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AXIS M3045-V Network Camera
AXIS Video Motion Detection
To highlight the exclude areas, click on the icon.
Visual Conrmation
Visual conrmation is used to validate that the settings are correct, that is, that all objects that should be detected are detected.
Visual conrmation is used to validate that the settings are correct, that is, that all objects that should be tracked are tracked.
Note
To use visual conrmation, Internet Explorer and AXIS Media Control (AMC) must be used.
When visual conrmation is enabled, all moving objects found by the application will be encircled and followed by polygons. A red
polygon indicates that the object is found and is detected as a moving object. A green polygon indicates that the object is found but
is ignored because it is not in the include area or because of one of the ignore lters.
When visual conrmation is enabled, all moving objects found by the application will be encircled and followed by polygons. A red
polygon indicates that the object is found and that tracking has started. A green polygon indicates that the object is found but is
ignored because it is not in the include area or because of one of the ignore lters.
The yellow rectangle shows how the view area follows moving objects and how the view area zoom level is adapted to include all
moving objects.
To enable visual conrmation:
1. Select the Enable visual conrmation option.
2. Click Save.
Note
• Visual conrmation is disabled after 15 minutes.
• After modifying a setting, click Save to apply the change. The video stream will be restarted and it may take a few seconds
before the change is applied.
• Enabling visual conrmation may introduce video latency.
Ignore Filters
If AXIS Video Motion Detection 3 detects too many unwanted objects, start by modifying the include and exclude areas. If still too
many objects are detected, use one or more of the ignore lters.
If AXIS Digital Autotracking tracks too many unwanted objects, start by modifying the include and exclude areas. If still too
many objects are tracked, use one or more of the ignore lters.
Supported ignore lters:
• Swaying objects — Used to ignore objects that only move a short distance
• Short-lived objects — Used to ignore objects that only appear in the image for a short period of time
• Small objects — Used to ignore small objects
Ignore lters are applied to all moving objects found by the application and should be congured with care to ensure that no
important objects are ignored.
Only use ignore lters if needed and use as few lters as possible. Enable and congure one lter at a time and use visual conrmation
to verify the settings before enabling another lter. When conguring a lter, start with a small lter size, click Save and use visual
conrmation to verify the settings. If required, increase the lter size in small steps until the number of unwanted objects is reduced.
Swaying Object Ignore Filter
The swaying object lter is used to avoid detecting objects that only move a short distance, for example moving trees, ags and their
shadows. Use the lter if such objects cause a lot of false detections. If the swaying objects in the scene are large, for example large
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