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5 DIGIOP® 3D Camera User Manual
SECTION 1: OVERVIEW
1.2.5 XML Metric Data Delivery
Once configured and installed, the DIGIOP® 3D camera sends XML data packets containing metric data to the configured delivery
address and port at a configurable time interval and aggregation level. The data delivery address, port, and delivery frequency are
set from the web-based configuration application.
1.2.6 Data Buffering
The DIGIOP® 3D camera will buffer the count data for up to 10 days should a network or power outage occur that prevents it from
delivering to the server. The device writes packets to volatile memory every minute and saves data packets to non-volatile memory
every three minutes. Buffered data is sent to the server in XML formatted packets.
1.2.7 Shopping Cart and Object Filtering
The DIGIOP® 3D camera has three methods of filtering out unwanted objects to prevent them from being counted and/or tracked:
1.
Defined Tracking Rang
e – Prevents objects or parts of objects from being tracked based on minimum and maximum
height settings.
2.
Shopping Cart
– Eliminates shopping carts or objects similar to shopping carts based on how well they fit a pre-defined
model of a shopping cart.
3.
Tall Objects
– Eliminates balloons, ladders, and other tall objects by determining whether their average height (as
calculated by the DIGIOP® 3D) exceeds a threshold height value configured in the DIGIOP® 3D camera.
DEFINED TRACKING RANGE
The DIGIOP® 3D camera allows you to configure minimum and maximum heights for tracking. All objects that fall between the
minimum and maximum heights are tracked. Objects outside of the range are excluded from tracking. The maximum and minimum
height settings are set at 220 cm and 70 cm by default. These parameters can be found on the
Tracking -> Segmentation sub-
tab. DIGIOP® recommends that you not change these settings.