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6.1.1.

E-mail Service Configuration............................................................................................. 41

6.1.2.

FTP (Buffered) Service Configuration ............................................................................ 45

6.1.3.

FTP (Periodic) Service Configuration ............................................................................. 47

6.1.4.

Sensor Notification Service Configuration .................................................................. 49

6.1.5.

Sensor Notification Service Configuration for Each Input ................................... 50

6.1.6.

Alarm Output Service Configuration ............................................................................. 51

6.1.7.

Alarm Output Service Configuration for each Output .......................................... 51

7. Recording Configuration ...................................................................................................................... - 59 -

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SD Configuration ..................................................................................................................... - 59 -

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Recording Configuration...................................................................................................... - 59 -

7.3

View Recording Profile .......................................................................................................... - 71 -

7.4.

Recording Mode ....................................................................................................................... - 72 -

7.5.

SD Status Report ...................................................................................................................... - 73 -

7.6.

Clear Recording Configuration .......................................................................................... - 75 -

7.7.

Delete Recorded Data............................................................................................................ - 75 -

8. Utilities ............................................................................................................................................................ - 76 -

8.1.

System Log ................................................................................................................................. - 76 -

8.2.

Save Configuration .................................................................................................................. - 77 -

8.3.

Reboot .......................................................................................................................................... - 77 -

8.4.

Factory Default ................................................................................................................................. 69

8.5.

System Update ................................................................................................................................. 69

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Summary of Contents for PXC-2080Z03

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL for PXC 2080Z03...

Page 2: ...Table of contents 1 Safety Instructions and Notes 2 General Descriptions 3 Supplied Items 4 Part names 5 Installation Instructions 6 Setup Menu 7 Specifications 8 Dimensional Drawings 3 3 4 5 6 7 22 2...

Page 3: ...he instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be re...

Page 4: ...the infrared light to the lens at night The camera should never be operated beyond the technical specifications This can lead to destruction The camera should never be operated in the water 2 General...

Page 5: ...sing Completed Pixel Defect Compensation ID TITLE ZOOM RATIO Display H V HV FLIP Lens Refresh Lens Initializing Set LSC Lens Shade Compensation Enhanced Sensitivity by DSS technology Menu Control via...

Page 6: ...5 4 Part Names Front view 4 1Rear side view Window Window Hood Front Body Mount Hole Top and Bottom Rear Body...

Page 7: ...o a tripod or the wall or ceiling with a corresponding mount 5 2 Power Supply Connections Camera can work with either 24VAC or 12VDC dual voltage power It does NOT require the polarity matched connect...

Page 8: ...rst time set the PC s address as 192 168 1 XX for example IP Address 192 168 1 20 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Enter the camera s IP address in the URL bar of the Web browser window and hit Enter Enter t...

Page 9: ...e displayed After the installation is successfully completed Smart Viewer window will be displayed Assigning an IP address To assign an IP address to the camera proceed as follows Click Network Confi...

Page 10: ...or IP address NetMask Gateway DNS1 DNS2 and click apply for saving settings After apply program will ask closing web brower for updates which will take 20 30 seconds For DHCP DHCP server must exist in...

Page 11: ...ration menu Default ID for admin account is fi xed as root and not allowed to change In Old Password fi eld enter the current password In both New Password and Confi rm Password fi elds enter the same...

Page 12: ...joy stick on the side of the camera and a service monitor or by entering the Admin menu in your web browser To access the OSD menu click Camera Motion in the Device Configuration menu and click Camera...

Page 13: ...ove menu to change the settings and press to select or enter The actual value of FACTORY DEFAULT may differ from this manual due to further technical improvements Joy stick SYMBOL descriptions for joy...

Page 14: ...XPOSURE Sets EXPOSURE MODE BRIGHTNESS SENS UP AGC and DEBLUR See 6 4 EXPOSURE for detail SCENE ENHANCE NORMAL SCENE ENHANCE provides the several ways to enhance the video in the various environments w...

Page 15: ...IGHT to EXT AUTO COLOR and B W SMART IR can be set to reduce the saturation by the strong IR illumination in the night in any menu of EXT AUTO and B W NIGHT Setting SMART IR in any menu is identically...

Page 16: ...or power up When LENS REFRESH initiates LENS Initialization a notification LENS INITIALIZING appears on the top left corner on the monitor LENS INIT ON Lens initialization is necessary during the inst...

