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Camera: VCA - Intrusion Detection
Intrusion Detection can
be used to define spe-
cific areas that you want
to monitor for motion.
For example, a rule can
be defined so that your
DVR will alert you if one
or more objects have
stayed within the intru-
sion region for a particu-
lar time.
Camera:
Select a camera that you would like to edit. VCA can be applied to a
single camera only.
Select "Intrusion Detection".
Enable: Click the checkbox to enable.
Settings: Define what will happen when motion has been detected:
Trigger Channel: Select additional cameras to start recording.
Arming Schedule: Adjust your arming schedule by selecting a start day and a
time period (24-hour time). Click the "Copy" button to apply all settings to the
other cameras. Click "Apply" to save settings then click "OK" to exit.
Linkage Action:
Options available are full screen monitoring, enabling your
DVR's internal buzzer, send alerts to the SwannView Plus Windows software
(software must be running on your computer to receive alerts) and to send an
email. Click "Apply" to save settings then click "OK" to exit.
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Rule:
Up to four intrusion regions can be enabled (one intrusion region per
rule).
Click "Rule Settings" to reveal the following options:
Time Threshold(s):
in the intrusion region, before your DVR alerts you.
Sensitivity:
number, the more sensitive the intrusion region will be. Some experimenta-
tion may be needed to get the correct sensitivity level.
Percentage:
tation may be needed to get the desired percentage level.
See page 26 for instructions on how to draw an intrusion region.
· Don't forget to click "Apply"
to save settings.
· Click the "Back" button to go
back to the Menu.
Increase or decrease the time an object has to stay with-
Adjust the sensitivity level of the intrusion region. The higher the
Increase or decrease the total coverage area. Some experimen-
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