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N3072 

Dome Network Camera

 

2 Meg H.264

 

- 3 - 

Vari-Focal Lens 

Full Screen

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Jitter Time

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Record

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Snapshot

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Version

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Shortcut Bar ............................................................................................................................................................................ 46

 

Microphone

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Buzzer

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Path

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Snapshot

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Record

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Shortcut Bar Message

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S

ETTING 

U

SER 

P

REFERENCES

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Basic Setting ............................................................................................................................................................................ 52

 

System

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System Setting ................................................................................................................................................................................... 52

 

System Log ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 53

 

Video/Image

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Video ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 54

 

PreProc/Overlay ................................................................................................................................................................................ 55

 

Sensor ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 57

 

Audio

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User

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PTZ

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Network

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Network Setting ................................................................................................................................................................................ 64

 

Services ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 65

 

Stream Setting ................................................................................................................................................................................... 66

 

PPPoE Setting (Dial-up Networking Setting) ...................................................................................................................................... 67

 

DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Server) ............................................................................................................................................. 69

 

UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) ......................................................................................................................................................... 70

 

SMTP (Mail Server Setting)................................................................................................................................................................ 73

 

Samba ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 74

 

Notification ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 75

 

Multicast ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 76

 

Date/Time

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IP Filter

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Storage

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Application Setting .................................................................................................................................................................. 81

 

Event

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Event ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 82

 

Trigger ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 85

 

Event Servers (Upload Server) ........................................................................................................................................................... 87

 

Recording List

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Motion Detection

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Blind Detection

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Privacy Mask

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Firmware upgrade

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Factory Default

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Reboot

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Summary of Contents for N3072

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...TED 18 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION 19 READY TO USE 21 ACCESS TO THE IP CAMERA 21 VIEW OF CAMERA MAIN PAGE 23 LIVE VIEW 23 3Svision Logo 23 Product Name 24 Mode 24 Language 25 Video Format 26 View Size 27 Streaming 28 Color 29 Brightness 30 Contrast 30 Saturation 30 Set to default 30 Alert 31 Alert Message 32 Alert Message Text 32 Disable 33 Alert Snapshot 33 Clear 33 PTZ Control Panel 34 Camera Directio...

Page 3: ...PreProc Overlay 55 Sensor 57 Audio 59 User 60 PTZ 61 Network 64 Network Setting 64 Services 65 Stream Setting 66 PPPoE Setting Dial up Networking Setting 67 DDNS Dynamic Domain Name Server 69 UPnP Universal Plug and Play 70 SMTP Mail Server Setting 73 Samba 74 Notification 75 Multicast 76 Date Time 77 IP Filter 78 Storage 79 Application Setting 81 Event 81 Event 82 Trigger 85 Event Servers Upload ...

Page 4: ...TING WITH IP CAMERA 102 DDNS APPLICATION 103 How to apply and setup the DDNS service 103 How to check if the DDNS service is successful 108 MOBILE APPLICATION 109 Symbain System 113 iPhone System 116 SUPPORT THE CELLULAR MOBILE PHONE LIST 121 MULTICAST APPLICATION 122 H264 Main 124 H264 Sub 125 Motion JPEG 126 TROUBLESHOOTING AND FAQS 129 ...

Page 5: ...ent to operate and provide the infrared LED application for Night environment Features N3072 can operate smoothly without the need to install additional software or hardware All you need is a PC that is equipped with IE browser 6 0 or above and connect the Internet Camera to the network to monitor the pre set places remotely N3072 can provide you with protection of your personal home and property ...

Page 6: ...ck that if all the following items have been included N3072 Dome Network Camera Installation CD Manual Software Installation Guide Mounting position sheet A hexagonal wrench Screw Pack Connector Pack Contact your dealer immediately if any items are missing appear damaged or if the unit does not work ...

Page 7: ...he following recommended minimum hardware requirements Internet Environment Ethernet 10 100M Ethernet Monitor System Requirements OS support Microsoft Windows 2000 XP Vista Windows 7 Browser support Internet Explorer 6 x or later Chrome Firefox Safari Hardware CPU Pentium 4 2 4 GHz or later Memory 512 MB 1G MB recommended VGA card resolution 1024x768 or higher ...

Page 8: ...N3072 Dome Network Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 8 Vari Focal Lens View of N3072 Dome Network Camera Outer View Inner View Mask Pedestal ...

Page 9: ...Making Connections Before you connect your N3072 please make sure your PC has the LAN port available for connect to the network Follow these instructions to connect the N3072 into your PC and LAN Port Power Connect to DC12V power LAN Connect to 10 100 RJ45 network ...

Page 10: ...ase connect N3072 Dome Network Camera with your power adaptor directly using the Twisted Pair not supplied after plug the supplied 2pin connector as shown Attention Please be aware of connection of positive and negative electrode Any wrong connection will damage the camera ...

Page 11: ...rovided for connection to the 10Base T Ethernet cable or 100 Base T High Speed Ethernet cable Use a network cable and plug it into the LAN port of the N3072 Plug the other end of the cable in the LAN port of the HUB Connect to the Switch HUB to PC Make sure your PC has a LAN port available for connect to the network ...

