3Setting

This chapter explains the setting procedure of each function.

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Open the settings screen.
→3.1　Open the settings screen

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Configure AI motion detection.
→3.3　AI motion detection setting

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Configure Cross Line Counting.
→3.4　Cross Line Counting

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Configure Area Counting
→3.5　Area Counting setting

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Configure Heat Map.
→3.6　Heat Map setting

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Configure Detailed Settings.
→3.7　Detailed settings

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Configure Schedule Settings.
→3.8　Schedule setting

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Configure Alarm Settings.
→3.9　Alarm setting

3.1Open the settings screen

Double-click the thumbnail screen of the camera to be set to to open the camera setting screen.

Click the [Ext.Software] tab to switch to the extension software settings.

Clicking [Application] > [AI-VMD / AI People Counting] opens the [AI motion detection setting] screen.

This document describes the operating procedures using iCT; however, the [AI-VMD / AI People Counting Application (for Fisheye Camera)] screen can also be opened by accessing it directly from a web browser.
On the camera’s [Setup] > [Ext.Software] page, click the [AI-VMD and AI People Counting] menu or click [Setup>>] to open the same screen.

3.2Operation selection

Click the [1.Operation selection] tab to view and select the camera operation settings.

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Status

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Mode selection

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Image capture mode

[Status]
The status of the AI Motion Detection application is displayed.
[Enabled] is displayed when the application is running, and [Disabled] is displayed when it is stopped.
Operation starts when [Mode Selection] is configured. To stop the operation, click the [Stop AI-VMD] button.
If the screen does not close automatically, close it manually.

The [Mode selection] and [Image capture mode] settings described below are supported only by the WV-X4xxxx (New X Series Fisheye Camera).

[Mode selection]
Please select a mode.

Fisheye mode

Normal angle mode

Default: Fisheye mode

[Image capture mode]
change the image capture mode.

<Ceiling><Wall>

Fisheye

<Ceiling>

Double Panorama

Corridor

Quad PTZ

Fisheye + Double Panorama

Fisheye + Corridor

Fisheye + Quad PTZ

Fisheye + Single PTZ

Quad streams [4:3]

Quad streams [16:9]

<Wall>

Panorama

Quad PTZ

Fisheye + Panorama

Fisheye + Single PTZ

Default: Fisheye

When "Image capture mode" is set to "Fisheye + ***" (e.g., Fisheye + Double Panorama) and "Mode selection" is set to "Normal angle mode", "Image rotation (Fisheye images)" must be set to 0°.

3.3AI motion detection setting

Click the [2. AI Motion Detection Settings] tab to display the AI motion detection settings screen.

Configure the detection areas and detection conditions for detecting moving objects using AI motion detection.
For each detection area, select the detection object from [Human] or [Vehicle].
Select the detection mode from Intruder, Loitering, or Cross Line.
Up to eight detection areas and eight mask areas can be configured for each setting.
Up to two combinations of detection areas and detection conditions can be configured and saved as [Detection program 1] and [Detection program 2].

(a)

Alarm Notification Area

(b)

Drawing Area

(c)

Detection Condition Settings

3.3.1Alarm Notification Area

When moving objects are detected by AI-VMD, the alarm icon and the icons corresponding to the four detection modes light up.Clicking the alarm icon clears the alarm status, and all icons turn off.

1.

Alarm Icon

2.

Cross Line (CROSS LINE)

3.

Intruder (INTRUDER)

4.

Loitering (LOITERING)

5.

Direction (DIRECTION) *Not supported by AI Fisheye Cameras.

3.3.2Drawing area (Configure Detection area/Lines)

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Camera image Screen

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Drawing Type

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Demo Screen Display

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Toggle black circle display

[Camera image screen]
This screen is used to draw a detection area or a detection line.
To draw a detection area, select the [Detection Area (Polygon)] icon from [Drawing Type] and specify multiple vertices on the [Camera View]. Alternatively, select the [cross line] icon and drag on the [Camera View] to draw a detection line.
An alarm is generated when motion is detected within the configured detection area.
In the case of [cross line] an alarm is generated when a moving object crosses the configured detection line.

If [Additional information type] is set to [With Detection Object Information (AI Frame Information)] under the [6. Detailed Setting] tab > [+Advanced Setting] of this product, detection frames around objects will not be displayed on the camera image screen. Instead, a green line tracking the object will be drawn.

[Drawing type]
Click the icon to select the drawing format.

1.

[Cross Line] : Draw detection lines for Cross Line.