Page 17: ...and Shutter can be set to fix Flickerless Reduces the flicker in video when US 60Hz EU 50Hz mode is used in 50Hz 60Hz fluorescent lighting respectively SHUT Priority MANUAL and Flickerless modes disa...

Page 18: ...tinuously working along with the color temperature changes in the range of 1 800K 11 000K ONE PUSH White balance works only during is pressed MANUAL White balance is fixed to the settings by R_GAIN an...

Page 19: ...cordingly This feature is very useful when a camera in installed in upside dawn PRIVACY OFF 10 Privacy zones which can be enabled individually by ZON DISP are available to mask the video ZONE NUMBER S...

Page 20: ...ECT OFF Detects and compensates the white pixels which become defective Once CALIBRATE is selected the pixel calibration is initiated with lens closed and can t cancel THRESHOLD Defines the level of d...

Page 21: ...hing DEFOG OFF AUTO Enhance the foggy video automatically according to status of scene MANUAL Sets to enhance the foggy video manually regardless of status of scene LEVEL LOW MID HIGH Video quality ca...

Page 22: ...image refresh rate is 30P 25P COMM SET UP COMM SETUP defines the CAM ID BAUD RATE and PROTOCOL Data length stop bit and parity are fixed to 8bit 1stop bit and no parity bit CAM ID Assigns the camera...

Page 23: ...Push Manual Exposure Control Auto Iris Priority Shutter Priority Manual Flickerless Flip OFF H V HV FLIP White balance ATW ATWext ONE PUSH MANUAL Minimum Focus Distance 0 5 m WDR True WDR by dual sca...

Page 24: ...CBR 32K 12M bps CMS Bundled with Full featured 16 channels PC NVR 32 64 channels available Option IP Installation maintenance Configuration installation wizard HTTP telnet and console Upgrade firmware...

Page 25: ...24 8 Dimensional Drawings Unit mm...

Page 26: ...Smart Viewer User s Manual I Smart Viewer User s Manual Version 1 1 0 5...

Page 27: ...rs are familiar with Microsoft Windows operating systems and Web browsers such as Internet Explorer It is also assumed that the users are well aware of how to install and use the network equipment suc...

Page 28: ...Channel Control Bar NVS or Network Camera only XIII 5 Video Control XIII 5 1 Display method XIII 5 2 OSD Channels Buttons XIII 5 2 1 Saving as Image File XIII 5 2 2 Saving as Video File XIV 5 2 3 Man...

Page 29: ...Smart Viewer User s Manual IV 8 2 Server XXIII 8 3 Video XXIII 8 4 Audio XXIV 8 5 PTZ Function XXV 8 6 Relay Output XXV 8 7 Others XXV...

Page 30: ...Model and supporting function 1 2 Key Features Displays live video streams transmitted from Servers Plays audio transmitted from Servers Transmits audio from PC with Smart Viewer to Servers Stores liv...

Page 31: ...ble it s possible to manually install the program file in advance and connect to the Serve rlater 2 1 1 Installing on Web Browser Click Live View after access to Server on Internet Explorer If you re...

Page 32: ...displayed 2 1 2 Manual Installation When the Internet connection is not available or having some difficulties you can manually download and install the Smart Viewer program file Execute the downloaded...

Page 33: ...played Click the Finish button 2 2 Uninstalling Smart Viewer There are two ways to uninstall Smart Viewer program from your computer Before uninstalling close all the Internet Explorer windows 2 2 1 U...

Page 34: ...er User s Manual IX If the uninstalling is successful the following window will be displayed Click OK to finish 2 2 2 Uninstalling on Control Panel Click Start button on the screen then select the Con...

Page 35: ...X In the Control Panel window double click the Add or Remove Programs icon You will see the Currently installed programs list Click Smart Viewer button and then click Change Remove button It will star...

Page 36: ...rver on Internet Explorer and select Live View on the main menu The appearance of Smart Viewer window varies depending on what type of Server is connected to Network Video Server Network Camera Server...

Page 37: ...e rate video pause storing images or video Relay Output control audio mute FES data indication Audio Control Bar Adjust audio control of Server and volume of MIC and Speaker PTZ Control Bar Control PT...

Page 38: ...layed as the original resolution Use the scroll wheel of mouse for zooming in and out If the video becomes larger than the window size a small screen is displayed to show location of the window in the...