Page 12: ... used to connect external infrared detectors beepers and smoke detectors For more information about these external devices please contact to your local retailer dealer or installation service provider Plug the external I O connector Plug the supplied external I O connector as shown Pin Function 1 Audio in 2 Audio out 3 GND 4 GND 5 DC 12V out 6 RS485 7 RS485 8 Alarm NO 9 Alarm COM 10 Alarm NC 11 Al...

Page 13: ...t behind the position where the product is to be fixed Some walls or ceilings may not be strong enough to support it Pay attention during installation to avoid injury that might be brought about due to falling of the product Mounting 1 Remove the cover Use a hexagonal wrench to release the screw securing the cap 2 Adjust the lens angle Use the screw driver to relax the screws for lens angle adjust...

Page 14: ... how close you need Focus A vari focal lens offers a small zoom capability which is adjusted manually via a controller The focal length field of view can be manually adjusted The most common vari focal lens is 3 7 12 mm After release the controller of Zoom In Out or Focus counterclockwise you can adjust the Zoom In out or Focus as you need by parallel move the controller NOTE Lock the controller a...

Page 15: ...ge the cables 5 Mask adjustment Before mounting the camera please adjust the appropriate position in accordance with the visual angle of the lens 6 Stabilize the hardware Before putting the cover back on the hardware please take aim at the starting point as shown 7 Tripod mounting Mounting the camera in accordance with mounting position sheet attached ...

Page 16: ...u can install N3072 Dome Network Camera on the holder and hang it on the wall or ceiling Please do not install it in locations of poor ventilation This will result in poor operation Attention The horizontal angle is important when you hang the product from the ceiling Excessive inclination may bring about abnormal rotation of the camera lens ...

Page 17: ...the factory default settings If there is still system problems remain after rebooting factory reset can return the camera to normal operation after resetting The following diagram illustrates will show you how to reset the N3072 Dome Network Camera Press and release the reset button for 5 seconds wait for the Network Camera to reboot ...

Page 18: ...install the N3072 Dome Network Camera Please check if it is ready to use by the Led indicator as below STATUS The LED Indicator will light in yellow when any event triggered NET The LED Indicator will light in green when the network is connected POWER The LED Indicator will light in red when the power on ...

Page 19: ... IP Camera for different environment description 1 Start the Camera Setting Run the Cam Finder exe from the installation CD 2 Set the IP address of the Network Camera Click Search to find the IP Camera on the LAN the factory IP setting 192 168 0 20 appears on the screen 3 Change the IP address and related settings for the network environment When you find the camera click it and the settings will ...

Page 20: ...Setting All 3Svision camera network server products can be found and changed using the Cam Finder software When the Cam Finder software cannot be executed check your antivirus software or firewall to remove the block Field description You can give a name to your camera such as IR_IP or IR IP No spaces allowed such as PI IP You can change the settings for IP Gateway Address and Network Mask to meet...

Page 21: ...er Mozilla Firefox or Netscape and enter the IP address of the IP Camera in the address field After fill in root in the User Name and Password fields Click OK NOTE 1 If the web browser cannot be display the Camera Main Page please make reference to the chapter of Appendix Change the Inter Explorer Setting for further detailed description 2 You can access the camera as an administrator by default a...

Page 22: ...en pops up under the IE address bar Click Install ActiveX Control to continue The security warning screen appears Click Install The ActiveX Control is named ActiveX Control This software is owned by PocketNet and well certified You can use it without any doubts about its validity When ActiveX Control is installed successfully you can see the camera image and interface on your screen ...

Page 23: ... to start the setup menu The Camera utility enables you to change language video settings And you can also change the other setting by Setting Live View 3Svision Logo Click here to visit the website of POCKETNET Tech Inc 3Svision Logo Product Name Language Video Format View Size Streaming Color Mode Alert Alert Message Shortcut Bar Shortcuts PTZ Control ...

Page 24: ...el H 264 24 Vari Focal Lens Product Name Display the product name The default name follows the product and it not releases the permission of modification to customer Mode Select the display mode between Live View and Setting Product Name ...

Page 25: ...nd the default setting is English Click the pull down menu to select the language for web browser from English 简体中文 Simplified Chinese 繁體 中文 Traditional Chinese Español Spanish Deutsch German Français French and Nederlandse Dutch NOTE The language selection is not suitable for Shortcuts because the Shortcut follows the OS language ...

Page 26: ...t It provides the triplex streaming but it can use one streaming on the live view The default setting is the MPEG H 264 Main Click the pull down menu to select the video format from H264 Main Stream H264 Sub Stream and Motion JPEG Video Format H 264 Main H 264 Sub Motion JPEG ...

Page 27: ...ocal Lens View Size It can fix well the resolution when enlarge or reduce the live view image Click the pull down menu to select the video format from 1 2X 1X 2X and 4X NOTE The quality of the image will become to poor when you enlarge the view image size ...

Page 28: ...nt and environment The following tables show the difference between UDP TCP and HTTP Differences Tunneling Pocket Loss Speed Protocol HTTP Easy Fair Fair TCP Fair Lower Fast UDP Hard Lowest Fastest 1 UDP Provide the fastest but most unreliable transmission service Video streams are transmitted through RTP 50000 60000 Port to ensure the fastest image transmission NOTE However video fragment or mosa...

