Enter/Exit Detector; Fence Detector; Object Counter; Audio Detection - Axis Q6045 User Manual

AXIS Q6045 PTZ Dome Network Camera
Detectors
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Enter/Exit Detector

Enter/Exit Detector is used to trigger an alarm if an object, within a pre-defined area of interest, has entered or left the area.
Enter/Exit Detector provides tools to define:
Area of interest - This is a virtual area that is defined to detect moving objects entering a defined area
Object size - Defines the size of the objects that should be detected.
Sensitivity - Use this slidebar to define how sensitive the detection should be.
Drawing Opacity - Use this slidebar to define how transparent the area of interest shape should be. Note that, this change will
not be saved.
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Fence Detector

Fence Detector is used to trigger an alarm if an object crosses a virtual line. Fence Detector provides tools to define:
Area of interest - This is a virtual line that is defined to detect objects moving across it.
Object size - Defines the size of the objects that should be detected.
Sensitivity - Use this slidebar to define how sensitive the detection should be.
Drawing Opacity - Use this slidebar to define how transparent the area of interest shape should be. Note that, this change will
not be saved.
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Object Counter

Object Counter is used to count objects that move across a virtual line. Object Counter provides tools to define:
Area of interest - This is a virtual line that is defined to detect objects moving across it keep count.
Object size - Defines the size of the objects that should be detected.
Sensitivity - Use this slidebar to define how sensitive the detection should be.
Drawing Opacity - Use this slidebar to define how transparent the area of interest shape should be. Note that, this change will
not be saved.
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Audio Detection

The Axis product can be configured to generate an alarm when audio rises above or falls below the threshold value. The threshold
value can be set in the range 0–100 where 0 is the most sensitive and 100 the least sensitive.
1. Go to Detectors > Audio Detection.
2. Set the audio alarm level and click Save.
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