17
4.6.3 Patterns
Fig. 4-36 Patterns
Select “Pattern” as shown in the figure above.
1.
Select the pattern number required to be set (1~4);
2.
Click
button to start pattern setting.
3.
Click the direction keys and zoom keys to perform a series of
pan, tilt and zoom operation;
4.
Press
button to save the pattern;
5.
Select the pattern number required to be called up (1~4);
6.
Click
button to call up the pattern.
4.6.4 Home Return
Fig. 4-37 Home Return Settings
Home Return function enables the PTZ camera to automatically
return to a preset position (referred to “Action”) after a period of
inactivity, which ensures the PTZ camera can automatically monitor
a certain position without being operated for a long time.
In the interface, you can set the return time (how long the PTZ stays
inactive before home return), actions (Preset 1~32, Pattern 1~4, or
Autopan 1~4 optional) and whether to return to the position before
power-off.
4.6.5 Normal Tour
Fig. 4-38 Normal Tour
Tour is a combination of different actions like Preset 1~32, Pattern
1~4 and Autopan 1~4.
This PTZ camera system supports up to 6 tours with 14 actions
associated for each one and also the interval between actions can be
set.
After normal tour is properly set in the interface, you can call up
certain one under “PTZ Functions” in the live view interface. Refer
to Section 5.2.
4.6.6 Privacy Mask
V1492MR-T series supports privacy mask function, up to 4 areas. If
there is certain location within the surveillance area where operators
are not allowed to see, and thus, Privacy Mask can be applied.
System covers and shields the sensitive area via Privacy Mask
setting, to avoid operators observing certain sensitive locations on
monitor.
Fig. 4-39 Privacy Mask
To set privacy mask:
Step 1: enable the privacy mask;
Step 2: set the color and number of privacy mask and set its status
to ON;
If a privacy area has been set, a privacy area will appear on the
screen;
Step 3: click the reset button and operate the PTZ camera as per the
Summary of Contents for V1492MR-18TH
Page 30: ...26 ...
