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Any changes in the defined area will trigger an alarm response through email or in a telephone message. 30 - ELMO USER MANUAL 2003G liXWitlull CwtM BftjUntf! Wgo CortT«H m o nnrnr~o~rnmro~m [Cdft DHait CortnolOl* | Zl 1 Sin'J fc'-4' r A urftf [HJ Ol/ r r hcfcpQUnd Flt'icsh Tire If i...... , . . , 1aJUs Detecliofi 5ut 11* i...... ■—■-■ mop 1 1 ■ h 1 1i. 11) )...... - O.fl? F1» 1 J Uir j‘ ori cl "Sond Wm 1 sec }...... - 99 «c a | Figure 25. Intelli-guard Individual Camera Adjustment: Adjusts the video brightness, hue, and contrast for each camera. Background Refresh Time: If Intelliguard detects no changes in the monitored area, it will update the area picture after every reload time period. This will decrease the cumulative image difference caused by time. By default, this value is set to 20 seconds. It can be adjusted from 1s to 1800s. If you don't want it updated, check Never update background . Detection Size: This parameter determines the size in pixels of the object that may cause the alarm to be set off. Decrease the detection size to make the Intelliguard detect only small size objects. Increase the detection size to detect only larger size objects and omit the smaller ones. Detection Sensitivity: Sets percentage of pixel change required to trigger detection. Sound Wave File: Audio file to play when motion has been detected by Intelli-Guard. Duration of Sound Wave: Length the sound file plays for. Count: Shows you a tally of detected motions Email Overview You can send an alert via email when a sensor is triggered, or when a video signal has been lost. You can also send the status of the server by sending a screen shot from a specified camera. Sending Alert Via Email (Sensors Triggered) 31 Figure 26. Email Email Transmission Delay: This sets the delay time before the transmission is started after a sensor has been triggered. Threshold: This value sets the number of lines to be included in the emails sent per day. SMTP Server: Depending on your location, each Internet provider has specific SMTP information. IP: The IP Address of the SMTP server. Example: smtp.bellnexxia.net Port: Usually you do not have to change this. This is a default port for most SMTP servers. For more information on Port defaults, please contact your email account manager. Logon Method: "None" is a default method; otherwise, please contact your email account manager. User name and password:Some Internet providers require user names and passwords to send out emails, if this is the case, please enter accordingly. Sending Alert Via Email (Sensors Triggered) To send an alert via Email when sensors are triggered, follow these steps: 1. Click Enable Email to activate the email function. 2. Select Sensors. Sensors must be preset in the Hardware Setup prior to activation. 3. Click Video Loss to enable email transmission when video signal is lost. 4. Enter a valid Email Address. Optionally, you can enter multiple email addresses separated by commas. 32 - ELMO USER MANUAL 2003G 5. Enter the Email Transmission Delay time in seconds. 6. Enter the Sender's Name . 7. Enter the Sender's Email Address. 8. Complete the SMTP Server information. Sending the Server Status via Email To send the status of the server via email, follow these steps: 1. Complete the above eight steps. 2. Click Send Email in the Server Status section. 3. Select the cameras you need to receive screen shots from Include Image Of. 4. Enter the number of times per day to send the email in Send Email Every. 5. Optionally enter an Email Title to describe the image. Related Topics: Intelliguard Setup | Communication Setup Virtual Ruler Overview This feature allows you to measure a person's height once they are in the camera's view. During playback, you can estimate their height by comparing them to the virtual ruler. Setting up Virtual Ruler 33 Figure 27. Virtual Ruler Setting up Virtual Ruler To set up the Virtual Ruler for a camera, follow these steps: 1. Select the camera in which you want to insert the ruler. 2. Select the color (black or white) of the ruler that you want. If the background is white, the ruler is better seen in black. 3. Enter the Start Point (area you want the ruler to begin). 4. Enter the End Point (area you want the ruler to end). 5. Enter the Division (measurement that is divided equally between your Start Point and your End Point). 6. In the Unit section, select the unit of measurement you wish to use. For example, feet, inches, meters, etc. Using Virtual Ruler Using the Virtual Ruler To use the Virtual Ruler, follow these steps: 1. Physically measure the height that is required for your camera. 2. Draw a mark on that area. 3. Using your mouse, move the cursor to the picture. 4. Hold down your left mouse button, and drag it in a straight line. Importing and Exporting Setup Information Overview All the setup information you create can be exported to a file to be used in t...

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