Page 29: ...ment or mosaics but this protocol will affect the FPS to reduce 3 HTTP Video streams are transmitted through HTTP 80 Port to ensure passing through firewalls NOTE HTTP is recommended if your network is protected with firewalls Color Adjust the value of the color settings for the live view image such as Brightness Hue Contrast and Saturation by click the button You can also adjust the value by drag...

Page 30: ...age Contrast Adjust the contrast of colors Saturation Adjust the saturation of colors Set to default Reset all of the color settings to default figures NOTE 50 is the default figures of the value for color setting the range is 0 100 After the value is changed and the result will be shown on your screen ...

Page 31: ...ggered This smart design can prevent the user omitting from any event NOTE The alert message will display the information at the same time The alert flash will keep in red till you disable it Click the alert flash again to disable it NOTE The function of Alert needs to match and use with Event Setting please confirmed the Event Device and Setting before you start this function ...

Page 32: ...xt Display the message in the field of the Alert Message Text when the event is activated The event message format as below Event Type Date Time Motion MM DD YY HH MM SS Alarm MM DD YY HH MM SS For the detail information please double click the event message at the alert message text field and a pop up window of the alert message will be shown NOTE The event type will be different based on the mod...

Page 33: ...riggered Alert Message Text field will keep previous values before Alert being triggered if there is a message already recorded Alert Snapshot It will Snapshot the image when event is triggered The saving name will follow the Alert Message Text NOTE The saving path will follow the path setting from Shortcut Bar Clear Click clear button to remove all of the event messages from the Alert Message Tex...

Page 34: ...072 Dome Network Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 34 Vari Focal Lens PTZ Control Panel After enable the PTZ function the control panel of the PTZ will show on your screen The detail function illustration as below ...

Page 35: ...oom IN OUT function Focus Use the manual Focus function Aux Control the external device Preset Set up Enable the Preset Tour Set up Enable the Tour Camera Direction Adjust the lens of camera by press Up Dow Left Right and Home PTZ Device Select the device to control the RS485 device the different device can setup the different protocol Camera Direction PTZ Device Speed Zoom Focus Aux Preset Tour ...

Page 36: ... form 1 lowest to 4 highest Focus Click the Near Far to adjust the focus by manual control Select the speed form 1 lowest to 4 highest NOTE Please confirm whether the lens of your camera supports the application Aux Control the external device through RS485 Enable or disable the device activity by click On Off Select the device from 1 to 8 NOTE Please confirm whether the device supports the applic...

Page 37: ... Focal Lens 3 Click the Up Down Left Right and Home to adjust the camera direction 4 Exit the preset setting page by click Update 5 After select the number for preset click Go The camera will move to the area automatically as setup by the select number ...

Page 38: ... must be setup in advance and provide five tour addresses to use it 1 Click Set to enter the Tour Setting page 2 Name the tour You can set up 5 tour groups at maximum 3 Dwelling time sec at each tour point 4 Select a preset location for the camera 5 Click Update to Exit 6 Select the number you need then click Start to activate the tour function ...

Page 39: ...pixel H 264 39 Vari Focal Lens Shortcuts Click the right button of your mouse in Live View mode to display the Shortcuts List Choose the option directly depend on different system requirements The detail function illustration as below ...

Page 40: ... Megapixel H 264 40 Vari Focal Lens ZOOM IN Click the right button of your mouse and select ZOOM IN to enlarge the image The navigation screen indicates the part of the image being magnified 8 Levels of zoom in out are supported ...

Page 41: ...select ZOOM out to reduce the image 8 Levels of zoom in out are supported NOTE You can also Zoom In Out the image by press the scroll wheel button of your mouse Original Size No matter what the multiple of digital zoom is you can reset the image size by click the right button of your mouse and select Original Size ...

Page 42: ... Click the right button of your mouse and select Full Screen to change the screen to full screen mode and release it by click the button again You can also release it by click the ESC button on the keyboard NOTE You can also use the other shortcuts function when it is enable ...

Page 43: ...uffer time to make audio sync which can help the video and audio smoother It is not a standard settings but according to your bandwidth to adjust the buffer time 7 kinds of parameters are supported as below N A 150ms 300ms 500ms 1s 3s and 5s The delay time will appear probably in the image if the jitter time is highest 150ms is the default parameter ...

Page 44: ... to record the image and the file will saved at the default path Stop the recording by click the button again You can also start stop recording by press and on the shortcut bar The record icon of Shortcut Bar will change the status and the Live View image will display with the red square signal in the left corner when it is recording ...

Page 45: ...Snapshot to Snapshot the image and the file will save at the default path You can also take snapshot by press on the shortcut bar Version Show the ActiveX Control version by click the right button of your mouse and you will see the version on the bottom NOTE The version will depend on the actual product spec of shipment ...

Page 46: ...phone on the shortcut bar to enable disable it one way audio Transmit the voice into the N3072 Dome Network Camera by using the PC s microphone Buzzer Click the thumbnail of the Buzzer on the shortcut bar to enable disable it one way audio It can receive the voice of the microphone from the N3072 Dome Network Camera Record Microphon e Snapshoot Path Shortcut Bar Message Buzzer ...

