
Part 1 - Remote Setup
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Auto Tracking
Select
Auto Tracking
and configure auto tracking
settings. With auto tracking event enabled, an event
occurs and tracks the moving object when motion is
detected in the video.
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Using zoom:
Set this function to operate the zoom
lens during auto tracking.
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Object size:
If you select
Using zoom
, specify the size
you want the tracked object to remain.
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Wait time after trace:
Set the time range (0 ~ 300
seconds) for returning to the first position after
auto tracking is finished. If you do not set a time (0
seconds), it will not return to the first position after
the trace.
Auto Tracking
event can not be used when
Move
PTZ to
event action is working.
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Event Action
: Select an auto tracking event alert
action.
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Alarm Out
: Select if you wish to generate an alarm
out.
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Send Email
: Select if you wish to send an email.
Select the
Image Attachment
option to attach a
.jpg image of the event detected to the email.
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Remote Callback
: Select this option to send a
message to a remote system and then select which
system to send the message to.
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Not supported from the IDIS Web program.
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The camera must be registered to the remote
system in order to use the
Remote Callback
feature.
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Audio Alarm
: Select this option to generate an
audio alert and then choose an audio file (.wav).
DC-S3883HRX / DC-S3583HRX model only
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FTP Upload
: Select this option if you wish to
upload images to the FTP server.
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Record
: Select this option to record video.
Event Action
settings must be configured correctly
in order to perform event actions.
Auto Tracking
may not work properly in the following
situations:
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When there are many moving objects on the screen
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Snowy or Rainy
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When the light and brightness changes rapidly
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When a moving object overlaps by another object
or obstacle
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If the object and background have similar colors or
brightness
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The image is shaken due to camera shake
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Too small or large enough to cover the screen
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Too fast or slow
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Too dark environment
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When the object passes directly under the camera