Preparing A Motion Search; No Video At Specified Date And Time; Figure 5-3 Steps To Prepare A Search For Motion - Honeywell Rapid Eye Operator's Manual

Searching for Motion

Preparing a Motion Search

No Video at Specified Date and Time

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Contextual Help When Searching for Motion
A reminder of the next step that you need to take is displayed near the upper-right corner
of the Search for Motion window (see
Figure 5-3 Steps to Prepare a Search for Motion
1. Start a motion session and click the Stream drop-down arrow to display a list of the
site's cameras. Other streams are not listed in a Motion Search. Select a camera from
the Stream list (see
Figure
2. Indicate date and time to search by selecting a date and entering a time in the From
and To fields. Use the From and To drop-down arrows to select a date with the
calendar utility.
3. Click Fetch. Two frames of video are displayed: an initial frame from the From time
and date, and another, final frame, from the To time and date. The initial frame is
enlarged for setting the search options.
4. Do one of the following:
• Click Search. The Search button changes to either Redefine or Stop, in case you
need change the motion options and search again.
• Use Motion Threshold options, or Masking to specify the type of motion you are
search for (see
Motion Threshold
on page 63).
5. See
Obtaining Video After Performing a Motion Search
after you've performed a motion search.
From. If the from time for a motion search is a time at which the unit was not recording
video, the first image after the requested time is displayed. A flashing later media icon
appears, indicating that the image in a still frame is later than the from time requested (see
5-4). The earliest date that can be selected using the calendar utility is January first,
Figure
2000.
To. Requests for a future date or time cannot be requested.
Figure 5-2).
5-3).
on page 63, and
Masking that Detects Motion
on page to use the video
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