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DEEP LEARNING PLUS USER MANUAL
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4. Configure the Occupancy Detection parameters as desired:
a. Video Source: Select a desired channel for Occupancy Detection.
b. Name: Enter a custom Occupancy Detection Trigger preset name.
c. Target Object: Select an object type for detection (person/bike/car).
At least one target object must be selected.
d. Trigger Method: Select the method for triggering Occupancy Detection.
i. Limits: Occupancy Detection triggers whenever object count is +/- the limits of
objects specified as ‘normal’ (e.g., if objects below 1 or above 3).
ii. Every N Objects: Occupancy Detection triggers for every multiple of a set number
of objects detected (e.g., every 2 objects triggers at 2, 4, 6, etc. objects detected).
e. Fewer Than: Set minimum normal count
(i.e., triggers if fewer objects detected inside area than this threshold).
f. More Than: Set maximum normal count
(i.e., triggers if more objects detected inside area than this threshold).
g. Count N: Set the number multiple of objects to trigger.
h. Advanced Setup: If selected, additional configuration options will appear.
i. Num Objects Label: Enter a custom label for the on-screen Occupancy Detection counter
widget. Note: this label only displays on DL PLUS live video (web/HDMI display output).
j. Fewer Than Label: Enter a custom label for the on-screen minimum threshold level
title. Note: this label only displays on DL PLUS live video (web/HDMI display output).
k. More Than Label: Enter a custom label for the on-screen maximum threshold level
title. Note: this label only displays on DL PLUS live video (web/HDMI display output).
l. Trigger N Count Label: Enter a custom label for the on-screen Trigger Count level
title. Note: this label only displays on DL PLUS live video (web/HDMI display output).
m. Count Reset: Select a time for resetting the Occupancy Detection counter, or
manually reset the counter.
n. Ignore Static Object: If turned on, this can help reduce incidence of false alarms by
only triggering when a moving object is detected. Events can still occur if a static
object suddenly begins moving.
5. If desired, import an existing detection rule zone. Or, create a new zone by clicking
and dragging the corners of the yellow box. Clicking within the lines allows for multiple
manipulation points to be created to fit any polygonal area.
6. Click and drag the red widget that will display the Occupancy Detection trigger count.
7. When all parameters are configured, click <APPLY> to save the settings.