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2. Select ActionSelect trigger and action from Motion Detection Settings - Modify page--> Confi guration/Motion Detection/Edit Motion Detection and ActionSettings/Actions.Select the source which can trigger an eventSelect the action for an eventSelect the target of the eventAction page showing sources and targets available for the eventmanagment system.SourceMDCC INPUTCC OUTPUTDescriptionMotion detection sensor triggers the eventContact closure input state (open/close) triggers the eventContact closure output state (open/close) triggers the event. Note that CCoutputs state can be controlled by the remote management systems suchas VMX or SNMPThe Source options.TargetMPEG-4JPEGMJPEGCC OUTPUTDescriptionThe MPEG-4 video channel event activates when source action is triggered.See table “The Filtering items and their descriptions”The JPEG channel event activates when source action is triggered.This requires JPEG channels to be configuredThe MJPEG video channel event activates when source action istriggered. See table “The Filtering items and their descriptions”The state of contact closure output changes (open/close) when sourceaction is triggered. This requires CC outputs to be confi guredThe Target items and their descriptions.TargetLevelsensitivetriggered highDraw levelto imageLevelsensitivetrigger low(For CC inputsuse only)DescriptionWhen selected, Event Management System will add motion detection intothe RTP packet. Link MD or CC source to the targets (MPEG4, MJPEG orCC output)A bar appears in the left up corner of the video showing motion amount.This is called motion detection bar. Note! The motion detection info is notinserted in the RTP packet when this option is selectedWhen selected, Event Management System links CC inputs in reversepolarity to the targets (MPEG4, MJPEG or CC outputs). For example, whenCC input is open, the filtering is disabled (sending all frames) and when CCis closed, fi ltering is enabled (sending I frame only). Note! The motiondetection is not inserted in the RTP packet when this option is selectedAction linking items and their descriptions.66 MPX series video encoders user manual
Sample scenariosThe following scenarios are examples of how the event management systemcan control video streams. When changing the settings, remember click OKbutton to confi rm settings.Switching I-frames only to full frames stream by motiondetection sensorIn this case Encoder streams I-frames only in normal mode. When motion isdetected in video channel 1, encoder starts streaming full frame video.Select “2: Normal: I-Frames / Triggered: All” option1. Click “Connection” menu under the Confi guration/Video/Edit VideoEncoding Settings page and select “2: Normal: I frames / Triggered:All” option from the Filtering (Normal/Triggered) pull-down menu.Select “1: Level sensitive trigger high” option2. Select the MD1 for the input where camera is connected from “Actions”menu under the Confi guration/Motion Detection/Edit Motion Detectionpage and select “1: Level sensitive trigger high” option from the Actionpull-down menu.Switching I-frames only to full frames stream by contactclosure input sensorIn this case encoder streams I-frames only in normal mode. When CCinput 1 is closed, encoder starts streaming full frame video.Select “2: Normal: I-Frames / Triggered: All” option1. Click “Connection” menu under the Confi guration/Video/Edit VideoEncoding Settings page and select “2: Normal: I frames / Triggered: All”option from the Filtering (Normal/Triggered) pull-down menu.Select “CC INPUT 1” optionSelect “1: Level sensitive trigger high” optionNote! CC polarity can set to reversed by changing Actionsetting to “5:Level sensitive trigger low”. See table“Action linking items and their descriptions”.2. Select the MD1 for the input where camera is connected from “Actions”menu under the Confi guration/Motion Detection/Edit Motion Detectionpage and select “1: Level sensitive trigger high” option from the Actionpull-down menu.MPX series video encoders user manual 67
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