2.

[Detection area (polygon)] ：Draws the detection area as a polygon (up to 16 rectangles).

3.

[Mask Area (Polygon)]　　：Draw the mask area as a polygon (up to 16 vertices).
→ Mask areas reduce false detections by covering objects that may cause them, such as swaying trees, roadways, and reflective surfaces (e.g., water).

4.

[Detection area (select)]　：Select the drawn detection area or detection line.

5.

[Mask Area (Select)]　　　：Select the drawn mask area.

6.

[Clear] 　 : Deletes the selected detection area (or detection line) or mask area.

7.

[All clear]　　　　　　　：Deletes all drawn detection areas (detection lines) and mask areas.

• When drawing a Detection Area (polygon) or Mask Area (polygon), complete the area setup by selecting the starting point at the end.

• The area outside the black circle (solid line) is outside the recommended range for detection areas and detection lines. Detection performance may degrade if configured outside this range.

• The area outside the black circle (dotted line) is outside the detectable range for detection areas and detection lines. Detection is not possible outside this range.

• The size of the black circle (solid and dotted lines) differs between detection areas and detection lines.When setting a detection area, black circles (solid and dotted lines) for detection areas are displayed.When setting a detection line, black circles for detection lines are displayed on the camera image screen.

• The detection area or detection line selected using [Detection Area (Select)] can be resized and reshaped by dragging the corners of the frame or the endpoints of the line.It can also be moved by dragging inside the frame or along the line.

• To delete a detection area or detection line, if multiple areas or lines overlap, left-click within the overlapping region to cycle through and select each one.

• The center of the bottom edge of the detection frame represents the position of the detection frame.Configure the detection area so that this position falls within the detection area.

• Multiple detection areas or detection lines cannot be selected at the same time.

[Demo screen deisplay]
When [Execute] is clicked, a demo window appears in another window. Refer to the following page for the display of the demonstration screen.
→5　Demonstration screen

[Toggle Black Circle Display]
Select the detection object and drawing type to switch the display of the detectable range (black circle [dotted line]) and the recommended setting range (black circle [solid line]) on the camera image screen.

[Detection object]

Select the object (moving target) to be detected within the detection area or detection line.

[Human]
[Vehicle]

Default: Human

[Paint type]
Select the type to draw.

[Detection area]
[Detection line]

Default: Detection Area

3.3.3Detection Condition Settings

[Camera height setting]
Select the installation height of the camera.
For optimal detection performance, set this value as accurately as possible.

Ceiling 2.0m (6.6ft), Ceiling 2.1m (6.9ft), Ceiling 2.2m (7.2ft), Ceiling 2.3m (7.5ft), Ceiling 2.4m (7.9ft), Ceiling 2.5m (8.2ft), Ceiling 2.6m (8.5ft), Ceiling 2.7m (8.9ft), Ceiling 2.8m (9.2ft), Ceiling 2.9m (9.5ft), Ceiling 3.0m (9.8ft), Ceiling 3.1m (10.2ft), Ceiling 3.2m (10.5ft), Ceiling 3.3m (10.8ft), Ceiling 3.4m (11.2ft), Ceiling 3.5m (11.5ft), Ceiling 3.6m (11.8ft), Ceiling 3.7m (12.1ft), Ceiling 3.8m (12.5ft), Ceiling 3.9m (12.8ft), Ceiling 4.0m (13.1ft), Ceiling 4.1m (13.4ft), Ceiling 4.2m (13.8ft), Ceiling 4.3m (14.1ft), Ceiling 4.4m (14.4ft), Ceiling 4.5m (14.8ft), Ceiling 4.6m (15.1ft), Ceiling 4.7m (15.4ft), Ceiling 4.8m (15.7ft), Ceiling 4.9m (16.1ft), Ceiling 5.0m (16.4ft)

Default: Not been set

Until you set the [Camera height setting], none of the settings including other settings will take effect.

[Detection program 1], [Detection program 2)]
Select the [Detection program 1] and [Detection program 2] tabs to configure one or two detection criteria.These two conditions can be executed either simultaneously or independently, depending on the schedule settings.
Refer to the following pages for details on scheduling.
→3.8　Schedule setting

• By default, [Detection Program 1] and [Detection Program 2] are always active.

• When using multi-AI software, only alarms generated by [Detection Program 1] are notified as events.

[Detection area]
Up to eight Detection area and detection lines are distinguished by line colors. The colors of drawing lines are set in order from [1 (white)].

