Setting up objects to be detected (target objects)

You can set parameters describing target objects' geometry and/or behaviour for each type of Scene Analytics tool.

To configure settings for target objects, you must:

1. Select an appropriate Scene Analytics tool.
   
2. Set the maximum and minimum height of the target object as a percentage of the FoV height (1, 4).

3. Set the maximum and minimum speed of the target object as a percentage of the frame per second (2, 5).

   Attention!

   For better visual understanding of speed settings, proceed to setting values for searches in Archive (see Configuring minimum and maximum object speed).

   Note

   In Abandoned Object detection, these parameters are not used.

4. Set the maximum and minimum width of the target object as a percentage of the FoV width (3, 6).
5. Set a color (or color range) for the target object:
   1. Select the relevant detection tool object and click  in the Object Color field.  The Object Color dialog opens.
      

   2. You can set the color range with Drag&Drop  on the RGB / black-and-white color palette.
      
      
      Any click on the palette is interpreted as the beginning of a new range; the previous range will disappear.

      Attention!

      The Axxon Next's inner logic treats all objects as monochrome. The object color is averaged within the object's contour.

      All objects of specified colors will be detected.

      Attention!

      If no colors are set, the detection tool triggers on objects of any color.

      Note

      To cancel a selected color, click on any palette, save changes, and click Apply.

6. Select the type of the target object that should trigger the detector (8).

   Attention!

   2 or more human objects moving along each other are treated by the system as a Group. If you select this type of object for tracking, single human motion, even if detected, will not cause alarms.

   If you select the Human type, group motion will not cause alarms.

7. Click the Apply button.

The setting procedure for target objects is now complete.