Page 47: ... hide the Audio icon from the Live View if the Audio Function is disabled Path Click the thumbnail of the Path Setting on the shortcut bar to change the saving folder path Please see the detail setting as below Path Filename Prefix and Recording Limit NOTE Due to the path setting will saved the modification into ActiveX Control and the ini file No matter what the type of the IP Camera is changing ...

Page 48: ...x Fixed Format Record Rec_ YY MM DD HH MM SS avi Snapshot Snapshot_ YY MM DD HH MM SS jpg 3 Record Limit The Record Path Setting supported only and it has limit of file size N3072 Dome Network Camera will create the fixed recording file according to this setting It provides two kinds of setting for record file size as below Record File Size Record Duration Record File Size 50 MB is the default siz...

Page 49: ...Snapshot will flash the status when Snapshot Record Record the streaming image Click the thumbnail of the Record on the shortcut bar to record the image in Live View and the file will save at the default path The icon of the Record will display with red square signal in the bottom of the left corner when record The Record can detect the status of web browser and it will keep the recording image fi...

Page 50: ...lustration as below Login Record file path C Video Snapshot file path C Snapshot Record Start recording to C Video REC__ Y m d H M S avi Recording to C Video REC__ Y m d H M S avi is stopped Fail to record C Video REC _ Y m d H M S avi Snapshot Snapshot C Snapshot Snapshot__20091102 181620 804 jpg has been saved Fail to snapshot in path C Snapshot NOTE The setting of the path and filename will fol...

Page 51: ... let you change the following settings Basic Setting System Video Image Audio PTZ User Network Date Time IP Filtering Storage Application Setting Event Recording List Motion Detection Blind Detection Privacy Mask Firmware Upgrade Factory Default Reboot After each setting click Save to save and apply them ...

Page 52: ...rk Network Setting Stream Setting PPPoE DDNS UPnP SMTP SAMBA Notification Multicast Date Time IP Filtering Storage System System Setting Device Name Give the name of your camera here Complete the setting by Click Set MAC Address IP Address Network Mask and Gateway Network information Model Display the product model name Hardware Version Firmware Version and Firmware Build time Firmware information...

Page 53: ...mation is deleted when you turn off the N3072 Dome Network Camera System Log Max Size Set the Number allowed for the log file 100000 is the default Critical Log Click Display to show the most important log file Warning Log Click Display to show the warning log file Information Log Click Display to show the information log file Syslog Service Syslogd Service Click Start to send the log file to serv...

Page 54: ...t GOP Set the frames for GOP from 1 5 10 15 30 60 120 and 150 H264 Sub Resolution Set the resolution of the image from 640x480 640x352 320x240 320x176 160x168 and 192x112 Frame Rate FPS Set the frame rate from 1 3 5 10 15 20 25 and 30 Quality It provides two kinds of the quality as below Bitrate 64 128 256 384 512 640 768 1024 1280 1536 2048 2560 and 3072 Fix Quality Best Better Normal Fast and Fa...

Page 55: ...N3072 Dome Network Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 55 Vari Focal Lens PreProc Overlay PreProc Camera Position Set the position of the camera from Default Flip Mirror and Rotate 180 ...

Page 56: ...nd color for Date Time and Text to display Click the color block in order to show the palette Move the arrow point and click on the color what you like Display text Fill in the text what you want to show on the screen e g Lobby IP Cam Date time position Set the value of the X Y axis for the location that the Date Time will show on the screen Anyone on the four corners is available Text position Se...

Page 57: ...me Network Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 57 Vari Focal Lens Sensor Day Night Setting Set the mode for the Day and Night from Auto Manual and External You can also select Day Night ambiguity suppression in Auto mode ...

Page 58: ...elay Set the time for switching delay from 0 15 Seconds AE Setting Backlight Click Enable to set the backlight for the image Slow Shutter Set the Slow Shutter from OFF X2 X4 X8 and X16 AGC Set the AGC from Low Mid and High Flicker Control Set the Flicker Control from 50Hz 60Hz and OFF ...

Page 59: ...nly Microphone use only is allowed Simplex amplifier only Speaker use only is allowed Audio off Turn the audio off i e both of the microphone and speaker will be off Audio in Codec Select the type of Codec for audio encryption from G726 32 G711a G711u and AMR Gain Set the Gain from 0 25 50 75 and 100 Audio out Codec Select the type of Codec for audio decryption from G726 32 G711a and G711u Gain Se...

Page 60: ...ments of the users administrator owns the authority to define the privilege for each user The privileges of the administrator operator and viewer are listed as below User Administrator Operator Viewer Live View Live View v v v Setting Basic Setting System v v Video Image v v Audio v v PTZ v v User root Network v Date Time v IP Filtering v Application Setting Event v v Motion Detection v v Privacy ...

Page 61: ...irst PTZ Driver Manager In the Camera Driver column list all the drivers that are installed in the video server Select Delete to eliminate any selected driver PTZ Driver Upload Upload the PTZ drivers from www 3Svision com for more camera drivers which are supported Serial Port Setting Port COM0 Port Mode RS485 Baud rate Select the measure of the symbol rate from 2400 4800 and 9600 Data bits Select...