Default: [Area 1]/[Area 2]/[Area 3]/[Area 4]/
[Area 5]/[Area 6]/[Area 7]/[Area 8] not set

[Detection object]
For each Detection area, check the objects (moving objects) you want to detect. There are two types of Detection object.

[Human]

[Vehicle] (regular cars, buses, trucks)

Default: [Human] and [Vehicle] are checked.

・The two Detection object can also be used in combination.

・If you want to detect all motion, check both.

・If more than one Detection object is a candidate, the results are printed in the order of precedence of [Vehicle] and [Human]. Unchecking for unnecessary Detection object may result in better results. For example, if a person stands in front of a car, the person may be printed as [Vehicle]. Unchecking [Vehicle] may result in outputting as a person.

[Detection mode]
Select the detection modes for the set Detection area and detection lines.

[Intruder]: Detects entry of moving object into detection area.

[Loitering]: Detects that the movement has stayed in the detection area for a certain period of time.

[Cross Line]: This feature detects a movement exceeding the detection line in the specified direction.

Default: [Intruder]

[Direction Setup]
When the detection mode is set to [Cross Line], configure the detection direction.

A → B: Detection is triggered when movement occurs from A to B.

B → A: Detection is triggered when movement occurs from B to A.

A ⇔ B: Detection is triggered when movement occurs in either direction (A to B or B to A).

Default: [B → A]

[Set] button
Click to save the settings currently displayed in the [2.AI Motion Detection Settings] tab.

3.4Cross Line Counting

This function generates an alarm notification when a configured line is crossed in the specified direction.

Click the [3.Cross Line Counting Setting] tab to display the counting function settings screen.

The detection target for each line is limited to humans.
Up to eight lines can be configured for each setting, and up to eight mask areas can also be set.

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Camera Image Screen

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Drawing Type

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Demo Screen Display

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Line Settings

[Camera Image Screen]
This screen is used to draw detection lines.
Select [Detection Line] from [Drawing Type], then drag on the [Camera Image Screen] to draw the line.
When a person crosses the line, the number of people is counted.

Human Detection (Red Frame): Displays in a red frame the persons who cross the line in the configured direction.

Human Detection (Blue Frame): Displays in a blue frame the persons who move in a direction other than the configured direction.

If [Additional information type] is set to [With Detection Object Information (AI Frame Information)] under the [6. Detailed Setting] tab > [+Advanced Setting] of this product, detection frames around objects will not be displayed on the camera image screen. Instead, a green line tracking the object will be drawn.

[Drawing Type]
Click an icon to select the drawing type.

1.

Detection Line: Draws a detection line for the counting function.

2.

ask Area (Polygon): Draws a mask area as a polygon (up to 16 vertices).
→ Mask areas reduce false detections by covering objects that may cause them, such as swaying trees, roadways, and reflective surfaces (e.g., water).

3.

Detection Line (Select): Selects a drawn detection line.

4.

Mask Area (Select): Selects a drawn mask area.

5.

Clear: Deletes the selected detection area (detection line) or mask area.

6.

All clear: Deletes all drawn detection areas (detection lines) and mask areas.

• The area outside the black circle (solid line) is outside the recommended range for detection lines. Detection performance may degrade if configured outside this range.

• The area outside the black circle (dotted line) is outside the detectable range for detection lines. Detection is not possible outside this range.

• The white dot on the detection frame of a person indicates the position of the person's feet. When this white dot crosses the detection line in the configured direction, the count is incremented.

[Demo screen display]
When [Execute] is clicked, a demo window appears in another window. Refer to the following page for the display of the demonstration screen.
→5　Demonstration screen

・When [Demo screen] is executed, the detection frame will not be displayed in the setting window.

・JPEG(1) is displayed in [Demo screen]. If JPEG(1) has a large resolution, it is recommended that the resolution be 1280 x 1280 or less because the screen update rate is slower.

・If there are many people, all frames may not be displayed.

(Reference: Setup screen: 30 people, Demonstration screen: 100 people)

3.4.1Line setting

[Direction setup]
Specify the direction for people counting.

In

Out

In/Out

Default: In/Out

[Line name]
The name of each line is set to 20 characters or less. The configured Detection line name is displayed on the multi-AI dashboard.

Default: [Line1] ~ [Line8]

Inputtable Characters: One-byte symbol ["][&]

[Set] button
Click to save the settings currently displayed in the [3.Cross Line Counting Setting] tab.

3.4.2Other

[The interval for the transmission of ONVIF®]
Sets the transmission interval for ONVIF metadata.

