 into MVFC territory, this time to face off against SIU in the Egyptian dogs’ first game of the season. Mississippi Valley State is currently ranked third-to-last out of all 254 DI football teams (by both Massey and Sagarin), and have the lowest ranked defense. The offense is slightly better, but really, this is going to be a really tough game for the Delta Devils. Southern Illinois had the 4th best passing offense in the entire FCS last season. The Saluki run game wasn’t much to write home about and their defense had a lot of problems, but in terms of offensive production…at least last year…the Saluki offense was better than the Bison offense that just put 72 points up against MVSU last weekend. If the SIU defense hasn’t gotten much better, then MVSU might get up into the double-digits in terms of points, but this is another one of those games that’s just going to get ugly. I think probably around a 50-point Saluki win is likely.
The fifth game pitting a Missouri Valley team against a Big Sky team features Bobcats vs Bunnies…lynx vs lepus…kitty cats vs the jack attack…ok, I’ll stop. MSU kicked off their season last weekend with a matchup with current FBS AP #24 Washington State…and a loss where they only were able to accumulate 143 total yards of offense and 7 first downs, mostly on the ground. They do have a Preseason All-Big Sky Linebacker, Mac Bignell, who had 9 tackles in the game, and Senior DB Bryson McCabe leading the team with 13 total tackles. Montana State is a much better team than the game indicates (remember…borderline Top 25 FBS team), and they do have a halfway decent run game, led by their running QB Chris Murray who averaged 78.2 yards per game last season, and a pretty good defense with the defensive guys mentioned above. In 2016, they were rather weak against the pass…which is not a weak spot you want to have when going against one of the best offenses in the FCS.
South Dakota State rolled to a win over 2016 playoff team Duquesne last weekend to open their season. QB Taryn Christion and WR Jake Wieneke did their usual pitch-and-catch for a bunch of TDs, etc…etc. All-in-all, they have 9 players on the preseason All-MVFC team, with 7 of those on offense. Christian Rozeboom “headlines” the defense with a preseason All-Conference award, and they’re currently the 10th ranked defense (by Massey) so although offense is their greatest asset, the defense rarely lets them down either.
I think that Montana State might do well against a team who’s weak spot is their defense against the run or a team who doesn’t have a great passing offense…pretty much the opposite of the Jackrabbits. South Dakota State should come away with a pretty convincing win in this game, my guess…by about 17 points.
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3 - Monitoring
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Monitoring Settings
Motion Sensitivity
"Very insensitive" means that
trivial motion will not be captured, only the
dramatic motion will be captured. This may
result in loss of event. "Very sensitive" means
that even small motion will be captured and it
may produce false event. The user is suggested
to test and fine tune this setting to a
suitable level according to different
environments and needs.
It is
strongly recommended that you should fine tune
this setting before you start to run monitor
over a long period of time.
If the sensitivity is too
low and you set the phone alert function,
you may get a lot of phone calls due to
the false detection.
for trouble-shooting if you get false
motion detection often.
If you want to mask off certain areas of the
camera image that you don't wish to monitor you
could do so by clicking on the "Set Mask"
button.
The "Starting Monitoring" option is to give
you plenty of time to get yourself out from the
video without triggering an event
Video
Logging
It is strongly recommended
that video logging is enabled for surveillance
purpose. The logged video files will capture
the entire event including the triggering
motions. Those logged video files will appear as a list in the "logs"
window, from where you can play/convert/merge/delete them.
All these video files are physically stored in "log" sub-directory under Watcher's installation directory.
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The second option of
"Store up to 30 frames... prior to motion
detection" is a very useful feature that
captures minor movements preceding the major
movement that trigger the video logging. This
feature ensures that video log file captures a
complete sequence of motion right from the
beginning.
The third option of
"Enable
remote accessing of logged video
clips" is another useful feature. If
this option is selected, the next time
Watcher starts, it will launch an internal
web server which can process the request
to view the video log files. On the remote
PC's internet browser, simply enter the URL
as
where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is your Watcher PC's
IP address
or host
name. Please note that this options
requires that your PC is always
online.
The fourth option of "Automatically delete video log
files older than... days" is useful if you want to leave Watcher to run
for days or even weeks.
The "Stop Video Logging of
event if" are the conditions
that you can set to stop an
event-logging. The Maximum logging
duration sets a maximum length of an
event the system can log. The second
option give you the choice to stop the
logging if there is no motion in a
certain time, after all, what's the point
of continuous logging if there is no more
motion? The last option sets a maximum
size limitation on the log file. The
three options can be used together or
individually. Select the ones that suit
your specific
requirement.
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Alert
Upon motion
detection, you can ftp the captured jpeg files
to some remote server. You can upload up
to 6 jpg files or even the entire capture
video, i.e., DGW file. (To upload the DGW
files, you must enable the video logging alert.).
In addition, you
can also set the quality of the JPEG files, as
well as choose to have a different file names
(data and time stamped) each time the jpg files
are uploaded. Otherwise, the uploaded jpg files
will be named as alert1.jpg, alert2.jpg,
alert3.jpg etc and each round of ftp alert will
overwrite the previous uploaded files.
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notify you through email when there is motion
detected. The email can attach 0 to 6 jpeg
files. By clicking on "More Email Settings",
you can customize the alert email further.
Other
Alerts
There are three other
thingsyou
can do after motion is
detected:
Play a wave file to warn
the intruder
Launch
an application.
Dial a
phone number
You can also choose an application or a
file to open, for example, a WinWord file. This is useful if you are playing
game at office, and you want to automatically switch to WinWord when your boss
comes in.
If you would like to add command line parameters when
launching the application, you can put both the application path and name, as
well as the command line
parameters into a batch file (eg. something.bat), and launch the "something.bat"
from Watcher.
To use
the last feature, you must select the modem
from the list of available modems, and make
sure the it is powered on and properly
connected. In addition, you can even set
the modem to operator silently, so that the
intruder will not notice.
If you
have problems with this phone-alert function,
please refer to our trouble-shooting
page.
Note: If you use
your modem to dial-up and then choose to listen
on TCP/IP (your PC will now have a real IP
address), you can't use the Alert-phone
function, because the modem is occupied all the
time. However, if you set your listen to
use Modem-to-Modem direct connection, you can
still use the Alert-Phone function because the
modem is only occupied when RemoteView dials to
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