Eneo INP-7 Series User manual

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PTZ-Camera, Day/Night
INP-7 Series
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Content
Content .................................................................................................................................................................. 1
Introduction ...............................................................................................................................................................4
Statement:.................................................................................................................................................................4
1、Overview ............................................................................................................................................................. 5
1.1、Range of Application..................................................................................................................................5
1.2 Product Description ......................................................................................................................................5
1.3 Operation Environment ................................................................................................................................5
2 Device Connection ...............................................................................................................................................6
2.1 Connection to PC ..........................................................................................................................................6
2.2 Connection to router/switch.........................................................................................................................6
3 Network Connection & IP Assignment ........................................................................................................ 7
4 Web Log in.............................................................................................................................................................8
4.1Initial login .................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.2Log-in............................................................................................................................................................9
4.3Reset Password ...........................................................................................................................................10
4.3.1 Security Question Configuration ................................................................................................10
4.3.2 Certificate of Authorization..........................................................................................................10
4.3.3 Super Code ...................................................................................................................................10
4.4Password Expired........................................................................................................................................11
5 Plug-in Installation ..............................................................................................................................................12
6 Basic Operation ..................................................................................................................................................12
6.1 Self-checking ...............................................................................................................................................12
6.2 Basic Feature...............................................................................................................................................12
6.3 PTZ Control..................................................................................................................................................13
6.3.1 Button Introduction.......................................................................................................................13
6.3.2 Assist Function Key......................................................................................................................14
6.3.3 Preset Cruise ................................................................................................................................14
6.3.4 Watch Mode ..................................................................................................................................14
6.3.5 Line Scan....................................................................................................................................... 15

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6.3.6 Tour.................................................................................................................................................15
6.3.7 Pattern Scan .................................................................................................................................15
6.4 Pigtail Description .......................................................................................................................................16
7 Preview Interface ................................................................................................................................................16
7.1 Live Menu ...................................................................................................................................................16
7.2 Recording Status .........................................................................................................................................17
8 Playback...............................................................................................................................................................18
8.1 General Playback.........................................................................................................................................18
8.2 Picture Search .............................................................................................................................................19
8.3 Tag Playback................................................................................................................................................19
8.4 Smart AI ......................................................................................................................................................20
8.5 AI .................................................................................................................................................................21
8.5.1 Face Detection .............................................................................................................................21
8.5.2 Human & Vehicle Detection........................................................................................................21
8.5.3 PID&LCD .......................................................................................................................................22
8.5.4 Repeat Customer .........................................................................................................................22
8.5.5 Face Attendance ..........................................................................................................................23
8.5.6 License Plate ................................................................................................................................26
9 Remote Setting ...................................................................................................................................................26
9.1 Live ..............................................................................................................................................................26
9.2 Image Control..............................................................................................................................................27
9.3 Video Cover.................................................................................................................................................29
9.4 ROI ..............................................................................................................................................................29
9.5 PTZ ..............................................................................................................................................................30
9.6 Record .........................................................................................................................................................30
9.6.1 Encode...........................................................................................................................................30
9.6.2 Record ...........................................................................................................................................31
9.7 Event ...........................................................................................................................................................32
9.7.1 Setup..............................................................................................................................................32
9.7.2 Alarm ..............................................................................................................................................35
9.8 AI .................................................................................................................................................................38
9.8.1 Setup..............................................................................................................................................38

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9.8.2 Recognition ...................................................................................................................................48
9.8.3 Alarm ..............................................................................................................................................51
9.8.4 Statistics ........................................................................................................................................ 54
9.9 Network ......................................................................................................................................................56
9.9.1 General .......................................................................................................................................... 56
9.9.2 Email Configuration......................................................................................................................58
9.9.3 FTP................................................................................................................................................. 59
9.9.4 RTSP Protocol .............................................................................................................................. 59
9.9.5 DDNS.............................................................................................................................................60
9.9.6 HTTPS ........................................................................................................................................... 60
9.9.7 IP Filter...........................................................................................................................................61
9.10 Device .......................................................................................................................................................61
9.10.1 Disk Management ......................................................................................................................61
9.10.2 Audio Setting...............................................................................................................................62
9.10.3 Cloud............................................................................................................................................63
9.11 System.......................................................................................................................................................63
9.11.1 General ........................................................................................................................................63
9.11.2 Multi-user management.............................................................................................................65
9.11.3 System Maintenance .................................................................................................................66
9.11.4 System Information ....................................................................................................................70
10 Local Settings....................................................................................................................................................71