Cross Line Counting: 5sec, 10sec, 15sec, 1min

Heat Map: 1min, 5min, 15min

Default: Cross Line Counting: 5sec
Heat Map: 1min

[Set] button
Click to save the settings currently displayed in the [3.Cross Line Counting Setting] tab.

3.5Area Counting setting

This function generates an alarm notification when the number of specified detection objects within a configured area reaches the set count and remains for longer than the specified duration.

Click the [4.Area Counting Setting] tab to display the erea counting function settings screen.

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Camera Image Screen

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Drawing Type

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Demo Screen Display

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Detection area setting

[Camera image screen]
This screen is used to draw detection areas and display detection frames for detected people and vehicles.
To draw a detection area, select the desired [Detection Area (Polygon)] icon from [Drawing Type], and then specify multiple vertices on the [Camera Image Screen] to define the area.
People and vehicles within the configured detection area are counted, and an alarm is triggered accordingly.
When people or vehicles are detected, the detection frames are displayed in three different colors.

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Red frame: People and vehicles within the area where the alarm occurred are displayed in a red frame.

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Blue frame: People and vehicles within each area are displayed in a blue frame.

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Light blue frame: People and vehicles outside all areas are displayed in a light blue frame.

[Drawing Type]
Click the icon to select the drawing format.

1.

[Detection area (polygon)] ：Draws the detection area as a polygon (up to 16 rectangles).

2.

[Mask Area (Polygon)]　　：Draw the mask area as a polygon (up to 16 vertices).
→ Mask areas reduce false detections by covering objects that may cause them, such as swaying trees, roadways, and reflective surfaces (e.g., water).

3.

[Detection area (select)]　：Select the drawn detection area or detection line.

4.

[Mask Area (Select)]　　　：Select the drawn mask area.

5.

[Clear]　　　　　　　　　　: Deletes the selected detection area (or detection line) or mask area.

6.

[All clear]　　　　　　　：Deletes all drawn detection areas (detection lines) and mask areas.

・The outer black circle (solid line) is outside of the recommended detection area setting. If set outside the recommended range, the detection performance will deteriorate.

・The outside of the black circle (dotted line) is outside the detection area detectable range. If it is set outside the detection range, detection is impossible.

・When [Demo screen] is displayed, the detection frame will not be displayed on the camera image screen.

・The detection window can only be displayed on one browser. Simultaneous access from multiple browsers is not supported.

・When the demo screen is displayed and the demo screen is closed, the detection frame is not automatically displayed. Read the browser again.

・When [Detection area (polygon)] is drawn, the area setting is completed by selecting the start point at the end.

・If you want to change the detection area, use the [Delete] buttons to delete it and then set it again.

・Set detection area so that the position of the white point in the detection frame is Detection area.

Refer to the following pages for details.
→4　Detection frame

3.5.1Basic

Up to 8 detection area settings are distinguished by drawing line colors. The colors of drawing lines are set in order from [1 (white)].

Default: [Area 1]/[Area 2]/[Area 3]/[Area 4]/
[Area 5]/[Area 6]/[Area 7]/[Area 8] not set

[Status]
Set whether to enable the number of people in the area.

[On] :Enable Occupancy Detection. Valid areas are displayed as solid lines.

[Off]:Disable Occupancy Detection. Invalid areas are indicated by dashed lines.

Default:[Area 1]/[Area 2]/[Area 3]/[Area 4]/
[Area 5]/[Area 6]/[Area 7]/[Area 8] disabled

[Detection object]
Only the selected detected objects will be included in the alarm.

[Human]　: Counting will start when a person is detected.

[Vehicle]: Counting will begin when a vehicle is detected.

Default: Human

[Count threshold]
Set the number of people or vehicles that will activate the alarm for each area.

Settable range: [1] to [100]

Default: [5]

[Alarm conditions Time (sec)]
An alarm is generated when the number of detected objects in an area remains at or above the configured threshold for the specified period of time. Configure that duration here.

Settable range: [1] to [600] (seconds)

Default: [10]

・The maximum number of people detected in the image is 100.

・If the number of people in the images is 100 or more, some people cannot be detected and the Occupancy Detection cannot be performed correctly.

・Refer to the following page for the method of counting the elapsed time when the number of detectable persons is less than the number of alarm conditions.

→3.5.2　Detail

[Name]
The name of each area is set to 20 characters or less. The configured detection area names are displayed on the multi-AI dashboard.

