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Object Left/Lost

Network High Speed Dome "Object Left/Lost" setting interface as shown in the figure below.
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Enable: enable or disable the object detection function.
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Arming Schedule: the arming schedule can be set from Monday to Sunday.
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Area Setting: in the "Area Setting" preview interface, click "drawing", click the left mouse button to set the detection area, then
right-click to complete. Items in the area will be monitored and detected.
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Clear: click Clear to delete all the detect areas.
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Detect Area: to add a new detection area (max. 4 detection areas supported), the parameter setting can be set for the
corresponding detection area option.
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Detect Type: set the object detection type; there are three detection types, all of which will trigger the alarm. Item lost means after
the object is lost in the detection area, the camera will trigger an alarm. Item left means after the new added object is detected in
the detection area, the camera will trigger an alarm. Item lost or left means for both object lost and added, the camera will trigger
an alarm.
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Object Percent: set the min. area percentage for the object; if the area of the object is smaller than the set value, it will be invalid.
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Time: set the upper limit value for item lost and item left. When it is more than the set value, it will trigger the alarm function
automatically.
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Email: click Email. Once the alarm triggers, it will send an email to the appointed mailbox.
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Snap: click Snap. Once the alarm triggers, the linked camera will take a snapshot picture and store it on the Micro-SD card.
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Record: click Record. Once the alarm triggers, the linked camera will record a video and store it on the Micro-SD card.
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Alarm Output: there is an active warning device connected to the alarm output port. Once the alarm triggers it will cause the linked
embedded relay switch to execute an alarm output.
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PTZ: enable or disable PTZ function.
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Preset: when object detection triggers the alarm, it will link the presets.
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Snap Interval: set the snapshot interval time.
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Snap Number: set the snapshot image count for every time.
After all parameter settings have been completed, click "Save" and they will come into effect immediately.
Rev. A
Figure 3-26