Figure 42: Activity Detection – properties
3. Define the sensitivity of the camera. This is the sensitivity of the camera to
movement. You can select 8 sensitivity levels from 1 = minimum sensitivity to 8 =
maximum sensitivity (see below).
4. The system detects every movement in front of the camera as an event. This
might lead to an excessive number of actions. For this reason, set the minimum
time that must elapse between two event messages in the "Time between 2
events" field.
5. Save the data.
6. Start the activity detection.
7. Return to the page for selecting cameras for activity detection.
8. Click "Add" to select actions to be performed when activity was reported.
9. A page will be displayed on which you can assign the activity detection camera
actions from various groups.
10. You can assign any number of actions. All the actions assigned will be listed in
the table in the line associated with the respective activity detection camera.
11. Save the data.
12. Click "Delete" to cancel the assignment of actions.
Setting the Sensitivity
Activities are shown in the following display modes:
♦
Live optimized (Internet Explorer only)
♦
Live
compatible
While activity is being detected, the camera image is shown in a red frame.
1. Set the minimum sensitivity. Save the data.
2. View the camera image in one of the display modes mentioned above. Decide
whether the sensitivity – represented by the red frame – is sufficient.
3. If required, set a value that corresponds to a higher sensitivity. Save the data.
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