Default: [Area1] ~ [Area8]

Inputtable Characters: One-byte symbol ["][&]

[Demo screen display]
When [Execute] is clicked, a demo window appears in another window. Refer to the following page for the display of the demonstration screen.
→5　Demonstration screen

・When the demo screen is executed, the detection frame will not be displayed on the setting screen.

・JPEG (1) is displayed on the demonstration screen. If JPEG(1) has a large resolution, it is recommended that the resolution be 1280 x 1280 or less because the screen update rate is slower.

・If there are many people, all frames may not be displayed.
(Reference: Setup screen: 30 people, Demonstration screen: 100 people)

[Set] button
Click to save the settings currently displayed in the [4.Area Counting setting] tab.

3.5.2Detail

[Alarm notification]
Select whether or not to send an alarm.

[On]: Sends alarm notifications.

[Off]: Does not send alarm notifications.

Default: [Off]

[Alarm notification operation setting]
After the alarm notification, set the notification-related operation when the alarm condition continues to be [Alarm Conditions Number of People (Person)] or higher.

[Periodic notification]:The alarm is notified at [Alarm conditions Time (sec)] intervals.

[Continuous notification]:Alarm is continuously notified at [Alarm deactivation time] intervals of the cameras.

[One-time notification]:Only the first time that the alarm condition reaches the number of persons and time is notified.

Default: [Periodic notification]

The alarm IDs (decimal) are as follows for each Detection area.
[Area 1] 98, [Area 2] 99, [Area 3] 100, [Area 4] 101, [Area 5] 102, [Area 6] 103, [Area 7] 104, [Area 8] 105

[Alarm notification at less than the count threshold]　* iCT V4.50 or later
Configure behavior for alarm notifications triggered below the count threshold.

[Off]: No alarm notification will be sent when the count is below the threshold.

[On]: Alarm notifications will be sent even when the count is below the threshold.

Default: [Off]

[The interval for the transmission of ONVIF]
Set the ONVIF Metadata transmission interval.

[5s], [10s], [15s], [1min]

Default: [5s]

[Set] buttons
Click to save the settings currently displayed in the [Detail] tab.

3.6Heat Map setting

Click the [5.Heat Map setting] tab to display the hieat map function settings screen.

Configure the Heatmap feature to aggregate count data and visualize traffic flow and dwell time as a heatmap.

[Heat Map Function]
Select whether to enable the Heat Map function.

Default: Off

[Display a Confirmation Screen]
When you click the [Execute] button, a confirmation screen will be displayed in a separate window.
The confirmation screen displays the latest heat map.

[Set] buttons
Click to save the settings currently displayed in the [6.Heat Map setting] tab.

・Areas outside the dashed black circle are outside the valid range of the heat map.

・eat map information is eligible for saving when the [Heat Map Function] is set to [On], [Cross Line Counting + Area Counting + Heat Map] is selected in [Count Data Save Settings] - [Save Target] on the [6. Detailed Setting] tab, and [Measurement Result Save Interval] is configured. The information becomes available after at least five minutes have elapsed.
After that, heat map information is saved at each [Measurement Result Save Interval], using 00:00:30 UTC (adjusted for the configured time zone) as the reference time.

3.6.1confirmation screen

[Display Map Information]
Displays the latest [Passing Map] or [Loitering Map].
When the confirmation screen is opened, the [Passing Map] is displayed by default.

[Date and Time of the Displayed Heat Map Information]
Displays the date and time when the heat map information shown on the confirmation screen was measured.

[Type of heat map]
Select the type of heat map information displayed on the confirmation screen.

[Passing Map]

[Loitering Map]

Default: [Passing Map]

[Upper Limit]
Areas where the count is greater than or equal to the selected value are displayed in red.
This value represents the [Number of Passersby (persons)] for the [Passing Map] and the [Average Dwell Time of Persons (seconds)] for the [Loitering Map].

[Passing Map]: [3] to [65535]

[Loitering Map]: [1] to [655]

Default: [Passing Map]: [50]
[Loitering Map]: [5]

[Update] Button
Updates the displayed heat map information with the latest map information.

[Type of heat map]
Select the type of heat map information to display on the confirmation screen.

[Passing map]

[Loitering map]

Default: [Passing map]

[Upper Limit]
Red indicates the area where the number of selected values or more has been counted.
This represents [The number of people passing through [person]] for [Passing map] and [The average loitering time [sec] of the loitering people] for [Loitering map].

