Safety Vision roadrecorder 7006 series, Руководство пользователя

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GPS / GEO Fence
The GPS / GEO Fence page
configures the GPS signal priority
and sets up the Geo Fence feature.
GPS Priority
Use the GPS Priority fields to
select which device has priority in
providing the NVR with GPS data. In
the Garmin and OMG fields, select 1
to give that device priority, select 2
for the secondary device.
Geo Fence
A geo fence is a defined area where
a vehicle operates. When a vehicle
crosses the fence, an event can be
triggered or the NVR can announce
itself to a SafetyNet CMS wireless
network.
To set up a geo fence:
Click the circle or polygon icon in the upper left of the map.
To create a circular geo fence, click the circle, then click the
map in the location of the center of the circle. Drag the
mouse to increase the radius, then click again. You can
further adjust the circle radius by clicking and dragging the
image “handles.”
To create a free-form, polygonal geo fence, click the polygon
icon. Click a location on the map, then a second. A line
appears. Each click creates a geo fence “post.” Continue
creating posts until you return to the original post, creating
a complete fence. The fence can further be adjusted by
clicking and dragging on the image “handles.”
Only one circular geo fence can be created at once, while
multiple polygonal geo fences can be created. Circular geo
fences can only trigger events when the vehicle exits the
fence.
For each created geo fence, select Exit , to trigger the geo
fence effect when a vehicle leaves the defined area, or
Entry
,
to trigger the geo fence effect when a vehicle enters it. Then
select
Event
to trigger an event, or
SVAnnounce
to trigger a
ping to be sent to a SafetyNet CMS wireless network.
Select a shape and click Delete Selected Shape to delete a
shape and start over.
Click Save Changes to save changed entries.
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