Page 62: ... List Use this menu to set the following setting Add Add a new user and to define a different privilege Update Change the privilege or password of a user User name changed is not allowed Delete Delete a user here Fill in the username password and privilege as required ...

Page 63: ...nts a limit up to 20 viewers who are allowed to view the camera simultaneously can be defined Attention The default user name and password have been set as root The root user cannot be deleted but can be changed For the safety consideration it is recommended to change the root s password when the first time login You can press the reset bottom to reset to factory default The root can be not delete...

Page 64: ...s the DHCP network environment the camera will automatically send a DHCP packet to request an IP address This IP address is assigned automatically from the DHCP server on the network No additional settings are required for this page unless you need to change the network configuration The DHCP status of the camera is OFF by default Other settings For IP address Subnet mask Default gateway DNS 1 and...

Page 65: ...server to download the AVI or JPEG file from SAMBA or SD Card The default status is enabling the function Due to the function only provide the SAMBA and SD Card applications not release to all FTP setting for user The default account and password is ftp and you can only modify the password by yourself ...

Page 66: ...rs to ensure reliable data transmission Video streams are transmitted through RTSP Port 554 by default to avoid video fragment or mosaics due to poor transmission quality RTP Port 50000 to 60000 are UDP ports and can be defined by users They provide the fastest but also most unreliable transmission service Video streams are transmitted through UDP Port 50000 60000 by default to ensure the fastest ...

Page 67: ...camera is connected via a switch hub you can press Reboot or restart the machine manually to try PPPoE dialing when the setting of the camera has been completed 6 A different IP address is obtained after each dial up network connection You can get the new IP address from Setting Basic Settings System If you want to know the new IP address anytime you must enter Setting Basic Settings Notification ...

Page 68: ...N3072 Dome Network Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 68 Vari Focal Lens ...

Page 69: ... address each time you connect to the Internet the DDNS helps you locate your website and access your website easily You can find a lot of free DDNS service providers on the Internet such as www no ip com and www DynDNS org Some gateway routers can directly communicate with DDNS In this case you may directly enter your DDNS account on the setting page in the Internet router and then the router wil...

Page 70: ...he supportive item UPnP The Link URL shows the external IP address and the port of the router Enter the IP address in the Internet Explorer to penetrate the NAT UPnP Device Active yes enable no disable Device Name the name of the UPnP device UPnP Traversal Active yes enable no disable Port Range the range of the usable ports from 32768 to 65535 as default Link URL After the network camera penetrat...

Page 71: ...UPnP function in Windows OS Windows XP 1 Windows component installation Step 1 Select Control Panel Step 2 Select Add Remove Programs Step 3 Select Add Remove Windows Components Step 4 Select Networking Services Step 5 Click Detail Step 6 Select Universal Plug and Play 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Page 72: ...all option Step 1 Select Windows Firewall in the Control Panel Step 2 Select Exceptions Step 3 Select UPnP Framework 3 View the connection device using My Network Place Step 1 Open the folder of My Network Place Step 2 The LAN camera will appear on the screen Double click it 2 1 3 2 1 ...

Page 73: ...ction SMTP Setting Enter the following information sequential to complete the settings as below SMTP server The SMTP server IP address SMTP From The email of the sender i e xxx xxx com SMTP Authentication Enables disables User name The user name is from SMTP server Password The password is from SMTP server NOTE N3072 Dome Network Camera support the mail account of SSL Secure Sockets Layer cryptogr...

Page 74: ...e the settings as below Active Enable Disable Samba Authentication Enable Disable Username The username Password The password Path To specify the IP address of the computer that you want to share with and the file name i e 192 168 0 X xxx Recycle Record Enable for the last record file to mantle the first record file Remaining SAMBA Capacity The remaining capacity can be record Shared Folder Size M...

Page 75: ... the recipient i e xxx xxx com SMTP Subject mail subject FTP Notification FTP Server FTP Server name FTP Port FTP port The default setting is 21 recommended FTP Upload path The path to upload files FTP Login name The name to log in the FTP FTP Login Password The password to log in the FTP HTTP Notification Server The address of the server i e http Port The port to access HTTP The default setting i...

Page 76: ...It allowed multiple users to view the H 264 video stream free from limited in the number of users However this is only effective within the LAN H264 Sub Stream It allowed multiple users to view the H 264 video stream free from limited in the number of users However this is only effective within the LAN Motion JPEG It allowed multiple users to view the Motion JPEG video stream free from limited in ...

Page 77: ...ize the time from the NTP Network Time Protocol Click NTP in the Time Setting Enter the IP address in the NTP server 1 3 Press the SAVE to apply it Once the NTP time obtain the N3072 Dome Network Camera will updated the time NOTE The default NTP servers as below NTP Server 1 198 123 30 132 NTP Server 2 192 43 244 18 NTP Server 3 133 100 9 2 3 Change the time by manually Click User Input in the Tim...

