How to Set Up Smart Motion Detection on an NVR

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Dive into the world of enhanced security with CCTV Camera World’s tutorial on setting up Smart Motion Detection using the HDTV or computer monitor interface of an NVR. This video guides you through the revolutionary Smart Motion Detection technology, a game-changer in minimizing false alarms from minor disturbances like rustling leaves, drifting debris, insects, or passing shadows.

Say farewell to the constant influx of unnecessary motion detection alerts with our selected CCTV cameras, now armed with advanced Smart Motion Detection technology. This feature grants you an unparalleled level of control and precision, allowing you to customize your security alerts to respond specifically to human presence or vehicle movements, whether they are merely passing by or stopping to get a look.

To activate Smart Motion Detection, this tutorial walks you through a series of straightforward steps. First, ensure that you disable any existing Smart Plan/IVS settings, as these must be turned off before enabling Smart Motion Detection. Next, login and navigate through the NVR's interface with your HDTV or computer monitor and a mouse to access the AI detection settings and SMD menu. Here, you can enable the Smart Motion Detection feature, adjust the sensitivity levels to your preference, and apply a filter to ensure that you are notified only when humans, vehicles, or both are detected.

This tutorial empowers you to create a security environment where alerts and recordings are dedicated solely to meaningful events, effectively removing a majority of the frustrating false alarms caused by unimportant outdoor movements. With Smart Motion Detection, experience a new era of precise and reliable security notifications. Say goodbye to false alerts and hello to a new level of security and peace of mind with CCTV Camera World.

You can pick out smart cameras from the following page; make sure that Smart Motion Detection is listed in their product description:



You will also need an NVR to record Smart Motion Detection events:



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