You c an ch an ge these four basic color characteristics:
Brightness: on a scale from 1 to 16
Contrast: 1 ~ 16
Hue: 1 ~ 16
Saturation: 1 ~ 16
Position the mouse over the required field and use the floating arrows at each end of the field
to increase/decrease the values. The live feed from the camera will let you see what these
adjustments would look like in real life.
To leave the camera view and go back to the previous Camera Setting window, right-click
anywhere in the screen. The new values will be displayed in the Color Setting field as
described above.
5.4.6 Motion Detection
This option allows you to set up motion detection sensitivity and also manually configure the
regions for motion detection.
Sensitivity of motion detection
There are four options related to the degree of motion detection sensitivity:
Highest Normal Low Disable
Configuring motion detection by region.
Sometimes you need to have some regions in your camera view with the enabled motion
detection feature, while other regions in the same view should be free of this functionality.
This may be handy when, for example, the camera covers the road and an adjoining territory.
While you would like to have the motion detection working on the area near the entrance to
the building, you most likely would not like to see it triggered every time a car or truck passes
on the nearby road.
In order to select the region(s) in the camera view where the motion detection feature should
be activated / disabled, press the [>>] button at the right end of the Motion Detection field to
bring up the full-screen image of the camera feed, with a superimposed grid. You can
select/unselect each cell by a single left-click of the mouse or select multiple-cell areas by
clicking on one cell and dragging the selection in the desired direction. You can select as m a n y
isolated areas as you wish.
Blue highlighted squares indicate areas where motion will be detected. Clear squares will
indicate areas where motion will NOT be detected.
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