NVR/Intelligent Motion Detection (IMD) Setup on NVR

Intelligent Motion Detection (IMD) Setup on NVR

Description

This tutorial will go over how to setup motion detection and iMD on NVR.

Prerequisites

• The computer is able to access the NVR's web GUI.

Step by Step Instructions

1. After logging into the NVR, access motion detection by selecting Camera > Basic Event > Motion Detection.

2. Each setting is explained below:

Channel	Displays a dropdown list when clicking the down arrow, showing the current camera channel.
Enable	Turns motion detection on or off.
Region	Clicking “Settings” next to “Region” enlarges the image and allows grid editing, similar to the camera’s section.
iMD	Enables target filtering for detecting only humans or motor vehicles.
Sensitivity	Adjusts how frequently motion detection is triggered.
Picture	Saves images when motion detection occurs and can attach snapshots to emails when used with the “Send Email” feature.
Arming Period	Defines schedules for motion detection activation based on specific dates and times.
Recording Channel	Saves footage to the NVR. By default, each channel records to its designated channel. For example, if working on channel 1, the recording channel should also be set to channel 1.
Local Audio	Uses an audio file stored on the NVR, if applicable, to play sound when motion detection is triggered.
Recording Delay	Also known as post-recording, this setting determines how long recording continues after motion detection ends.
Event Interval	Defines the required time gap before motion detection can trigger again, also referred to as anti-dither.
Pop-up Alert	Displays an alert on a monitor connected to the NVR via HDMI.
Beep	Produces an audible beep from the NVR when motion detection is triggered.
Send Email	Uses the NVR as an SMTP server to send email notifications upon motion detection.
IP Speaker	If an IP speaker is connected to the NVR, it can be used to play messages when motion detection is triggered.
Remote Voice	Plays pre-recorded audio files upon motion detection, similar to the audio linkage feature in the camera’s web GUI.

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