Page 39: ...er Live video currently displayed can be captured and recorded as a video file in AVI format Select a live view you want to save and click Rec Avi button on OSD Channel Buttons Clicking it again will...

Page 40: ...le will be generated in SMI subtitle format which puts time stamp every second When you play back the recorded video the time stamp will be displayed as a subtitle on the video screen as shown the pic...

Page 41: ...l Buttons or by running SmartPlayer program To finish push the button again Max duration is 1 minute and recording will be stopped after 1 minute 5 2 4 Instant Playback For the Products with local sto...

Page 42: ...will appear for extended features as shown below 5 3 1 Pausing Live Video Click the Pause button to stop and resume live view video Set the beginning of video data Instant playback will scan 1 min aft...

Page 43: ...pported 5 3 3 Image Rotation By using this feature you can make mirrored horizontal or flipped vertical image from the original 5 3 4 Navigate on Mini Window Mini window helps users to find which port...

Page 44: ...disconnect the audio connection click the Disconnected button You can use volume control slider to adjust the audio level 6 1 3 Mute Audio Select the Mute Audio from the pop up menu on the Live View...

Page 45: ...be able to use a Joystick to control PTZ device if your computer has a Joystick connected to it Connect a PTZ enabled camera to the Server go to the Admin menu of the Web page and then set up the PTZ...

Page 46: ...Step and Continuous modes Step mode Camera moves as much as previously defined each time This mode is effective for remote cameras with slow network condition Continuous mode Camera keeps moving while...

Page 47: ...screen mode Press ESC key to return to normal mode Display image size as it is Zoom in out through mouse scroll is available Clicking wheel button will show original image size keys such as can be us...

Page 48: ...A It is cause by deleting any part of Smart Viewer Uninstall and reinstall Smart Viewer 8 2 Server Q It shows a message saying that Failed to retrieve server information from Smart Viewer or unauthori...

Page 49: ...have enough space in hard drive Q Video recording stopped by itself A Video can be saved up to 10 minutes It automatically stops recording if it exceed the 10 minutes It also stops recording when imag...

Page 50: ...d features 8 6 Relay Output Q Relay Output button won t be activated A The second channel of Dual Stream can be controlled only after Primary channel is set up for Relay Output control Also make sure...

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Page 52: ...2 Time Setup 10 2 3 Step 3 Network Setup 11 2 4 Step 4 IP CCTV DNS 11 2 5 Step 5 Recording Configuration for NVR series 11 2 6 Finish 11 3 System Configuration Menu 11 3 1 Server Name Setup 12 3 2 Dat...

Page 53: ...tus 21 4 5 Network Status Notify 22 4 6 IP CCTV DNS Setup 24 4 7 Port Forwarding UPnP 25 4 8 RTP RTSP Setup 26 4 9 SNMP Setup for Cameras 26 5 Device Configuration 29 5 1 Serial Ports 29 5 1 1 Serial...

Page 54: ...h Input 50 6 1 6 Alarm Output Service Configuration 51 6 1 7 Alarm Output Service Configuration for each Output 51 7 Recording Configuration 59 7 1 SD Configuration 59 7 2 Recording Configuration 59 7...

Page 55: ...ut This Document This document is prepared for users of Network Cameras It is assumed that the users are familiar with network equipment such as LAN Hub router and having basic knowledge of network te...

Page 56: ...1 Admin Menu of Servers After connecting server on the web browser you ll find the web page as shown below The rightmost item of the menu is Admin where you can set up the most of features in the Serv...

Page 57: ...n you can change the password to a new one Now the Admin Menu will be displayed as shown below This will guide you to the top level menu items which are Quick System Network Device Advanced Recording...

Page 58: ...e n a n a Date Time Admin Password Access Control User Registration Network Configuration Network Configuration n a n a FTP Telnet Server Network Ports Bandwidth Control View Network Status Network St...

Page 59: ...ork cameras E mail Camera 1 Camera 2 FTP Buffered Camera 1 Camera 2 FTP Periodic Camera 1 Camera 2 Sensor Notification Camera 1 Camera 2 Alarm Output Camera 1 Camera 2 Sensor Notification Input 1 Inpu...

