Hi guys Hik Guru here in todays video I'm going to be teaching you how to setup intrusion detection
on HikVision NVRs. So firstly if you've got your DVR or NVRs IP address to hand you're
going to want to type that into your search bar on internet explorer so in my case it's 192.168.0.36
if you're unsure of how to find this if you've got a screen plugged into your NVR
simply go onto the settings page and then network and then it's labelled as IPv4 address.
Once you've typed it in this is the page that'll show up it then might ask you to install a plugin
it might not always show you on this screen you might have to login first and then something will
come up showing please install plugin so you're going to click on that link to install the plugin
and then below it says do you want to run or save webcomponents click on run click yes
and then finish and then at the bottom it says do you want to allow this plugin just click
on allow or preferably click on the arrow and click on allows for all websites right so now
lets login so username is normally admin and then your password is whatever you set it to when you
first installed it and then click on login. Now lets head on over to configuration at the top
now on the left hand side lets go over to event if the image stays grey like
this and no camera is displaying first of all lets go to local on the left hand side
and then in the encryption key area you want to type in your encryption
code this would have been setup when you configured the Hik-Connect. So mine is...and
whilst we're on this screen you want to enable rules and lets also select auto start live view
to yes and click save so what rules will do is it'll display the zones on the live view screen
so you can kind of see what's triggering and what's not and auto start live view is literally
it'll automatically start the live view when you click on live view. Now lets go back
over to event obviously we don't want basic event we want to go straight to smart event
now lets click on intrusion detection you can of course select which camera you want from
this drop down menu up here I've only got one camera for this demonstration
first things first lets click on enable intrusion detection now lets draw the area
so I'm going to set it bottom left bottom right near enough top right
and then straight down to around here. So it's got to have 4 points the shapes a quadrilateral
try to avoid areas that have got things moving so as you can see on my screen trees and bushes here
because obviously these might continuously trigger so anywhere with a footpath anywhere you think
somebody is going to be but exclude anything like washing lines aswell they're a common trigger.
Once you've finished drawing the zone lets click on strop drawing
on AcuSense cameras you've got what's called target detection not everybody will have this
so that will filter between different targets so human only or you could have human and vehicle
detection but for this I'm just going to have human we've then got threshold that's
the amount of time in seconds the object has go to be within the perimeter before it triggers
so zero would be the second somebody steps into my zone it will trigger or you could have it up to 10
seconds I'm going to keep it at zero seeing as it is an AcuSense camera it's already very accurate
at distinguishing between humans and objects like cats and squirrels and then finally sensitivity
50 is your default I'd probably stick with that obviously if it does trigger too much maybe drop
it down a bit and just see how it goes it's something you're just going to have to play
with really and then lets just click on save for now I'll come back to size filter later on again
not everyone's going to see that on their screen you may need to log directly into the camera which
will be later on in this video next thing lets go to linkage method if you wanted it to trigger
to your Hik-Connect app you're going to want to tick notify surveillance centre so tick that save
always make sure in the bottom right corner it says save succeeded after you click save
before you go onto another menu. And then just quickly arming schedule obviously this means it's
set to 24/7 trigger but if you only wanted it at certain times lets say at night time
and early in the morning you can do that so you're just going to click on the bar that you want
that'll bring up a little box here so this would be 00:00 so that's midnight monday morning
and then if I wanted it lets say until 07:00am monday morning just type in 7 and then save and
I want it to come back on later on so lets say 8pm you're just going to click and drag
at the time you want it to start I've not quite done it to 8pm so click on the bar again
and type it in manually so 20:00 until 24:00 so that's 8pm monday night until
tuesday morning midnight and lets say I wanted that for every day of
the week the exact same thing we can just click on this copy button here in green
and then you can either choose which days you want or select all and then ok and then just save
so that will only trigger between the hours of midnight to 7am and then from 8pm to midnight
so you won't have anything going off during the day. So now lets head on over to live view
so now you can see this blue zone is my trigger perimeter so anything that walks into this area
will trigger objects that enter the zone will have green box surrounding them as soon as the event
is triggered the entire blue zone will turn to red so what I suggest doing now is going outside
preferably with somebody else going out for you and just seeing what triggers and what doesn't
trigger see if there's any adjustments you might need to make to the zone maybe sensitivity etc etc
as you can see my little helper here he's got a green box surrounding him
and it literally triggered the event instantly as the threshold was set to zero make sure they
just go in every area of the zone coming in from different angles just making sure it does trigger
when you're happy with the zone lets go to configuration
so here you've got your min target and max target so that'll be the minimum size target it has to
be before it'll trigger so anything smaller for example than this box will not trigger the event
and you've got maximum target which I don't really bother with to be fair so anything larger than
this size of object it will not trigger. But again some people might not see this on this
screen you might have to do what's called virtual host into the camera however if you're happy with
just having it as it is and just playing around with your threshold and sensitivity you can stick
with that it's still perfectly acceptable it'll still work fine as it is so that's pretty much it
but lets say you did want to do the virtual host into the camera to set these up if you
don't have it on this screen you're going to head to network and advanced settings, and then go to
other at the top and then just make sure enable virtual host is ticked and click save wait for
it to say save succeeded in the bottom right corner there we go then head on over to system
down to camera management and go to IP camera and you're going to see a
list of your different cameras that are connected to your NVR
then we're going to go to connect it says here you can see there's a link here
now that virtual host is enabled you're going to click on that and that is a link directly to the
cameras interface so again you're going to login this should be the same details as your NVR logins
login then it's literally the same interface as before back to configuration
and then back to event smart event intrusion detection and then here you can see we've got
max size and min size in most of the older cameras it'll be on this screen here it won't be back on
the original NVR screen you'll have to set it up on the camera itself
so min size what I do is set it up slightly smaller than your average human just in case
you've got any dwarfs breaking into your house so there so any cats or squirrels definitely
are not going to be bigger than that and max size you can either just leave it
or you can set it up doesn't really matter and then just make sure you click on save
and that's pretty much it lets close out of that go back to your live view on the NVR screen
again get somebody to go outside just to test it make sure it's triggering ok and then again
at night time when it's pitch black just do the same thing just see what's triggering
and what's not because there's different environments different light levels etc
certain things might trigger more or less depending on the light level so you might need to
increase the sensitivity slightly just so it picks up that bit better in the dark but yeah that is
pretty much it guys if you've got any questions or need any help whatsoever just let me know in
the comments down below and also if you've got any suggestions for me to make any further videos
just let me know also and we'll get them made for you cheers guys you take care bye bye.