Quick Installation Guide

427-0102-00-28 Triton FH-Series QIG Rev 110
November 2021
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h. Click Display Target.
A box simulating a 1.8m (5"
11') person appears in the live
video. Make sure the height of
the box corresponds to the
size of the person standing in
the camera's field of view.
If it does not, on the
Georeference page, verify the
camera's installation height, tilt
angle, and roll angle. On the
Boresight page, make sure the
visible and thermal video
vertical fields of view are
properly aligned.
i. On the Thermal tab, make
sure analytics are enabled,
and repeat the previous two
steps.
To create an analytics region:
a. Under Add Region, click the
appropriate icon.
b. Specify each point of the
region by clicking and releasing on the live video image. Do not click and drag.
Also, do not draw one region line or border over another. For tripwires, the
maximum number of points is 16.
To finish creating the
region, double-click the last
point. To cancel creating a
region, press Esc.
c. For tripwires and detection
areas, you can specify
direction, human or vehicle
classification, or loitering
time.
Direction
Classification
Loitering
time
Tripwire
•
•
Intrusion
•
Loitering
•
•
Masking
N/A
d. After drawing at least two tripwires or detection areas for either the visible or
the thermal video images, you can establish dependency between them.
e. When you have finished configuring the regions, click Save.
Tips
· Remember to create analytics regions for the visible video image
and for the thermal video images, if desired.
· By default, alarm rules triggered by the camera's video analytics are
defined and disabled. Enable or modify these alarms, or define
additional alarms, on the Alarm page in System Settings.
· For more information about the camera's video analytics and
alarms, see the camera's installation and user guide.