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Management Client: System Administration
Note: You can only select one hardware configurable event at a time.
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Click OK. The selected event will be added to the Events tab's list of configured events.
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Click the Save button in the Management Client's toolbar:
Specifying Hardware Configurable Event Properties
For each hardware configurable event you have added, you are able to specify properties.
The number of properties you are able to specify depends on the camera in question. In order to
work as intended, some or all of the properties must be specified identically on the camera device
as well as on NetEVS.
Even though the following list is not exhaustive, you may often be able to specify the following
properties:
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Enabled: Determines whether use of the hardware configurable event is enabled. Select
True to enable; select False to disable.
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Include Images: Determines whether video should be sent from the camera to NetEVS
when the event occurs. Select True if video is required; select False if video is not
required.
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Motion Window: Many cameras capable of detecting motion can be configured with
different motion detection settings for different parts the camera's images. For example, if
a camera covers a 2-lane road, different motion detection settings may have been defined
for the right lane and left lane area of the camera's images. Such areas are generally
known as motion windows.
Provided one or more motion windows have been defined on the camera device, the
Motion Window setting lets you specify which motion window to use for the event. When
the camera detects motion within the specified motion window, the event will occur.
When specifying use of a motion window, make sure you type the name of the motion
window, exactly as it has been specified on the camera.
Note: You can only specify one motion window in the field. However, you are able to add
more than one instance of an event; see Using Several Instances in the following for
more information.
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Using Several Instances of a Hardware Configurable Event
You are able to add a hardware configurable event, for example Motion Started (HW), more than
once.
The reason for this is that you are able to specify different properties for each instance of the event
(see also Specifying Hardware Configurable Event Properties).
Example: The camera in question has been configured with 2 motion windows, called A1, and A2.
You have added 2 instances of the Motion Started (HW) event. In the properties of one instance,
you have specified use of motion window A1; in the properties of the other instance, you have
specified use of motion window A2.
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