User Guide

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Advanced Configuration
Global Settings: Click the settings icon below the
image to access Global Settings.
There are three settings for sensitivity which control the
threshold for detection (as well as false alarms): Low,
Medium, and High. When set to low, the analytics will
detect fewer objects (also fewer false alarms) than when
set to high.
Set Show Regions to Ye s to show any detection areas
as black boxes and tripwires as black lines in the video.
The tracking display options are: All Boxes, Classified
Boxes, Show Triggered, and No Boxes. If any of
options to show boxes is selected, a check box enables
a tracking line with each detection box.
• All Boxes—every detected motion is shown with a
box around it
• Classified Boxes—detected motion classified as
vehicle, human, or object of interest is shown with a
box around it labeled “H”, “V”, or “O”.
• Show Triggered—detected motion that triggers an alarm is shown with a box around it.
• No Boxes—detected motion is not shown with a box
• Lines—show the track of an object based on its position from prior frames. This helps to visually
represent speed and direction of motion (only available if All or Classified Boxes is selected).
• Event Extend Time—the amount of time an analytics zone stays active after an object leaves
the zone.
• Tamper Sensitivity—the percentage of pixels that are detected as unchanged when compared
to stored history video frames to trigger an alarm.
When done, click Save, and then click the gear icon to return to the Analytics Setup page.
Creating Analytics Regions
To create a detection area, click the add region icon and a new four corner area will appear on the
image. Drag any of the highlighted circles to expand and define the detection area.