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Introduction
Thank you for using our network HD PTZ speed dome. (Herein after referred to as the Dome). The
product is a new network speed dome integrating network remote monitoring, video server and HD speed
dome function.
High-performance single SOC chips are used in media processor for audio/video acquisition,
compression and transmission/transfer. Standard H.264/H.265 encoding algorithm is applied to ensure
clearer and smoother video representation and transfer performance. Embedded Web Server offers users
easily access to real-time surveillance and remote control of front-end PTZ dome through IE browser.
The PTZ speed dome supports dynamic adjustment of coding parameters, including TCP / IP, PPPoE,
DHCP, UDP, FTP, SNMP and other protocols; Support onvif, CGI and other open interconnection protocols.
The dome has a built-in pan tilt and is driven by a precision motor. The device is sensitive and runs
smoothly.
The dome are widely applicable to large and medium-size enterprises, governmental projects, large
mall, chain supermarkets, intelligent buildings, hotels, Hospitals and schools and other group customers, as
well as to applications requiring remote network video transmission and monitoring.
Instructions:
The PTZ dome mentioned in this manual is a professional network dome.
Single click means a single click on the left mouse button.
Double click means a double-click on the left mouse button.
The default factory IP address for the Dome is 192.168.1.168.
The default factory administrator user name for the dome is admin (in lowercase), and password is
admin (in lowercase).
The default Web port number is 80 and the default media port number is 9000.
The specific function depends on the model
Statement:
Some information contained in this manual may differ from the actual product. For any problems you
cannot solve with the use of this manual, please contact our technical support or the authorized dealers.
This manual may be subject to change without prior notice.

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1
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Overview
1.1
、
Range of Application
The network dome with powerful image processing capacity may be applied at various public places
such as mall, supermarket, school, factory and workshop, as well as in environments requiring HD video
image such as bank and traffic control system, as shown below:
1.2 Product Description
The Speed dome is a digital networked monitoring device that can operate independently with a built-in
web server
It supports web access to the system, and can be applied to the WAN environment. At the same time,
it realizes the parameter configuration of the network Speed dome.
Support multi-user simultaneous Preview
Support multiple network transmission protocols (DHCP, PPPoE, TCP/IP)
1.3 Operation Environment
Operating system: Windows XP / Windows 7/ 8/10/11 / MacOS 10 or later
CPU: Intel I3 or higher
Memory: 2G or higher
RAM: 1G or higher
Display: 1024 × 768 or higher resolution
Browser: IE10 or higher version; Chrome 57 or higher version, Firefox 52 or higher version, Edge 41 or
higher version; Safari 12 or higher version

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2 Device Connection
The Speed dome can be connected in two ways:
2.1 Connection to PC
Connect the speed dome to PC via straight-through network cable, with power input connected to a DC
12V adaptor, and set the IP addresses of the PC and the dome in the same network segment. The dome will
communicate with PC within one minute after being powered on if the network operates normally.
2.2 Connection to router/switch
This is more commonly used in connecting a speed dome to Internet, where the dome and PC are
connected to LAN ports of a router/switch, with gateway of the dome set to the IP address of the router.

