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Contents
Disclaimer ·························································································································· i
Safety Instructions ··············································································································· i
Environmental Protection ······································································································· i
Safety Symbols ··················································································································· i
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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5.6.18 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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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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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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2.2.3 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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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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Before adding a scan patrol route, set presets first. See Preset for details.
O . n the PTZ control panel, click Patrol
. Click
. Set the patrol type to Scan Patrol
Set the route ID and name.
Set the patrol parameters.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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.
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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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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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. 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!
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The higher the manual operation speed level, the higher . each PTZ speed level on the live view page
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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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. 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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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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Aperture
Control
Select automatic or manual iris control.
NOTE!
This parameter is configurable when Lens Type . is P-IRIS
F- - Number Set the f number to adjust the iris opening manually.
Use
Recommended
Value
The camera optimizes the iris opening based on the current lighting conditions.
To restore defaults, click Default.
9. Dewarping
Dewarping is used to correct distorted images caused by wide-angle lenses.
. On the Image page, click Advanced
Enable Dewarping and set the dewarping level as needed.
To restore defaults, click Default.
10. Image Stabilization
A camera mounted outdoors may be shaken by external forces (e.g., wind), causing image blur. In this
case, you can enable image stabilization to ensure the image quality.
. On the Image page, click Advanced
Select On or Off to enable or disable image stabilization.
To restore defaults, click Default.
11. Fusion Mode
In fusion mode, the object details on the visible image are overlayed on the thermal image, so that you
can see the object ails on the thermal image as well det .
. On the Image page, select Channel 2 and click Fusion Mode
Select On to enable fusion mode.
Set the fusion percentage.
Item Description
Image Fusion
Percentage
The greater the value, the closer the thermal image effect is to the visible image effect.
Image fusion percentage: 0 Image fusion percentage: 100
Edge fusion percentage: 50 Edge fusion percentage: 50
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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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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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NOTE!
•
For dual- channel devices, you can set smart parameters for the channels separately.
•
Some smart functions are mutually exclusive. When a smart function is enabled, the functions that
are mutually exclusive with it are grayed out.
5.6.1 Alarm-triggered Actions
You can set the camera responds to an event to alert you to deal with it in time. how
Item Description
Upload to FTP The camera uploads snapshots to the specified FTP server when an alarm occurs.
Please configure FTP and Snapshot first before use.
Send E- mail The camera sends snapshots to the specified email addresses when an alarm occurs.
Please configure and E-mail Snapshot first before use.
Alarm the Center T he camera uploads alarm information to the surveillance center when an alarm occurs.
Attribute Collection
The camera uploads the attribute information of the object that triggers the alarm to the server
when an alarm occurs.
Please c first before use.onfigure Attribute Collection
Upload
Image(Original)
The camera uploads the original snapshots of the object that triggers the alarm to the server
when an alarm occurs.
Upload Image(Target) The camera uploads the object pshots to the serversna .
Alarm Output The camera outputs an alarm to trigger actions by an alarm output device when an alarm occurs.
Please configure Alarm Output first before use.
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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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I tem Description
Time
Threshold(s)
Set how long the object is removed from the detection area to trigger an alarm.
If an object is removed from 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 removal 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
5.6.8 Object Left Behind Detection
Object left behind detection detects objects left behind in a user specified area. The camera reports an -
alarm when the detection rule is triggered.
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Smart
Select Object Left Behind 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.
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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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Shield areas that may interfere with detection or trigger false alarms. A total of 24 shielding areas are
allowed, with a maximum of 8 shielding areas per image.
(1) Move the camera to the desired position manually or using presets.
(2) Click Add.
(3) 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.
Item D escription
Shield Area to show or hide the shielding area. Select
P . reset Click to move the shielding area to the center of the image
D D elete elete the shielding area.
- Set the alarm triggered actions and arming schedule. See Alarm-triggered Actions and Arming
Schedule for details.
. Click Save
5.6.20 Attribute Collection
1. Collect Attributes
You can collect attribute information of monitored objects.
. Go to Setup > Intelligent > Attribute Collection
Select the attributes to be collected.
. Click Save
2. Monitor by Attribute
Go to Setup > Intelligent > Attribute Collection > Monitor by Attribute.
Fire Detection Overlay Select whether to show the object bounding box.
Auxiliary Visual
Confirmation
Enable Auxiliary Visual Confirmation to work with smoke and fire detection to confirm detected
fire or heat more accurate detection results. After the fire detection detects a fire point, if the for
smoke and fire detection confirms that the fire point has smoke, a fire alarm will be reported.
NOTE!
• When both fire detection and auxiliary visual confirmation are enabled, all smart functions
except are unavailable smoke and fire detection .
• This function only works during the day.
S ensitivity
Set the detection sensitivity.
The higher the sensitivity, the more likely fire or heat will be detected, and the more likely false
alarms will occur.
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(3) Set detection rules.
Item Description
Sensitivity
Drag the slider to adjust detection sensitivity.
The higher the sensitivity level, the higher the detection rate of small motions, and the higher the
false alarm rate. Set based on the scene and your actual needs.
Object size
Drag the slider to set object size.
Object size: The ratio of the size of the detected object to the size of the detection area. An
alarm is triggered when the ratio reaches the set value. To detect motion of small objects,
you need to draw a small detection area separately.
Motion detection results of the current detection area are shown below in real time. The red
means motions that have triggered a motion detection alarm. The height of the lines indicates
the extent of motion. The density of the lines indicates the frequency of motion. The higher a
line, the greater the extent. The denser the lines, the higher the frequency.
(4) Set Suppress Alarm to avoid receiving the same alarms within a certain length of time (alarm
suppression time). For example, alarm suppression time is set to 5s, after an alarm is reported:
If no motion is detected within the next 5s, new alarms can be reported after 5s when the alarm
suppression time is over.
If motion is detected within the next 5s, the alarm suppression time recounts from the time of
the last alarm, and new alarms can be reported when the alarm suppressions time (5s) is over.
Grid detection
(1) Set grid detection areas (covered by grid), which is by default the whole screen.

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