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Contents
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Safety Instructions ··············································································································· i
Environmental Protection ······································································································· i
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1 Login ····························································································································· 1
1.1 Preparation ················································································································· 1
1.2 Login 2·························································································································
2 Live View ························································································································ 4
2.1 Live View ···················································································································· 4
2.1.1 Digital Zoom ······································································································· 7
2.1.2 Capture 7·············································································································
2.1.3 5ePTZ ··············································································································· 8
2.2 PTZ Control ················································································································· 8
2.2.1 3D Positioning ···································································································· 10
2.2.2 Area Focus ········································································································ 10
2.2.3 Preset ·············································································································· 11
2.2.4 Patrol ··············································································································· 11
3 Playback ······················································································································· 18
3.1 Playback Toolbar ········································································································· 18
3.2 Search and Play Recordings ·························································································· 19
3.3 Download Recordings ··································································································· 19
4 Photo ··························································································································· 21
5 Setup ··························································································································· 22
5.1 Local Parameters ········································································································22
5.2 Network ····················································································································· 23
5.2.1 Ethernet ············································································································ 23
5.2.2 Port ················································································································· 25
5.2.3 E- mail ·············································································································· 27
5.2.4 EZCloud ···········································································································29
5.2.5 DNS ················································································································· 30
5.2.6 DDNS ·············································································································· 30
5.2.7 SNMP ·············································································································· 31
5.2.8 802.1x ·············································································································· 33
5.2.9 QoS ················································································································· 33
5.2.10 WebSocket ······································································································ 34
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5.3 Video & Audio ············································································································· 34
5.3.1 Video ··············································································································· 35
5.3.2 Snapshot ··········································································································36
5.3.3 Audio ··············································································································· 38
5.3.4 ROI ·················································································································· 39
5.3.5 View Cropping ···································································································· 40
5.3.6 Media Stream ····································································································41
5.4 PTZ ·························································································································· 43
5.4.1 Basic PTZ Settings ······························································································ 43
5.4.2 Home Position ···································································································· 44
5.4.3 Pan/Tilt Limit ······································································································ 44
5.4.4 Remote PTZ Control ···························································································· 45
5.4.5 Preset Snapshot and Patrol Resumption ·································································· 46
5.4.6 Orientation Calibration ························································································· 46
5.5 Image ·······················································································································47
5.5.1 Image ··············································································································· 47
5.5.2 OSD ················································································································59
5.5.3 Privacy Mask ····································································································· 63
5.5.4 Quick Focus ······································································································ 64
5.6 Smart ························································································································ 65
5.6.1 Alarm-triggered Actions ························································································ 66
5.6.2 Arming Schedule ································································································ 67
5.6.3 Cross Line Detection ··························································································· 68
5.6.4 Enter Area Detection ···························································································70
5.6.5 Leave Area Detection ··························································································71
5.6.6 Intrusion Detection ······························································································ 73
5.6.7 Object Removed Detection ···················································································75
5.6.8 Object Left Behind Detection ················································································· 76
5.6.9 Defocus Detection ······························································································· 77
5.6.10 Scene Change Detection ···················································································· 77
5.6.11 Face Detection · ································································································ 78
5.6.12 Face Recognition ······························································································ 81
5.6.13 Human Body Detection ······················································································· 83
5.6.14 Mixed Traffic Detection- ······················································································· 84
5.6.15 People Flow Counting ························································································ 86
5.6.16 Crowd Density Monitoring ··················································································· 88
5.6.17 Auto Tracking ··································································································· 90
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5.6.18 Smoke and Fire Detection ··················································································· 91
5.6.19 Fire Detection ··································································································· 94
5.6.20 Attribute Collection ···························································································· 95
5.6.21 Advanced Settings ···························································································· 96
5.7 Alarm ························································································································ 97
5.7.1 Common Alarm ·································································································· 98
5.7.2 One- key Disarming ··························································································· 106
5.8 Storage ··················································································································· 106
5.8.1 Memory Card ··································································································· 107
5.8.2 Network Disk ··································································································· 108
5.8.3 FTP ··············································································································· 109
5.9 Security ··················································································································· 111
5.9.1 User ··············································································································· 111
5.9.2 HTTPS ··········································································································· 114
5.9.3 Authentication ·································································································· 116
5.9.4 Registration Information ····················································································· 116
5.9.5 ARP Protection ································································································· 116
5.9.6 IP Address Filtering ··························································································· 117
5.9.7 Access Policy ··································································································· 117
5.9.8 Watermark ······································································································ 119
5.9.9 WebSockets ···································································································· 119
5.10 System ·················································································································· 119
5.10.1 Time ············································································································· 119
5.10.2 DST ············································································································· 120
5.10.3 Server ·········································································································· 121
5.10.4 Device Information ·························································································· 123
5.10.5 Ports & External Devices ·················································································· 123
5.10.6 Maintenance ·································································································· 127
5.10.7 Logs ············································································································· 130
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1 Login
1.1 Preparation
Refer to the camera s quick guide to install it properly, and then connect power to start up it. ’ You can log
in to the camera eb interface to perform management or maintenance operations.’s w
The following takes IE on a Windows 7.0 operating system as an example.
1. Check before login
The camera runs normally.
The PC has a network connection to the camera.
A web browser has been installed on the PC. Microsoft Internet Explorer 10.0 or later is
recommended.
For optimal display, it is recommended to choose a monitor with the highest resolution of the camera.
NOTE!
Recommended PC specifications for 32MP live view: CPU: Intel® Core
™ i7 8700; Graphics card:
GTX 1080; RAM: DDR4 8GB or higher.
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3. (Optional) Change user account control settings
Before you access the camera, it s recommended to set ’ User Account Control to Never notify as
shown below .
1.2 Login
The default static IP address of the camera is 192.168.1.13, and the default subnet mask is
255.255.255.0.
DHCP is enabled by default on the camera. If a DHCP server is deployed in the network, the camera
may be assigned an IP address, and you need to use the assigned IP address to log in.
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Follow the steps below to log in to the camera s web interface (take IE’ 10 as an example):
. Open IE, enter the IP address of your camera in the address bar and press Enter
- -At your first login, you need to follow the on screen instructions to install a plug in (close all browsers
before installation), and then open the browser again to log in. To manually load the plug -in, type
http://IP address/ActiveX/Setup.exe in the address bar and press Enter.
Set whether to start live view automatically after login.
With Live View selected, live view will start automatically after login.
With Live View not selected, you need to start live view manually.
After first login, the Change Password dialog box appears, in which you must set a strong password
and enter your email address in case of password retrieval .
(1) and Set a strong password of 9 to 32 characters including all three elements: digits, letters,
special characters.
(2) Enter your email address in case of password retrieval.
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See User for more information.
If you forgot your password, click in the login page, then follow the onForgot Password -screen
instructions to reset your password.
2 Live View
2.1 Live View
The page shows the live video fro camera.m the
You may double click the window to enter or exit full screen mode.-
Live view page of dual channel camera-
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Live view page of single-channel camera
NOTE!
Live view operations supported may vary with device model.
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Live View Toolbar
Item Description
Set the image display ratio in the window.
Scale: Displays 16:9 images.
Stretch: Displays images according to the window size (stretch images
to fit the window).
Original: Displays images with original size.
Set the image display mode in the window.
Single Channel: Displays live video of a single channel.
Left/Right Split: Displays live video in left/right split mode.
Top/Bottom Split: Displays live video in top/bottom split mode.
Picture in Picture: Opens a floating live view window on top of the current
window.
NOTE!
T - his function is only available on dual channel cameras.
: Stop/start live view of the selected channel.
: Start local recording.
: Switch streams.
Select a live video stream according to your camera.
Set image parameters.
/ Start/stop live view.
/ Turn off/on sound.
Adjust the output volume for the media player on the PC.
Range: 1 to 100.
Adjust the microphone volume on the PC during audio communication
between the PC and the camera.
Range: 1 to 100.
Frame rate/bit rate/resolution/packet loss rate.
Take a snapshot the displayed live videofrom .
NOTE!
See Local Parameters for the path of the saved snapshots.
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Start/stop local recording.
NOTE!
See
Local Parameters for the path of the saved local recordings.
VLC media player is recommended for playing local recordings of 4K
cameras.
/ Start/stop two- way audio.
/ Start/stop digital zoom. See Digital Zoom for details.
/ Start/stop capturing. See for details.
Snapshot
Full screen.
Show/hide PTZ control panel.
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2.1.1 Digital Zoom
Click in the live view toolbar to enable digital zoom.
View the magnified area.
C lick in the live view window and roll the wheel to zoom in or out on the image. Drag your mouse to
view all the magnified area. To restore, right click in the window.-
Click in the live view window and drag your mouse to specify the area (rectangular area) to be
magnified. Drag your mouse to view all the magnified area. To restore, right click in the window.-
To exit, click .
2.1.2 Capture
NOTE!
This function
is only available on certain models.
. Click in the live view toolbar to start capture
. View captured images
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Click Open Image Folder s to view the image captured from the live video on your PC The image. s
are saved in JPEG format.
You can change the storage location has less in Setup > Common > Local Parameters. If the disk
than 100MB free space, you will be prompted to clear up the auto snapshot folder, and new snapshots
will not be displayed in the live view page until the disk space is freed.
To delete all captured images, click Clear All Records.
To exit, click .
2.1.3 5ePTZ
Click in the live view toolbar to enable 5ePTZ tracking.
Set the tracking area. In 5ePTZ tracking mode, the live view window is divided into 1 panoramic
window and 5 tracking windows. You may rest the cursor on the tracking boxes in the panoramic
window or tracking windows and use the scroll wheel to zoom in or out, and drag the tracking windows
to rearrange them.
Enable perimeter protection (see ), then the camera can automatically detect moving objects Smart
in the detection area, and simultaneously track and enlarge 5 objects that trigger the alarm rules until
the objects disappear.
To exit, click .
2.2 PTZ Control
NOTE!
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This function is only available on PTZ cameras or cameras installed on PT mounts.
•
Some lens control functions are available on cameras equipped with motorized lenses.
•
The PTZ control buttons may vary with camera model.
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PTZ Control Panel
Item Description
Zoom in/out on images.
Focus far/near for sharp images at a distance/at close range.
Increase/reduce the amount of light that enters the camera for
brighter/darker images.
Scene lock, used for PTZ and lens. locking
NOTE!
After you lock the scene, the camera does not move, zoom and focus.
3D positioning.
One- click focus.
Area focus.
/ Enable/disable wiper.
Adjust the rotation speed of the camera.
Adjust the rotation direction of the camera or stop rotation.
/ Enable/disable IR.
/ Enable/disable heater.
/ Enable/disable light.
/ Enable/disable snow removal.
Adjust camera zoom.
Auto back focus adjustment.
Shortcut keys for PTZ control. After the mouse cursor changes to one of
these shapes in live view, click and hold the left mouse button to operate
the PTZ camera.
NOTE!
These buttons are unavailable when 3D positioning or digital zoom is
enabled.
Shortcut keys for zooming in or out in live view. Scroll the wheel forward to
zoom in or backward to zoom out.
NOTE!
This function is only available on cameras with motorized lenses.
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2.2.1 3D Positioning
NOTE!
Thi
s function is only available on dome cameras and box cameras with motorized lens and PTZ.
Click in the PTZ control panel to enable 3D positioning.
C lick on the image and drag down/up to delineate a rectangular area to zoom in/out.
To exit, click .
2.2.2 Area Focus
Click in the PTZ control panel to enable area focus.
C lick on the image and drag to delineate a rectangular area to start auto focus in this area.
To exit, click .
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2.2.3 Preset
A preset position (preset for short) is a saved view used to quickly steer the PTZ camera to a specific
position.
On the PTZ control panel, click Preset.
Add a preset
Use the PTZ directional buttons to steer the camera to the desired position.
Select a preset not in use and click to edit the preset name.
Click to save.
Call a preset
In the preset list, select the preset to call, and then click .
Delete a preset
In the preset list, select the preset to delete, and then click .
2.2.4 Patrol
You can define a patrol route comprising several actions or presets or record a patrol route to allow the
PTZ camera to automatically move along the route.
1. Add a patrol route
Add a common patrol route
In a common patrol route, the PTZ camera performs linear motion between presets.
O . n the PTZ control panel, click Patrol
. Click
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Set the route ID and name. On certain models, you may need to set the Patrol Type to Common
Patrol.
Click Add to add patrol actions.
Complete the action settings.
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Item Description
Action Type
10 options: Move Left, Move Right, Move Up, Move Down, Move Up Left, Move
Up Right, Move Down Left, Move Down Right, Zoom, Goto Preset.
Up to 64 actions are allowed. All action types except Goto Preset are recorded as 2
actions. ns.You may use the up and down arrows to rearrange the patrol actio
NOTE!
It is recommended to set the first action to Goto Preset.
Speed Set how fast the camera performs the action. 1 means the slowest, 9 means the
fastest.
Keep Rotating When enabled, the camera repeats this action for patrol.
Duration(ms)/Ratio Set the duration/zoom ratio for the action.
Preset Select the preset you want the camera to go to .
Stay Time
Set the dwell time after the camera has performed the action.
Range: 15s to 1800s.
. Click OK
Item Description
Start patrol.
Edit patrol route.
Delete patrol route.
Add a scan patrol route
In a scan patrol route, the camera rotates from the start preset to the end preset in a specified gradient
and direction.
NOTE!
This function is
only available certain models.on
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Item Description
Speed Set how fast the camera rotate. 1 means the slowest, 9 means the fastest.
Tilt Gradient The average division value of the vertical distance between the start and end presets.
The greater the value, the shorter the patrol route.
Initial Patrol Direction The direction of the first rotation from the start preset to the end preset.
Sta rt/End Preset Select a preset from the drop down list as the start/end preset. The start and end -
presets must be different.
Record a patrol route
O . n the PTZ control panel, click Patrol
Click to start recording. You can adjust the direction, rotation speed and zoom of the camera
during recording. All movement data of the camera will be recorded.
Click to finish recording and the recording is saved as a patrol route automatically.
A Start preset
B End preset
A1
B1 Tilt gradi
Initial patrol direction: anti-clockwise
Camera
ASt r etart p es
BEnd pr etes
A1
B1
Initial p r rat ol di ection: clockwise
Tilt gradient
Camera
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2. Call a patrol route
Manual calls take precedence over scheduled calls.
Auto tracking and trigger tracking is executed o ithin the duration that the camera stays at a position nly w
during common patrol.
Call manually
1. On the PTZ control panel, click Patrol.
Select the patrol route to call and click to start patrol.
Call by schedule
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O . n the PTZ control panel, click Patrol
. Click
Select the Enable Patrol Plan check box.
Select the patrol route to call and set a start time and an end time for it.
. Click OK
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3 Playback
NOTE!
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Edge recordings refer to video recorded on storage media of ; local recordings refer to cameras
video recorded on a local PC.
•
Before you search for edge recordings, make sure that the camera has storage resources such as
memory card, and the storage parameters in Storage are properly configured.
•
Recording playback and download functions are only available on certain models.
•
For dual-channel devices, you can set playback parameters for the channels separately.
On the home page, click Playback.
3.1 Playback Toolbar
Button Description
Adjust sound volume Range: 1 to 100..
Start playback.
Pause playback.
Stop playback.
Clip video.
Save.
Adjust playback speed The default playback speed is 1x. Both rewind and forward are .
supported.
Take a snapshot. The snapshots are saved locally by default. You can change the storage
location in Local Parameters.
Digital zoom. See Digital Zoom for details.
/ Zoom in/out on the time scale. You can also use the scroll wheel to zoom.
/ When the time scale is zoomed in, ou can click to view the py or revious or next section
of the video.
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Playhead. Drag the playhead to skip to any point in the video.
Playback bar.
Blue: Normal recording.
Red: Alarm recording. To view alarm recordings, you need to configure alarm -triggered
recording. See Alarm-triggered Actions for details.
3.2 Search and Play Recordings
- In case of a multi channel camera, select the channel to search for recordings.
Select the date and recording type.
. Click Search
- The search results are displayed. Double click a result to play it back.
3.3 Download Recordings
You can download videos in batches or s to downloadclip video .
Download in batches
. Click Recording Download
. Select the recording type, set the start and end time, and then click time Search
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Click Browse… to set the path to the recordings.
. Select the recordings to download and click Download
Download video clips
Search for the video to clip.
In the playback toolbar, click .
Click in the time bar to determine the start time and end time.
Click to finish. The time bar of the clip turns blue and green.
. Click
. Click Recording Download, select the video clip, and click Download
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4 Photo
View the photo storage status. See for photo storage policy.Storage
NOTE!
This function is only available on cameras with storage
capabilities.
On the home page, click Photo.
Item Description
Refresh Refresh the displayed content.
Export Export the selected photos.
Delete Delete the selected photos.
Export & Delete Export the selected photos and delete them on the server.
Ascending Order Arrange the in chronological order.items
Descending Order Arrange the items in reverse chronological order.
SmartServer U sed to store smart snapshots.
CommonServer U sed to store common snapshots.
NOTE!
To allocate photo capacity, go to Setup
>
Storage
>
Storage
.
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5 Setup
5.1 Local Parameters
Set local parameters for your PC, including smart, video, recording and snapshot.
NOTE!
The local parameters displayed may vary with camera model.
. Go to Setup > Common > Local Parameters
Set local parameters as needed.
Item Description
Smart
Intelligent Mark This function shall be used with Cross Line Detection, Intrusion Detection, Enter
Area Mixed-
, Leave Area, Traffic Detection, and Face Detection.
Object Attributes When enabled, the attributes of detected objects appear on the live view page.
Font Size Set the font size of object attributes, including Large, Medium, and Small.
Display Human
Body Snapshot
When enabled, human body snapshots appear on the live view page.
NOTE!
Only effective when face detection is enabled.
Video
Display Mode
Set the display mode according to the network status, including Min. Delay,
Balanced, and Fluent (from low delay to high delay). You may also customize
the display mode as needed.
Protocol Set the protocol used to transmit media streams to be decoded by the PC,
including TCP and UDP.
Recording and
Snapshot Recording
Subsection By Time: Length of each local recording file. For example, 2
minutes.
Subsection By Size: Size of each local recording file. For example, 10MB.
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Subsection Time
(min)/Subsection
Size (MB)
Subsection Time (min): Available when Subsection By Time is selected. 1
to 60 minutes allowed.
Subsection Size (MB): Available when Subsection By Size is selected. 10
to 1024MB allowed.
When Storage Full
Overwrite Recording: When the local
recording capacity is full, older
recordings are overwritten automatically.
Stop Recording: When the local recording capacity is full, recording stops
automatically.
Total Capacity
(GB)
Allocate storage capacity for local recording.
Range: 1 to 1024GB.
Local Recording Set the file format for saving local recordings, including TS and MP4.
Files Folder
S et the location where snapshots and recordings are saved.
Click Browse... . to select the storage location
C lick Open to quickly open the folder.
NOTE!
The maximum length of the directory is 260 bytes. If the limit is exceeded,
recording or snapshot during live view will fail.
. Click Save
5.2 Network
5.2.1 Ethernet
Connect the camera to the network so that it can communicate with other devices.
NOTE!
After you
change the IP address, you need to log in again with the new IP address.
. Go to Setup > Network > Network
Configure Ethernet parameters.
IPv4
Static Address (obtain IP manually)
(1) Select drop Static from the Obtain IP Address -down list.
(2) Enter the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway address. Make sure that the IP address
of the camera is unique in the network.
(3) Click Save.
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PPPoE
Configure PPPoE to assign the camera a dynamic IP address to establish network connection.
(1) Select drop PPPoE from the Obtain IP Address -down list.
(2) Enter the username and password provided by your ISP (Internet Service Provider).
(3) Click Save.
DHCP
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is enabled by default. If a DHCP server is deployed
in the network, the camera can automatically obtain an IP address from the DHCP server.
(1) Select drop DHCP from the Obtain IP Address -down list.
(2) Click Save.
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IPv6
DHCP
By default, the IPv6 mode is set to . The IP address is automatically obtained from the DHCP DHCP
server.
Manual
(1) Set the IPv6 mode to Manual.
(2) Enter the IPv6 address, prefix length and default gateway. Make sure that the IPv6 address is
unique in the network.
Set the MTU value, port type and operating mode.
MTU: Set the maximum packet size supported by the network in bytes. The greater the value, the
higher the communication efficiency, the higher the transmission delay.
Port Type: FE Port by default.
Operating Mode: Auto negotiation- by default.
. Click Save
5.2.2 Port
1. Port
. Go to Setup > Network > Port
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You can use the defaults or customize them in case of port conflicts.
CAUTION!
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If the HTTP port number you entered has been used, a message “Port conflicts. Please try again.”
will appear. 23, 81, 82, 85, 3260, and 49152 have been assigned for other purposes
and cannot be
used.
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In addition to the above port numbers, the system can also dynamically detect other port numbers
that are already in use.
HTTP/HTTPS Port: If you change the HTTP/HTTPS port number, then you need to add the new port
number after the IP address when logging in. For example, if the HTTP port number is set to 88, you
need to use http://192.168.1.13:88 to log in to the camera.
RTSP Port: Real-Time Streaming Protocol port, enter an available port number.
. Click Save
2. Port Mapping
Configure port mapping so computers on the WAN can access your camera on the LAN.
. Go to Setup > Network > Port > Port Mapping
. Enable Port Mapping
Select the mapping type.
UPnP
Auto: Enable UPnP on the router, then t external port numbers are assigned automatically.he
Manual: The external port numbers need to be set manually.
Manual
If your router does not support UPnP, you need to set the external port numbers manually.
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“ Inactive” displayed in the Status column indicates that the port number you entered is already
in use.
. Click Save
5.2.3 E- mail
Configure E mail so that the camera can e mail an alarm message to the specified email addresses - -
when an alarm occurs.
. Go to Setup > Network > E-mail
Set the sender and recipient information.
Item Description
Sender Name Enter the device name.
Sender Address Enter the device IP.
SMTP Server/SMTP
Port
Enter the IP address and port number of SMTP server of the sender’s e - mail.
The default SMTP port number is 25.
TLS/SSL - Enable TLS/SSL to secure e mail communication.
Snapshot Interval
Set the interval for taking snapshots to be attached to alarm e- mails.
NOTE!
• The interval for taking snapshots attached to alarm e- s mail is subject to the settings on the E-mail
page.
• Deep-learning exception detection functions captures 1 snapshot by default, and you do not need to
set the snapshot interval for them.
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Attach Image
When enabled, the camera will automatically send an alarm e mail with 3 attached snapshots taken at - se
intervals in the event of an alarm.
1. Select the check box.Attach Image
2. Enable Snapshot and set the snapshot resolution as needed .
Server
Authentication Enable SMTP server authentication to secure e- mail transmission.
Username/Password
Enter the username and password of the SMTP server.
NOTE!
• The email only shows the sender name not the username.
• The password allows special characters.
Recipient
Name/Address
1. Enter the e mail name and address to receive e- - mails.
2. After recipient configuration, you can click Test to test the email sending function.
. Click Save
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Item Description
Device Name Enter the device name.
Register Code Enter the register code.
Organization
Select an organization for your camera.
By default, the root organization is selected. You may add or delete organizations under
Organization Management > My Cloud Organizations.
. Click OK
. Click Save
Check device status.
EZCloud website: Go to Device Management > My Cloud Devices to check whether the camera is
online.
Camera’ s web interface: Go to Setup > Network > EZCloud to check whether the camera is online.
5.2.5 DNS
DNS (Domain Name System) is a distributed database system for translating human readable domain
names to machine readable IP addresses, facilitating devices to access external servers or hosts through
domain names.
. Go to Setup > Network > DNS
The default DNS server addresses are as follows.
5.2.6 DDNS
DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name System) automatically updates the DNS server with the dynamic IP
address of the device to enable remote Internet access to the device on the network.
. Go to Setup > Network > DDNS
. Enable DDNS Service
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Select the DDNS type.
- -DynDNS/NO IP: Third party DDNS service provider, enter the domain name registered with the
DDNS provider.
’ eEZDDNS: Uniview s DDNS service, nter a domain name for your camera and click Test to
check if the domain name is available.
. Click Save
5.2.7 SNMP
SNMP is required for the camera to share configuration information to servers.
. Go to Setup > Network > SNMP
. Enable SNMP
NOTE!
This function is enabled by default on certain models.
Set SNMP parameters.
SNMPv3
NOTE!
Before you enable SNMPv3, make sure that it is supported both on your camera and the server.
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I tem Description
SNMP Type The default SNMP type is SNMPv3.
Password Set a password for authentication.
Confirm Confirm the password you entered by entering it again.
Password Set a password for data
Confirm Confirm the password you entered by entering it again.
Trap Server Address Set the trap server address in Management Server.
SNMP Port The default SNMP port number is 161. You may change it as needed.
SNMPv2
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I tem Description
SNMP Type Select SNMPv2. After you select , a messageSNMPv2 pops up to remind you of potential risks
and ask if you want to continue. Click OK.
Read Community The default read community name is public, and you may change it as needed. Make sure the
read community names of the server and camera are the same, otherwise the two-way
authentication will fail.
Trap Server Address . Set the trap server address in Management Server
SNMP Port The default SNMP port number is 161. You may change it as needed.
. Click Save
5.2.8 802.1x
802.1x provides authentication to devices for access to the network and enhances network security by
allowing only authenticated devices to access.
. Go to Setup > Network > 802.1x
. Enable 802.1x
-By default, the protocol is set to EAP MD5. Select the same EAPOL version as that of the router or
the switch.
Enter the username and password for authentication.
. Click Save
5.2.9 QoS
QoS (Quality of Service) has the ability to guarantee the performance of high-priority services under
limited network capacity.
. Go to Setup > Network > QoS
Set a priority level (0 to 63) for each service.
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At present, QoS allows you to assign different priority to audio and video, alarm report, configuration
management and FTP transmission. The greater the value, the higher the priority.
As shown in the figure above, the audio & video service takes priority over all other services in case of
network congestion.
NOTE!
To use QoS, make sure that the router or switch is also configured with QoS.
. Click Save
5.2.10 WebSocket
WebSocket allows you to manage your camera on a third party platform such as device version and - ,
capability information acquisition, PTZ control, alarm reporting, etc.
. Go to Setup > Network > WebSocket
Set the parameters.
Item Description
WebSocket Select to enable or disable WebSocket.
Destination IP Enter the IP address of the third -party platform.
Destination
Port Enter the listener port of the third party platform.-
Device ID The default device ID is the device’s serial number. You can set a device ID as needed.
Authentication
Key
Enter the authentication key used to connect the camera to a third party platform. Make sure the -
authentication key configured on the camera and the third party platform is the same.-
Confirm
Authentication
Key
Confirm the authentication key you entered by entering it again.
Online Status Check whether the device is successfully connected to the third -party platform.
. Click Save
5.3 Video & Audio
For dual channel devices, you can set video and audio for the channels separately.- parameters
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5.3.1 Video
1. Video
. Go to Setup > Video & Audio > Video
Select a capture mode for your camera.
The Extended Encoding function is available only when the capture mode is greater than 8MP.
After you change the capture mode, the encoding settings will be reset to defaults and some models of
cameras will restart.
Set stream parameters.
T he streams are independent of each other and can be set with different resolutions, frame rates, video
compression formats, etc. Only the main stream supports full resolution.
NOTE!
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The fourth and fifth streams are only available on certain models.
•
Before configuring the fifth stream, you need to enable the fourth stream first.
Item Description
Video
Compression
Select a video compression standard for your camera: H.265, H.264 or MJPEG.
NOTE!
• When H.265 or H.264 is selected, Image Quality is not available; When MJPEG is selected,
Bit Rate, I Frame Interval, Smoothing, SVC U- and Code are not available.
• The bit rate restores to the default when you switch between H.264 and H.265.
Resolution Select a video resolution for your camera. The higher the resolution, the clearer the image.
Frame
Rate(fps)
Select the frame rate.
NOTE!
To ensure image quality, the frame rate shall not be greater than the reciprocal of the shutter
speed.
Bit Rate(Kbps)
Set rate. the bit Range: 128 to 16384.
NOTE!
The bi rate range may vary with devicet model.
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Bitrate Type
Select the bitrate type.
CBR: The camera keeps a specific bit rate by varying the quality of video streams.
VBR: The camera keeps the quality of video streams as constant as possible by varying the bit
rate.
Image Quality
Configurable when Bitrate Type is set to VBR.
The closer the slider is to Quality, the higher the bit rate, and the higher the image quality.
The closer the slider is to Bit Rate, the lower the bit rate, and the image quality will be affected .
I Frame Interval Set the number of frames between I frames. A shorter interval presents better image quality but -
consumes more bandwidth and storage.
GOP Group of Pictures, defines the basic pattern of the video stream encoded with I and P frames.
Smoothing
Set the smoothness of the video stream. Drag the slider to choose whether smoothness or clarity
takes precedence.
NOTE!
Smoothing is recommended for fluent video in a poor network environment.
SVC
SVC (Scalable Video Coding) enables a video stream to be broken into multiple layers of
resolution, quality and frame rate, reducing bandwidth consumption without compromising the
image quality.
U- Code
S - elect the U code mode.
Basic Mode: The bit rate is reduced by about 25%.
Advanced Mode: The bit rate is reduced by about 50%.
. Set the BNC output format, PAL or NTSC
. Click Save
2. Adaptive Streams
The bit rate of the media stream is automatically adjusted according to the network conditions.
NOTE!
•
This function is only available on certain models.
•
This function is enabled by default on certain models.
•
It’s recommended to enable Adaptive Streams in a poor network environment.
. Go to Setup > Video & Audio > Video > Adaptive Streams
. Enable Adaptive Streams
. Click Save
5.3.2 Snapshot
Configure basic snapshot parameters and scheduled snapshot.
. Go to Setup > Video & Audio > Snapshot
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NOTE!
•
For dual- channel devices, you can set snapshot parameters for the channels separately.
•
When e-you configure mail and FTP, you only need to enable Snapshot and set the resolution and
maximum size, and do not need to configure scheduled snapshot.the
Enable Snapshot and set the resolution and maximum size of snapshots to be saved.
. Set the snapshot mode
Schedule: Set a time for snapshot. For example, with snapshot interval set to 20s, number to
snapshot set to 3, and snapshot time set to 16:00:00, the camera will take a snapshot at
1 6:00:00, 16:00:20 and 16:00:40.
To delete snapshot timea , . click
Repeat: Set an interval for snapshot. For example, with snapshot plan set to 16:00:00 to
20:00:00 on Monday, repeat interval set to 120s, snapshot interval set to 20s, number to and
snapshot set to 2, the camera will take a snapshot at 16:00:00, 16:00:20, 16:02:00 and 16:02:20.
a . Select Repeat and set the repeat interval A valid repeat interval ranges from 1 to 86400.
b Select the Enable Snapshot Plan check box and set the snapshot plan. See Arming Schedule
for details. A 24/7 snapshot is enabled by default. plan
NOTE!
•
The time periods cannot overlap.
•
Up s to 4 time period are allowed.
. s Set the snapshot interval and number to snapshot For example, if the interval is set to 1 and the
number to snapshot is set to 2, the camera will take 2 snapshots (take one first and then take another
after 1 second).
. Click Save
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Output Volume Set the output volume using the slider.
. Click Save
2. Audio File
. Go to Setup > Video & Audio > Audio
Set audio file parameters.
Item Description
Alarm Volume Set the alarm volume using the slider.
Alarm Audio
File
Click Browse… . to import audio files. To play an audio file, click
NOTE!
• This function is available only on certain models. Up to 5 audio files are allowed.
• Built- ctions in audio files may vary depending on the smart fun supported by the device.
. Click Save
5.3.4 ROI
ROI helps ensure image quality for the specified areas on the image first at low bit rate.
. Go to Setup > Video & Audio > ROI
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Set ROI areas.
(1) Click to add a ROI area. The area is a rectangle by default. Up to 8 areas are allowed.
(2) Adjust the position and size of the area or draw an area as needed.
Adjust the position and size of the area.
a Point to border of the area and drag it to the desired position.
Point to a handle of the area to resize it.and drag
Draw an area.
Click on the image and drag to draw an area.
5.3.5 View Cropping
You can crop the live video to view and save only the of the region of interest the form of video in sub or
third stream to save transmission bandwidth and storage.
Go to Setup > Video & Audio > View Crop.
. Select the Enable View Crop check box
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Select the cropping mode.
Field of View Mode: Size priority. Set the output stream type, crop size and resolution.
Resolution Mode: Resolution priority. Set the output stream type and resolution.
. Click Save
5.3.6 Media Stream
1. Media Stream
You can configure a media stream for your camera so that media contents from the camera such as
audio and video can be transmitted over the network and played immediately on a third party client- rather
than being downloaded first.
. Go to Setup > Video & Audio > Media Stream
Click to add a media stream.
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. Click Save
5.4 PTZ
5.4.1 Basic PTZ Settings
Go to Setup > PTZ > Basic Settings.
1. Preset Image Freeze
After you enable , as the camera moves from one preset to another, the live view Preset Image Freeze
window keeps displaying the image of the previous preset until the camera stops at the next preset.
2. PTZ Timeout
After you enable Stop PTZ Control After Timeout a nd set a timeout period, the camera will stop rotation
when the predefined timeout period is reached.
3. PTZ Speed
Speed Level between Presets: Set the rotation speed of the camera between presets.
Manual Operation Speed Level: Set the speed level for manually controlling the PTZ on the live view
page.
NOTE!
•
The higher the manual operation speed level, the higher . each PTZ speed level on the live view page
•
When both manual operation speed level and PTZ speed on the live view page are set to the maximum, the PTZ
speed reaches the upper limit.
4. PTZ Rectification
Check for PTZ zero point offset and perform rectification.
Rectify manually: C lick Rectify to start rectification immediately.
Rectify automatically: S elect the E Anable uto Rectification check box and set the execute time.
The camera automatically performs PTZ rectification at the set time.
5. Power Off Memory
When enabled, the system will record the last position of the PTZ and lens in case of power failure. This
function is enabled by default.
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5.4.2 Home Position
The PTZ camera can automatically operate as configured (e.g., go to a preset or start patrol) if no
operation is made within a specified period.
NOTE!
Before use, you need to add a preset or a patrol route. See
Preset and Add a patrol route for details.
. Go to Setup > PTZ > Home Position
Enable Home Position and complete the settings.
Item Description
Mode Select the home position , including mode Preset and Patrol.
ID Select the desired preset or patrol route.
Idle State Set the idle duration for the camera to start auto guard.
. Click Save
5.4.3 Pan/Tilt Limit
You can filter out the undesired scenes by limiting the pan and tilt movements.
. Go to Setup > PTZ > Limit
Select the Enable PTZ Limit check box.
Set the pan and tilt limits. Take the tilt limit configuration as an example:
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5.4.5 Preset Snapshot and Patrol Resumption
Go to Setup > PTZ > Patrol.
Preset Snapshot
The camera takes a snapshot at each preset during patrol and uploads the snapshots to FTP.
NOTE!
Before use, please configure FTP and Snapshot first.
Resume Patrol
In the event of a patrol interruption, the camera can automatically resume the patrol after a specified time
period.
5.4.6 Orientation Calibration
1. North Calibration
C alibrate the north direction.
. Go to Setup > PTZ > Orientation
. Select the mode to calibrate the camera to north
Item Description
Manual Set the north direction manually.
After calibration, you can click Go to north to rotate the camera to the calibrated north direction.
A utomatic
Automatically determines the north position based on the geomagnetic field.
After calibration, you can click Go to north to rotate the camera to the calibrated north direction.
NOTE!
This option is only available on cameras that support electronic compass.
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2. Home Position
Configure a home position so that the camera can use it as the zero degree pan and tilt positions.
. Go to Setup > PTZ > Orientation
Move the camera to the desired position.
Click Orient to set the position as the home position.
Item Description
Call Move the camera to the home position.
Clear Clear the home position.
5.5 Image
5.5.1 Image
For dual channel devices, you can set parameters for the channels separately.- image
1. Scenes
A scene mode is a collection of image parameters preset in the camera. The camera provides several
predefined scene modes for different application scenarios. You can select a scene as required.
. Go to Setup > Image > Image
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. Click Scenes
Set the scene parameters.
Item Description
Current Select the scene you want to use.
Scene Name
Select the scene mode.
Common: Recommended for outdoor scenes.
Indoor: Recommended for indoor scenes.
Road Highlight Compensation/Park Highlight Compensation:
Recommended for capturing
vehicle license plates.
WDR: Recommended for scenes with high-contrast lighting, such as window, corridor, front
door or other scenes that are bright outside but dim inside.
Custom: Set a scene as needed.
Test: Recommended for test scenes.
Standard: Recommended for most standard scenes both indoor and outdoor.
Vivid: Enhanced . saturation based on the Standard scene
Bright: Enhanced . brightness based on the Standard scene
Starlight: Recommended for obtaining clear and bright images in low light conditions.
Face: Recommended for capturing faces in motion in complicated scenes.
Person And Vehicle: Recommended for detecting motor vehicles, non-motor vehicles and
pedestrians in road scenes.
Intrusion Prevention: Recommended for perimeter protection scenes.
Auto Switching Select whether to add the scene to the auto switching list. When enabled, if the conditions for -
switching to a non scene are met, the device will automatically switch to the scene.-default
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Set auto switching conditions, including schedule, illumination and PTZ elevation. Auto switching -
can only be triggered when all the set conditions are met.
Set the scene as the default scene.
(Optional) Enable auto switching.
When enabled, if the conditions -for switching to a non default scene are met, the camera will
automatically switch to the scene; otherwise, the camera uses the default scene.
After you select the Enable Auto Switching check box, all scene parameters cannot be configured.
If multiple non-default scenes meet the switching condition at the same time, the camera will switch
to the scene with the minimum number (starts from 1 to 5).
2. Image Enhancement
. On the Image page, click Image Enhancement
Set the image enhancement parameters.
Item Description
Brightness
The overall lightness or darkness of the image.
Low brightness High brightness
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Item Description
Saturation
The intensity or vividness of colors in the image.
Low saturation High saturation
Contrast
The difference between the lightest and darkest tones in the image.
Low contrast High contrast
Sharpness
The definition of edges in the image.
Low sharpness High sharpness
2D Noise
Reduction Reduce noise by individually analyzing each frame , which may cause image blur .
3D Noise
Reduction
Reduce noise by the difference between successive frames may causeanalyzing , which image
smearing . or ghosting
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Item Description
Image Rotation
The rotation of the image.
Normal Flip vertical
Flip horizontal 180°
90° clockwise -90° anti clockwise
To restore defaults, click Default.
3. Exposure
NOTE!
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The exposure settings may vary with device model.
•
The default settings are scene-adaptive. Use default settings unless modification is necessary.
. On the Image page, click Exposure
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Set the exposure parameters.
Item Description
Exposure Mode
Select the exposure mode.
Automatic: setThe camera automatically the optimum shutter speed according to the scene.
Custom: User can set exposure parameters as needed.
Shutter Priority: The camera adjusts shutter as priority to adjust the image quality.
Iris Priority: The camera adjusts iris as priority to adjust the image quality.
Indoor 50Hz: Reduce stripes by limiting shutter frequency.
Indoor 60Hz: Reduce stripes by limiting shutter frequency.
Manual: Fine- tune image quality by setting shutter, gain and iris manually.
Low Motion Blur: Control the minimum shutter to reduce motion blur in faces captured in motion.
Shutter(s)
Shutter is used to control the light that comes into the lens. A fast shutter speed is ideal for
scenes in quick motion. A slow shutter speed is ideal for scenes that change slowly.
NOTE!
This parameter is configurable , when Exposure Mode is set to Manual Shutter Priority, or
Custom.
If Slow Shutter is disabled, the reciprocal of the shutter speed must be greater than the frame
rate.
Gain
Control image signals so that the camera can output standard video signals in different light
conditions.
NOTE!
This parameter is is set to configurable when Exposure Mode Manual or Custom.
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Slow Shutter
Increase image brightness in low light conditions.
NOTE!
This parameter is configurable when Exposure Mode is not set to Iris Priority and Image
Stabilization is disabled.
Slowest Shutter Set the slowest shutter speed for exposure.
Compensation
Adjust the compensation value as required to achieve the desired image effect.
NOTE!
This parameter is configurable when Exposure Mode . is not set to Manual
Restore Auto
Exposure(min) Set the duration for the camera to restore automatic exposure mode.
Metering
Control
Set how the camera measures the intensity of light.
Center- Weighted Average Metering: Measure light mainly in the central part of the image.
Evaluative Metering: Measure light in the specified area of the image.
Spot Metering: Similar to evaluative metering. But it cannot increase the brightness of images.
Face Metering: Adjust image quality in poor lighting conditions by controlling the brightness of
ca ptured faces in face scenes.
NOTE!
This parameter is configurable when Exposure Mode . is not set to Manual
Day/Night
Mode
Automatic: The camera automatically switches between day mode and night mode according
to the ambient lighting condition to output optimum images.
Day: The camera outputs high- quality images in daylight conditions.
Night: The camera outputs high- - quality images in low light conditions.
Input Boolean: The camera switches between day mode and night mode according to the
Boolean value input from a connected third party device.-
NOTE!
The Input Boolean option is only available on certain models.
Day/Night
Sensitivity
Light threshold for switching between day mode and night mode. A higher sensitivity value
means that the camera is more sensitive to the change of light and is therefore more easily to
switch between day mode and night mode.
NOTE!
This parameter is configurable when Day/Night Mode is set to Automatic.
Day/Night
Switching(s)
Set the length of time before the camera switches between day mode and night mode after the
switching conditions are met.
NOTE!
This parameter is configurable when Day/Night Mode . is set to Automatic
WDR
E nable WDR to ensure clear images in high contrast conditions.
NOTE!
This parameter is configurable when Exposure Mode is set to Automatic, Custom, Shutter
Priority, Indoor 50Hz Indoor 60Hz or and when Image Stabilization and Defog are disabled.
WDR Level
Adjust the WDR level.
NOTE!
Level 7 or higher is recommended if there is a high contrast between the bright and dark areas in
the scene. In the case of low contrast, it is recommended to disable WDR or use level 1 to 6.
WDR On/Off
Sensitivity When WDR is set to Automatic, adjust the parameter to change the WDR switching sensitivity.
Suppress WDR
Stripes
When enabled, the camera automatically adjusts the slow shutter frequency according to the light
frequency to minimize stripes in the image.
To restore defaults, click Default.
4. Smart Illumination
On the Image page, click Smart Illumination.
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Enable Smart Illumination.
Set the smart illumination parameters.
Item Description
Illumination
Mode
Infrared: The camera uses infrared light illumination.
White Light: The camera uses white light illumination.
Warm Light: The camera uses warm light illumination.
Laser: The camera uses laser light illumination.
NOTE!
Before you select , please set the (go to Setup > Warm Light Port Mode to Illumination
System > Ports Devices > Serial Port& ).
Control Mode
Global Mode: The camera automatically adjusts illumination and exposure to achieve the
balanced image effect. Some areas might be overexposed if you select this option. This option
is recommended if you focus on the monitoring range and image brightness.
Overexposure Restrain: The camera automatically adjusts illumination and exposure to avoid
regional overexposure. Some areas might be dark if you select this option. This option is
recommended if you focus on the clarity of the monitoring center area.
Road: This mode offers a strong overall illumination and is recommended for monitoring wide-
range scenes, for example, road.
Park: This mode offers a uniform illumination and is recommended for monitoring small-range
scenes with many obstacles, for example, park.
Custom Level This mode allows you to manually control the intensity of : illumination.
Custom Level(Always On): In this mode, the illumination is always on.
Illumination
Level
Set the intensity of the illuminator. The greater the value, the higher the intensity. 0 is off.
Near- illumination Level: Recommended for near focus scenes.
Mid- illumination Level: Recommended for medium distance focus scenes.
Far- illumination Level: Recommended for far focus scenes.
NOTE!
This parameter is configurable when Control Mode is set to Custom Level.
To restore defaults, click Default.
5. Focus
. On the Image page, click Focus
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Set the focus parameters.
Item Description
Focus Mode
Auto Focus: Automatic focus control based on the current light conditions.
Manual Focus: Manual focus control.
One- Click Focus: Automatic focus in the event of rotation, zoom, and preset call.
One- Click Focus (IR): Recommended for low light scenes.
One- click Focus (Locked): Recommended for road highlight scenes.
Scene Normal: Common monitoring scenes such as road, park, etc.
Long Distance: Long- distance monitoring scenes
Zoom Speed 1: Low zoom speed. Recommended for common scenes.
2: High zoom speed. Recommended when Quick Focus is enabled.
Min. Focus
Distance Select the minimum focus distance.
Max. Zoom
Ratio Select the maximum digital zoom ratio, including 22, 44, 88, 176, and 352.
To restore the default settings, click Default.
6. White Balance
White balance is used to eliminate unnatural color casts in images under different color temperatures for
optimal color reproduction.
. On the Image page, click White Balance
Set the white balance parameters.
Item Description
White Balance
Adjust the red and blue gains of the image to remove unrealistic color casts.
Auto/Auto 2: Automatically adjust the red and blue gains according to the lighting conditions. If
there are still color casts in Auto mode, try Auto 2 mode.
Fine Tune: Manually adjust the red and blue offsets.
Sodium Lamp: Automatically adjust the red and blue gains for optimal color reproduction in
sodium light sources.
Outdoor: Recommended for outdoor scenes where the color temperature varies widely.
Locked: Keep the current color temperature.
Red/Blue Offset
Set the red/blue offset.
NOTE!
This parameter is is set to configurable when White Balance Fine Tune.
To restore defaults, click Default.
7. Defog
Defog is used to improve image visibility in foggy, hazy and other low- visibility scenes.
. On the Image page, click Advanced
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NOTE!
This function is only available when WDR is disabled.
Set the defog parameters.
Item Description
Defog
Select the defog mode, including Automatic, On, and Off.
In Automatic mode, the camera automatically adjusts the defog intensity according to the fog
concentration for clear images.
Defog Intensity
Adjust the defog intensity.
In a heavy fog environment, the higher the defog , the clearer the image; in a fog free or - level -
light level-fog environment, there is not much difference between s 1 to 9.
NOTE!
Optical defog is available on certain models.
To enable optical defog, select and set the defog intensity to 6 or higher, or select On Automatic.
O ptical defog is automatically turned on in thick fog, and the image changes from color to black
and white.
To restore defaults, click Default.
8. Lens Info
NOTE!
•
This function is only available on cameras with external lenses.
•
When using a P-IRIS lens with Z/F function, connect the iris control cable to the Z/F port of the
camera.
. On the Image page, click Lens Info
. Set the lens parameters
Item Description
Lens Type Select the lens type , including
Common and IR.
Lens Model
Select the lens model, including LENS DC IRIS- - , LENS-DM0734P, etc.
NOTE!
The lens models supported may vary with device model.
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Edge Fusion
Percentage
The greater the value, the sharper the object edges in the thermal image.
Image fusion percentage: 50 Image fusion percentage: 50
Edge fusion percentage: 0 Edge fusion percentage: 100
NOTE!
The frame rate of live video may be limited when the
. fusion mode is enabled on certain models
12. Non Correction-Uniformity
Non-uniformity correction is used to correct the non uniformity of pixels caused by different response -
rates between thermal units to generate higher quality and more accurate images.
. On the Image page, select Channel 2 and click Advanced
- Sel nonect the uniformity correction mode.
Shutter Compensation: In this mode, the live video may be lost.
Background Compensation: In this mode, scene change may occur during image collection.
13. Reduce Vertical Stripe Noise
This function he stripelps remove vertical s in images caused by sensor process or external temperature.
. On the Image page, select Channel 2 and click Advanced
Drag the slider or enter a value to set the intensity. The greater the value, the blurrier the image.
Before removing vertical stripe noise
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After removing vertical stripe noise
14. Thermal Imaging Palette
The camera offers a variety of color display options for thermal imaging. The rainbow palette has a strong
contrast and a clear distinction between colors of different temperatures, ideal for pinpointing objects in
environments with subtle temperature differences.
. On the Image page, select Channel 2 and click Advanced
Select the appropriate thermal imaging palette for your camera.
Common Palette “Rainbow 3”
Common Palette “White Hot”
5.5.2 OSD
On Screen Display (OSD) are characters displayed with video images, for example, camera name, date
and time.
NOTE!
•
This function may vary with device model.
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For dual- channel devices, you can set OSD parameters for the channels separately.
1. Live View OSD
Configure OSD overlayed on the live video.
Go to Setup > Image > OSD > Live View.
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Set the OSD position and content.
Item Description
E nable
Select the check boxes in the Enable column to overlay the corresponding contents on the
live video.
NOTE!
Up to 8 overlays allowed.
Overlay OSD
Content
Set the OSD content you want to overlay. Point to the OSD content, click , select the OSD
content from the drop down list or customize it. -
Some OSD contents are described below.
Preset: When you call a preset, the preset ID will be displayed on the live image, such as
"Preset 1".
P , eople Counting: Before use you need to enable and configure People Flow Counting,
Crowd Density Monitoring Face Detection, or , then you can view the
people flow
information (number of people entering/leaving) crowd density information (number of ,
people present), or face detection information (number of people entering/leaving) on the
live image.
Motor Vehicle&Non- , Motor Vehicle&Pedestrian Count: Before use you need to enable
Mixed-Traffic Detection and Motor Vehicle&Non-Motor Vehicle&Pedestrian Count,
then you can view motor vehicle/non counting information -motor vehicle/pedestrian on
the live image.
NOTE!
• The OSD content only takes effect after you select the Enable check box.
• Some models allow different . OSD contents in one overlay area
X- /Y- Axis Axis
Specify the exact position of the OSD by entering the X and Y coordinates .
Take the top left corner of the image as the origin coordinates (0, 0), the horizontal axis is the
X-axis, - and the vertical axis is the Y axis.
NOTE!
You can also set the OSD position as follows: point to the OSD box in the preview window,
drag the box to the desired position after the cursor shape is changed.
indicates the OSD overlay is set successfully.
/ Use the two buttons to rearrange the OSDs.
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Upload Picture
This parameter is available only when the is set to Overlay OSD Content Picture Overlay.
1. C lick Browse… to select the picture you want to overlay.
2. Click Upload, then the picture is displayed on the live video .
ScrollOSD
This parameter is when the is set to available only Overlay OSD Content Picture Overlay.
1. Enter the text information you want to overlay .
2. After successful configuration, the text will be scrolled from right to left on the live video
NOTE!
To cancel an OSD,
clear the corresponding check box in the column or click × in the Enable
Overlay
OSD Content
text box.
Set the OSD display style.
Item Description
Effect Select the display effect of the OSD content, including Background, Stroke, Hollow, or
Normal.
Font Size Select the font size of the OSD content, including
X-large, Large, Medium, or Small.
Font Color Click to select the text color of the OSD content.
Min. Margin Select the minimum distance between the OSD area and the edge of the image, including
None Double, Single, and .
Date Format Select the date format, including dd/MM/yyyy, MM/dd/yyyy, etc.
Time Format Select the time format, including HH mm: :ss, HH:mm:ss.aaa, hh: :mm ss tt
, and
hh:mm:ss.aaa tt.
2. Photo OSD
Configure OSD overlayed on the images captured from the live video.
. Go to Setup > Image > OSD > Photo
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. Select how the photo OSD is configured, Use Live View OSD or Configure Separately
Use Live View OSD Use the OSD overlayed on the live video: .
Configure Separately: Configure the OSD overlayed on the snapshots separately.
Set the text color and background color for the OSD.
R efer to the table below to set other parameters as needed.
Item Description
Overlay Position
Select the position for the OSD on the snapshot.
Inside: Overlay inside the image.
External Top top outside the image : Overlay at the
External Bottom Overlay at the bottom outside the image.:
Font Size Select the font size of the OSD content, including X-large, Large, Medium, and Small.
Character Space Set the distance between the OSD area and the edge of the image.
Range: 0 to 10px.
Show Configuration
Item Name Select whether to show the configuration item name, such as
Date Time, Device ID, etc.
Time Format Select the , including time format HH: :mm ss, HH:mm:ss.aaa, hh: :mm ss tt, and hh:mm:ss.aaa tt.
Date Format Select the date format, including dd/MM/yyyy, MM/dd/yyyy, etc.
Configuration Item
Name
S elect the configuration items you want to overlay, then the selected items are listed in the table.
Custom
Configuration Item
Name
Customize the configuration item name.
Overlay Area
Select an overlay area for the configuration item. You may change the area position by dragging it
on the image or entering the X and Y coordinates.
NOTE!
This parameter is available only when Overlay Position is set to Inside.
Space Count Set the number of spaces after the overlay. Range: 0 to 10.
Line Feed Count
Set whether and how to break line for the subsequent configuration items.
0: No line break.
1: S econd line.
2/3: T hird/fourth line.
NOTE!
• In External Top or External Bottom mode, if the Line Feed Count is set to 2 or 3, the
subsequent configuration items move to the next line.
• In External Top or External Bottom mode, up to 8 lines are allowed. The larger the font, the
fewer lines are displayed; the smaller the font, the more lines are displayed.
/ Use the two buttons to rearrange the configuration items.
Delete the configuration item.
. Click Save
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5.5.3 Privacy Mask
Privacy mask is used to cover certain areas on the image for privacy, for example, ATM keyboard.
NOTE!
•
This function may vary with device model.
•
For dual- channel devices, you can set privacy mask parameters for the channels separately.
. Go to Setup > Image > Privacy Mask
. Select the mask mode, Rectangle or Polygon
2D- mask camera: For a PTZ camera, the privacy mask does not move and zoom with the camera.
3D- mask camera: privacy mask moves and zooms wFor a PTZ camera, the ith the camera and the
masked area is always covered.
. Add a privacy mask
(1) he Click Add. T privacy mask is a rectangle by default.
(2) Adjust the position and size of the mask or draw a mask as needed.
. Adjust the position and size of the mask
a Point to border of the mask and drag it to the desired position.
Point to a handle of the mask and drag to resize it.
. Draw a mask
. Polygon: Click on the image and drag to draw a line Repeat the action to draw more lines to
form an enclosed shape as needed. Up to 4 lines are allowed.
. Rectangle: Click on the image and drag to draw a rectangle
Set the privacy mask.
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Item D escription
M ask style
S , . elect the mask style Black or Mosaic
NOTE!
• This parameter is configurable when M Mask ode is set to Rectangle. By default, the
mask style of polygon mask is black and cannot be modified.
• M osaic is only available on certain models.
Max. Zoom (3D-
mask camera)
Set the maximum zoom ratio to determine to show or hide the whether privacy mask.
If the current lens zoom ratio is less than the maximum zoom ratio, the privacy mask is invalid.
Set As Max. -(3D
mask camera) Click to set the current lens zoom ratio as the maximum zoom ratio.
P -reset (3D mask
camera)
Click to rotate the camera to the masked area (generally, the masked area e center of is in th
the live video).
5.5.4 Quick Focus
Fast focus effectively saves focus time and avoids missing important information after the camera
changes the scene, focus and zoom.
NOTE!
•
This function is only available on certain models.
•
Set the zoom speed to 2 on the Image page when quick focus is enabled.
. Go to Setup > Image > Quick Focus
Select the Enable Quick Focus check box to enable it.
. Add a calibration line for the desired scene
(1) Click Add. A line displays on the image.
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(2) he Adjust t position and length of the line or draw a line as needed.
Adjust the position and length of the line.
Point to the line and drag it to the desired position.
Point to a handle of the line and drag to resize it.
Draw a line.
Click lineon the image and drag to draw a .
Click Demarcate to start automatic . zoom After the auto zoom is completed, click Finish to complete
calibration. If you click during calibration the calibration line is considered invalid.Finish ,
R s. epeat the above steps to calibrate more scene Up to 4 scenes are allowed.
5.6 Smart
On the page, you can select the smart event to be monitored and click configure relevant Smart to
parameters.
The smart events supported by the device and the parameters supported by the events may vary with
device model.
Common Button Description
Button Description
Create detection rules. Up to 4 detection rules are allowed for each smart event.
Delete detection rules.
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To set an armed period, click , and then click or drag on the schedule to select the time cells you Armed
want to enable arming. To set a disarmed period, click , and then click or drag on the scheduleUnarmed
to select the time cells you want to disable arming.
NOTE!
Only browsers of IE 9 or higher allows schedule drawing.
Edit a schedule
Click Edit, set the arming time, and then click OK.
NOTE!
•
Up to 4 time periods are allowed per day. The time periods cannot overlap.
•
To apply the same time settings to other days, select the desired day(s), and then click Copy.
5.6.3 Cross Line Detection
Cross line detection detects objects crossing a user virtual line in a specified direction.-specified The
camera reports an alarm when the detection rule is triggered.
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Smart
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Select Cross Line and click to configure it.
. Add a detection rule
(1) Click to add a detection line. Up to 4 detection rules are allowed.
(2) Adjust the position and length of the line or draw a line as needed.
Adjust the position and length of the line.
Point to the line and drag it to the desired position.
Point to a handle of the line and drag to resize it.
Draw a line.
Click on the image and drag to draw a line.
. Set the detection rule
Item Description
Trigger Direction
Select the direction from which the object crosses the line to trigger an alarm.
• A->B: The camera reports a cross line alarm when it detects an object crossing the line
from A to B.
• B->A: The camera reports a cross line alarm when it detects an object crossing the line
from B to A.
• A<->B (default): The camera reports a cross line alarm when it detects an object crossing
the line from A to B or from B to A.
Sensitivity
Set the detection sensitivity.
The higher the sensitivity, the more likely cross line behaviors will be detected, and the more
likely false alarms will occur.
Level
Select the priority of the detection rule, including , and High, Medium . Low
The camera detects the rule that is triggered first by default. If multiple rules are triggered at
the same time, the camera detects the rule with higher priority.
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Detection Object
Select the object to be detected, including Motor Vehicle, Non-Motor Vehicle, and
Pedestrian.
Filter Type
After you select a detection object, you can set a filter rule for it.
For example, if you have selected Motor Vehicle as a detection object, select Motor Vehicle
from the for it, then motor Filter Type drop and set the or- down list Max. Size Min. Size
vehicles larger than the or smaller than the be detected. Max. Size Min. Size will not
Max. Size/Min. Size
When enabled, a box appears on the image you can point to a handle of the box and drag ,
to resize it. The camera filters objects larger than the or smaller than the Min. SizeMax. Size .
The width and height of the maximum filter area must be greater than that of the minimum
filter area.
- Set the alarm triggered actions and arming schedule. See Alarm-triggered Actions and Arming
Schedule for details.
. Click Save
5.6.4 Enter Area Detection
Enter area detection detects objects entering a user specified area. The camera reports an alarm when -
the detection rule is triggered.
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Smart
Select Enter Area and click to configure it.
. Add a detection rule
(1) Click to add a detection area detection area is a hexagon by default. Up to 4 detection . The
rules are allowed.
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(2) Adjust the position and size of the area or draw an area as needed.
Adjust the position and size of the area.
a Point to border of the area and drag it to the desired position.
Point to a handle of the area and drag to resize it.
Draw an area.
Click on the image and drag to draw a line. Repeat the action to draw more lines to form an
e nclosed shape as needed. Up to 6 lines are allowed.
. Set the detection rule
Item Description
Sensitivity
Set the detection sensitivity.
The higher the sensitivity, the more likely entry behaviors will be detected, and the more likely
false alarms will occur.
Level
Select the priority of the detection rule, including , and High, Medium . Low
The camera detects the rule that is triggered first by default. If multiple rules are triggered at
the same time, the camera detects the rule with higher priority.
Detection Object Select the object to be detected, including Motor Vehicle, Non-Motor Vehicle, and
Pedestrian.
Filter Type
After you select a detection object, you can set a filter rule for it.
For example, if you have selected Motor Vehicle as a detection object, select Motor Vehicle
from the down list and for it, then motor Filter Type drop- set the or Max. Size Min. Size
vehicles larger than the or smaller than the Min. Size will not be detected. Max. Size
Max. Size/Min. Size
When enabled, a box appears on the image you can point to a handle of the box and drag ,
to resize it The camera filters. objects larger than the or smaller than the Min. SizeMax. Size .
The width and height of the maximum filter area must be greater than that of the minimum
filter area.
- Set the alarm triggered actions and arming schedule. See Alarm-triggered Actions and Arming
Schedule for details.
. Click Save
5.6.5 Leave Area Detection
Leave area detection detects objects leaving a user specified area. The camera reports an alarm when -
the detection rule is triggered.
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Smart
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Select Leave Area and click to configure it.
Add a detection rule.
(1) add Click to a detection area. The detection area is a hexagon by default. Up to 4 detection
rules are allowed.
(2) Adjust the position and size of the area or draw an area as needed.
Adjust the position and size of the area.
a Point to border of the area and drag it to the desired position.
Point to a handle of the area and drag to resize it.
Draw an area.
Click on the image and drag to draw a line. Repeat the action to draw more lines to form an
e nclosed shape as needed. Up to 6 lines are allowed.
. Set the detection rule
Item Description
Sensitivity
Set the detection sensitivity.
The higher the sensitivity, the more likely cross line behaviors will be detected, and the more
likely false alarms will occur.
Level
Select the priority of the detection rule, including , and High, Medium . Low
The camera detects the rule that is triggered first by default. If multiple rules are triggered at
the same time, the camera detects the rule with higher priority.
Detection Object Select the object to be detected, including Motor Vehicle, Non-Motor Vehicle, and
Pedestrian.
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Filter Type
After you select a detection object, you can set a filter rule for it.
For example, if you have selected Motor Vehicle as a detection object, select Motor Vehicle
from the down list and for it, then motor Filter Type drop- set the or Max. Size Min. Size
vehicles larger than the or smaller than the Min. Size will not be detected. Max. Size
Max. Size/Min.
Size
When enabled, a box appears on the image you can point to a handle of the box and drag ,
to resize it The camera filters. objects larger than the or smaller than the Min. SizeMax. Size .
The width and height of the maximum area must be greater than that of the minimum filter
filter area.
- Set the alarm triggered actions and arming schedule. See Alarm-triggered Actions and Arming
Schedule for details.
. Click Save
5.6.6 Intrusion Detection
Intrusion detection detects objects entering a user specified area and staying for a preset time.- The
camera reports an alarm when the detection rule is triggered.
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Smart
Select Intrusion and click to configure it.
. Add a detection rule
(1) Click to add a detection area. The detection area is a hexagon by default. Up to 4 detection
rules are allowed.
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(2) Adjust the position and size of the area or draw an area as needed.
Adjust the position and size of the area.
a Point to border of the area and drag it to the desired position.
Point to a handle of the area and drag to resize it.
Draw an area.
Click on the image and drag to draw a line. Repeat the action to draw more lines to form an
e nclosed shape as needed. Up to 6 lines are allowed.
Set the detection rule.
Item Description
Time Threshold(s) Set how long the object stays in the detection area to trigger an intrusion alarm.
If an object stays in the detection area for the set time, an intrusion alarm will be triggered.
Sensitivity
Set the detection sensitivity.
The higher the sensitivity, the more likely intrusion behaviors will be detected, and the more
likely false alarms will occur.
Level
Select the priority of the detection rule.
The camera detects the rule that is triggered first by default. If multiple rules are triggered
at the same time, the camera detects the rule with higher priority.
Detection Object Select the object to be detected, including Motor Vehicle, Non-Motor Vehicle, and
Pedestrian.
Filter Type
After you select a detection object, you can set a filter rule for it.
For example, if you have selected Motor Vehicle as a detection object, select Motor
Vehicle from the Filter Type drop set the -down list and Max. Size or Min. Size for it, then
motor vehicles larger than the or smaller than the Min. Size will not be detected. Max. Size
Max. Size/Min. Size
When enabled, a box appears on the image you can point to a handle of the box and drag ,
to resize it The camera filters than the or smaller than the Min. . objects larger Max. Size
Size. The width and height of the maximum filter area must be greater than that of the
minimum filter area.
- Set the alarm triggered actions and arming schedule. See Alarm-triggered Actions and Arming
Schedule for details.
. Click Save
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5.6.7 Object Removed Detection
Object removed detection detects objects removed from a user specified area. The camera reports an -
alarm when the detection rule is triggered.
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Smart
Select Object Removed and click to configure it.
. Add a detection rule
(1) Click to add a detection area. The detection area is a hexagon by default. Up to 4 detection
rules are allowed.
(2) Adjust the position and size of the area or draw an area as needed.
Adjust the position and size of the area.
a Point to border of the area and drag it to the desired position.
Point to a handle of the area and drag to resize it.
Draw an area.
Click on the image and drag to draw a line. Repeat the action to draw more lines to form an
e nclosed shape as needed. Up to 6 lines are allowed.
Set the detection rule.
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Point to a handle of the area and drag to resize it.
Draw an area.
Click on the image and drag to draw a line. Repeat the action to draw more lines to form an
e nclosed shape as needed. Up to 6 lines are allowed.
Set the detection rule.
Item Description
Time
Threshold(s)
Set how long the object is left behind in the detection area to trigger an alarm.
If an object is left behind in the detection area for the set time, an alarm will be triggered.
Sensitivity
Set the detection sensitivity.
The higher the sensitivity, the more likely object left behind behaviors will be detected, and the
more likely false alarms will occur.
- Set the alarm triggered actions and arming schedule. See Alarm-triggered Actions and Arming
Schedule for details.
. Click Save
5.6.9 Defocus Detection
Defocus detection detects lens defocus. The camera reports an alarm when the detection rule is
triggered.
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Smart
Select Defocus and click to configure it.
Set the detection sensitivity. The higher the sensitivity, the more likely defocus will be detected, and
the more likely false alarms will occur.
- Set the alarm triggered actions. See Alarm triggered Actions- for details.
. Click Save
5.6.10 Scene Change Detection
Scene change detection detects the change of surveillance scene caused by external factors such as
intentional camera movement. The camera reports an alarm when the detection rule is triggered.
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Smart
Select Scene Change and click to configure it.
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Set the detection sensitivity. The higher the sensitivity, the more likely scene change behaviors will
be detected, and the more likely false alarms will occur.
- Set the alarm triggered actions and arming schedule. See Alarm-triggered Actions and Arming
Schedule for details.
. Click Save
5.6.11 Face Detection
Face detection and capture faces in a specified detection area.detects s
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Smart
Select Face Detection and click to configure it.
Set the face detection rule.
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Item Description
Snapshot Area
Select the snapshot area.
Full Screen: The camera detects and captures all faces in the live video.
Specified Area: The camera only detects and captures faces in a specified area of live
video.
Select Specified Area and a detection box appears in the left preview window.
Adjust the position and size of the area or draw an area as needed.
Adjust the position and size of the area. Point to a border of the area and drag it to the
desired position. Point to a handle of the area and drag to resize it.
Draw an area. Click on the image and drag to draw a line. Repeat the action to draw
more lines to form an enclosed shape as needed. Up to 6 lines are allowed.
Snapshot Sensitivity Set the snapshot sensitivity.
The higher the sensitivity, the more likely a face will be detected.
Snapshot Mode
Set the snapshot mode.
Intelligent Recognition: The camera continuously performs face detection.
Alarm Input: The camera only performs face detection in the event of an alarm input. Before
use, you need to enable alarm input and configure arming schedule for it. See Alarm Input
for details.
Human Body
Snapshot Select to enable or disable human body snapshot.
Min. Pupillary
Distance (px)
The minimum distance (measured in pixels) between two pupils. The face with pupillary
distance smaller than the value will not be captured.
To set the minimum pupillary distance, you can click Draw and drag the corners of the box in
the preview window to resize it, or type the pupillary distance value in the text box.
Static Object
Detection Select whether to detect static objects.
Counting
After you enable Counting and select the people counting direction, the statistics of people
entering or leaving are displayed on the live image.
Before use, please configure a people counting OSD overlay on the OSD page. See OSD for
details.
Reset Counter at
Select the Reset Counter at check box and set a time for the camera to clear people
counting statistics.
To clear people counting statistics immediately, click Clear Counting Result
. This
operation only clears the people statistics displayed on the OSD, and does not affect the
reported data.
Set the face selection rule.
Item Description
Selection Mode
Select the face selection mode.
Effect Priority: The camera selects 1 to 3 snapshots with the best quality to report. You can
specify the number of photos to select.
Speed Priority: The camera selects certain number of snapshots from the moment that the
face is detected till is up. You can specify the number of photos to Selection Timeout
select.
Periodic Selection: The camera selects a snapshot in every selection period. For example,
if Selection Period is set to 500ms, the camera selects a face snapshot every 500ms, and
if Upload Original Image is enabled, both the original snapshot containing the face and
the face cutout will be uploaded.
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Number of Selected
Photos
Set the number of snapshots to in the range of 1 to 3. This parameter is set to 1 be selected
by default and be modified on certain models.cannot
Filter by Angle
After you enable and set the filtering rule, faces with unqualified angles (larger Filter by Angle
than the set angles) will be filtered during face detection.
Set the face recognition rule. See Face Recognition for details.
NOTE!
Face recognition and human body snapshot cannot be enabled at the same time.
Mask undesired areas.
(1) ed ed ed areas Click to add a mask area. The mask area is a hexagon by default. Up to 4 mask
are allowed.
(2) Adjust the position and size of the area or draw an area as needed.
Adjust the position and size of the area.
a Point to border of the area and drag it to the desired position.
Point to a handle of the area and drag to resize it.
Draw an area.
Click on the image and drag to draw a line. Repeat the action to draw more lines to form an
e nclosed shape as needed. Up to 6 lines are allowed.
- Set the alarm triggered actions and arming schedule. See Alarm-triggered Actions and Arming
Schedule for details.
. Click Save
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5.6.12 Face Recognition
Face recognition compares the faces captured in live view with the faces stored in face libraries, and
uploads the comparison results to the server.
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Smart
. Select Face Detection and click
Click the Face Library tab.
Create face libraries.
Click Add . in the left area, enter the library name, and click OK
Add face data.
I tem Description
Add one by
one
4. . Click Add
5. Upload a face image and complete the required face information.
Add in batches
1. Click Export Template to export the CSV face template file to the PC.
2. Complete the required face data in the template with reference to the import guide. Refer to the
import guide to fill in the template with the required face data.
3. Click Batch Import, select the CSV file you have edited, and click Upload.
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The imported face data are shown as below:
Add monitoring tasks.
Open the Monitoring Task tab.
(1) Click Add.
(2) Complete the monitoring task settings.
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Monitoring
Type
Description
Monitoring Task Select to enable or disable the monitoring task.
Monitoring Task
Name Enter a name for the monitoring task.
Cause of
Monitoring Enter the cause of the monitoring task.
Monitoring Type
Select the monitoring type.
All: The camera reports an alarm and performs the set alarm-triggered actions once it
detects a face.
Match Alarm: The camera reports a match alarm and performs the set alarm-triggered
actions when the similarity between a captured face and a face in the monitored face
library reaches the confidence threshold.
Not Match Alarm: The camera reports a not match alarm and performs the set alarm-
triggered actions when the similarity between a captured face and a face in the monitored
face library fails to reach the confidence threshold.
Confidence
Threshold
By default, the confidence threshold is set to 80. A match alarm/not match alarm occurs
when the similarity between a captured face and a face in the face library reaches/fails to
reach the threshold.
The higher the value, the more accurate the face recognition.
(3) Select the face library to be monitored.
(4) Set the alarm-triggered actions and arming schedule. See Alarm-triggered Actions and Arming
Schedule for details.
(5) . Click OK
. Click Save
5.6.13 Human Body Detection
Human body detection detects humans in a specified area. The camera reports an alarm when the
detection rule is triggered.
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Smart
Select Human Body Detection and click to configure it.
Add a snapshot area.
(1) Click . The snapshot area is a hexagon by default. Only one snapshot area is allowed.
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(2) Adjust the position and size of the area or draw an area as needed.
Adjust the and size of the area.position
Point to the area and drag it to the desired position. Drag the corners of the area to resize it.
Draw an area.
Click in the preview window to draw a polygonal area with up to 6 sides.
Set the detection sensitivity. The higher the sensitivity, the more likely humans will be detected, and
the more likely false alarms will occur.
- Set the alarm triggered actions and arming schedule. See Alarm-triggered Actions and Arming
Schedule for details.
. Click Save
5.6.14 Mixed-Traffic Detection
Mixed- -traffic detection detects and captures motor vehicles, non motor vehicles, and pedestrians in a
user-specified area. You can set a mixed traffic counting OSD to view realtime motor vehicle, non- -motor
vehicle and pedestrian statistics on the live video. See Live View OSD for details.
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Smart
Select Mixed-Traffic Detection and click to configure it.
Set the detection rule.
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I tem Description
Snapshot Area
Select the snapshot area.
Full Screen: The camera detects and captures s in the live video.object
Specified Area: The camera only detects and captures objects in a specified area of live
video.
Select Specified Area and a detection box appears in the left preview window.
Adjust the position and size of the area or draw an area as needed.
Adjust the position and size of the area. Point to the area and drag it to the desired
position. Drag the corners of the area to resize it.
Draw an area. Click in the preview window to draw a polygonal area with up to 6
sides. electS the area you want to monitor.
Snapshot
Sensitivity
Set the detection sensitivity.
The higher the sensitivity, the more likely objects will be detected, and the more likely false
alarms will occur.
Detection Object Select the object to be detected, including
Motor Vehicle, Non-Motor Vehicle, and
Pedestrian.
Filter Type
After you select a detection object, you can set a filter rule for it.
For example, if you have selected
Motor Vehicle as a detection object, select Motor Vehicle
from the Filter Type -drop down list and set the Max. Size or Min. Size for it, then motor
ve hicles larger than the Max. Size or smaller than the Min. Size will not be detected.
Max. Size/Min.
Size
When enabled, a box appears on the image you can point to a handle of the box and drag to ,
resize it Max. Size . The camera filters objects larger than the or smaller than the Min. Size.
The width and height of the maximum filter area must be greater than that of the minimum
filter area.
Static Object
Detection Select whether to detect static objects.
Motor
Vehicle&Non Motor -
Vehicle&Pedestrian
Count
S - elect whether to count motor vehicles, non motor vehicles and pedestrians.
Reset Counter at Y ou can set a time for the camera to clear the traffic statistics or click Reset Flow Counting
to clear immediately.
Mask undesired areas.
(1) ed ed ed areas Click to add a mask area. The mask area is a hexagon by default. Up to 4 mask
are allowed.
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(2) Adjust the position and size of the area or draw an area as needed.
Adjust the position and size of the area.
Point to the area and drag it to the desired position. Drag the corners of the area to resize it.
Draw an area.
Click in the preview window to draw a polygonal area with up to 6 sides.
- Set the alarm triggered actions and arming schedule. See Alarm-triggered Actions and Arming
Schedule for details.
. Click Save
5.6.15 People Flow Counting
People flow counting counts people passing a specified tripwire and triggers an alarm if the number of
people exceeds the set alarm threshold.
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Smart
Select People Flow Counting and click to configure it.
A tripwire is displayed in the left preview window by default. You can adjust the position and size of it
or draw a tripwire as needed. Only one tripwire is allowed.
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Adjust the position and size of the tripwire.
Point to the tripwire and drag it to the desired position. Drag the endpoints of the tripwire to resize it.
Draw a tripwire.
Click in the preview window to draw a tripwire.
Set the people flow counting rule.
Item Description
Data Report
Interval(s)
Set the time interval for the camera to report people flow statistics.
Default: 60.
Range: 1 to 60.
For example, if the interval is set to 60, the camera will report people flow statistics to the server
every 60 seconds.
Reset Counter at
Select the
Reset Counter at
check box and set a time for the camera to clear people
counting statistics on the OSD.
To clear now, click Clear.
Enter Set the entry direction.
Counting Type
Select the counting type.
Before use, configure a people counting OSD first. See for details.
OSD
Total: The number of people entering and leaving the area is displayed in real time on the
video image.
People Entered: The number of people entering the area is displayed in real time on the
video image.
People Exited: The number of people leaving the area is displayed in real time on the video
image.
People Present
Alarm
Set the people present alarm threshold. When the number of people present reaches a set
threshold, an alarm is triggered.
R ange: 1 to 180.
Minor Alarm: A minor alarm is triggered when the number of people present reaches the
set value.
Major Alarm: A major alarm is triggered when the number of people present reaches the
set value. The value of major alarm must be greater than that of minor alarm.
Critical Alarm: A critical alarm is triggered when the number of people present reaches the
set value. The value of critical alarm must be greater than that of major alarm.
- Set the alarm triggered actions and arming schedule. See Alarm-triggered Actions and Arming
Schedule for details.
Produkt Specifikationer
| Mærke: | UniView |
| Kategori: | Kamera |
| Model: | IPC2224SE-DF40(60)K-WL-I0 |
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