Owner's manual

Video Analysis
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[Setup]
 Pan, Tilt and Zoom: Use the slide bars to adjust the PTZ camera view.
 Sensitivity: Use the slide bar to adjust the detection sensitivity.
 The drop-down menu: Click the drop-down menu to define detection region and object size.
[Selection]
 Tracking: Click to specify the tracking time.
 Zoom in Object: Click to specify the idle time.
[Live Tuning] Adjust directions and the desired level of zooming.
[Schedule] Click to set up a schedule to enable the function.
[Enable Mask] Click to display the mask on the defined detection region when you test the settings.
1. Click
to display the following dialog box, select the PTZ brand and the hardware address,
and click OK to apply the settings.
Figure 3-2
2. Choose the corresponding camera views of the PTZ and stationary cameras. In Figure 3-1, the
images of the PTZ camera show in the Camera 2 view, while the images of the stationary camera
show in the Camera 1 view.
3. Adjust the view of the PTZ camera with the sliders of Pan, Tilt and Zoom. Make sure the PTZ
camera view is as similar as possible to the stationary camera view.
4. Click the Save button
to save the both views as image references.
5. Adjust Sensitivity or keep it as default.
6. Select Define Detect Region from the drop-down menu. Use the mouse to outline a detection
region in the right image; you will be prompted to enter Detect Region.
Figure 3-3