Milestone Integration 3.4.0

This integration document is obsolete. For the latest version, goto Milestone Integration.

The integration with Milestone first appeared with OneTrack 3.4.0. and XProtect 2017 R1.

OneTrack Configuration

In the advanced settings of the OneTrack, enable the Milestone bridge and enter the Ip address the Milestone server:

XProtect Configuration

Video configuration

The first step is to add the video cameras using ONVIF. In Milestone XProtect Management client, select Add Hardware from the recording server contextual menu:

Select Manual:

Enter the username and password of the OneTrack server:

Check ONVIF:

Enter the IP address and http port of the OneTrack server, and select ONVIF Conformant Device (2-16 channels):

Check all the camera ports, input ports and output ports:

Assign all the devices to a group:

After completing the wizard, you should see all the cameras in Milestone XProtect:

Metadata configuration

The next step is to add the metadata sources. This will enable detection overlays in the images and will also allow event reception from the OneTrack.

In the Management client options, enable the analytics events and use the same port as specified in the advanced settings of the OneTrack:

Add another hardware device like previously. Instead of selecting ONVIF, you must check MIP driver (in the “other” section):

Enter the MIP password. This password is defined in the OneTrack advanced settings:

Enter the IP address of the OneTrack along with the MIP port defined in the OneTrack advanced settings. Select MIP Driver as the hardware model:

Check all the metadata ports. There is one metadata port per camera:

Assign the metadata devices to a group:

After completion of the wizard, you must assign each metadata port to each camera. Select the first camera, go to the Client tab, and click on the “…” button in the Related metadata zone:

Add Metadata 1 to assign it to Camera 1:

Repeat these 2 steps for each camera.

Events Configuration

In the Analytics Events section, create 3 new events and name them exactly like this: Car, Other and Person:

In the Alarm Definitions section, you must create 3 new definitions:

When you click “Select…”, assign All Cameras to the event:

Repeat the last 2 steps for Person and Other events:

Milestone Usage

By using Milestone XProtect Client, you should be able to see the cameras from the OneTrack, along with the detection bounding boxes and the generated events: