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Camera settings window
Motion tab
On the motion tab, you can edit a camera’s video motion settings to avoid false alerts.
Motion masks and motion windows
Depending on the camera type, you can edit motion settings by using motion masks or motion windows. A motion mask, can reduce unwanted video recording by ignoring motion events that occur in specified areas of a camera’s view. A motion window, records when motion is detected within a specified area.

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System configuration
- Add systems window
- Configure system window
  In the configure system window, you can set the basic system parameters for the client application.
- Adding IP cameras
  You can use the add IP cameras window to add and delete IP cameras and devices from the system.
- Camera recording window
- Camera settings window
  - Accessing the camera web configuration page
    You can access the web configuration page from the camera settings page.
  - Multistreaming
  - Display tab
  - Video tab
  - Editing the recording settings for a camera
    Use the recording tab to edit a camera's recording settings.
  - Motion tab
    On the motion tab, you can edit a camera’s video motion settings to avoid false alerts.
    - Motion mask settings
      A motion mask can reduce unwanted video recordings by ignoring motion events that occur in specified areas of a cameras view.
    - Motion window settings
      Use the motion window, to create windows of a cameras view where motion is detected, within that view, window you can exclude specific areas.
    - Motion masks and motion windows
      Depending on the camera type, you can edit motion settings by using motion masks or motion windows. A motion mask, can reduce unwanted video recording by ignoring motion events that occur in specified areas of a camera’s view. A motion window, records when motion is detected within a specified area.
      - Creating a motion mask
      - Creating include and exclude motion windows
  - Setting up suspect tracking
    The suspect tracking feature links specific areas of a live video panel with other cameras, and can track a suspect or object as they move in and out of camera viewpoints.
  - Mechanical PTZ tab
  - Sending an auxiliary command to a camera
  - Digital PTZ/Fisheye tab
  - Creating a recording schedule
    On the schedule tab, you can create a recording schedule for a camera or for a multiple of cameras on a server.
  - Advanced tab
  - Analytics tab
  - Configuring a camera profile
    Depending on the camera type, in the camera's settings window, you can use the advanced tab to configure the camera's profile settings. You can adjust profiles such as retail, gaming, and outdoor scene for optimum performance.
  - Creating a restricted view
- Viewing the PoE ports window
  The PoE ports window displays the port information for Una systems. The ports display in different colors and indicate the status of the camera.
- Configuring the RTSP server
  The Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) is used for streaming real-time data such as audio or video. Configure the RTSP server to allow video or audio to stream from exacqVision Video Management System (VMS) to an integration or media player, for example, VLC.
- Adding security devices to a server
- Serial profiles window
- Serial ports window
- Audio inputs and outputs window
- Trigger inputs window
- Alarm outputs window
- AI servers window
  Use the facial matching tab on the AI servers window to register faces on events and detect faces across multiple cameras after an event. Use the analytics tab to view and create analytic rules.
- Analytic appliances window
  In the Analytic Appliances window, you can see the status of all the analytic appliances that are associated with cameras and are configured on the system. Analytic appliances offset some of the processing on the NVR, which can increase its performance.
- Video outputs window
- Storage window
- Notifications window
- Auto export window
- Event linking window
- Viewing scheduled exports
- Event monitoring window
- Schedule window
- Associations window
- Creating custom icons for an association
  In the custom icons window, you can create custom icons for associations.
- File management window
- Users window
- Changing passwords
- Systems window
- Device window
- Client window
- Joystick window
- Indicators window
- Creating groups
  You can create groups of cameras and devices from a multiple of servers, and search for video and data in groups. When you create a group you can display live or recorded video from all the items in the group in the same video panel layout, in the live window.
- Creating custom maps
  In the maps window, you can upload a map image of a location or building and associate cameras, soft triggers, and other devices to it to create a custom map.
- Views window
- Tours window
- Layouts window
- Creating video walls using VideoPush
  In the video walls window, you can create custom video walls to view multiple exacqVision client applications in a window at the same time.
- Facial matching window
  Use facial matching to manually register faces on the facial matching database or register faces from events in the search window.
- Remote connections window
- System Information window
- Navigation views and filtering using metadata
  To refine what you view in the navigation panel, use metadata to dynamically filter and apply different metadata based filters. In the Live or Search window, you can filter by system or camera metadata values.
- Configuring Axis body worn Cameras
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Motion masks and motion windows

Depending on the camera type, you can edit motion settings by using motion masks or motion windows. A motion mask, can reduce unwanted video recording by ignoring motion events that occur in specified areas of a camera’s view. A motion window, records when motion is detected within a specified area.

Motion masks can save storage space, extend recording time, and make it easier to recognize motion events on the video time line in the Search window. Similarly, motion windows allow you to create windows of a cameras view. In addition, within that view window you can add include and exclude areas.

For example, if a camera has a moving ceiling fan in its field of view, you can avoid recording the fan’s motion by using a motion mask or exclude window. The option to use motion masks or exclude windows depends on the features that your camera supports. For more information, see Creating a motion mask and Creating include and exclude motion windows.