Canon VB150 appendix Motion Detection Setting Tool

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Motion Detection Setting Tool

Action Settings button

 

 

Clicking this button opens the "Actions when motion is detected" dialog box, allowing you

 

to specify the action performed when motion is detected.

 

Schedule settings

 

 

If the “Use scheduled motion detection” checkbox is selected, the schedule settings can

 

be specified here.

 

 

[Schedule selection box]

 

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Eight schedules (1-8) can be set and this box selects the schedule.

 

[Enable this schedule]

 

 

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Selecting this checkbox allows you to switch motion detection on

 

and

 

 

off for each schedule setting.

 

[Start]

Sets the schedule starting time.

 

[End]

Sets the schedule ending time.

 

Detection preset selection box

 

Select which of the preset positions set using the Preset Setting Tool (P.75) you want

 

to use to detect motions.

 

Sensitivity scroll bar

 

 

Sets the sensitivity for motion detection. The range of available sensitivity settings is 1 to

 

256 and the value is selected by dragging the button in the Sensitivity scroll bar. Selecting

 

 

 

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the “Low” radio button limits the available sensitivity range to 1 to 128, while selecting

 

“High” limits the available sensitivity range to 129 to 256.

 

 

 

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Detection indicator

 

 

 

 

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Shows the “Area Ratio” and the status of the variations in the image. This indicator

 

provides a guide for checking the motion detection settings.

 

Area Ratio scroll bar

 

 

Dragging the Area Ratio scroll bar sets the proportion of the preset motion detection area

 

(dotted frame) that is occupied by the area in which changes in the image are actually

 

 

 

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detected (red rectangle). The available settings are 0 to 100 percent.

 

Duration scroll bar

 

 

If the size of the area in which motion is detected exceeds the values set above, dragging

 

the button on the Duration scroll bar sets the time limit for which such motion must

 

continue before it is regarded as “detected motion”. The available settings are 0 to 5

 

seconds.

 

 

Display motion detection status of the server

 

Displays the results of motion detection of the server. This allows you to check whether

 

the settings are valid on the VB150.

 

Status bar

 

 

Upper-left level ..... Displays the "Frame Rate", "Receiving Size" and "Display Size".

 

Lower-left level ..... Displays the status of this tool and control privileges as well as the

 

functions of buttons.

 

Lower-right level ... Displays the elapsed time since this tool was started.

 

