WiLife V2.5 - Manual (Page 65)

Setting System Options User Guide
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Each time the camera detects motion it alerts the Command Center software and records the event and a few
prior frames. Once motion is detected, the system records uninterrupted until 5-seconds after the motions
stops. This could create seconds or minutes of compressed video.
Review the Recording Dialog
From the main Command Center screen click the SETUP button and choose the Recording tab to modify your
recording and disk usage settings:
Dialog Item Usage
Camera
Buttons Click the camera button 1-6 to select the camera
you wish to adjust.
Detection
Sensitivity Slide the bubble toward the [–] to reduce or
toward the [+] to increase the motion sensitivity
for the selected camera.
Display of
Zones Check to see zones on the live view of each
camera during motion detection.
Clear All
Zones Click button to delete all motion detection zones
for the selected camera.
Clear
Selected
Zone After clicking within one of the detection zone,
click this button to delete the chosen zone. You
can also simply press the Delete key.
Enable
Entire
Image Click to set the entire image as one complete
zone. (Default)
Schedule
Recording
Time Click button to open the Recording & Alerts
Schedule Screen to schedule recording times,
armed alerts, or times cameras are to be
disabled.
View Disk
Usage Click button to review current disk usage or to
change the video storage location.
Manage Motion Detection Zones
SETUP > Recording
When you have the Setup > Recording dialog open, Command Center enters a special mode that allows you to
select and draw motion zones directly on the Live Video image. You must be in Live Mode to access the full
functionality when working with motion zones.
To manage detection zones for a camera, follow these instructions:
1) Click on the
Setup
button and choose the Recording tab.
Creating and deleting individual zones now is an interaction between the open setup dialog and the
live video window.
a) To create a new zone, hold down your left-mouse button on one corner of the region and drag the
mouse across the screen to the opposite corner of the zone. (If you decide that you do not like the
zone you are creating, you can hit the ESC key before you let go of the mouse.)