SPRO CCTV- Exploring Tripwire and Intrusion Detection

Discover the enduring power of Intrusion Areas and Tripwires, two of the most prevalent features in modern CCTV systems. These features enable the tailoring of a system to its specific environment, ensuring optimal customization. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the intricacies of setting up Intrusion Areas and Tripwires for precise functionality. Learn how to trigger notifications and alarms for heightened security awareness.
Furthermore, we differentiate between these intelligent features and provide insights into their ideal applications. Uncover the diverse scenarios in which Intrusion Areas and Tripwires can be maximally effective, enhancing your surveillance strategies. Join us for an in-depth analysis that empowers you to make the most of these essential features in your security setup.
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0:00 Intro
0:12 Introduction
1:02 Examples
2:01 Suitable Applications
3:18 Intrusion Set up
4:45 Tripwire Set up
5:22 Notification Set up
5:53 In summary
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[@andreahind4179]

Hi what version system do you need to have AI, as on my mine there is only smart detection

[@SPROCCTV]

Hi Andrea, all current SPRO recorders, come with the capability to set up a tripwire and define intrusion areas. This means that the instruction in this video should be applicable and work for your system. However, if you're encountering any issues or difficulties in implementing these features, we kindly ask you to send the details of your recorder (including the model number and any other relevant information) to our support team at [e-mail]. They will be more than happy to assist you in resolving any problems you may be experiencing.

[@user-eb5tr6gv9t]

Hai Team,
At 4:23 to 4:25 Min, Intrusion did not detected but looks like he is inside area, at 4:26 it detected, How can we know that he entered into the intrusion area.

[@SPROCCTV]

Thank you for your observation and for bringing this to our attention. In this demonstration, we've created a relatively demanding scenario in which the system was expected to detect an individual within the intrusion area (without breaking the perimeter), emerging from behind an object, wearing dark clothing, and at a considerable distance.
Despite these challenges, the system successfully identified the presence of a person within just a couple of seconds. However, you are correct in pointing out that between the timestamps 4:23 and 4:25, the intrusion detection system had not yet registered the target's presence. We'd anticipate faster detection times in more conventional applications and at shorter distances, as evidenced by the system's prompt detection of the target later in the video when they emerge from behind a vehicle. Our technology has also advanced considerably since this video was made, further reducing the likelihood of any detection delays.
In response to your question "How can we know that he entered into the intrusion area?", I'd direct you to this video: ua-cam.com/video/5grK9vbrf00/v-deo.html which will detail how to get notifications set up on your phone. We trust that this explanation addresses your concerns and offers greater clarity. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to get in touch.

[@cater4anytink45]

Would of thought this system would be able to realise a cat is not an unauthorized person

[@SPROCCTV]

Although false positives (such as an animal being detected) are rare, they can still happen. You can help rectify the problem, by using the ‘Target Size Filter’ feature. With this feature, you tell the system what a target’s minimum and maximum size is likely to be. Consequently, cats and other small animals would no longer be detected since they would be smaller than the minimum Target Size you’ve defined. I hope this helps.

[@cater4anytink45]

@@SPROCCTV thankyou for this reply I never knew you could do that this will help greatly