MicroCAM User Manual
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ONVIF:
Checking this checkbox will enable the ONVIF interface of the camera. Please note that
with ONVIF enabled the amount of memory available for image buffering will be smaller.
IP VERSION 4 AND 6:
The camera supports IPv4 and IPv6. Both versions can be enabled simultaneously. At most two
IPs can be assigned to a device.
IPv4:
the IP address for the camera can be set automatically via DHCP (see option above), or
manually, a static IP address.
IPv6:
Only static IP addresses are supported. The /16 option stands for the length of the subnet
mask (16 refers to 8 characters long mask)
HTTPS
The camera’s onboard webserver is capable to run in HTTPs mode. It means that you will have
an encrypted, secure channel between you and the camera. Please note that while the
communication towards the camera is secured (HTTPs requests, web interface), but it is your
responsibility to protect the communication channel (e.g. with VPN) between the camera and
the data server for result upload.
To set up the HTTPs connection click CONFIGURE
GENERATE a Certificate Signing request by setting up the hostname and hit GENERATE.
Upload/Install your Signed Certificate (which you have from the 3
rd
party certification provider)
ACTIVATE the HTTPs
Enable RTP:
select this option to enable RTP streaming.
Enable NTCIP:
enables the National Transportation Communications for Intelligent
Transportation System (ITS) Protocol (NTCIP) which creates a seamless integration into
standardized ITS systems.
Settings are applied after clicking SAVE.
