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Example: At 90 % the second picture would have to differ very
greatly from the first picture for an alarm to be triggered.
However, a change in the picture information of more
than 90 % will only occur very seldom.
This setting can be called relatively insensitive. There
will be few (false) alarms. A alarm will not be triggered
until the camera is turned.
A limit of 20 % can be viewed as a sensitive setting. A
change in picture information of more than 20 % can
occur very quickly, e.g. due to a person walking through
the picture. So an increased number of alarms or false
alarms will occur.
General guide values for sensitivity
20 % = sensitive/many alarms
70 % = average
90 % = insensitive/few alarms
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Further settings regarding the sensitivity of SEDOR can be made
via the Minimum learning phase and Minimum alarm delay
sliders. The higher the set time the smaller the number of emitted
SEDOR events.
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Click the Default button to change the settings to default.
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Leave the dialog by clicking the Close button. The changed
settings will be automatically saved.
8.6.3 Restarting learning process for SEDOR
If, for example, the installation site or the angle of a camera is
changed, the analysis, and with it the learning process for SEDOR,
must be restarted.
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Open the SEDOR properties for Camera No. dialog.
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Clicking the Forget button deletes the stored characteristics of
the camera picture.
A reanalysis of the picture information and saving of the relevant
characteristics is started automatically.
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After the learning process is completed (display for State of
Learning is green, 100 %), click on Close.