

Verify that the camera is clearly facing the ground or floor of the area being monitored.Important: The camera should be mounted in such a way that a vehicle’s headlights do not shine directly into the camera, affecting exposure and IR settings. Video Analytics is designed to work with an angled-down perspective not horizontal, and not top-down. Note: This recommended angle should provide for an ideal field of view while avoiding clouds and trees. The camera should be positioned 8-16 feet above the ground, angled downward between 30°-60°.Position the camera so that targets can be fully seen inside the camera’s field of view and not farther than 25 feet away (15 feet at night). Step 1: Camera Setup Camera position Indoor/Outdoor Bullet Camera (ADC-VC736)įor information about these cameras and the requirements to use Video Analytics, contact your service provider.Indoor/Outdoor Turret Camera (ADC-VC836).The following video devices are compatible with Video Analytics: Video Analytics can spot what’s important, even if there’s a lot going on.

A child leaves the yard or someone drives off at night.A pet jumps up on the sofa or enters an off-limits flowerbed.Anyone loiters in a specific zone on your property.A vehicle pulls into the driveway or a person walks up the front steps.Receive email and text notifications whenever: You can also use advanced detection rules to draw virtual tripwires across your driveway and virtual fenced-in zones on your property. With Video Analytics, you’ll get enhanced notifications with thumbnail images showing people, vehicles, and animals. Advanced detection rules enhance perimeter security by alerting you when someone’s coming or going, or even loitering on your property. Video Analytics continuously scans your property and notifies you when a person, vehicle, or animal is detected.
