For each type of situation analysis detection tool you must set a virtual element of one of two types:
Attention! If no visual element is set, the detection tool will not work.
The type of visual element is determined by the detection type. Only the Line crossing detection requires you to set a Line element. Other situation analysis detection tools require you to set an Area element for each detection tool.
The Line visual element sets a virtual line in the field of view of a video camera; when something crosses this line, it triggers the Line Crossing detection tool.
To set a line, you must perform the following steps:
Note: When the line is being constructed, the end points are connected by a two-color dotted line. The direction of the object's motion across the line is indicated by dotted arrows (2).
Action | Result |
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Left-click in the viewing tile | Creates a line end point |
Position the cursor on an end point and, holding down the left mouse button, move the mouse | Moves the line end point |
Click the button | Deletes the line |
Attention! At least one direction must be selected for detection.
Note: An unmonitored direction of object motion is indicated by a dimmed arrow.
The line is now set.
The Area visual element sets an area of a video camera's field of view, in which the situation is analyzed by a detection tool of the selected type.
To set an area, you must perform the following steps:
Note: When the area is being constructed, the nodes are connected by a two-color dotted line which outlines the area's borders.
Action | Result |
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Left-click in the viewing tile | Creates a new area node |
Right-click on a created node | Deletes the area node |
Position the cursor on a node and hold down the left mouse button while you move the mouse | Moves the area node |
Click the button | Deletes the area |
The area is now set.