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3 Network Connection & IP Assignment
The eneo Site Manager (downloadable from www.eneo-security.com) is used to locate all eneo
network cameras in a local network. Download and install the software from www. eneo-security.com.
Start the program. You will receive a list of available cameras in the local network.
Highlight your camera in the list and open a context menu by clicking the right mouse button.
Select the option “Network Settings” to get a window for the camera IP settings.
If necessary, uncheck “DHCP”. Make the necessary settings and confirm with “OK”. The
camera settings are updated.
Now you can also perform a factory reset of the camera inside the eneo Site Manager. For
further information, please refer to the eneo Site Manager Quick Start Guide.

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4 Web Log in
4.1Initial login
In the first time accessing the web of the dome, you have to set an admin password to activate your
to check password
device. The interface as shown in Figure 4.1.1 will be popped up.
Click requirements:
1. The password should be 8-15 characters, including letters, numbers or special characters.
2. 8~9 characters: The combination should consist of at least 3 uppercase letters, lowercase letters,
numbers or special characters.
3. 10~15 characters: The combination should consist of at least 2 uppercase letters, lowercase letters,
numbers or special characters.
4. It is forbidden to repeat and continuous characters exceeding 4 digits.
5. It is forbidden for the continuous keys of the keyboard pattern to exceed 4 digits.
Note: We highly recommend you to create a strong password of your own choosing
Set a new password, click OKto save, the interface shown as Figure 4.1.2 will pop up. You can
check to choose the corresponding password reset method, or cancel the setting directly without
checking, and the password reset function will not be enabled.
Figure 4.1.1

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②Certificate of authorization：
Check the <Certificate of authorization> option,
Insert USB flash drive to your device
Click <Export> to export the secret key-certificate.txt
Save the file to a directory as you desire.
③Super code (Not recommended)
The super code is a very insecure way to reset the password. According to the Mac of the dome and the
time prompted by the super verification code, the verification code can be calculated based on certain rules.
By entering the verification code, the main user’s password can be modified.
Note: please keep the verification information properly when the password Recovery function is
enabled.
4.2Log-in
Log in the network dome via web browser shown as figure 4.2.1
Input the activated password
Choosethe system language
Click <login> icon to enter into the device
① Security Question Configuration：
Check the <Security Question Configuration> option, Set the three security questions and answers.
The maximum length of the answer is 64 characters
Figure 4.2.1
Figure 4.1.2

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4.3Reset Password
After the device is activated, you should properly keep the password. When you forget the password,
there are three methods to reset. Atthe first access, you have to configure at least one password
resetting method. For details, please refer to section 4.2- <Log in>
4.3.1 Security Question Configuration
Go to the <Recover password> menu
On the user login interface, Click <Recover Password>
Select the <Security Question Configuration>
Select the three Security questions and input their correct answers
Create a new admin password
Click <OK>
4.3.2 Certificate of Authorization
On the user login interface, Click <Recover Password>
Select the <Certificate of Authorization>
Click <Import> to upload the key file
After successful import, create a new admin password
Click <OK>
4.3.3 Super Code
On the user login interface, click <Recover Password>
Select the <Super Code> option
Calculate one super code through a <Super code> tool
Input the <Super Code>
create a new admin password
Figure 4.3.1
Figure 4.4.2

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Click <OK>
4.4Password Expired
We recommend you change your password regularly, especially in the high security system. In order to
better protect your products, System will record the system time you modified password. When the time
reach 90 days, system will prompt to modify the password, the modification steps as follows.
Go to <Password>
Input the old password and click <Next>
Input one new password and confirm the new one again
Click <Ok>
1、Input the system time
2、Input the Mac address of Device
3、Click <Generate>
Then you will get a 6-digital code.
Figure 4.3.3
Figure 4.4.1