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Contents VB150 Trademark Notices IntroductionExclusion of Liability Copyright InformationChecking the Package Contents Contents 107 101103 104Introduction Viewer for PC SettingsUsing the Still Picture Recording Function Using the Motion Detection FunctionViewer Software How to Read This ManualThis document Picture Recording User’s Guide Guide to Creating Web Pages for Video DistributionImportant Operational Instructions Safe Use of EquipmentImportant Warnings FCC Notice Important Safety Instructions Safe Use of Equipment Page Cleaning the Equipment MaintenancePage Before Using the VB150 WebView Livescope built Compatible with wireless LANsPanorama picture creation function and various settings Camera position preset functionPlenty of expandability Easy setting and administrationView restriction function Built-in Web server and FTP serverVideo Distributor System OverviewViewer Software Supplied Viewer for Java Ver VB Administration Tools Ver .1 → P.59Operating Environment VBCollector Ver .1 → dPicture Recording User’s Guide P.13Compatible PC Cards Sold separately Viewer Software for Monitoring Use Sold separatelyCompatible Cameras Sold separately Compatible NetworksSystem Components and Their Operation PC card slot B Factory defaults reset switch100/10 BT Ethernet connector Camera control connector CC1, CC2Page Setting Up the VB150 Connecting the camera Setup WorkflowChecking operation Camera connection is now complete Connecting the cameraInitializing the VB150 Precautions for Turning the VB150 On and OffClick to select Initial settings are now complete Example of Viewer for Java Checking operationOperation checking is now complete We recommend that you create a panorama picture → P.65Detail Settings Settings Title Detail SettingsAccessing the Settings Title Parallel Settings TitleOthers System SettingsAdministration Account Settings Web page URLEthernet Network SettingsConnections Installation location and communications securityWireless LAN With the new IP address → P.34PPP Primarily CallPPPConnection Keeping Static Route ControlSettings for cameras 1 to Camera and Video SettingsCommon Settings View Restriction Example of 2 cameras cascade Connected to 1 camera control connectorConnected to 2 camera control connectors Example of 4 cameras cascadeControllable Range and Video Capture Range for Each Camera View Restriction SettingsTouching it, be sure to reboot the VB150. → P.57 Controllable Range and Video Capture RangeAbout View Restriction Web Pages for Video Distribution P.9 Preset SettingsCommon Setting Presets Up to 8 presets can be specified→dPicture Recording Users Guide P.13 Picture Recording and External Device I/O SettingsPicture Recording Common Settings Start up the Viewer for PC then check the Size valueDescription Values Specifying parameters in Picture Mail messagesControl based on motion detection Use the Motion Detection Setting Tool → P.80External Device Common Settings For picture recording and external devicePicture Recording Triggered by External Devices Picture Recording and Output by Method varies with the environment being usedBeen reached ExampleUsers can be registered Access Control SettingsAuthorized/Restricted Host Specification → P.52 Authorized User Account → P.52Listing Guidelines Example 1 To prohibit access from a hostAuthorized/Restricted Host List Descriptions Listing FormatPage Webview Livescope Settings Http Server Miscellaneous SettingsMail Log Flash memory card is inserted into the slot on the VB150Log.0... are created Slot A/B Administration Tools SettingsMiscellaneous On-board File System InformationVB Administration Tools Panorama Creation Tool → P.65 Overview of VB Administration ToolsVBAdmin Startup Panel → P.63 View Restriction Tool → P.70 Preset Setting Tool → P.75Motion Detection Setting Tool → P.80 Admin Viewer → P.92To Install Installing VB Administration ToolsBe installed → P.19 WebView Livescope Manager VB Administration Tools Ver.1.0WebView Livescope Helper Viewer Ver .1 or earlier WebView Livescope Camera ServerTo Start Up Starting Up VB Administration ToolsViewer and Admin Viewer can be started up at the same time With a panorama picture Panorama Creation ToolWithout a panorama picture Panorama shot, be sure to click this button Panorama Creation Tool Display ScreenVC-C4R panorama picture Capturing Panorama PicturesDisplay ranges of the panorama pictures are different VC-C4 panorama pictureTo Delete Updating/Deleting Panorama PicturesDisplaying Connection Information ReconnectingOpening/Saving Pictures View Restriction Tool View Restriction Tool Display Screen To save the settings to the VB150View Restriction Tool To Make Settings Setting View RestrictionsChanging Settings from the View Restriction Preview Frame Restriction on from the Privilege menu → P.94 Setting presets using the Preset Setting Tool Preset Setting ToolReflecting preset settings to the viewer Preset Setting Tool Display Screen Page Changing Settings from the Preset Preview Frame Setting PresetsConnected Motion Detection Setting Tool Motion Detection Setting Tool Display Screen Motion Detection Setting Tool Scheduled motion detection Specifying the Motion Detection Function SettingsContinuous motion detection Choose -Not Specified- in the Detection preset selection box Setting the detection location and areaSetting the sensitivity Setting the motion detection parametersSetting the Action Performed Setting the area ratioSetting the duration Motion detected peak display in this tool ErrorsDisplaying Motion Detection Status of the Server Motion detection status of the server display may not matchSaving Settings to the VB150 Setting the Frame RateTo Download Log ViewerDownloading Log Files To Set Selection Criteria Using selection criteria to display logsViewing the Log These log messages refer to the system’s Http server Application Log messages related to applications → P.23Recording Http Server Log messages related to the Http server → P.27About the special privileges of administrators Admin ViewerStarting Up Admin Viewer To Set External Device Input Operating External DevicesDisplaying and saving the external device input status To Set External Device Output To Enable or Disable View RestrictionsEnabling/Disabling View Restrictions Operating External Device OutputAdvanced Camera Control Operating a CameraClicking the screen to control the camera Controlling NU-700 Appendix Troubleshooting This file Wireless LAN card does not work and communication failsCannot control the camera Cannot record or search picturesWire connection of the camera control cable RS-232C SpecificationsExternal Device Output Terminals Out1, Out2 External Device I/O TerminalsExternal Device Input Terminals In1, In2 VB150 System ConfigurationViewer for Java Viewer for PCBe sure to assign a fixed IP address on the VB150 Sample Network ConfigurationsSample LAN Environment Configuration Sample Dialup Environment ConfigurationSample ISP Environment Configuration Sample LAN plus Dialup Environment ConfigurationSample Wireless LAN Environment Configuration Launch the vb150rfu.exe program on the enclosed CD-ROM Use the procedure below to perform the remote upgradeUpgrading the Firmware Remotely Obtain the new firmwareFactory default settings using the Restore button → P.109 Restoring the Factory Default SettingsInitializing settings other than system/network settings Initializing all settingsSetting Item Setting 1 y m d Item setting 2 y m d Factory Default Setting110 To use a Web browser as an FTP client Using a PC CardProcedure for Using Flash Memory Cards Insert the flash memory card Into the VB150Connection information Index113 114 Imprimé AU Japon