TOC
CH1: Overview
CH2: Configuring Evidence Manager
- EM06: Setting up the SMTP Server
- EM07: Enabling Evidence Manager for Discovery
- EM08: Setting the Filename Format
- EM09: Setting the Time Format
- EM10: Setting the Stream Type
- EM11: Adding a User Account
- EM12: Modifying a User Account
- EM13: Updating Your Password
- EM14: Deleting a User Account
- EM15: Working with Maps
- EM16: Using Templates
CH3: Managing Devices
- EM17: Adding a Device to the Devices Folder
- EM18: Connecting to a Device Using the Service Port Feature
- EM19: Changing Device Properties Using the Export/Import Feature
- EM19: Changing Device Properties from the On-screen Display
- EM20: Using the Configuration File to Configure a Device
- EM21: Using the Properties Menu to Change Device Properties
- EM22: Changing the IP Address of the Service Port
- EM23: Uploading Device Firmware
- EM24: Viewing Disk Analysis Data
- EM25: Running Diagnostics
- EM26: Obtaining Device Logs
- EM27: Rebooting a Device
- EM28: Deleting a Device
CH4: Managing Docking Stations
CH5: Managing Evidence
CH:6 Using Evidence Player
CH7: EM Redaction
- EM50: EM Redaction Overview
- EM51: EM Redaction Workflow
- EM52: Activating EM Redaction
- EM53: Setting Redaction Properties in Evidence Manager
- EM54: Pre-redaction Tasks
- EM55: Automatically Detecting Faces
- EM56: Selecting a Static Element
- EM57: Automatically Tracking an Element for Redaction
- EM58: Manually Tracking Elements
- EM59: Redacting Audio Elements
- EM60: Editing a Video Element
- EM61: Editing Audio Elements
- EM62: Saving a Snapshot of a Redacted Video
- EM63: Exporting the Redacted video
CH8: Reference Reads
Overview
Disk analysis is a color-coded graphical representation of the type of data that is stored on a device’s hard drive. It displays information such as total recorded video, alarms, events, video loss, and accelerometer data.
Procedure
To view disk analysis data:
- Log in to Evidence Manager.
- Expand Devices under Device Manager, find the device of your choice, and make sure that it is connected.
- Right-click this device, and click Disk Analysis. Evidence Manager retrieves and displays the disk analysis data in the Disk Analysis window.
- Use the legend at the top to get a sense of the type of data that this device contains.
- Use the zoom controls in the top-left corner for zoom-in, zoom-out, and zoom-fit controls.
OR
Click Zoom Fit in the bottom-left corner for zoom-fit controls.
OR
Use the scroll wheel of your mouse to zoom in or zoom out of the video. - To play video from this hard drive, double-click the graph at the point that represents the start time of the video. As the video plays, periods of no video are displayed in gray.
- To see the most-recent disk analysis data, click Refresh.
NOTE: Disk Analysis Data Display
Sometimes, the disk analysis data might not appear the first time. If this happens, click the Refresh button to enable data display.
