5.2 Field Of View
A
proper
"Field
Of
View"
(FOV)
is
crucial
for
optimal
Vantage
system
operation.
The
following
basic
FOV
guidelines
will
help
the
user
to
obtain
optimal
Vantage
system
performance.
There
are
two
parts
to
obtaining
an
appropriate
FOV:
•
Physical
camera
mounting
adjustment
•
Electronic
camera
lens
adjustment
5.2.1 Physical Camera Adjustment
The
camera
should
be
mounted
so
that
it
is
centered,
as
much
as
possible,
in
relation
to
the
field
of
view
(vehicle
approach).
Extreme
side
shooting
can
result
in
reduced
performance
and
vehicle
occlusion.
See
the
section
in
this
manual
on
"Occlusion"
for
more
information.
Figure
5.8
Very
Poor
Mounting
‐
Side
Shoot,
Camera
Not
Centered
Proper Mounting Height
The
camera
should
be
mounted
at
approximately
30
feet
for
optimal
system
performance.
For
lower
mountings,
like
a
mast
arm
mount,
a
suitable
camera
extension
bracket
should
be
used
to
increase
the
camera
mounting
height
to
a
more
workable
elevation.
A
camera
mounting
height
of
25
feet
or
more
can
usually
be
obtained
by
using
an
extension
bracket.
Low
mounting
heights
can
result
in
reduced
system
performance
and
vehicle
occlusion.
See
the
section
in
this
manual
on
"Occlusion"
for
more
information.
How
far
can
the
camera
typically
see
out
at
a
mounting
height
of
30
feet?
The
basic
formula
for
LEVEL
ground
is:
For
every
one
foot
of
height
you
can
see
out
10
feet.
So,
on
level
ground,
at
a
30
foot
mounting
height,
you
should
be
able
to
get
accurate
detection
as
far
as
three
hundred
feet.
This
measurement
is
from
the
camera
mounting
location,
not
from
the
intersection
stop
bar
area.
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