Scenario Template

When registering a new camera, you can register frequently used detection notification conditions in advance, making the camera registration process more convenient. By applying scenario templates, you can reduce initial setup time and maintain consistent operating standards.

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Key Guide: Templates are reusable scenario definitions that are not tied to a specific camera. Even if you modify or delete a template, the scenarios already applied to the camera remain independent.

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Organize repetitive operating standards into templates

Scenario templates are a starting point for quickly applying the same notification criteria to similar cameras. However, the template does not automatically resolve on-site differences. Even for the same task, if the camera angle, lighting, and movement path are different, the object/area/detection interval must be adjusted for each camera, so it is best to include a common policy in the template and check the field settings separately.

Below, let's first look at what content should be included in the template to make it easier to reuse, then check the process for creating a new template and what to keep in mind when actually operating it. When changing a template, it is safer to understand that it is a baseline for new settings and compare results on representative cameras, rather than assuming that it will immediately affect all cameras.

What to include in the template

• Detection situation and detailed judgment conditions
• List of categories and detection targets
• Detection mode and frame mode
• Advanced settings commonly used in the field
• Apply the same policy template first to similar sites
• If the site characteristics are different, apply the template and adjust only the target/details/interval.
• Searchable rules such as ‘place/task/hazard’ are recommended for template names.

Adding a new scenario template

• Click the + Scenario Template Registration button to go to the new template registration screen.
• Fill out the prompt in the same way as registering a camera, then click the [Create Scenario] button. Verify what has been generated and fill out all remaining entries.
• After reviewing the created scenario content, modify it if necessary and register it.