An advance zone provides vehicle detection in an area prior to the intersection stop line.

NOTE: Adding or editing a zone while playing video may cause the operation of appear delayed or jerky.

On the Zone Setup screen, select the Stop Line Zone from which the Advance Zone is to be created.

NOTE: The width of the Advance Zone will mimic the Stop Line Zone.

2.  Right-click on a current zone and select Advance Zone.

 For Distance from Front, enter the distance from the front of the selected zone to the front edge of the Advance Zone.

 For Zone Length, enter the distance of how far back the zone is to extend.

 Click OK.  
The zone is added in the specified location.

 If necessary, move the cursor to one of the corner markers, then click and drag to the desired location.
The arrows at the corners of the zone can be used to rotate the zone.

 Repeat for each corner until the zone covers the desired area.

 To change the zone description, highlight the description in the Easy Setup section and type a new one. Any number of alphanumeric and special characters can be used.

 Assign conditions, actions, and video overlays as required.

NOTES:

By default, the vehicle presence condition is selected for each zone. In addition, green is selected for the zone display color when a vehicle is detected and gray when no vehicle is present in the zone. There is no default output assigned.
For each selected condition (vehicle and bicycle presence) an output must be assigned unless the Set Output action is removed in the Zones Explorer section. 
The Show Video Overlay check box is used to display overlays only when video is playing. The Show Setup Controls check box is used to display overlays on the Zone Setup screen for both static images and video.
After all zones are defined and configured, it is recommended that the configuration be archived (see Save Archive).

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Configuring IntelliSight Devices: Camera Setup

Adding an Advance Presence Zone