FLIR Elara™ R-290 Configuration Guide
FLIR Elara™ R-290 is a radar-based security device designed to detect and track moving objects in a wide range of environments. This device is particularly suited for perimeter security applications, offering reliable intrusion detection and response capabilities.
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Configuration Guide FLIR Security PTZ Pairing Configuration Guide - Revision 100 - March 2024 This document does not contain any export-controlled inf ormation. © 2024 Teledyne FLIR LLC All rights reserved worldwide. No parts of this manual, in whole or in part, may be copied, photocopied, translated, or transmitted to any electronic medium or machine readable form without the prior written permission of Teledyne FLIR LLC. Names and marks appearing on the products herein are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Teledyne FLIR LLC and/or its subsidiaries. All other trademarks, trade names, or company names referenced herein are used for identification only and are the property of their respective owners. This product is protected by patents, design patents, patents pending, or design patents pending. Photographs and images appearing in this manual may have been modified for illustrative purposes using commercial image editing software and may not always reflect an actual product configuration. The contents of this document are subject to change without notice. For additional information visit www.flir.com or write to Teledyne FLIR LLC Teledyne FLIR LLC Antennvägen 6 PO Box 7376, SE-187 15 Täby Stockholm County, 187 66 Sweden Support: https://support.flir.com/ Document History Revision Date Comment 100 March 2024 Initial release of document; supports multi-device geotracking Configuration Guide - Revision 100 - March 2024 This document does not contain any export-controlled inf ormation. ii Table of Contents 1. Pairing a FLIR Security Geotracking Device with a FLIR Security PTZ Camera ................ 1 1.1 Pairing with a DX-Series, DM-Series, or Quasar 4K IR PTZ Camera ................................. 1 1.2 Pairing with a PT-Series HD Camera ............................................................................. 3 1.3 Confirming PTZ Camera Pairing Configuration ................................................................. 6 Configuration Guide - Revision 100 - March 2024 This document does not contain any export-controlled inf ormation. iii Pairing a FLIR Security Geotracking Device with a FLIR Security PTZ Camera 1 Pairing a FLIR Security Geotracking Device with a FLIR Security PTZ Camera You can pair one or more of the following FLIR Security edge devices that support geotracking with a FLIR Security PTZ camera that supports geotracking: · FC-Series AI Cameras · FH-Series ID Cameras · FH-Series R Non-PTZ Cameras · R-Series Radars The following FLIR Security PTZ cameras support geotracking: Visible Cameras Multispectral Cameras Quasar 4K 22x IR PTZ CP-6408-21-I DM-Series Quasar 4K 31x IR PTZ CP-6408-31-I DX-Series PT-Series HD The PTZ camera engages and tracks objects detected by the source geotracking devices. You can also configure geotracking from the source devices as the trigger for a PTZ camera alarm. To pair geotracking devices with a supported FLIR Security PTZ camera: 1. Using the camera web page of the geotracking source devices, configure: · Geotracking—Enable track alarms and create alarm regions (areas or tripwires). · Georeference—Specify accurate location information. For information about how to enable and configure these settings, see the devices' installation and user guide. 2. Configure the PTZ camera for geotracking: · Pairing with a DX-Series, DM-Series, or Quasar 4K IR PTZ Camera · Pairing with a PT-Series HD Camera If there are significant elevation differences in the coverage area, you might need to upload a digital elevation model (DEM) file to the PTZ camera. For information about creating and uploading the DEM file, see the PTZ camera’s documentation. 3. Confirm the PTZ pairing. 1.1 Pairing with a DX-Series, DM-Series, or Quasar 4K IR PTZ Camera To pair one or more FLIR Security geotracking devices with a DX-Series, DM-Series, or Quasar 4K IR PTZ (CP-6408-x1-I) camera, a PTZ camera user assigned the expert or admin role can enable and configure geotracking using the PTZ camera’s web page. PTZ camera firmware v1.6.0.31 and later supports pairing. PTZ firmware v1.7.0.15 and later supports pairing with more than one geotracking device. Configuration Guide - Revision 100 - March 2024 This document does not contain any export-controlled inf ormation. 1 Pairing a FLIR Security Geotracking Device with a FLIR Security PTZ Camera To enable the pairing on the PTZ camera: 1. Access the PTZ camera and log in to its web page. For information about accessing the PTZ camera, see its installation and user guide. 2. Click System Settings and open the Geotracking tab. A list of supported geotracking devices on the same LAN segment as the PTZ camera appears. 