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AcuraVision Camera Detect Event Guide
5. Check the Motion Detection feature and press [OK] button to take
effect.
7. BTW, you can also press the [Settings…] Button to bring up the
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AcuraVision Camera Detect Event Guide
5. Check the Motion Detection feature and press [OK] button to take
effect.
7. BTW, you can also press the [Settings…] Button to bring up the
detailed Motion Detection settings,...")
AcuraVision Camera Detect Event Guide
7. Use free hand sketching to wipe out Mask areas.
8. Now you know how to do masks. And hope the mask can help
you to a precise detection area.
If you feel the moving video disturb your mask task, you can press
this Freeze Video button to freeze the video for
your convenience.
Event Information Checking
In general, when Click button,all detect event
messages will be found.
Type If you want to view only the logs of one type of
event such as Motion event, select it from the Type list.
Log list The Log list shows details about each event,
such as the start and end times of the event, camera
number (indicated by C1 – C4) or sensor number
(indicated by S1 - S16) that detected the event, type of
event, etc.
Camera If you want to view only the logged events of one
camera, select the camera number from the Camera list.
Clear All Click this button to delete all event logs from the
list.These events are not deleted from the record
database.
View Click this button to launch the Event Viewer
program and play back a selected event. Not all events
contain video recordings.
Event Log
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Responding to events
Site Server can be configured to automatically respond to detected
or manually triggered events. There are four options:
Notifications Click this option to enable Site Server to send
out notifications when events have been
auto-detected.
External devices Click this option to enable Site Server to send
out signals to external devices when events
have been auto-detected .
FTP event image Allow uploading of sequences of snapshots
to an FTP server when an event has been
detected.
PTZ camera to Allow any fixed surveillance camera to move
Preset one or more PTZ cameras to preset positions
when there are motion detected, sensor
detected.
Types of notifications
In the Notification dialog box, choose from the different types of
notifications by selecting some or all of the checkboxes. For each
selected type of notification, click its corresponding Options button
to configure settings.
Attention:
Email is not work for Flow Counting feature because Flow
Counting notification is already saved
@C:\ProgramFiles\acurasys\acuraVision\FlowCountData
\Camera01~04\Camera01~04-2012-08-08.CSV
or Click button, all detect event
messages(include Flow Counting messages) will be found.
� Email
Send out an e-
mail message.
Configure the
following sett-
ings to enable
notification e-
mails to be
sent:
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SMTP Default to use acuraVision built-in SMTP
assignment server emulation.
Subject By default, the e-mail subject contains
variables that will automatically be replaced
with the site name, camera name & event
type. If you want to specify your own e-mail
subject, type your text in the provided text box.
Sender Specify the senders e-mail address.
Address list Shows the e-mail addresses that will receive the
event notification. Click on an e-mail address to select it for deletion
or modification.
Add Enter the e-mail address of a recipient in the blank
field above this button, then click this button to
add the e-mail address to the Address list.
Delete Remove the selected e-mail address from the
address list.
Modify Modify an e-mail address.
Test To test sending an email.
Note: Before do test, you should confirm network
connection is ready.
Attach snapshot Include one or more snapshots of a
detected event as email attachment.
Size Set the image dimensions.
Number Attachment can be up to 6 images.
Interval Time interval between snapshots
from 1 to 5 seconds.
� Fax
Send out a fax message. Need to configure the COM port to send
fax.
� Phone
Notifies by phone and sends out a voice message. Need to
configure phone modem & its driver to be able to dial out and send
voice messages.
� Alarm
Play an alarm sound. From the drop-down list, select from the
available sounds, or select Custom and then click Record to
record your own alarm sound. To listen to a preview of your
recorded sound, click Play. You can also select the Loop option to
sound the alarm until the event terminates.
� Flash message at local site
An Event indicator will be displayed if and only if the Flash
message at local site checkbox is selected in the Notification dialog
box. A blinking Event indicator will be displayed on the bottom left
corner of a split screen on Site Server when an event is detected.
� Flash message at remote site
Display an Event indicator on the Remote Viewer interface of
users who are remotely viewing your video cameras from a Web
browser. A blinking Event indicator will be displayed on the top,
central portion of a split screen on the Remote Viewer when an
event is detected.
� Change to single view and delay for __ seconds
Switches the Site Server screen to single view to display live the
camera from which an event has been detected. Specify the
duration (in number of seconds) for retaining the display in single
view (after the event occurs) before changing Site Server back to
split-screen view.
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