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Configuring Presets, Tours, Privacy Zones, Sectors, and Alarms
Configuring Privacy Zones
Privacy zones allow you to prevent the viewing of sensitive areas. A mask is
superimposed over the area on the screen where a privacy zone is indicated,
which moves with the dome’s pan and tilt functions and automatically resizes
relative to the lens zoom setting.
Note
When a privacy zone is enabled, no video is displayed during the
finding home process. Privacy zones are not recognized until the
dome reaches home. After home is found, video is displayed on the
screen unless a privacy zone overlaps with this home setting.
Programming a Privacy Zone
You can program up to 32 privacy zones.
To program a privacy zone:
1.
Using the PTZ controls, position the dome (pan and tilt) and lens (zoom,
focus, and iris) so that the area to be concealed by the privacy zone
appears on the screen.
2.
In the
PTZ Dome Setup
tab, in the
PTZ Settings
panel, under
Sector/Privacy Zone Details
, click
Program
.
3.
Press
P
.
4.
Type a password for the privacy zone or press
ENTER
to enter a blank
password (default).
5.
Type a number for the privacy zone and then press
ENTER
.
6.
Type a name for the privacy zone and then press
ENTER
.
7.
Do one of the following:
•
Press
E
to edit the privacy zone number and name.
•
Press
D
to delete the privacy zone.
•
Press
S
to save the current privacy zone coordinates.
•
Press
N
to save the privacy zone name.
•
Press
P
to change the privacy zone password.
When you press
S
, a dark-colored box, or mask, appears on the screen.
Use the up, down, left, and right arrow keys to size the box so that the area
you want to conceal is completely covered.
8.
Press
ENTER
.
9.
Program another privacy zone or press
ESC
to exit.
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