PTZ motion detecting while panning
PTZ motion detecting while panning
Maybe a stupid question, about to get a ptz camera, wondering if when it is on auto pan if Blue iris can distinguish movement aside from the panning of the camera?
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Thixotropic
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Re: PTZ motion detecting while panning
EDIT: I stand corrected; please see MikeBwca's answer below.
*As far as I'm aware, no, but someone else here may have more information on this than I do.*
*As far as I'm aware, no, but someone else here may have more information on this than I do.*
Last edited by Thixotropic on Fri Jul 24, 2020 12:17 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: PTZ motion detecting while panning
Yes, there are two options for suspending motion detection on PTZ movement.
In the cameras settings 'PTZ/Control' tab...
- Check the 'Suspend motion detection' box. This is the default.
- 'Max travel time/motion delay'. Set this to the max time it takes to move the camera to the PTZ preset. For example, if it takes 5 seconds to move from preset 1 to preset 2, set this to a few seconds greater, like 7. Or, just leave it at the default of 10.
In the cameras settings 'PTZ/Control' tab...
- Check the 'Suspend motion detection' box. This is the default.
- 'Max travel time/motion delay'. Set this to the max time it takes to move the camera to the PTZ preset. For example, if it takes 5 seconds to move from preset 1 to preset 2, set this to a few seconds greater, like 7. Or, just leave it at the default of 10.