Method and apparatus for controlling pan-tilt-zoom (ptz) camera according to setting value
AssigneeHanwha Vision Co., Ltd.
InventorsYeon Woo KIM, Sae Rom WON
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Abstract
Provided is a technique for controlling a pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) camera. A method of controlling a PTZ camera via a user terminal includes displaying, on a screen, a first image obtained from the PTZ camera according to a first setting value, obtaining a first user input for setting, on the screen, an area corresponding to a second setting value, displaying, on the screen, a second image obtained from the PTZ camera according to the second setting value, obtaining a second user input on the screen, and generating a plurality of areas corresponding to the second user input.
Claims20
A method of controlling a pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) camera via a user terminal, the method comprising:
- displaying, on a screen, a first image obtained from the PTZ camera according to a first setting value;
- obtaining, on the screen, a first user input for setting an area corresponding to a second setting value;
- displaying, on the screen, a second image obtained from the PTZ camera according to the second setting value;
- obtaining, on the screen, a second user input;
- and
- generating a plurality of areas corresponding to the second user input,
- wherein the first setting value and the second setting value comprise at least one of a pan value, a tilt value, a zoom value, and a focus setting value.
A user terminal configured to control a pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) camera and comprising a controller, wherein the controller is configured to:
- display, on a screen, a first image obtained from the PTZ camera according to a first setting value;
- obtain, on the screen, a first user input for setting an area corresponding to a second setting value;
- display, on the screen, a second image obtained from the PTZ camera according to the second setting value;
- obtain, on the screen, a second user input;
- and
- generate a plurality of areas corresponding to the second user input,
- wherein the first setting value and the second setting value comprise at least one of a pan value, a tilt value, a zoom value, and a focus setting value.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.