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H: Motion Track
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Sensitivity Settings
Use the Sensitivity tab to adjust the sensitivity of the DVMD module and set several target
selection attributes.
Contrast—The range of colors in each of the cells. Increasing the contrast raises the
dynamic threshold, makes DVMD less sensitive to nuisance alarms and lowers the
probability of detection.
Noise video sources, such as light-intensified cameras and infrared cameras, can have
high variability. Video from outdoor cameras contains more variance than that from
indoor scenes, because of variations in lighting. In noisier environments, the local
contrast should be as high as possible while still detecting low-contrast targets.
Filter Rates—Default value provided by the supplier.
Target Selection—To set various alarm values:
Alarm Duration—The number of seconds an alarm remains on after DVMD has
identified a target and initiated an alarm as a result. The range of values is 0–300
seconds.
Minimum Age—The number of video frames that a target must be tracked before
DVMD generates an alarm. The higher the number, the longer a target must be
tracked before causing an alarm. The longer a target is tracked, the more certain
the system is that the alarm is valid; however, this will program a delay or lag in
the reaction time of the DVMD module.
The range of values is 0–300 frames. The default setting of 30 requires targets to
be tracked continuously for one second with NTSC cameras (the default for PAL
cameras is 25).
Minimum Move—The number of cells through which a target must move before it
generates an alarm. The range of values is 0–30 cells. To eliminate alarms on
stationary objects that have some changes (such as a flashing neon sign), make
sure this setting is greater than 0. A setting of 0 increases the system’s ability to
detect slow-moving or intermittent targets.
- Nextiva S1100w 1
- User Guide 3
- Verint Video Solutions iii 5
- Contents 7
- Verint Video Solutions vii 9
- Verint Video Solutions ix 11
- Who Should Read this Guide 12
- How to Use this Guide 12
- Related Nextiva Products 13
- About Us 13
- Warranty 14
- Verint Video Solutions xiii 15
- Overview 17
- About the S1100w 18
- Shipment 19
- Casing Description 20
- System and RF Planning 21
- Frequency Bands and Channels 22
- Wireless Cells 23
- System Planning 23
- Compatibility Issues 24
- S3100 3 S3100 2 25
- S1100w 2 25
- S1100w 1 25
- Colocated Cells 26
- Distance Limitations 27
- 5 GHz Band in Europe 28
- S3100 S3100 29
- RF Planning 30
- Antenna Requirements 31
- Interference 32
- RF Exposure Considerations 32
- Configuring and 33
- Installing the Device 33
- Serial Port 34
- Computer Requirements 35
- Setting Parameters 35
- Point-to-Point Connection 36
- Verint Video Solutions 21 37
- Installing the Transmitter 38
- Installing an Antenna 38
- RS-422/485 39
- Configuring the I/Os 41
- Updating the Firmware 43
- Performing a Hardware Reset 43
- Red/Blue Display 44
- Quality of Service 44
- Status LED 44
- Verint Video Solutions 29 45
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- Setting Parameters with 47
- Getting Started 48
- Access Management 50
- User Accounts 51
- Security 51
- Network 52
- Wireless Communication 53
- Advanced Parameters 54
- Key Entry Format 55
- Tx Power Scale 55
- Sensitivity Threshold 55
- Minimum Margin 55
- Indoor/Outdoor RF Regulation 55
- System Status 56
- Advanced 56
- Load Default Configuration 57
- Reboot System 57
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- Factory Default 59
- Configuration 59
- Cable Connections 61
- B: Cable Connections 62
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- Here is its pinout: 64
- DHCP Support and 65
- C: DHCP Support and APIPA 66
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- DTE and DCE 67
- Connections 67
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- CLI with Telnet 71
- E: CLI with Telnet 72
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- Verint Video Solutions 57 73
- 58 Verint Video Solutions 74
- Surge Protection 75
- F: Surge Protection 76
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- Channels 77
- Separation Between 77
- Devices Using Adjacent 77
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- 13 feet (4m): 81
- 13 feet (4m) 81
- 3.3 feet (1m) each 81
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- Motion Track 83
- Motion Detection Processing 84
- Physical Connections 84
- Establishing a Connection 85
- H: Motion Track 86
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- Configuring the DVMD Module 87
- Status Information 88
- Files Settings 89
- Display Settings 90
- Verint Video Solutions 75 91
- Sensitivity Settings 92
- Target Settings 93
- Target Size 94
- Technical Specifications 95
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- Verint Video Solutions 83 99
- Glossary 100
- 84 Verint Video Solutions 100
- Verint Video Solutions 85 101
- Nextiva S1100w User Guide 101
- 86 Verint Video Solutions 102
- Numerics 103
- Compliance 107
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- Declaration of Conformity 109
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