JVC VR-509E Using the Motion Detection Function, Motion Detection with Pre-Determined Sensitivity

Recording Camera Images

Using the Motion Detection Function

There are two methods of performing motion detection: 1) with a pre-determined set of parameters, and 2) by freely setting detection sensitivity. It is also possible to set the area for which detection is to be carried out on the screen.

*Motion detection is not possible when operations are being carried out on the menu.

Motion Detection with Pre-Determined Sensitivity

Select either [STANDARD] or the scene name as the [MOTION DETECTION] setting on the [OPERATION SET] screen to perform motion detection with a pre-determined set of parameters. The parameters for the scene name are shown in the table below.

Table #1: Parameters for Each Scene

		Detailed Settings
Scene
	Dynamic			Target
	Sensitivity		Stop Level
				Area Level
	Level
Normal	8		2	2
User	[1 to 10]		[1 to 3]	[1 to 10]
	8: default*		2: default*	2: default*
Entrance High	9		1	1
Entrance Low	8		3	2
Passage High	9		1	1
Passage Low	8		3	2
Register High	9		1	1
Register Low	8		3	2
ATM High	8		1	1
ATM Low	7		3	3
Lobby High	10		1	1
Lobby Low	9		3	2
Aisles High	10		1	1
Aisles Low	9		3	3
Car Park High	10		1	1
Car Park Low	9		3	3
Low Lighting	10		1	1
High
Low Lighting	10		3	2
Low
Elevator	9		2	1
Counter	7		2	2

*Default: The value set when the unit is shipped from the factory.

This can be selected from [DYNAMIC SENSITIVITY LEVEL], [STOP LEVEL] and [TARGET AREA LEVEL] on the [ALARM REC] setup screen (Page 34).

Dynamic Sensitivity Level:

The level value for detection. The higher the value, the higher the sensitivity (1 to 10).

Stop Level:

The offset value for the level of operation sensitivity. The larger the value, the more difficult to discontinue alarm detection (1 to 3).

Target Area Level:

The value for the size of the subject to be detected. The higher the value, the more difficult it is to detect small motions (1 to 10).

The relationship between the target area level and the detection area count is shown in the table below.

Table #2: Target Area Level and Detection Area Count

Target Area Level	1	2	3	4	5
Detection Area Count	1	2	4	6	8
Target Area Level	6	7	8	9	10
Detection Area Count	10	15	20	25	30

MEMO

•The Target Area Level is the setting for determining movement in areas more than the number of detection areas count in Table #2.

•The setting for the Target Area Level cannot exceed the parameter setting for [MOTION DETECT AREA SET] on page 37. Select the relevant Target Area Level for the number of detection areas in Table #2.

•The number of alarms will increase when motion detection has been set to be carried out frequently. Note that this may result in alarm searches requiring additional time during playback.

•There are cases where motion detection will be mistakenly triggered owing to flickering fluorescent lights when the camera is connected. In this event, set the camera settings to flickerless.

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