Preventing Animal Triggers on IPC_T541-ZE-S3 AI Cameras

[oak guy]

Hi, I could use some help here. I have several of the IPC-T54IR-ZE-S3 around the building for security and getting animal triggers nightly that I can't seem to stop. I believe I have the right settings. Can use some ideas form fellow cam talkers.

Note: Motion Detection, Video Tampering, and Scene Changing = Disabled
Smart Motion Detection, Audio Detection = Disabled

Settings:

AI Type: IVS Intrusion: Enabled
1. Effective Target: Human & Motor Vehicle checked only
2. Actions: Appear and Cross with Directions: Both
3. Sensitivity: 4
Global Config:
1. Global Sensitivity: 5
2. Long Distance Mose: Disabled
3. Self Learning: Disabled
2. Linked Experience database: Animal Training (Used previous videos to discover and add animals)

Device ModelIPC-T54IR-ZE-S3
SN9F0EA64PAGC981E
Audio Input1
ONVIF Version23.12(V3.1.0.1734191)
System VersionV3.142.15OG001.0.R, Build Date: 2024-09-06
Web VersionV5.01.0.2036777
Algorithm VersionV4.5.9.0
Security Baseline VersionV2.4
H5Player VersionV3.01.1




Thanks
Guy

 

[bigredfish]

Are you 100% sure Acupick and/or Video MetaData aren't enabled on the Plan page?

 

[steve1225]

1. disable acupick
2. set (draw) minimal object size in IVS configuration bigger that animal...
3. use IVS learning database feature to teach camera what to ignore (require latest firmwares on camera/NVR)...

 

[97JeepXJ]

1. disable acupick
2. set (draw) minimal object size in IVS configuration bigger that animal...
3. use IVS learning database feature to teach camera what to ignore (require latest firmwares on camera/NVR)...

#2 is what has basically eliminated false alarms for me

#1 is the first thing I do after adjusting encode settings, then set an IVS rule since for some reason it always changes camera settings when you enable IVS

 

[oak guy]

Thanks guys! Following through. Acupick is disabled along with Video Metadata