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Detection target
This menu item is the setting for object detection. Object detection detects people and vehicles on a neural
basis.
1. Object detection (human / vehicle) and the subsequent filtered display of these recordings
can only be used in conjunction with an ABUS NVR.
2. On the ABUS NVR, video recordings can be displayed filtered by people or vehicles via the
connected monitor (HDMI/VGA) in the "Smart Search" menu. Other motion detection
recordings beyond people and vehicles can be displayed in playback as usual.
3. Filtering of the entire motion-controlled recordings according to people and vehicles is also
possible in the CMS software of connected ABUS NVRs (event playback).
Sensitivity
Determines the required intensity of the pixel change. The higher the value, the fewer pixel changes are
required to trigger motion.
Schedule
To save a schedule for motion-controlled recording, click on "Activate schedule". Specify here on which days
of the week and at which times the motion-controlled recording should take place.
The period selection is made by holding down the left mouse button. By clicking on an already marked period,
the details can also be set via keypad or deleted again.
To copy the time selection to other weekdays, move the mouse pointer behind the bar of the weekday already
set and use the "Copy to ..." function.
Apply the settings made by clicking "Save".
Linkage method
Here you can set the action to be performed following motion detection.
Normal Linkage
Send email:
Notify the surveillance centre:
Uploading to FTP/Memory card/NAS:
Trigger recording
Enable this in order to record motion detections onto an SD card.
Apply the settings by clicking "Save".
You receive an email as notification; check the checkbox to
activate this.
If an event is triggered, the ABUS CMS software can be
informed. You may then get a picture pop-up, for example.
Check this check box to upload single frames to an FTP server,
the SD card or a connected NAS drive during an event.
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