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8. Also by default, detection that motion is present triggers a Motion on event, while
detection that motion has stopped triggers a Motion off event. These triggered events
may be changed to either No event or any user-defined event through the Motion on
event and Motion off event drop-down menus. In most cases, changing the default motion
events is not recommended.
9. Enter a Motion on threshold and Motion off threshold (as a percentage of blocks in
the detection zone). The latter value must be lower than the former.
10. Click Apply changes.
11. If more than one detection zone has been created for the configuration, repeat steps 710 until the parameters for all zones have been specified.
12. To configurations motion detection for an additional coverage (with the same camera),
repeat steps 2-11.
13. To configure motion detection for an additional camera, repeat steps 1-12.
Creating Detection Zones
1. Click the Show video button. The Motion detection window should appear. The green
and red squares represent blocks in which there is motion. The blocks are indicated in
green when the total motion in the frame is below the Motion on threshold, and in red
when it is above.
Figure 4-14 – The Motion Detection Window
2. Click the pencil button at the top of the window to enter editing mode. Use the buttons
on the left to define your motion zone.
o Use the top three buttons to draw (and erase) your detection zone.
o The middle set of buttons allows for filling, clearing and inverting the detection
zones. This is useful when motion in all but a small part is meaningful.
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