I think I know the answer but don't have a TiOC handy to test. If I disable Smart Motion on a TiOC, that doesn't stop the smart illuminator functionality working. Is that correct (I think it is) but just need a second opinion!
TiOC 2 smart illuminator
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it may help, check this previous post.
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TIOC 2.0 As a sensor light?
Hoping somebody on here can help me. I purchased some TIOC 2.0 cameras for multiple purposes. I wanted the extra security, and thought I would be able to configure them turn on the white light when I come near my front door to provide some lighting to see what I am doing. Apparently...
I prefer to use IVS rules for detection purposes and they seem to work well for both human and vehicle detection based on my experience. I therefore would generally turn off SMD (and MD), but curious as to what effect that has on Smart Illuminator.
You can use both at the same time. You dont necessarily need to be alerted for SMD. Just use it as your light trigger and have alerts for IVS.
Ive not tested it in ages. But i had people all the way across the street turn on my light from SMD. I want to capture those events but i dont want to get alerted or tuen on my light. Luckily i have plenty of street light so i use SMD for record and just get notified when someone enters garden
Ive not tested it in ages. But i had people all the way across the street turn on my light from SMD. I want to capture those events but i dont want to get alerted or tuen on my light. Luckily i have plenty of street light so i use SMD for record and just get notified when someone enters garden