Dahua NVR - IVS Rules

CastleSurveillance

CastleSurveillance

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I typically sit in my office, with all 9 of my cameras on my monitor here at once.

I have IVS rules set up on each and every channel - is there any way, when an IVS rule is tripped - I can have that become the primary screen on the monitor for a duration of time, and they automatically revert back to the view of all 9 cameras?
 
Bonjour, J'ai un problème avec plan intelligent, quand je clique dessus, j'ai un message: aucun canal connecté, de plus mes règles fil piège ne s'est pas passé. avez-vous une idée de ce problème?
Merci de votre retour
 
I think you would have a few replies if you posted in English ... IMHO



Figured out the translation problem i was having with this page...Disregard the above...my Bad.
 
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Je pense que vous auriez quelques réponses si vous publiez en anglais ... IMHO
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Ok merci
 
If you use SmartPSS there is a feature that will display a popup window with the camera that had the event for a short period of time. I dont recall how long it stays up...
 
bigredfish said:
If you use SmartPSS there is a feature that will display a popup window with the camera that had the event for a short period of time. I dont recall how long it stays up...
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Monitor is hooked directly to DVR.
 
CastleSurveillance said:
Kinda what I was thinking. Thank you for the suggestion though!
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Just out of curiosity: on the IVS settings, you can opt for "message", I was in the impression that that's also going to be an OnScreenDisplay message. Isn't there a popup so you can click-and-switch-to that channel? Tick all those "options" and evaluate.

On the other hand, even if one channel is IVS triggered, I would still prefer to keep an overview on all the other channels (eg a 3/4th screen with the IVS channel, but a small mosaic all around) - lonely wolf burglars do exist but there might be some other forced entry points on which you still want to have your eyes on. So an "auto-focus" might be interesting, yet for me, a blinking border might be enough to draw attention when (eg) a tripwire is breached.

Good luck!
CC
 
On the IVS settings enable the TOUR option selecting the channel you want to pop-up when the tripwire is triggered. It'll get that channel as the primary on the screen for about 10 seconds and then it'll go back to the previous view
 
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Hello and thank you for your help thanks to the forum, I found it is the configuration of the camera which was in H265, it is necessary to pass it in H264
 
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teemu81 said:
On the IVS settings enable the TOUR option selecting the channel you want to pop-up when the tripwire is triggered. It'll get that channel as the primary on the screen for about 10 seconds and then it'll go back to the previous view
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There is no tour setting under IVS that I can see?
 
teemu81 said:
On the IVS settings enable the TOUR option selecting the channel you want to pop-up when the tripwire is triggered. It'll get that channel as the primary on the screen for about 10 seconds and then it'll go back to the previous view
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Hmmm that still didn’t work. Possible I’m missing something?
 
What model is your recorder? I've made my testing on a XVR5104-4KL-X.

Also make sure during your testing to add another way to check if the tripwire is being correctly triggered, for example activate the on-screen message or the buzzer.
 
teemu81 said:
On the IVS settings enable the TOUR option selecting the channel you want to pop-up when the tripwire is triggered. It'll get that channel as the primary on the screen for about 10 seconds and then it'll go back to the previous view
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Nice info that I didn't know, works great.. thanks for the tip !!
 
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