Page 60: ...ng Quick Configuration gives you the menu as below You can perform each setup by clicking the one you would like to configure 2 1 Step 1 Changing Server Name Click Server Name on System Configuration...

Page 61: ...see how to set up 2 5 Step 5 Recording Configuration Each camera can be configured for recording option in this section 2 6 Finish Save configuration You need to save all the changes to the Flash Memo...

Page 62: ...erial number firmware version and Web image version As an administrator you can change the name of the server name but other values are not allowed to change To change the server name enter a new serv...

Page 63: ...ged Date and Time setting simply click Apply button to take it into effect immediately If you want to retrieve the exact current time from NTP server on the network click Get NTP Server Time button Cl...

Page 64: ...password with a new one the existing network connection made with old password to Server is lost now You will have to reconnect to the Server using new password 3 4 Access Control Click Access Contro...

Page 65: ...n both Password and Confirm Password fields enter the identical password respectively The password must be between 4 and 23 alphanumeric characters In Name filed enter the user s name that must be up...

Page 66: ...p between 1 and 4 Alarm Control Determine if Alarm control is to be allowed PTZ Control Determine if PTZ Control is to be allowed Audio Control Determine if Audio Control is to be allowed Playback Det...

Page 67: ...nment which is static IP dynamic IP DHCP or PPPoE For wireless LAN additional configuration is necessary to have a connection with wireless AP In the case of wireless models users have to choose betwe...

Page 68: ...Network configuration will show variables Below picture is for products without wireless LAN For static IP select static IP and input values for IP address NetMask Gateway DNS1 DNS2 and click apply fo...

Page 69: ...ation PPPoE is used to connect Network Camerasto PPPoE modem provided by ISP Since PPPoE needs verification ID and password are necessary to access network Type ID and PW FTP Telnet Server Configurati...

Page 70: ...ontrol is for limiting maximum network traffic If it is enabled with certain limit maximum data size transferred from Network Cameras won t exceed bandwidth limit set by users If transferred data is e...

Page 71: ...added for wireless models Note This bandwidth control feature works fairly well in M JPEG video transmission But for MPEG 4 and H 264 dropping data packets may cause low quality of video so it is rec...

Page 72: ...s network status will be emailed to a specific person in case of the following events When it is set to Dynamic IP on Network Configuration menu and the Server has been given a new dynamic IP address...

Page 73: ...ill show the message was sent from the Server as a notification Now enter the email addresses of the recipients in the Recipient fields up to 3 persons In the User Defined Message box you may put a me...

Page 74: ...TV DNS server http www ipcctvdns com and register Network Cameras with MAC address and Product Key Those information can be found from IP CCTV DNS Setup menu Enable service and click Apply If it is co...

Page 75: ...s to IPCCTVDNS server and IP CCTV DNS service should be enabled There are 3 options in UPNP Port Forwarding Manual User Assigned Port is used when users can access network router hub and manually assi...

Page 76: ...ayer or VLC program can be used for this but it may not be supported in the environment within firewall There are two types of usages one for Unicast address condition and the other for Multicast addr...

Page 77: ...ch module number applied Service Enable Start RTSP service Disable Stop RTSP service RTSP Port In normal case use default port number 554 to connect to RTSP service If not using port 554 enter the por...

Page 78: ...configure network status of a network device SNMP V1 and V2 are supported over MIB2 standard and few functions are not supported SNMP Trap can function when SNMP V1 V2 is enabled SNMP V1 V2 Enable Sta...

Page 79: ...nput Mode When serial ports are in Serial Input Mode Server can be triggered by the external sensors to send images from the camera by email or FTP It can also activate Alarm Output by input from sens...

Page 80: ...d as shown below Current Port This shows the name of the port currently configured Current Protocol This shows the protocol being used only RS 232 can be displayed Serial Input Model You can select th...

Page 81: ...ing from sensor Initial String Data The initial string from sensor Speed Delay select Enable if sensor input needs delay Internal process delay The amount of delay for sensor input Sensor Aiming Posit...

Page 82: ...by RS 232 or RS 485 422 communication In the picture below serial output mode can be selected among By Pass X10 or Z256 5 1 3 Transparent Mode When there are two Server s present on the network they...

Page 83: ...used to send data Peer IP IP address of other Server Network Port Network port number of the server Data Start Pattern Data start pattern Not used if unchecked Data Size Data size in single transfer...