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5 Plug-in Installation
Use IE browser to log in, you need to install the plug-in to preview the image normally. When the prompt
in Figure 5.1.1 appears, please download and install the plug-in according to the prompt.
Note: Programs without plug-ins are supported. When using Safari 12 and above, Chrome57 and
above, Firefox 52 and above, Edge 41 and other browsers for web access, the plug-in installation steps can
be ignored.
6 Basic Operation
6.1 Self-checking
After the dome power on, it will proceed the power-on self-checking.
1. The dome rotates clockwise at a uniform horizontal speed until it stops at zero point.
2. The dome performs a vertical action and finally stays at a vertical position of 45 °. Some domes return
to the position before power-off depending on the model.
3. The lens is pulled to the near-end and then pushed to the farthest end, and then pulled back from
the far-end to the near end to complete the lens self-test
6.2 Basic Feature
Cruise: the dome supports preset point setting, watch position, track cruise, pattern scanning and
linear scanning.
Automatic scaling: When the dome proportion is changed, the horizontal and vertical speed will
automatically change with magnification change. When the magnification increases, the moving speed of
dome automatically slows down; when the magnification decreases, the moving speed automatically becomes
faster. The function ensures better object tracking results.
Power off Memory: The device can resume the previous PTZ status of device, or the last memory
point after it restarting from a power-off.
Click the < > icon on the upper right corner of Preview interface to call up/hide the PTZ interface
shown as below.
Figure 5.1.1

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6.3 PTZ Control
6.3.1 Button Introduction
Click and hold the directional key to pan/tilt the device horizontally and
vertically.
Click " " icon, and the smart dome will continue to rotate horizontally. At
this time, the button will turn sky blue; Click again to stop the rotation
Drag the slider to adjust its speed of pan/tilt movement. It has 10 gears. The
higher the value is, the faster the speed is
Stands for "zoom -" and "zoom +". When pressing the " " icon, the lens is
zoomed in and the scene is enlarged; When pressing the " " icon and held,
the lens is extended and the scene becomes smaller
Stands for “Focus-” and “Focus+”. Hold pressing the “ ” key, the lens
focuses near, the object nearby gets clear, and the distant objects gradually
become blurred; press the“ ”key, the distant objects become clear, and the
near objects gradually become blurred.
Stands for “Iris-”“Iris+”. When the monitor screen is relatively dark, you can
press and hold “ ” to increase the aperture value; otherwise, you can press
and hold “ ” to decrease the aperture value.
Other functional keys:
1. 3D Positioning 2. Assist Focus
3. Reset 4. Watch Mode
5. Manual Tracking 6. Lens Initialization
Function mode will include:
1. Preset Cruise (Refer to Section 6.3.3-Preset Cruise)
2. Watch Mode (Refer to Section 6.3.4-Watch Mode)
3. Line Scan (Refer to Section 6.3.5 – Line Scan)
4. Tour (Refer to Section 6.3.6-Tour)
5. Pattern Scan (Refer to Section 6.3.7-Pattern Scan)
The mode will vary depending on different models.

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6.3.2 Assist Function Key
Click < > icon to enable/disable the 3D positioning function.
Now the button changes to “Highlight ” mode, click the button again, then you will disable the 3D
positioning function. Once system enable the 3D positioning function, you will can operate as follows:
1. Click somewhere in the preview screen, and the smart dome will move the corresponding point to
the video center.
2. Press and hold the left key to pull out a rectangular area to the lower right (upper), then the smart
dome will move its center to the center of the video and zoom in.
3. Press and hold the left key to pull out a rectangular area up (down) to the left. At this time, the smart
dome moves its center to the center of the video and zooms out.
：Click the icon to auto focus
：Click the icon to clear all the Preset points and cruise tracking.
：Click the icon to initialize the lens. The function will vary depending on the models.
：Click the icon to Enable/Disable the <Watch mode> function.
：Click the icon to enable/disable the <Manual Human Trace> function. When <PD & VD> is
Disable, the button turn gray.
6.3.3 Preset Cruise
A preset is a predefined image position. You can call the Preset number to view the position.
6.3.4 Watch Mode
You can set the Watch mode if you need to select one point in the scene as the base point.
Operation step:
Use the PTZ control buttons to move the lens to the desired position;
Click < > icon to add the Preset number;
Click <Point1> to edit the Preset name
Click < > icon to call the Preset point, The dome will go to the image of the
preset.
Click the < > icon to delete the preset.
Note: It allows you add up to 255 preset points.
Operation Steps:
1. Go to <PTZMode> and select the Watch Mode
2. Select the desired <Time Interval>, its range is 15~240s.
3. Select the Tour mode. Allow you select the <Default Cruise>, Watch Point
Set>, <Line Scan>, <Tour> and <Pattern Scan> mode.
4. Click <Cruise> button under the <Default Cruise> mode, the device will start
to cruise counterclockwise at a constant speed of 360°
0.
Note: Only one Watch point can exist at the same time

