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mask further on in the preview. Selecting a second one will remove
the previously selected mask. The masks are applied by saving
them to the settings.
Delete: selecting a range in the list and pressing this button deletes the
range.
Threshold value: represents the area that has to be changed in the video frame
Day sensitivity: represents the rate of change (day mode)
Night sensitivity: represents the rate of change (night mode)
10.4.7 Alarm manager
Alarm manager:
in alarm manager you can create rules for handling events, e.g.
switching a camera switching output during motion detection.
A maximum of one trigger can be used for each rule.
A maximum of one action can be set for each rule.
A maximum of five rules can be created for handling one event.
Trigger: select the event trigger
Schedule: defines when the rule should be active (in half hour increments). If
an area is marked as red, it's marked as active.
Action: you can choose between two events:
1) Switching output:
the switching output can either function as a normally closed or
normally open contact whereby the active periods can be defined.
There are certain time periods and continuous activities available as
an active period.
2) Email
An email can be sent to a specific recipient. The content and subject
line can be assigned. It is also possible to select a certain number of
pre- and post-alarm images.
3) FTP
It is possible to select a certain number of pre- and post-alarm
images.
Add:
adds a new event rule
Edit: edits an event rule
Delete: deletes an event rule
The following triggers for events are available:
Switching input:
All cameras in this series have a switching input (an optional cable
in dome cameras). On standby, you can select N.O. (normally open)
or N.C. (normally closed).
Motion detection: select the camera's internal motion detection. This will analyse all
configured masks. It is not possible to detect which mask has made
the trigger.
Restart: triggering when the camera restarts
Watchdog error: the system can restart automatically after a serious malfunction (this
is known as 'watchdog'). This can be used as a trigger.
Day/night switching: choose between switching to day or night mode as an event trigger.
Authentication error: entering an incorrect password twice can be used as a trigger.