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Activity: Description Advanced Options Object loitering Objects crossing beam Object appears or enters area Object not present in area Objects enter area objects falls below the defined value. The event is triggered when the selected object type stays within the region of interest for an extended amount of time. The event is reset when the object leaves the region of interest. The event is triggered when the specified Number of Objects: have crossed the directional beam that has is configured over the camera's field of view. The beam can be unidirectional or bidirectional. If the number of objects is exceeded, a new event is not triggered until the event timesout. The event is triggered by each object that enters the region of interest. This event can be used to count objects. The event is triggered when no objects are present in the region of interest. The event is triggered when the specified Number of Objects: have entered the region of interest. • Timeout: enter the maximum duration of the event. After this time, if the event is still active, a new event is triggered in the system. • Timeout: enter the maximum duration of the event. After this time, if the event is still active, a new event is triggered in the system. • Number of Objects: enter the maximum number of objects that can be in the region of interest before the event is triggered. The default number is 1. • Timeout: enter the maximum duration of the event. After this time, if the event is still active, a new event is triggered in the system. • Timeout: enter the maximum duration of the event. After this time, if the event is still active, a new event is triggered in the system. • Timeout: enter the maximum duration of the event. After this time, if the event is still active, a new event is triggered in the system. • Number of Objects: enter the maximum number of objects that can be in the region of interest before the event is triggered. The default number is 1. • Timeout: enter the maximum duration of the event. After this time, if Video Analytics Event Descriptions 132
Activity: Description Advanced Options Objects leave area Object stops in area Direction violated The event is triggered when the specified Number of Objects: have left the region of interest. The event is triggered when an object in a region of interest stops moving for the specified Threshold Time:. The event is triggered when an object moves in the prohibited direction of travel. the event is still active, a new event is triggered in the system. • Number of Objects: enter the maximum number of objects that can be in the region of interest before the event is triggered. The default number is 1. • Timeout: enter the maximum duration of the event. After this time, if the event is still active, a new event is triggered in the system. • Timeout: enter the maximum duration of the event. After this time, if the event is still active, a new event is triggered in the system. • Timeout: enter the maximum duration of the event. After this time, if the event is still active, a new event is triggered in the system. • Prohibited Direction: move the arrow in the circle to define the direction that objects should not be traveling. Rule Event and Action Descriptions The following tables describe the trigger events and actions that are available when you set up a rule. For more information about setting up a rule, see Adding a Rule on page 38. Rule Events Rule events are the events that trigger a rule. Server Events Rule Events Server application starting up Description The server software starts up. Rule Event and Action Descriptions 133
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Avigilon Control Center Enterprise
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Table of Contents What is the Avigi
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Rules 38 Adding a Rule 38 Editing a
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Configuring an Avigilon USB Profess
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Search 110 Performing an Event Sear
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What is the Avigilon Control Center
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Getting Started Once the Avigilon C
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Changing the Administrator Password
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Area Description The New Task butto
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Figure 2: The Setup tab In the Setu
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1. Open the Find Site dialog box.
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Feature Description Server Name —
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order. • To delete a sub-site fol
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Digital Inputs and Outputs Use the
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