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6.3.5 Line Scan
6.3.6 Tour
The <Tour> mode is a function to automatically move among multiple Presets.
6.3.7 Pattern Scan
The device can move as the recorded pattern.
Select the <Line Scan> mode.
Click the <Start set> icon to record the start position;
Click the directional key to turn the device.
Click <End set> icon to record the end position
Click <Cruise> and device will cruise at constant speed between the start
position and end position
Steps:
Select the <Tour> mode;
Select the <Track> number, allow you set 4 tracks simultaneously
and you can select up to 32 preset for every track.
Set the <Time Interval> for each Preset.
Enter into the < > option, now you can add/delete the
Presets, or adjust its sequence of presets through the up/down
button.
Click <Cruise> icon, and the device will cruise in the order of added
presets
Note: After adding the presets, please click the <Cruise> button to
save the tracking.
The operation steps:
1. Select the <Pattern Scan> mode
2. Select the <Track> number, allow you record four tracks.
3. Click <record> icon to start to record its pattern
4. You can perform arbitrary PTZ operations
5. Click the <Record> button again to end the record.
6. Click the <Cruise> to call the recorded pattern. Now the
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6.4 Pigtail Description
Label Printing Corresponding Colour
AUDIO IN Pink
AUDIO OUT White/Yellow
AUDIO GND Purple
RS485+ Brown/White
RS485- Brown
GROUND Yellow/Green
ALARM IN BLUE
ALARM GND Green/Purple
ALARM OUT+ Green
ALARM OUT- gray
Note: The Pigtail description vary depending on the models.
7 Preview Interface
7.1 Live Menu
After successful log-in, we will enter into the <Live> mode shown as Figure 6.1.1
Note: The supported functions vary depending on the actual model.
Code stream switching menu: the upper left corner can switch the image quality of the current preview
interface:
Main stream: The image is clearer, but the stream bandwidth is large, which requires higher performance
on the PC-side interface
Sub stream: Bandwidth and requirements for the PC are moderate, but the image will be worse than the
main stream.
Mobile stream: The bandwidth and requirements for the PC are the lowest, but the image is also the
worst.
Main menu switching bar: Switch the function interface of the web. The web terminal has 4 menus: Live,
Playback, Remote Setting, and Local Settings.
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AI alarm: Open the alarm push bar on the right, and push the corresponding picture when performing
functions such as face alarm, human and vehicle detection.
Color: Adjust the current image settings, such as image saturation, sharpness, etc.
PTZ Setting: Open the pan/tilt operation setting and re-adjust the focus of dome.
Exit: Exit the current login
Recording alarm status: Prompt the alarm and recording status of dome, please refer to section 6.2 for
details
Stop/Play: Open and close the current stream preview
Original Proportions: Display the current preview image in original proportions
Stretch: Display the current preview image in a way that fills the display area
Full Screen: Display the current preview screen in full screen, you can double-click the screen to turn
on/off the function, and press Esc to exit the full screen when enabling the function
Record: Manually record the stream of current preview
Capture: Manually capture the picture of the current stream
Digital Zoom
：
It helps to see a detailed information of any region in the image.
Audio
：
Enable/disable and adjust the sound in current preview.
Voice Intercom
：
Talk to the dome
Warning Light
：
Manually turn on/off the white light
Siren
：
Manually turn on/off siren
Pixel Counter
：
Select the area by frame to check the pixel size of the area in the code stream.
When some alarms are triggered, the lower right corner will prompt the current alarm
7.2 Recording Status
The recording status is a simple reminder from the web to the current alarm of the speed dome, which
can show whether the recording is normal. There can be multiple alarms at the same time. For specific
instructions, please refer to the following introduction:
No icon: The SD card of dome is normal, but no video is being recorded.
：The dome is performing general recording.
Note: When one dome performs alarm recording, the mark will disappear, but general recording will
continue.
：The SD card is in an abnormal state, please check the SD card.
：The dome is in motion alarm, but motion alarm recording is not enabled.
：The dome is in motion alarm, and motion alarm recording is performing.
：The dome is in IO alarm, but IO alarm recording is not enabled.
：The dome is in IO alarm, and IO alarm recording is performing.
：The dome is in PIR alarm, but PIR alarm recording is not enabled.
：The dome is in PIR alarm, and PIR alarm recording is performing.
：The dome is in smart alarm, but the smart alarm recording is not performed.
Note: Intelligent alarms include Face alarm, Human&Vehicle alarm, etc.
：The dome is in smart alarm and smart alarm recording is performing.