3. Enable geotracking by clicking On. 4. From the list of supported geotracking devices, select one or more geotracking devices to pair with the PTZ camera. If the device does not appear in the list, next to Geotracking Device, specify the device's IP address and port 1001. Click Save. The device appears in the list. Select it. 5. Select: o All Areas—The PTZ camera tracks objects detected in all geotracking alarm regions defined on the geotracking device. o Areas—The PTZ camera tracks objects detected in specified geotracking alarm regions. To specify specific regions and ranges of regions, you can use commas and dashes. For example, you can specify 0, 4-7. 6. Click Save. The PTZ camera reboots. After the camera reboots, log back in to the camera’s web page. To enable and configure a geotracking mode on the PTZ camera: 1. From the View Settings menu, open the PTZ page. 2. Open Advanced Settings. You can: · Specify one of the following geotracking startup modes / modes: o Track Scan—The PTZ camera performs a tour scanning all active geotracks. It follows each geotrack for a specified dwell time. o Track Last—The PTZ camera follows the most recently detected geotrack. o Track Closest—The PTZ camera follows the geotrack closest to the PTZ camera. Configuration Guide - Revision 100 - March 2024 This document does not contain any export-controlled inf ormation. 2 Pairing a FLIR Security Geotracking Device with a FLIR Security PTZ Camera If the PTZ mode is Single Track, the PTZ camera is currently engaging a geotrack. Selecting another PTZ mode disengages the PTZ camera from the geotrack. · Lock the PTZ camera onto a currently engaged track, regardless of the existing mode. Make sure the PTZ mode is not None or Single Track. Then, under Track, click Lock. As long as the geotracking device detects the object and provides the geotracking information, the PTZ camera follows the track. When the geotracking device no longer detects the object, the PTZ camera automatically changes Track to Unlock. · Specify a Dwell Time, between 0-100 seconds. In Track Scan geotracking mode, the PTZ camera stays on each geotrack for the specified dwell time. · Enable Field of View Adjustment. The distance from the geotracking device to a tracked object determines the PTZ camera’s zoom. Specify the PTZ camera’s field of view (FoV), between 1-100 meters. · Enable Only Alarm Tracks. The PTZ camera only tracks objects detected by the geotracking device in an alarm region. · Specify the Idle State Mode, the behavior of the PTZ camera when it is in a geotracking mode and there is no track to engage for the specified Timeout: o None—PTZ camera stays at the current position. o Home Position—PTZ camera moves to its home position. o Preset—PTZ camera moves to the specified preset. The PTZ camera immediately applies and saves these settings. You do not have to click Save. The image at right shows an example of a geotracking device's Geotracking Page display, with the following overlaid onto a map that has been uploaded and calibrated: 1. a supported FLIR Security PTZ camera 2. the geotracking device being accessed / configured (circled) 3. an object detected by the geotracking device inside a geotracking alarm region 4. geotracking device VA / geotracking range (green borders) 5. geotracking device visible imager horizontal field of view (blue borders), if relevant 6. geotracking device thermal sensor horizontal field of view (red borders), if relevant 1.2 Pairing with a PT-Series HD Camera To pair a FLIR Security geotracking device with a PT-Series HD camera, a PT-Series HD camera user assigned the expert or admin role can enable and configure a geotracking radar interface using the PTSeries HD camera’s web page. The PT-Series HD camera requires firmware v1.3.0.29 or later. For information about how to update the camera’s firmware, see the PT-Series HD Installation and User Guide. Configuration Guide - Revision 100 - March 2024 This document does not contain any export-controlled inf ormation. 3 Pairing a FLIR Security Geotracking Device with a FLIR Security PTZ Camera To enable a geotracking radar interface on a PT-Series HD camera: 1. Access the PT-Series HD camera and log in to its web page. For information about accessing a PTSeries HD camera, see the PT-Series HD Installation and User Guide. 2. Open the Maintenance menu and then open Sensor > Modules > Radar Interface. 3. Stop the camera’s server. 4. Under Add a new device RADAR_INTERFACE, select Ifara Radar Interface. Then, click Create. The camera creates the radar interface and the settings appear. 5. Enable the interface. 6. Specify: o IP Address—The geotracking device's IP address. o TCP Port—The TCP port number the geotracking device’s Nexus server uses (1001). This is not the port for the geotracking device nor for its web page. o Associated PLAT Id—Make sure it is 0 (zero). o Dwelling Time—The amount of time, in seconds, that elapses between the camera pointing at targets, when the camera is in Track Scan radar mode. It does not apply to any other camera modes. o IR Focus To Infinity When Tracking—Enable to set the camera’s focus at infinity when it is engaged on a geotrack. Configuration Guide - Revision 100 - March 2024 This document does not contain any export-controlled inf ormation. 