Page 84: ...s menu is used to set up the selection of video format data added to video data encoding speed audio control image resolution video quality motion detection and etc Click Camera Motion on Device Confi...

Page 85: ...mation to be contained in it Video with Flexible Extra System data If Enabled video data will contain Flexible Extra Data from COM port Video with user defined message If Enabled video data will conta...

Page 86: ...s compressed in every second You can control the network traffic with this parameter For Secondary Stream it can be set to manner of 1 2 1 4 1 8 of the primary stream Image Size Select the resolution...

Page 87: ...Web Admin User Manual 37 Camera Name Enter the name of the channel in up to 21 alphanumeric or up to 10 Unicode letters Image Quality Setup...

Page 88: ...Encoded frames have different data size from each other Image Quality one of 6 quality levels Low Compression Highest High Normal Low Lowest GOP Structure Distance between I Frames That is filled with...

Page 89: ...oy stick on the side of the camera and a service monitor or by entering the Admin menu in your web browser To access the OSD menu click Camera Motion in the Device Configuration menu and click Camera...

Page 90: ...sets how sensitively the motion detection works for the motion detection functionality It can be between 100 and 100 while 100 is the most sensitive Motion Detection This decided whether the Motion De...

Page 91: ...ect DI Status DO Control on Device Configuration menu to configure the behavior of those Input and Output ports DI DO functionality can be set to either Normal Open or Normal Closed type as follows No...

Page 92: ...models have 1 Alarm output port and they act like a push button When you click On button it is essentially like the push button pressed When you click Off button it is like the push button not presse...

Page 93: ...advanced services in Advanced Configuration menu There are two types of advanced service one is Buffered Service and the other is Periodic Service In Buffering Service a series of images are continuo...

Page 94: ...Web Admin User Manual 44 In Periodic Service only the image alarm sensor status after an event schedule is reported to you upon the server is triggered...

Page 95: ...ring speed If it s set to Fastest the server will store images as fast as it can Each cannel can be set with different values This configuration applies to E mail and FTP Buffered and click Save butto...

Page 96: ...lect Enable if SMTP server requires ID and password User ID Enter User ID to log in to SMTP server Password Enter Password to log in to SMTP server Sender Enter email address of the sender 1st Recipie...

Page 97: ...go to Advanced Services for buffer setup Pre Alarm Images The number of image frames to store before Alarm Post Alarm Images The number of image frames to store after Alarm Pre Alarm Speed This field...

Page 98: ...8 After finishing setup click Save button to apply If you don t want to change click Back button Condition Schedule Event Configuration NONE Don t Send INT Decimal HEX Hexadecimal BIN Binary IPA IP Ad...

Page 99: ...ws what service this condition is for Module ID Module ID for current setup Camera ID Channel ID for current setup Enable Disable Select Enable to use Condition otherwise select Disable Always This Co...

Page 100: ...e Directory Name The directory in FTP server where the data will be uploaded You should make the directory in the FTP server before using the service Base File Name The base file name of the data to b...

Page 101: ...h day Hour If Directory Name is checked new directory name is created with hour If File Name is checked new file name is created with hour Minute If checked new file name is created with minute Sec If...

Page 102: ...to Advanced Services for video buffer setup Pre Alarm Images The number of image frames to store before Alarm Post Alarm Images The number of image frames to store after Alarm Pre Alarm Speed This fi...

Page 103: ...Base Directory Name The directory in FTP server where the data will be uploaded You should make the directory in the FTP server before using the service Base File Name The base file name of the data...

Page 104: ...d new directory name is created with day If File Name is checked new file name is created with day Hour If Directory Name is checked new directory name is created with hour If File Name is checked new...

Page 105: ...on Condition 1 Condition 3 Select a condition for FTP Periodic service to be activated Up to 3 conditions can be set respectively FTP Interval msec Time interval between each image upload service Afte...

Page 106: ...ice Mode Select network mode for CGI Select one among HTTP TCP or UDP Main IP address Enter IP address to use in CGI or other functions Aux1 Aux 3 IP address Enter 3 more addresses to use in CGI or ot...

Page 107: ...changes and go back to the previous page 6 1 5 Sensor Notification Service Configuration for Each Input Item Description CGI Name or Alarm Port Message Enter the contents of CGI when it is used Click...

