cameraentree Event Settings

MOBOTIX D12 cameraentree Event Settings

General Settings	Value	Explanation
Event Dead Time		Event Dead Time: Event timeout [0..3600 s] while detection is suspended.
Events	Value	Explanation
Passive Infrared Detector (PI)		PIR Enable: Motion detected by the infrared sensor.
		PIR Level: Trigger level [0..100].
Video Motion Window (VM)		Video Motion Enable: Motion detection using digital image analysis.
		Video Motion Definitions (VM): [!]lens, x, y, width, height [, "a="min. area(%)] [, "am="max. area(%)] [, "s="sensitivity] lens: 0=right, 1=left min. area: [%] 0..99, default: 25 max. area: [%] 0..99, default: not used sensitivity: [%] 0..99 Add an exclamation mark ("!") at the beginning of a definition line to declare a "reference window", which is used to avoid false video motion alarms. Note that you can use special variables to fine-tune the video motion definitions for difficult situations. For details refer to the Video Motion help page. Note: All user-defined coordinates are relative to the whole sensor. The origin (0,0) corresponds to the lower left corner, 1279,959 to the upper right corner.
		Dual Lens Video Motion: Detects Video Motion events on both lenses, even if only one of them is displayed. May reduce the frame rate.
		Video Motion Style for Group 1: Appearance of motion window border.
		Show Video Motion Window ID: Display the line number from the definition list above in the upper left corner of each window.
		Low-Light Suppression: Disables motion detection if illumination drops below selected value. Can be set independently for each camera lens.
		Video Motion Suppression Time: Disable motion detection for this duration [0..30000 ms] after a reference window has triggered. Factory default: 0 (disables motion detection in current image only).
Video Motion Window (VM2)		Video Motion Enable: Motion detection using digital image analysis.
	0,140,330,200,300,s=20,a=25 0,940,330,200,300,s=20,a=25	Video Motion Definitions (VM2): [!]lens, x, y, width, height [, "a="min. area(%)] [, "am="max. area(%)] [, "s="sensitivity] lens: 0=right, 1=left min. area: [%] 0..99, default: 25 max. area: [%] 0..99, default: not used sensitivity: [%] 0..99 Add an exclamation mark ("!") at the beginning of a definition line to declare a "reference window", which is used to avoid false video motion alarms. Note that you can use special variables to fine-tune the video motion definitions for difficult situations. For details refer to the Video Motion help page. Note: All user-defined coordinates are relative to the whole sensor. The origin (0,0) corresponds to the lower left corner, 1279,959 to the upper right corner.
		Dual Lens Video Motion: Detects Video Motion events on both lenses, even if only one of them is displayed. May reduce the frame rate.
		Video Motion Style for Group 2: Appearance of motion window border.
		Show Video Motion Window ID: Display the line number from the definition list above in the upper left corner of each window.
		Low-Light Suppression: Disables motion detection if illumination drops below selected value. Can be set independently for each camera lens.
		Video Motion Suppression Time: Disable motion detection for this duration [0..30000 ms] after a reference window has triggered. Factory default: 0 (disables motion detection in current image only).
Microphone (MI)		Microphone Enable: Noise detection using the internal microphone.
		Microphone Level: Trigger level [0..100].
		Microphone Signal Width: Minimum duration of noises louder than trigger level.
Signal Input (SI)		Signal Input: This event is triggered by an external signal (pin 9-5). Select Closed (low) to trigger when loop connected to Signal Input is closed or Open (high), when loop is opened.
		Trigger Condition: Select kind of trigger.
		De-Bounce Time: De-Bounce time for signal input in ms [100..2000 ms].
Second Signal Input (SI2)		Second Signal Input: This event is triggered by selected Signal Input Pin.
		Signal Input Pin: Select input pin for this event (check Manage Hardware Expansions).
		Trigger Condition: Select kind of trigger.
		De-Bounce Time: De-Bounce time for signal input in ms [100..2000 ms].
