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Detection Indicator Colors

Motion is displayed in the Detection Indicator as a green color bar and will remain green if

the level of motion is below the set Sensitivity and within a defined Area Ratio. If motion

reaches the set Sensitivity and Area Ratio, the color bar changes to yellow and if the

detected motion remains at the yellow level for the defined duration, a red color bar is

displayed and an event is triggered. The behaviour of the Detection Indicator is described

as follows.

 Green color bar - The area of change that is less than the

specified Area Ratio, i.e., activity remains at the left of the Area

Ratio marker.

 Yellow color bar - The area of change that is equal to or

greater than the specified Area Ratio (activity peaks on or to the

right of the Area Ratio marker) but the required amount of motion

has not met the specified duration in order to trigger an event.

 Red color bar - The amount of change that meets the

defined detection conditions and motion is detected,

triggering an event, i.e., the required amount of motion

has been detected for the specified duration.

Configure Motion and Sensor Settings

Area Ratio marker.

You can set the amount of motion required before the red color bar is displayed, while

monitoring the image here.

Area Ratio slide bar.

The Motion Detection Options field also allows you to set the sensitivity for motion

detection within the Active Region. There are three controls, Sensitivity, Area Ratio and

Duration. Settings for these determine how great the variation of motion detection will be,

how large the changed area will be (a proportion of the detection area set) and how long

the variation will continue before it is recognized as motion and the event is triggered.

The adjustment for the Area Ratio is indicated in the Detection Indicator as shown below.

Configuring Recording Schedules

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Canon VK-16 User Manual Page 73