[Passing map]: [3]~[65535]

[Loitering map]: [1]~[655]

Default: [Passing map]: [50]
[Loitering map]: [5]

[Update] button
Update the Heat Map information displayed on the confirmation screen to the latest map information.

3.7Detailed settings

Click the [6. Detailed Settings] tab to display the settings screen.

3.7.1Basic

Detailed setting

[AI-VMD alarm]
Select when to trigger AI-VMD alarms.

[An alarm is issued only when a motion is detected for the first time]:
The alarm is triggered only at the first detection.

[An alarm is issued every time a motion is detected]:
An alarm is triggered whenever motion is detected.

Default: [An alarm is issued every time a motion is detected]

Threshold setting

[Human identification threshold(Head)]
Sets the detection threshold for head recognition. A lower value makes it easier to detect a person, but may increase the likelihood of false detections.

[1]~[99]

Default: [20]

[Human identification threshold(Whole body)]
Sets the detection threshold for full-body recognition. A lower value makes it easier to detect a person, but may increase the likelihood of false detections.

[1]~[99]

Default: [20]

[Vehicle identification threshold]
Sets the detection threshold for identifying vehicles.
A lower value makes vehicles more likely to be detected, but also increases the likelihood of false detections.

[1]~[99]

Default: [55]

Time setting
Sets the time between detection and alarm activation.

[Intruder detection time]
Sets the time from intruder detection to alarm activation.

[0.2s], [0.4s], [1s], [2s], [3s], [4s], [5s], [10s]

Default: [1s]

[Loitering detection time]
Sets the time from loitering detection to alarm activation.

[10s], [20s], [30s], [1min], [2min], [5min],
[10min], [15min], [20min], [30min], [40min], [50min], [60min]

Default: [10s]

[Tailgating detection time]
Sets the time threshold for tailgating detection.
This setting is effective only when [Cross Line] detection is configured.
An alarm is triggered when multiple objects cross the line within the configured time period.

[Off], [1s], [2s], [3s], [4s],
[5s], [6s], [7s], [8s], [9s], [10s]

Default: [Off]

Depending on object movement and other factors, the time required for an alarm to be triggered may be longer than the configured setting.

Count data save settings

[Measurement result save interval]
Sets the measurement interval for count data and map information generated by Cross Line Counting, Heat Map, and Area Counting.A file is generated for each measurement interval.

[15 min], [1 hour], [12 hours], [24 hours]

Default: [1 hour]

・Count data, map information, and index images generated by Cross Line Counting, Heat Map, and Area Counting are saved at the interval specified in [Measurement Result Save Interval], using 00:00:30 UTC (adjusted for the configured time zone) as the reference time.
The actual save time may vary slightly depending on processing time.

・If the date and time settings are changed, correct data may not be obtained during the period from the time of the change until the next save timing.
In addition, if the clock is set back significantly and the measurement end time becomes earlier than the measurement start time, count data, map information, and index images generated by Cross Line Counting, Heat Map, and Area Counting will not be generated.

・To change the date and time settings, set the function to [Off], change the date and time settings, and then set the function back to [On].

[Save Target]
Select the target functions for which count data and index images are saved.

[Cross Line Counting + Area Counting]

[Cross Line Counting + Area Counting + Heat Map]

[Cross Line Counting + Area Counting (Two-Year Retention Compliant Format) + Heat Map]

Default: [Cross Line Counting + Area Counting]

Count information, map information, and index images saved by Cross Line Counting, Heat Map, and Area Counting are as follows.

・When [Cross Line Counting+Area Counting] is selected: 92 days

・When [Cross Line Counting + Area Counting + Heat Map] is selected: 1 day

・When [Cross Line Counting + Area Counting (2-year storage compatible formats) + Heat Map] is selected:

-Cross Line Counting, Area Counting: 732 days

-Heat Map: 3 days

※In fact, the data will be stored for a longer period than the above storage period. The extra storage period depends on the camera time zone setting (up to 23 hours).

Example: Time zone +9.00

・When [Cross Line Counting+Area Counting] is selected: 92 days + 9 hours

・When [Cross Line Counting + Area Counting + Heat Map] is selected: 1 day + 9 hours

・When [Cross Line Counting + Area Counting (2-year storage compatible formats) + Heat Map] is selected:

-Cross Line Counting, Area Counting: 732 days + 9 hours

-Heat Map: 3 days + 9 hours

Advanced setting
Configures advanced settings for AI-VMD.
Click the [+] icon on the left side of Advanced Settings to expand the available options and display detailed settings.
Click the [-] icon on the left side of Advanced Settings to collapse the options and return to the previous view.

