Is there a PoE version of this? Looks like a stand-alone PIR Motion Sensor 
I believe if you use BI and the phone app you can set geofencing rules, (may be called something different) to auto turn on/off recording of any camera or group of cameras based on where you are, aka within x feet of the home so they will turn off when you come jome and back on when you leave.
I have not yet used that functionality so I cannot comment on jow well it works. Plus I assume it may require you to have your phones GPS always on.
wantafastz28
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No dice with geofencing on an android phone for me... only option is to reset settings.
rado stefano
Getting the hang of it
rado stefano
Getting the hang of it
hmjgriffon
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I use EgiGeoZone for geofencing, when I get far enough away from the house, it sends an http command to arm my security system, which also changes my BI profile, when I get close to home, it disarms and changes profiles again. I have no yet put it on my wife's phone because I wanted to thoroughly test it myself, but it's been working great so now I just need to do it.
Any thoughts on why Intrusion Detection didn't trigger below?
The only rule I have setup for this camera is the Intrusion Detection zone in blue. Why would it be green boxing motion out to the sides?
The only rule I have setup for this camera is the Intrusion Detection zone in blue. Why would it be green boxing motion out to the sides?
your poles ppl walking behind aint helping anything... use that zoom you have; thats a terrible framing with all that celing
hmjgriffon
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Also there is like no space between the right blue line and the door, all the triplines and stuff need a decent amount of space BEFORE the line to actually detect the motion of your body to then detect it crossing over the line, if you step right into the box it aint gonna do shit, does it trip when you walk in from the driveway? that might work.
Until I get my front overview camera in, this camera has to pull double-duty. The ceiling's in the shot temporarily because I zoomed it out after positioning it. If Andy ships the Ali 5231 orders on Saturday, I really don't feel like physically repositioning this camera now, only to do it again mid-next week.
Coming from a three-year old HIK, I really love the IQ from the 5231. The HIK was a 2.8mm and mounted in exactly the same spot as this, so it's FOV was actually a bit wider. It's Tripwire and Intrusion Detection had no problems firing on porch activity, even when there were cars going by at the same time.
I'm still learning the ins/outs of the 5231's IVS features, but so far, they've been a bit of a let down.
enable WDR and play with it, its struggling to pickup objects in that dark shaded area
Wide Angles outdoors suck; you likely dont have enough pixels even in the daytime for a legal ID
IVS Generally works absolutely perfect for me, some environments can be a bit more challenging than others though..
Wide Angles outdoors suck; you likely dont have enough pixels even in the daytime for a legal ID
IVS Generally works absolutely perfect for me, some environments can be a bit more challenging than others though..
I was modeling it after your cat cam post earlier in the thread, but I didn't catch (until rereading it now) that it sounds like you're using "Appears" and "Cross". I just had "Cross" set. I'll check "Appears" (and fiddle with WDR) and see how that goes.
I appreciate your (and everyone else's) help with this stuff. A lot!
hmjgriffon
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So far the auto settings work fine for me but if I wanted to have specific settings for day and night, you can schedule them to change in the camera, or I might change them with an HTTP API command in a script.
hmjgriffon
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like literally I leave all of the settings that have an auto option set to it, and the schedule to normal, I have not had a need to run special settings between day and night.
NoloC
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I'm actually using the schedule to change Day/Night profiles. I run exposure auto during the day but set shutter to 1/100 at night. If you let it run auto at night the exposure time seems to get very long so as to cause images to blur due to motion. Makes ID difficult. Also like different WDR settings for day and night. Still learning though.
hmjgriffon
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depends, the street lights in my hood are LED now and bright af, there's one in front of my house lol.