User's Manual

Parameter
Description
Duration
Set the amount of time, in seconds, that the target must remain in the
defined area before the function triggers the alarm.
Set the time between 1 second and 600 seconds (default: 5 seconds).
Record
Select Record to send video data to the camera’s onboard storage when
a tripwire alarm is triggered. Then, set a record delay period, in seconds.
The camera must have an on-board storage mechanism, specifically
a MicroSD card slot with a MicroSD card installed.
Relay Out
Select Relay-out to send an alarm transmission signal from the camera to
an alarm relay. Then, set an Alarm Delay period, in seconds.
The camera must have an active alarm relay connection.
Send Email
Select Send Email to issue an email when an alarm is triggered. Set email
addresses in the Network -> SMTP (email) setting box.
Snapshot
Select Snapshot to record a snapshot of the scene that shows the tripwire
violation.
People Counting
The People Counting function uses complex real-time algorithms to deliver accurate flow
statistics from two distinct people counting functions, Line Crossing and Regional. The line
crossing function counts the number of people crossing a defined line, and the regional
function counts the number of people in a distinct, user-defined area. People counting is ideal
for measuring the number of customers entering or exiting a location and to monitor groups of
people in a distinct location.
6.3.1 Camera Installation and Adjustment
 Ensure the installation site is adequately illuminated so that the head and shoulder
contour of a person in the detection area is clear. Typically, for a camera with 1080p
resolution, the recommended pixel size is 40 pixels for the head and 100 pixels for the
shoulders.
 Avoid complex scenes with frequently changing lighting conditions, backlight conditions,
and direct light exposure.
 Monitor an area where the people flow is largely in one direction. The people count
statistics are more accurate where people flow mainly in one direction and where the
camera faces against the mainstream flow of people.