20 attribute collection, Collect attributes, Monitor by attribute – Uniview IPC675LFW-AX4DUPKC-VG 5MP Outdoor Mini PTZ Active Deterrence Network Camera with Night Vision User Manual

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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

Description

Shield Area

Select to show or hide the shielding area.

Preset

Click to move the shielding area to the center of the image.

Delete

Delete 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 for more accurate detection results. After the fire detection detects a fire point, if the

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 smoke and fire detection are unavailable.

This function only works during the day.

Sensitivity

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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