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The CAM_VMDA_DETECTOR object corresponds to the VMDA detection system object.
The CAM_VMDA_DETECTOR object sends events presented in the table. Procedure is started when the corresponding event appears.
Format of events procedure for the VMDA Detection object:
OnEvent("CAM_VMDA_DETECTOR ","_id_","_event_")
Event | Description | Parameter | Parameter description |
"ALARM" | Alarm | native_type<> | To enable this parameter, set the following registry keys: VMDA.determineNoise, VMDA.determineGivenTaken, VMDA.determineHumanCar (see Registry keys reference guide). Available values: -1 – unknown object (initial state); 0 – other; 1 – human or group of people (depending on the native_value<> parameter: if 1, human; if >1, group of people); 2 – car; 3 – noise; 4 – object carried into the area; 5 – object carried out of the area. |
| native_value<> | To enable this parameter, set the following registry keys: VMDA.determineNoise, VMDA.determineGivenTaken, VMDA.determineHumanCar (see Registry keys reference guide). People counter for the "human" type object. Allows determining quantity of people in the group. For other object types it is equal to -1. | ||
"ALARM_END" | End of alarm | ||
| "ARMED" | VMDA detection is armed | ||
| "DISARMED" | VMDA detection is disarmed |
Operator format to describe actions with the VMDA detection is:
DoReact("CAM_VMDA_DETECTOR","_id_","_command_");
List of commands and parameters for the CAM_VMDA_DETECTOR object is presented in the following table:
Command – command description | Parameters | Description |
"ARM" – arm detection | - | - |
"DISARM" – disarm detection | - | - |
Example of using events and reactions of the VMDA Detection object:
Arm the VMDA Detection 2 while performing macro 1:
OnEvent ("MACRO","1","RUN")
{
DoReact("CAM_VMDA_DETECTOR","2","ARM");
}
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