Sony IPELA NSR-500 Series User Manual page 60

A
For the SNC-XX600 series (XX represents
two letters)
A C
A Enable
Select the check box to enable the motion detection
function.
B Pulse
Select the check box when you wish to specify a pulse
duration and input a pulse.
If you select this, enter a value for [Pulse Duration].
Pulse Duration
Enter the duration in milliseconds to sustain pulse
input from the VMD (camera) pin once it is turned on.
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Configuring Motion Detection Settings
C Preview
This displays the images from the camera.
Use the following procedure to create an area for detecting
motion.
B
• Click and drag the mouse over the image to create a
D
C
• Enter pixel values in the [Active Area] boxes to set the
E
D
For a camera equipped with pan, tilt, and zoom functions,
F G H
use this to change the direction and zoom of the camera
when configuring an area.
E Advanced settings
Configure advanced settings, as necessary.
B
D
E
F G H
motion detection area (red frame).
By dragging each edge of the area, you can change the
size of the area.
motion detection area.
Camera Position
Select the camera position to configure.
Current Position
Select this to process the same area on the screen,
regardless of the direction the camera is facing.
Preset Position
Select this option when configuring settings for each
preset.
If you select this, select a preset from the drop-down
menu, and move the camera to that preset position.
When the camera is moved to the preset position you
specified, the settings for that position are enabled.
The settings for one preset position cannot be used for
another preset position.
Object Type
Select [Moving] or [Unattended].
The following items differ for [Moving] and
[Unattended].
You can only configure one of [Moving] and
[Unattended] within each screen.
This setting cannot be changed for the SNC-XX600
series (XX represents two letters). It will be fixed at
[Moving].
• When Moving:
Threshold
Enter a value for the threshold for motion detection.
• When Unattended:
Detection Time
Enter from 40 to 43200 (seconds) for the time from
when an object stops moving until the object is
detected as unattended and an alarm is triggered.
The countdown is reset if the object starts moving
again during the specified duration.