Page 108: ...on to apply the change and continue to the next page Clicking Back button will cancel the changes and go back to the previous page 6 1 7 Alarm Output Service Configuration for each Output Item Descrip...

Page 109: ...run Recording Configuration Enter Recording Configuration menu then click the SD Information to find out the SD card s format information If entire SD Information is shown as None that means the SD ca...

Page 110: ...atted or not To perform formatting the unformatted one click the SD card Then the following window will be displayed Click the Partition and Format button then a pop up window will be shown to confirm...

Page 111: ...formatting SD card is finished click the Reboot button to restart the system After about 30 seconds the system will be rebooted You will be able to see the following information when you log in to the...

Page 112: ...items include motion detection recording 24 hour continuous recording event driven recording and etc It displays the information of the recording capable servers such as VS Module ID IP Devices Server...

Page 113: ...l 63 Click on Camera 1 and it will display the screen for detailed configuration such as recording speed camera name Pre and Post alarm image speed After configuring them properly click the Save butto...

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Page 115: ...the video Click Disable otherwise Server Module ID Server ID number of the added VS Module ID IP Devices Camera Number Camera number to select Camera Name The name of the camera selected Use up to 31...

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Page 117: ...olled by configured event Schedule and Event Recording is controlled by both schedule and event Schedule Week Set day of week Time Set time Date Set date Event Alarm Sensor Each of 1 2 3 4 refers to t...

Page 118: ...Enable on Recording Service field for recording to be made by recording condition setup If you want to prevent recording from starting even though recording conditions are configure select it as Disab...

Page 119: ...Recording Speed 1 fps Pre Alarm Count 5 Post Recording Speed 10 fps Post Alarm Count 5 Post Recording Speed is in effect So the recording speed is 10 fps when Motion is detected Also Pre Recording Sp...

Page 120: ...one condition is valid After configuration is finished click the Save button to apply the change and return to previous screen Now you will notice that the Recording Configuration is made If the video...

Page 121: ...ed to the HDD 7 3 View Recording Profile When it s needed to check recording configurations which have been made to each camera it may take quite some time to go through the menu tree In this case you...

Page 122: ...on the menu The following will be displayed Now you are to choose the action between two options If you want the Server to keep recording without interruption select Circulation In this setting the ol...

Page 123: ...y putting a check on Restrict Duration If chosen to use a time setting menu will be enabled to enter in days The default is 90 days and it can be changed between 1 and 3650 For instance if it s set to...

Page 124: ...Periodic Notification Select Enable if you want to receive the SD capacity information on specific Day of week and Time Day Time Set the Day of week and Time you want to receive email notification Ab...

Page 125: ...tion This feature is useful when there are configurations for multiple cameras and you want to clear them all It d take quite a time to delete them one by one You can clear all the contents of Recordi...

Page 126: ...g file save the changed value during the configuration reboot restore the factory default condition and update the system 8 1 System Log System log file provides you the information about when and who...

Page 127: ...nd saving the configuration To reboot click Reboot on Utilities menu A confirmation screen will be displayed as shown Click Save Configuration button otherwise click Back button to cancel the rebootin...

Page 128: ...t condition you can do it here Network configuration is not affected by this action Click Factory Default on Utilities menu A confirmation screen will be displayed as shown Click Factory Default butto...

Page 129: ...d have proper image files ready in your PC Click System Update on Utilities menu then the following window will be displayed From the Start buttons displayed choose the one that meets your needs All F...

Page 130: ...to proceed the update otherwise click Cancel In the next window enter the location of the Firmware Image file to update with You can use the Browse button to navigate the directories in your PC to fi...

Page 131: ...cel button The next window is for locating the RAM Disk Update file Go through the same steps as in Firmware Update and do the same in update process for System and Web Update files After all the upda...

Page 132: ...Only Update Click the Start button next to Web Only Update item on the menu and a confirmation window will appear Click OK button to proceed the update otherwise click Cancel The rest of the process...

Page 133: ...n the menu and a confirmation window will appear Click OK button to proceed the update otherwise click Cancel In the next window enter the location of the System Image file to update with You can use...

Page 134: ...If Skip button is clicked it will go to the next step without updating the file Check the file name and the size of Config Image file If Previous button is clicked it ll go back to start of file loca...

Page 135: ...file after clicking Edit button which is found on the right of the file name Click Save button to save the Config file Click Close button to close the editing window If you click Next button a window...

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