[AI-VMD Information addition]
You can set whether to add AI-VMD data (detection frame, Detection object type) to video data or to display detection frame and Locus in live video of web browser.
When set to [On (Live image display [blue frame])], a blue frame is displayed when moving objects are detected in the window. When the detected motion enters the Detection area and an alarm is generated, the frame color turns red. The Locus of the detected moving object is indicated by a green line. Displays the Locus for the last 3 seconds. The setting of adding AI-VMD data does not affect the alarm operation.

[Off]:

AI-VMD does not add data. Also, the detection frame and Locus of AI-VMD/Cross Line Counting are not displayed.

[On (no live image display)]:

The AI-VMD data is added, but the AI-VMD/Cross Line Counting detection frame and Locus are not displayed in the live picture.

[On (Live image display)]:

Adds AI-VMD data and displays the AI-VMD/Cross Line Counting detection frame and Locus in the live picture. The blue frame is not displayed.

[On (Live image display [blue frame])]:

Adds AI-VMD data and displays the AI-VMD/Cross Line Counting detection frame and Locus in the live picture. In addition to the red frame, the blue frame is also displayed.

Default: [On (Live image display [blue frame])]

・Here, [live image] is live video of a web browser.

[Additional information type]
Sets the information to be added to the image data and the type of frame to be displayed in live image. This setting is enabled when the above [AI-VMD Information addition] setting is set to [On].

[Detected object (alarm frame info)]:

Adds the positional information of the detected object (person, car), alarm frame (red frame), and motion detection frame (blue frame).

[With detection object information (AI frame information)]:

Adds information on the detected object (person, car) and position information on the AI-detected frame (green frame).

[Without information of the detected object]:

Only the positional information of the alarm frame (red frame) and the motion detection frame (blue frame) is added. The detected object information (person or car) is not added.

Default: [Detected object (alarm frame info)]

When set to [With detection object information (AI frame information)], the display of the camera image screen changes as follows in the settings screen for Cross Line Counting and AI-VMD.

Cross Line Counting: The detection frame of the subject is not displayed.

AI-VMD : The detection frame of the subject is not displayed, and a green line is drawn to follow the subject.

[Alarm notification at the completion of detection]
Select whether to send an alarm when Intruder or Loitering is finished.

Default: [Off]

If [Alarm notification at the completion of detection] is set to [On], the alarm may be notified regardless of the [Alarm deactivation time] of the camera.

[Settings related to ONVIF® Metadata]
Configures settings related to ONVIF Metadata.

[Give the ClassCandidate to Analytics Stream]
Select whether to add the ClassCandidate tag to the Analytics Stream.

Default: [On]

[Set] button
Click the [SET] button to save the settings currently displayed on the [6 Detailed Settings] tab.

3.7.2HTTP transmission

Set the notification destination (1 to 4) and the notification interval for HTTP-based transmission of counts common to Cross Line Counting and Area Counting and Occupancy Detection.

[Transmission destination 1], [Transmission destination 2], [Transmission destination 3], [Transmission destination 4]
You can notify the number of counts individually to up to four locations. The settings of the four notification destinations are the same.

[Transmission]
When the check box is checked, the message is sent.

Default: Unchecked

[Destination address]
Enter the IP address or host name of the notification destination. Enter up to 128 half-pitch alphanumeric characters and symbols.

Default: blank

[Destination path name]
Enter the path name of the notification destination. Enter up to 128 half-pitch alphanumeric characters and symbols.

[SSL]
Select whether to use SSL for notification.

Default: On

[Destination port number]
Set the port number of the notification destination.

[1] ～ [65535]

[Username]
Enter the user name for authentication with the notification destination. Enter up to 128 half-pitch alphanumeric characters and symbols.

[Password]
Enter the password for authentication with the notification destination. Enter up to 63 half-pitch alphanumeric characters and symbols.

[Transmission interval]
Select the time interval to send.

[5s], [10s], [15s], [1min], [5min], [10min], [15min], [30min], [60min]

Default: [5min]

[Set] button
Click the [SET] button to save the settings currently displayed on the [6 Detailed Settings] tab.

3.7.3MQTT transmission

Set the notification contents and notification interval for sending count data and alarms by MQTT.

[Transmission]
When checked, the alarm is sent.
Default setting: Unchecked

[To MQTT transmission setting]
Click to display the MQTT setting screen on the camera.