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8 Playback
The speed dome not only needs to allow us to see the real-time image, but also needs to save the
image information so that it can be retrieved and viewed when needed.
8.1 General Playback
The playback function is mainly composed of General video search and AI search functions. The
following figure shows the video search.
Search Mode: Switch the current search mode. As shown in the figure above, the default is General
search, and the search information is ordinary video files. You can switch to AI search.
Search date: Set the date to search for the video, click search, it will prompt the date of the video file.
Search Type: Display the search type supported by the dome. You can search and view part of the video
according to your demand.
Search: Search and display the videos in the SD card according to the search settings.
Pause/Play
：
Pause/Play playback stream
Stop
：
Close the playback stream
Forward by One Frame
：
Play one frame of image every time you click
Record
：
Manually record the current preview stream
Capture
：
Manually capture the picture of the current stream
Download
：
Download the currently searched video
speed
：
Playing speed. Support speed adjustment like 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1, X2, X4, X8
Audio
：
Enable/disable, adjust the sound of playback stream
The below time bar shows the current playback progress in different colors according to the search results.
Digital Zoom
：
It helps to see a detailed information of any region in the image.
Original Proportions：Refer to original ratio window size.
Stretch：Stretch the current preview images to the whole display area.
Full Screen：Refer to the current preview images in full screen. Double-click the screen to turn on/off
the function, and press <Esc> to exit the mode when enabling the function.
Playback progress bar
The progress bar defaults to display the progress of 24 hours.
You can more accurately jump to the corresponding playback position through zoom in/out.
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8.2 Picture Search
Click <Playback> menu
Set Search condition, such as type, date and time etc. and click <Search>
The matched video files show in the search results display area.
When dome enable <auto-capture> function, you can search and play these pictures auto captured.
1
、
Search Mode
：
Switch the search mode.
2
、
Date: Set the date of Searched picture. Click search and you will be prompted with the date of the
video file.
3
、
Time: Set the start and end time of searching pictures to facilitate users to search pictures in
specific time periods.
4
、
Search Type: Select <Search Type>, options include <All type>, <Normal>, <Event>
5、Click <Search>
6
、
Search Results Display Area
：
Display the search results. Double-click the picture to enter the
playback for a short period of time before and after the detection.
7
、
Search results Flip
：
You can flip the search results in the lower right corner.
8.3 Tag Playback
This interface can view all the tags added before, and allow you edit, playback or delete them.
1、Select <Tag>
2、Set <Start time> you desired
3、Set <end time> you desired
4、Input the <Keyword> to search
5、Click <Search> to start to search
6、Display all the tags you desired in the <Search display area>
Click< > icon to start the event playback
Click < >icon to modify the event name
Click <Save> and popup the window with “Modify Success” prompt
Click < > icon to delete the event
7、Click the <Search Result Flip> to turn to next page.