Third Signal Input (SI3)		Third Signal Input: This event is triggered by selected Signal Input Pin.
		Signal Input Pin: Select input pin for this event (check Manage Hardware Expansions).
		Trigger Condition: Select kind of trigger.
		De-Bounce Time: De-Bounce time for signal input in ms [100..2000 ms].
Fourth Signal Input (SI4)		Fourth Signal Input: This event is triggered by selected Signal Input Pin.
		Signal Input Pin: Select input pin for this event (check Manage Hardware Expansions).
		Trigger Condition: Select kind of trigger.
		De-Bounce Time: De-Bounce time for signal input in ms [100..2000 ms].
Periodic Event (PE)		Periodic Event Enable: Trigger an action periodcally every x seconds.
		Periodic Time Unit: Interval unit.
		Periodic Time Interval: Trigger interval [0..86400] in seconds, msec or Hz.
Time Task (TT)		Time Task: Trigger an event using a Time Task.
User Click (UC)		User Click: Trigger an event if the corresponding button on the camera's web site is clicked. Click here to trigger a User Click.
Recording Begin (RB)		Recording Begin: Trigger an event if Recording starts.
Recording End (RE)		Recording End: Trigger an event if Recording ends.
Recording History (RH)		Recording History: Trigger an event if Recording saves a history image.
Recording Terminate (RT)		Recording Terminate: Trigger an event if the Terminate Recording function has stopped Recording.
Buttons (BT)		Buttons Enable: Trigger an event by pressing button(s) on the camera body. Announce network data (during runtime) will by disabled by activating this event.
		Button Combination: Select button(s) to trigger on.
Left Button (BL)		Enable left button: Trigger an event by pressing the camera's left button.
Right Button (BR)		Enable right button: Trigger an event by pressing the camera's right button. Announce network data (during runtime) will by disabled by activating this event.
IP Receive (RC)		IP Receive Enable: Event on receiving a message over the network.
		IP Receive Port: TCP port to listen on.
		IP Receive Compare: Message match mode.
		IP Receive Message: Defines a message to wait for. Leave empty to trigger on any message.
		Comment Text Forwarding: Enable forwarding of all incoming messages to JPEG Comment Text and Comment queue.
COM In (CI)		COM In Enable: Trigger an event when receiving a message from the serial interface. Set interface to Data > Terminal and Logger mode.
		COM In Compare: Message match mode.
		COM In Message: Defines a message to wait for. Leave empty to trigger on any incoming message.
Temperature (TP)		Temperature Enable: Trigger an event if the temperature is higher/lower than the temperature value set below.
		Temperature Sensor: Select the temperature sensor.
		Temperature Compare: Select the trigger condition.
		Temperature Level: Enter the temperature. Precision is one decimal digit.
		Temperature Unit: Select the temperature unit.
		Temperature Action: Start action(s): First: trigger only first time the condition is true. Every: trigger every time the condition is true.
Illumination (IL)		Illumination Enable: Trigger an event if the illumination is higher/lower than the illumination value set below.
		Illumination Source: Select the camera sensor for illumination.
		Illumination Compare: Select the trigger condition.
		Illumination Level: Enter the illumination in lux. Precision is one decimal digit.
		Illumination Action: Start action(s): First: trigger only first time the condition is true. Every: trigger every time the condition is true.
Illumination (IL2)		Illumination Enable: Trigger an event if the illumination is higher/lower than the illumination value set below.
		Illumination Source: Select the camera sensor for illumination.
		Illumination Compare: Select the trigger condition.
		Illumination Level: Enter the illumination in lux. Precision is one decimal digit.
		Illumination Action: Start action(s): First: trigger only first time the condition is true. Every: trigger every time the condition is true.
Random Event (RD)		Random Event Enable: Activate random events. Random event is evaluated on every live image.
		Events per Hour: Set random level in events per hour. Valid range from 0.0001 to 500.0000. Precision is up to four digits.