [Device] If you move to another item while changes to a device or server are unsaved, a confirmation dialog is shown.
   • [Device] The default stream transport protocol is now TCP when you add a device.
3. Fixed Issues

   • [Search] Fixed an issue where the program closed when the search tab was clicked.
   • [Playback] Fixed an issue where the play button state did not match the actual playback state after the time was changed.
   • [Playback] Fixed an issue where recording dates were shown incorrectly.
   • [Monitoring] Fixed an issue where assigning a camera by double-click overwrote the existing layout.
   • [Monitoring] Fixed an issue where an empty page remained after all cells were unassigned.
   • [Device] Fixed an issue where the active channel license usage was not updated after a device was changed.
   • [Device] Fixed an issue where a period could not be entered in a device name.
   • [System] Fixed incorrect translations on some screens.

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