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Rev. 1.0.0 / 2014-02-19

Configuration

Streamer and Encoder

DVE-4 / DVE-8 / DVE-16

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Summary of Contents for DVE-16

Page 1: ...English Rev 1 0 0 2014 02 19 Configuration Streamer and Encoder DVE 4 DVE 8 DVE 16...

Page 2: ...ntation e g print or spelling errors and for those not caused by intention or gross negligence of the manufacturer Dallmeier electronic GmbH Co KG Cranachweg 1 93051 Regensburg Germany www dallmeier c...

Page 3: ...Time 11 5 2 Camera Settings 12 5 2 1 Display Settings 12 5 2 2 Video Settings 13 5 2 3 Motion Detection 14 5 2 4 Video Loss 17 5 2 5 Private Zones 19 5 2 6 Tamper Alarm 20 5 2 7 Text Overlay 23 5 2 8...

Page 4: ...riptions on the configuration of the device The target audience is trained system integrators 1 3 Typographical Conventions For reasons of clarity and readability various text formatting elements and...

Page 5: ...hat have not been tested and approved by Dallmeier Inappropriate modifications may cause malfunctions damages and data loss and may result in the loss of warranty Documentation Read the documents incl...

Page 6: ...s can cause malfunctions and damages The unit may not be moved while in opera tion Foreign Bodies If objects or liquids get into the device immediately disconnect it from the power supply pull out the...

Page 7: ...hernet unicast or multicast to a receiver 3 2 Performance Features 4 8 or 16 analog video channels Supports analog cameras by Dallmeier and third party suppliers Video compression H264 MPEG 2 MPEG 4 M...

Page 8: ...evice s registered factory IP address Make sure that the PC web browser can connect to the corresponding device via Ethernet Start the web browser Enter the IP address of the corresponding device in t...

Page 9: ...m 9 4 2 Language The user interface language can be specified in the login dialog Set the connnection to the device as described above Fig 4 2 Select from the dropdown box on the top right the require...

Page 10: ...can be configured Login to the web interface of the device as described above The user interface is displayed depending on the setting Fig 5 1 Select the Configuration tab Fig 5 2 Make the required se...

Page 11: ...rs Device Information Fig 5 3 Enter in the Device Name field an new name for the device if required Enter in the Device No field a new number for the device if required Click Save 5 1 2 Time The date...

Page 12: ...mputer time option in order to synchronize the time with the Device Time if required Activate the Enable DST option daylight saving time if required Enter the Start Time and the End Time of the daylig...

Page 13: ...to appropriate places if required Make in the OSD Settings the desired settings what should be displayed and in which format Activate under Copy to Camera the required cameras for which these settings...

Page 14: ...c warning signal on the device are activated when the motion detection is triggered Open the Motion Detection dialog via Remote Configuration Camera Settings Motion Detection Fig 5 7 Select from the C...

Page 15: ...required the farther to the right the more sensitive Click Save With the Clear All button raised areas can be removed if required Arming Schedule When the motion detection should be active can be set...

Page 16: ...for further day periods if required Repeat all steps for other days of the week if required With the Copy to Week option day settings can be copied to other days Click OK in order to save the settings...

Page 17: ...ve 5 2 4 Video Loss The active video signal from a camera can be monitored In case of loss or interruption of an audible warning signal can be triggered Open the Video Loss dialog via Remote Configura...

Page 18: ...End Time for the Period 1 Repeat the previous step for further day periods if required Repeat all steps for other days of the week if required With the Copy to Week option day settings can be copied t...

Page 19: ...an Alarm Output if required Click Save 5 2 5 Private Zones The Privacy Mask dialog allows to hide certain areas of the camera image Open the Privacy Mask dialog via Remote Configuration Camera Settin...

Page 20: ...to move areas with the mouse if required Click Clear All in order to remove the areas if required Click Save 5 2 6 Tamper Alarm It is possible to set up a tamper alarm for certain areas of the image...

Page 21: ...the live image of the camera Repeat the previous step for other areas if required Click Stop Drawing to move areas with the mouse if required Click Clear All in order to remove the areas if required C...

Page 22: ...Time and the End Time for the Period 1 Repeat the previous step for further day periods if required Repeat all steps for other days of the week if required With the Copy to Week option day settings c...

Page 23: ...g option if required Enable an Alarm Output if required Click Save 5 2 7 Text Overlay In the camera image can be displayed individual texts so called text overlays Thus cer tain areas of the image can...

Page 24: ...ed Click Save 5 2 8 Holiday Settings For holiday or vacation periods the entire system can be disabled Open the Holiday Settings dialog via Remote Configuration Camera Settings Holiday Settings Fig 5...

Page 25: ...ubnet Mask Enter the required IPv4 Default Gateway Enter the maximum packet size of the Maximum Transmission Unit in the MTU field if required Enter a Preffered DNS Server if required Enter an Alterna...

Page 26: ...the alarm Select the Arming Schedule tab if the alarm input should not to be always active if required Make in the Edit Schedule Time dialog the required settings as described above Click OK Activate...

Page 27: ...the required alarm Select from the Delay drop down box the required period Enter in the Alarm Name field a name for the alarm output Configure on the Arming Schedule tab the active time as described a...

Page 28: ...allows the management of user structures In addition to the ad ministrator with all permissions the user management allows to define different access and configuration rights for two different local u...

Page 29: ...r a new Password Confirm the password Click OK 5 6 2 New User A distinction is made between two local user groups Operator and User For these default permissions are configured However these can be cu...

Page 30: ...field Enter a Password for the new user Confirm the password Select from the Level drop down box the required user status Select the Basic Permission tab Enable disable the required permissions Click...

Page 31: ...ser Click Delete Confirm the subsequent info dialog 5 7 Maintenance The Maintenance dialog allows you to perform various maintenance tasks The device can be restarted the default settings can be resto...

Page 32: ...he subsequent info dialog The device will restart after the restore Default Settings The device is entirely reset to factory settings All settings are deleted NOTICE The device is no longer under the...

Page 33: ...e section Select a storage directory in the file explorer Enter a Name for the configuration file Click Save The configuration file is exported 5 7 5 Firmware Upgrade The Maintenance dialog allows to...

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