Using Object Abandoned / Missing Object Detection
As tripwire, plus you can set how long something must be left stationary or
be missing.
You must draw an area for the camera to analyze. Left-click to add a corner to
the perimeter line, or double-click to end the drawing.
Using Loiter
As tripwire, plus you can set the minimum area (if the target’s movement
becomes limited to this amount, the alarm is triggered), how long something
must remain relatively stationary, and how sensitive the camera is to minor
motions.
Linkage Tracking
Note: Auto tracking is only available on the 7150 and 7230 models!
This is available when you select Arithmetic: Intelligent Tracking.
Longest Track Time sets
how many seconds the PTZ tracks an individual
target before returning to its default operation.
Speed Dome
sets the maximum speed that the PTZ uses.
Static Tracking
is how long the camera continuous to follow a target if it
temporarily stops moving.
Limit
allows you to restrict the movement of the PTZ by using the Set button
Anti-Blocking
allows the PTZ to follow a target as it moves behind an
obstruction.
Display Target
places a bracket around the object being tracked.
Click
Save
to keep your work, and
Next
to advance to the VCA Schedule page.
VCA Schedule
Here you determine when analytics will be active. Each scene and rule can have
its own schedule. The grayed-out checkboxes show the current status of the
channel and scene.
Select a scene and rule. The system loads the rule, its name, and event list.
Check Enable (next to Event) to schedule that analytic.
Schedule up to four separate times each day. Enable a time slot, then use the
arrows or just type the numbers to set the start and stop times for each segment.
Once you’ve completed a schedule for a day, select which days (or all) to
which to copy this schedule, and click
Apply
.
Below this, you can select any or all of the link types and assign which ports
they alert when an alarm is raised.