[Topic]
Enter the name of the MQTT topic to be sent. Enter up to 128 half-pitch alphanumeric characters and symbols.

[QoS]
Select the QoS level from [0], [1], or [2]. Communication quality is high with [0]<[1]<[2].

[0]:QoS0 delivers up to one message. Messages are not guaranteed to reach the server.

[1]:In QoS1, messages are delivered at least once. Messages are guaranteed to reach the Transmission destination, but may be duplicated.

[2]:QoS2 delivers the message exactly once. Messages are guaranteed to arrive only once without excess or deficiency.

Default: [1]

[Retain]
Select to save the last message to the MQTT server.

Default: [Off]

[Transmission interval]
Select the time interval to send.

[5s], [10s], [15s], [1min], [5min], [10min], [15min], [30min], [60min]

Default: [5min]

[Set] button

Click the [SET] button to save the settings currently displayed on the [6 Detailed Settings] tab.

3.8Schedule setting

Click the [7.Schedule setting] tab to display the Schedule function settings screen.

3.8.1Schedule setting

[Operating day of week]
Set the operation for each day of the week. The day of the week for which [Off] is selected does not work.

[Time table 1], [Time table 2], [Off]

Default: Select [Time table 1] for all Monday through Sunday.

[Time table 1], [Time table 2]
Sets the operation time and operation details of the product.
You can set up to 6 operating times for [Time table 1] and [Time table 2].
You can set the operation time for the day of the week selected in [Operating day of week].

[Operation content]
Select the detection setting for operating the product.

[Off]: The [AI-VMD /AI count application] is not activated.

[AI-VMD (Detect 1)]: Run [AI Video Motion Detection (AI-VMD)] on [AI-VMD(Detect 1)] condition.

[AI-VMD (Detect 2)]: Run [AI Video Motion Detection (AI-VMD)] on [AI-VMD(Detect 2)] condition.

[Cross Line Counting/Heat Map/Area Counting/Occupancy Detection]:

Run Cross Line Counting, Heat Map, Area Counting, and Occupancy Detection.

Default:

[Details of operation 1]: [AI-VMD (Detect 1)]

[Details of operation 2]: [AI-VMD (Detect 2)]

[Details of operation 3]: [Cross Line Counting/Area Counting/Occupancy Detection/Heat Map]

[Details of operation 4] ~ [Details of operation 6]: [Off]

[Time]
Sets the operation time for the items for which [Details of operation] is set other than [Off].

Settable time: [00:00]-[23:59] (24-hour)

Default:
[Details of operation 1] ~ [Details of operation 3]: [00:00] ~ [00:00]
[Details of operation 4] ~ [Details of operation 6]: [00:00] ~ [00:00]

If 00:00 is set to the right of the time range, the time means 24:00.

[Set] button
Click to save the settings on the currently displayed [7 Schedule Setting] tab.

If the camera's operation schedule is OFF, the setting screen of this product cannot be opened.

3.9Alarm setting

Click the [8 Alarm Setting] tab to display the Alarm Settings screen.

[Alarm E-mail notification]

[E-mail notification setup >>]
Click this button to open the camera's email settings screen.

[Alarm image FTP/SFTP transmission]

[FTP/SFTP setup >>]
Click this button to open the camera's FTP/SFTP settings screen.

[Alarm image recording(SD memory card)]

[SD memory card setup >>]
Click this button to open the camera's SD Memory Card settings screen.

[TCP alarm notification]

[TCP alarm notification setup >>]
Click this button to open the camera's Custom Alarm Notification settings screen.

[HTTP alarm notification]

[HTTP alarm notification setup >>]
Click this button to open the camera's HTTP Alarm Notification settings screen.

[MQTT alarm notification]

[MQTT alarm notification setup >>]
Click this button to open the camera's MQTT settings screen.

[Topic]
Enter the name of the MQTT topic to be sent. Enter up to 128 half-pitch alphanumeric characters and symbols.

[QoS]
Select the QoS level from [0], [1], or [2].
Communication quality is high with [0]<[1]<[2].

[0]:QoS0 delivers up to one message. Messages are not guaranteed to reach the server.

[1]:In QoS1, messages are delivered at least once. Messages are guaranteed to reach the Transmission destination, but may be duplicated.

[2]:QoS2 delivers the message exactly once. Messages are guaranteed to arrive only once without excess or deficiency.

Default: [1]

[Retain]
Select to save the last message to the MQTT server.

Default: [Off]

[Set] button
Click the [SET] button to save the settings currently displayed on the [8.Alarm settings] tab.