Page 78: ...Address Overview of the setting for IPs Add Enter the IP address that you allowed or denied it Remove Remove the IP address existed Remove All Remove all of the IP address existed Attention Setting rules as below 1 Actions that may cause a limited connection are to be denied 2 Improper use of this function may cause disconnection from Internet You might need to use hardware reset to reset to the f...

Page 79: ... Lens Storage It is used to identify and monitor the status of the SD card It shows the size of the SD card and how much free space is available for storage It is also used to format SD cards for local storage Follow the instructions to add events on SD card ...

Page 80: ...N3072 Dome Network Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 80 Vari Focal Lens ...

Page 81: ...nt Server Motion Detection Blind Detection Privacy Mask Firmware Upgrade Factory Default Reboot Event N3072 Dome Network Camera is the equipment with intelligent security management function It ensure the security monitoring by authorized users to define the Trigger Events which is base on the particular times and situations and set the respond to the event for the Camera It proposed to avoid exce...

Page 82: ...N3072 Dome Network Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 82 Vari Focal Lens Event Event List Add Event Click Add Event to enter the Trigger Even Setting NOTE It can provide up to 10 event settings ...

Page 83: ...N3072 Dome Network Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 83 Vari Focal Lens Add Schedule Click Add Schedule to add a new schedule NOTE It can provide up to 10 schedule settings ...

Page 84: ...chine such as high decibel alarms light projectors You can set the alarm duration in the Duration field Upload video image to server The camera will save the Motion JPEG of the event to the Upload Server FTP SMTP or the Recording Storage Device Samba Include pre trigger buffer When an event is detected the camera will record the previous video image up to 10 seconds Include post trigger buffer Whe...

Page 85: ...in but you can change it to Normal Ground by setting in Setting Application Event Trigger 1 It will be Open status of the alarm input pin which is connected to external device when the alarm input has been set to Normal Open Therefore when the external device is triggered to close status the alarm input pin will be triggered 2 On the contrary It will be Close status of the alarm input in which is ...

Page 86: ...subject in the field click the Set to test the mail sending completely Trigger FTP Click the Set to upload AVI files to FTP server to test completely HTTP Server After you enter the message in the Message field click the Set to upload the message to HTTP server to test completely You can make custom parameters settings completely through Application Setting Event Event Server TCP Server After you ...

Page 87: ... Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 87 Vari Focal Lens Event Servers Upload Server You can make a setting to upload files to the server completely Please make a setting for servers in the Event Server Setting by following setting ...

Page 88: ...HTTP server you specified Name HTTP name Network Address HTTP IP address Login Log in name Password Log in password Proxy Proxy server name Proxy Port Proxy server port Proxy Login Proxy server log in name Proxy Password Proxy server log in password Add TCP Enter the information of the TCP server you specified Name TCP server name Network Address TCP IP address Port TCP port Add UDP Enter the info...

Page 89: ...N3072 Dome Network Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 89 Vari Focal Lens Recording List Use this setting to management the recording list ...

Page 90: ...he frame size by move and drag the edge of the frame on the arrow of your mouse after adjusted click the left button of your mouse Area There are 3 frames available for setting Area 1 Area 2 and Area 3 Click Area to open the detectable area then click the signal checkbox to enable the function Detect Level There are 5 levels for you to adjust the area Lower Low Mid High and Highest 1 ...

Page 91: ...e and drag the edge of the frame on the arrow of your mouse after adjusted click the left button of your mouse Area There are 3 frames available for setting Area 1 Area 2 and Area 3 Click Area to open the detectable area then click the signal checkbox to enable the function Sensitive Adjust the Sensitive of the area by entering the degrees in the field of Sensitive The setting range is 0 100 0 is ...

Page 92: ... size by move and drag the edge of the frame on the arrow of your mouse after adjusted click the left button of your mouse 3 Selects the color for Privacy Mask by click the Color block in order to show the palette move the arrow point and click on the color what you like 4 After the setting is completed click Save to apply it and the screen will refresh within a few second automatically Color Clic...

Page 93: ...N3072 Dome Network Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 93 Vari Focal Lens 1 ...

Page 94: ... to upgrade the firmware Attention Important Read Carefully 1 Please close all of the application that you are using on your PC 2 Select Firmware Upgrade and the Firmware Upgrade Setting page will show on your screen 3 Click Browse to select the location where the firmware file is 4 Click Submit to upgrade the firmware immediately Select the location where the firmware file is ...

Page 95: ...l H 264 95 Vari Focal Lens 5 The progressing status of the firmware upgrade will show on your screen 6 N3072 Dome Network Camera reboots automatically after the firmware has been upgrade completed Reconnect to the server after 60 seconds ...

Page 96: ...ult for repair it if the power cable has been removed or becomes loose during the upgrade It is not recommend you to upgrade the firmware in a wireless network environment because of the unstable packet transmission may conduce to data loss It is not necessary for you to restart the camera by manual after the firmware upgrade completed The camera will reboot automatically after 60 seconds Reboot O...

Page 97: ...ress and all of the settings which is relation to network will remain the valid Cable and wireless network setting are included Click the Set to start the factory reset and a warning pop up window will appear to ask whether you really want to reset to the factory default value or not Click OK to complete the reset Resets all parameters Use this setting to reset the N3072 Dome Network Camera to the...