4 Pairing a FLIR Security Geotracking Device with a FLIR Security PTZ Camera 7. Click Save. To configure the geotracking radar interface: In the Setup menu, open Surveillance > Radar Interface. You can: · Select a Radar Mode: o Track Scan—The PT-Series HD camera performs a tour scanning all active geotracks. It follows each geotrack for a specified dwell time. o Engage Last—The PT-Series HD camera follows the most recently detected geotrack. o Engage Closest—The PT-Series HD camera follows the geotrack closest to the PT-Series HD camera. · Specify a Dwell Time between 0-100 seconds. In Track Scan mode, the camera stays on each geotrack for the specified dwell time. · Lock the PT-Series HD camera onto a currently engaged track, regardless of the existing mode (available with PT-Series HD firmware V1.3.0.32 and later). Make sure the Radar Mode is not None. Then, under Track, select Lock. As long as the geotracking device detects the object and provides the geotracking information, the PT-Series HD camera follows the track. When the geotracking device no longer detects the object, the PT-Series HD camera automatically changes Track to Unlock. · Enable Field of View Adjustment. The distance from the geotracking device to a tracked object determines the PT-Series HD camera’s zoom. Specify the PT-Series HD camera’s field of view (FoV), between 1-100 meters. · Enable Only Alarm Tracks. The PT-Series HD camera only tracks objects detected by the geotracking device in a geotracking alarm region. Select: o All Areas—The PT-Series HD camera tracks objects detected in all geotracking alarm regions. o Areas—The PT-Series HD camera tracks objects detected in specified alarm regions. To specify specific regions and ranges of regions, you can use a comma. For example, you can specify 0, 4-7. Configuration Guide - Revision 100 - March 2024 This document does not contain any export-controlled inf ormation. 5 Pairing a FLIR Security Geotracking Device with a FLIR Security PTZ Camera Click Set. · Specify the Idle State Mode, the behavior of the PT-Series HD camera when it is in a radar mode and there is no geotrack to engage: o None—PT-Series HD camera stays at the current position. o P&T Home—PT-Series HD camera moves to its home position. o Go to Preset—PT-Series HD camera moves to the specified preset. To configure the PT-Series HD camera to start up in a geotracking radar mode: 1. In the Maintenance menu, open Sensor > Devices > Pan & Tilt. 2. Under Special Functions, for Startup Mode, select one of the geotracking radar modes: Track Scan, Engage Last, or Engage Closest. 3. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Save. 4. Restart the camera’s server. 1.3 Confirming PTZ Camera Pairing Configuration 1. If you are not logged in to the geotrack ing device's web page, log in to it. 2. On the Geotracking page, right-click on the detection area display, within the camera's detection range, and select Add Virtual Track. A virtual track appears at the right-click point, on the detection area display. The geotracking device communicates the virtual track to the PTZ camera, which points to the virtual track when pairing is properly configured. While the virtual track is enabled, the geotracking device ignores actual geotracks. Configuration Guide - Revision 100 - March 2024 This document does not contain any export-controlled inf ormation. 6 Pairing a FLIR Security Geotracking Device with a FLIR Security PTZ Camera 3. Make sure the PTZ camera is pointing at the virtual detected object. If it is not, right-click on the geotracking device detection area display and select Remove Virtual Track. Then, check and adjust the PTZ camera’s and the geotracking device’s georeference settings. Select Add Virtual Track and check again whether the PTZ camera is pointing at the virtual detected object. Configuration Guide - Revision 100 - March 2024 This document does not contain any export-controlled inf ormation. 7 Teledyne FLIR LLC Antennv ägen 6 PO Box 7376, SE-187 15 Täby Stockholm County , 187 66 Sweden Support: https://support.f lir.com/ Document: FLIR Security PTZ Pairing Conf iguration Guide Rev ision: 100 Date: March 2024 This document does not contain any export-controlled inf ormation.
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Key Features
- Radar-based detection
- Perimeter security
- Wide detection range
- Weather-resistant
- Integration with FLIR cameras
Frequently Answers and Questions
How do I configure the FLIR Elara™ R-290 for perimeter security?
You can find detailed instructions on configuring the Elara™ R-290 for perimeter security in the FLIR Elara™ R-290 Configuration Guide. This document explains how to set up alarm regions, adjust detection sensitivity, and integrate the device with FLIR cameras.
What types of objects can the FLIR Elara™ R-290 detect?
The Elara™ R-290 can detect a variety of moving objects, including people, vehicles, and animals. It uses advanced radar technology for accurate detection, even in challenging conditions such as darkness or fog.
Is the FLIR Elara™ R-290 compatible with FLIR cameras?
Yes, the Elara™ R-290 is designed to integrate with FLIR cameras, allowing for automated tracking and response as well as enhanced situational awareness. Consult the Elara™ R-290 documentation for specific compatibility information.
How does the Elara™ R-290 handle false alarms?
The Elara™ R-290 is designed to minimize false alarms. It employs advanced algorithms to differentiate between true intrusions and non-threatening movements, such as swaying trees or wildlife. The configuration guide provides options to further adjust the device's sensitivity for optimal performance in your environment.