Page 98: ...cal Lens Backup Back all parameters Use this setting to backup all of the changes you have set Click Backup and a file download inquired windows will pop up Back up the file named param bin Attention Don t change the file name otherwise the backup may fail ...

Page 99: ...era 2 Megapixel H 264 99 Vari Focal Lens Restore backup parameters Use this setting to restore the changes that you have set Click Browse to select a backup file and click Submit to confirm it Select a backup file to restore ...

Page 100: ...N3072 Dome Network Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 100 Vari Focal Lens Reboot Use the setting to reboot the camera automatically by click Reboot ...

Page 101: ...ser Please follow the steps as below 1 Open the IE browser from Desktop or State Menu 2 Select the Tools Internet Options Security Custom Level 3 Select the bookmark of Security and click Customer Level to check the Security Level 4 Make sure the security setting is Medium and the commonly used default security level 5 Click OK to save the parameter then quit the window Please restart the IE Brows...

Page 102: ...ete the setting 1 Enter the camera setting page to set a fixed IP Refer to the Network Setting Ex 192 168 0 49 2 Enter the ADSL router main setting page Ex Zonet ADSL router 3 Enter the Virtual Server setting page a Set mapping of HTTP Port 80 and Definition Port 554 to 192 168 0 49 b Restart ADSL router When the setting is completed you can operate the camera from the WAN IP Address via the ADSL ...

Page 103: ...ough DDNS e g www IP Camera com and www VideoServer com After the setting is completed you can connect the IP device through you have assigned the name Firstly please apply for an account from a DDNS supplier These DDNS suppliers provide some free services for the users on the world This chapter will demonstrate a step by step method of how to set up a DDNS account for the example we illustrate he...

Page 104: ...www dyndns com through Browser 2 Please click Create Account Skip step 2 9 if you have an account with DynDns org already 3 Please fill in all the required information in the table such as Username Password Email and Security Image Number etc When you have finished please select Agree Box then click Create Account ...

Page 105: ...to your mailbox after you click Create Account Please acknowledge the confirmation letter by clicking on the link provided in the mail to continue with the steps 5 You can login to DynDns org please input the username and password on main webpage And click Service button to set up the DDNS function ...

Page 106: ...Set up the Hostname and IP Address by yourself You can enter your favorite domain name as your Hostname and input correct IP address e g the IP address need to input the real IP address from IP Camera please see the NOTE illustration below Finally click Add Host to finish with the setting NOTE The IP almost appear after IP setting PPPoE DHCP Fix IP Click Setting System IP Address ...

Page 107: ...Next to enter the next step Note as you are using Dynamic DNS Free service so you can ignore the information of Shopping Cart 10 Please click Activate Services button to enable DDNS service 11 The completion of the registration page is shown below You can now use the DDNS service to your devices ...

Page 108: ...mode 3 Input the command c ping Your domain name e g www IP Camera com ENTER If the command mode displays Reply from On the screen then your DDNS is working correctly 4 If the command mode displays timed out Then your DDNS is not working Please double check your account information is entered correctly 5 If the command mode displays Ping request could not find host Then you need to re visit DDNS w...

Page 109: ... see the detail illustration as below NOTE The 3GPP which meaning the compression format is not the same 3G You can use the 2 5G 3G to connect to Internet through ISP Step1 Make sure the Video server is alive on Internet WAN Environment Try to remote connect Video server via public IP If you use the Router please check the Port Setting of your camera and the Virtual Server Setting of Router Step2 ...

Page 110: ... the Setting on right upper to enter the setting mode Step3 Check the RTSP streaming setting H 264 Type Click Video Image of Basic Setting Video Set up the sub streaming resolution e g Please see the suggestion parameter as below picture Click Save to finish the setting ...

Page 111: ...unction but you need to input the account information every login The application can keep the video server privacy e g Input rtsp xxx xxx xxx xxx 554 cam1 3gpp user root pwd root in mobile phone The 2 mean the sub stream Without password Enable anonymous login Click the User of Basic Setting Click the Enable from anonymous login of User Setting Click the Save to finish the setting e g Input rtsp ...

Page 112: ...hange the channel E g Channel 2 rtsp xxx xxx xxx xxx 554 cam2 h264 1 Step5 Try to connect Video server through the mobile phone Check the mobile phone can support the streaming media player and internet service and then see the example operation as below NOTE Suggest using the wireless solution It can provide the highest network speed and save the mobile network cost ...

Page 113: ...rk Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 113 Vari Focal Lens Symbain System Example Nokia N71 Follow these steps to set up the viewing function 1 Enter multimedia data from the main screen 2 Select a streaming link 3 Add a new link ...

Page 114: ... of the camera e g Without Password rtsp xxx xxx xxx xxx 554 cam1 3gpp e g With Password rtsp xxx xxx xxx xxx 554 cam1 3gpp user root pwd root 6 Select OK to save the setting NOTE Some mobile phone can only support the without password application 7 Select this stream name of bookmark to proceed with linking ...

Page 115: ...ri Focal Lens 8 Select Yes to connect 9 Connecting 10 Loading the image 11 Show the video stream on the mobile screen NOTE If the software cannot receive the stream from the video server please try to check the Internet setting of software is correctly ...

Page 116: ...ple iPhone 3GS Follow these steps to set up the viewing function 1 Download and install the free video streaming software through iPhone App Store or iTune e g iPhone App Store 2 Tap App Store icon to open the software 3 Tap Search icon then input the Streamer to search the software ...

Page 117: ...N3072 Dome Network Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 117 Vari Focal Lens 4 Tap Streamer to enter the download page 5 Tap FREE button to change the selection 6 Tap INSTALL to install the software ...

Page 118: ...N3072 Dome Network Camera 2 Megapixel H 264 118 Vari Focal Lens 7 Go back the main screen then select Steamer icon to open the software 8 Tap Bookmarks icon 9 Tap signal to add the bookmark ...

Page 119: ...our URI link of the video server e g rtsp xxx xxx xxx xxx cam1 mpeg and tap Save button to save the link NOTE The software can only support the Without Password mode The video server need to set more in QVGA 320 x 240 resolution 11 Tap the link to connect to the video server ...

Page 120: ...ens 12 Show the video stream on the mobile screen 13 Tap the screen to display the detail information and the APP can support the audio application NOTE If the software cannot receive the stream from the video server please try to check the setting is correctly ...

Page 121: ...t to buy the applicable cellular Mobile Phone which to use Brand Type Brand Type Nokia 6630 Vibo Win II E61 N70 N73 N82 N93 HTC Touch Diamond2 iPhone 3G Touch Viva 3GS Touch Cruise Touch HD Touch 3G Magic Hero NOTE The application almost supports all cellular mobile phone on the market The list is the reference data for user ...

Page 122: ...n use one network package to copy many packages to PCs It allows multiple people to watch video streaming without limitation on the number of users but is only applicable in the LAN environment The function must need to combine with the application of IGMP service e g Layer 3 Switch The Regular Mode Through TCP UDP HTTP The Multicast Mode Through Multicast NOTE The function is not limit with the L...

Page 123: ... 3 Motion JPEG Display the multicast setting of Motion JPEG The function will display the different streaming mode from IP device No matter how many modes to display the content is the same setting to the user There are three kinds of package type for User Video Audio and Event Please see the detail setting as below NOTE The function can only enable one streaming to use the application 3 1 2 ...

Page 124: ...lt setting is 224 1 1 1 Video Port Set up the Port to transfer the Video package The default setting is 1234 Video TTL Set up the TTL time to transfer the Video package The default setting is 5 Audio Address Set up the IP address to transfer the Audio package The default setting is 224 1 1 1 Audio Port Set up the Port to transfer the Audio package The default setting is 1236 Audio TTL Set up the T...

Page 125: ...rt to transfer the Video package The default setting is 1234 Video TTL Set up the TTL time to transfer the Video package The default setting is 5 Audio Address Set up the IP address to transfer the Audio package The default setting is 224 1 1 2 Audio Port Set up the Port to transfer the Audio package The default setting is 1236 Audio TTL Set up the TTL time to transfer the Audio package The defaul...

Page 126: ...rt to transfer the Video package The default setting is 1234 Video TTL Set up the TTL time to transfer the Video package The default setting is 5 Audio Address Set up the IP address to transfer the Audio package The default setting is 224 1 1 3 Audio Port Set up the Port to transfer the Audio package The default setting is 1236 Audio TTL Set up the TTL time to transfer the Audio package The defaul...

Page 127: ...e Multicast function as below 1 First check the LAN environment has the device of IGMP service 2 Enter the device then enable the service 3 Login the video server then enter the Setting mode 4 Click Multicast button from Network 5 According to the requirement select the streaming type to enable the function ...

Page 128: ...le Selection to enable the Multicast function 7 Go back the Live View Mode then click the pull down menu of Streaming to select the Multicast 8 Wait a 5 10 sec to re display the live image via Multicast NOTE Please check the firewall and antivirus setting about IGMP to avoid the function fail ...

Page 129: ... be used outdoors The camera is not waterproof so a special waterproof cover must be available for outdoor use Please note that the waterproof cover may affect the built in pickup function of the camera Link LED does not light up Check that the attached standard transformer is not damaged Plug the power cable and reboot the machine If the problem remains contact your dealer for help What network c...

Page 130: ...ice Please disconnect the network cable from the camera and execute PING to confirm if the IP address has been used It is possibly due to the network cable Please use the cross line network cable to connect the PC and the camera and see if the log in screen appears Be sure that the network connection and the settings are properly configured Be sure to enter correct IP address in the Internet Explo...

Page 131: ...ternet you may need to change the setting of the firewall Make sure that your camera does not conflict with other servers on the same LAN Check the router and make sure that its setting allows it to access your camera from the Internet The number of frames transmitted is less than the defined value Congestion of the network or objects of the image may affect the number of frames transmitted The nu...

Page 132: ...ty Adjust the setting of your display card color quality to at least 16 bits 24 bits or more are recommended Incorrect camera video setting You may need to adjust some parameters such as brightness contrast color and saturation Video stream flashes Incorrect power cord frequency may cause flashing of the image Confirm that your camera uses NTSC or PAL system The image flashes if the objects are bl...

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