manualshive.com logo in svg

EverFocus EHN Series, User Manual

Share
Download
EverFocus EHN Series User Manual Download Page 6

 

 

 

 

 

iv

 

 

5.5.1  Network .......................................................................................................................... 32

 

5.5.2  Video Streaming ............................................................................................................. 34

 

5.5.3  Email ............................................................................................................................... 35

 

5.5.4  DDNS ............................................................................................................................... 36

 

5.5.5  IP Filter ............................................................................................................................ 37

 

5.5.6  RTSP ................................................................................................................................ 38

 

5.5.7  FTP .................................................................................................................................. 39

 

5.5.8  SNMP .............................................................................................................................. 40

 

5.5.9  HTTPS .............................................................................................................................. 40

 

5.6  Storage Setting............................................................................................................................... 41

 

5.6.1  Storage ............................................................................................................................ 41

 

5.6.2  Cloud Storage .................................................................................................................. 42

 

5.7 

System Setting ............................................................................................................................ 44 
5.7.1  General ........................................................................................................................... 44

 

5.7.2  User Account .................................................................................................................. 46

 

5.7.3  Firmware Upgrade .......................................................................................................... 48

 

5.7.4  Load Default .................................................................................................................... 48

 

5.7.5  System Reboot ................................................................................................................ 49

 

5.7.6  Import and Export .......................................................................................................... 49

 

5.7.7  Local Settings .................................................................................................................. 50

 

5.7.8  Log .................................................................................................................................. 51

 

5.7.9  Info .................................................................................................................................. 52

 

5.7.9.1  Performing the P2P Function ........................................................................... 52 

5.8 

Intelligent Setting ........................................................................................................................ 55 
5.8.1  Record Schedule ............................................................................................................. 55

 

5.8.2  Detection ........................................................................................................................ 56

 

5.8.2.1  Perimeter Intrusion Detection ......................................................................... 56 
5.8.2.2  Line-Crossing Detection ................................................................................... 58

 

5.8.2.3  Object Detection .............................................................................................. 60

 

5.8.2.4  Pedestrian Detection ....................................................................................... 62

 

5.8.2.5  Face Detection ................................................................................................. 64

 

5.8.2.6  Cross-Counting Detection ................................................................................ 66

 

5.8.3  Analysis ........................................................................................................................... 68 

5.9 

Color Setting ............................................................................................................................... 69 

5.10  Lens Control ................................................................................................................................ 69 
5.11  Live View Function Icons............................................................................................................. 70 

Summary of Contents for EHN Series

Page 1: ...Value IP Series Network Camera 2MP 5MP 8MP H265 IR WDR User s Manual EHN Series EZN Series Copyright EverFocus Electronics Corp Release Date January 2019...

Page 2: ...Information contained in this document is subject to change without notice Copyright All rights reserved No part of the contents of this manual may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any...

Page 3: ...s no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the e...

Page 4: ...quipment failure electric shock or in extreme cases fire 3 Cleaning For cameras with interchangeable lenses do not touch the surface of the sensor directly with the hands Use lens tissue or a cotton t...

Page 5: ...for Microsoft Internet Explorer 12 4 3 Connecting the Camera to the Network 13 5 Live View Window 15 5 1 Playback 16 5 1 1 Playback Panel 17 5 1 2 Download 18 5 2 Display Setting 19 5 2 1 Live 19 5 2...

Page 6: ...efault 48 5 7 5 System Reboot 49 5 7 6 Import and Export 49 5 7 7 Local Settings 50 5 7 8 Log 51 5 7 9 Info 52 5 7 9 1 Performing the P2P Function 52 5 8 Intelligent Setting 55 5 8 1 Record Schedule 5...

Page 7: ...wer supply the series also supports Power over Ethernet IEEE 802 3af which eliminates the need for power cables and thus reduce the installation costs The Value IP series conforms to ONVIF for compati...

Page 8: ...r higher version Note For using the Internet Explorer some settings are required Please refer to 4 2 Settings for Microsoft Internet Explorer 1 2 Features Progressive Scan CMOS sensor Equipped with 2...

Page 9: ...t x 1 4 Screw x 3 5 Screw Anchor x 3 6 Hexagon Wrench x 1 7 Quick Installation Guide x 1 8 Software CD x 1 Note 1 Equipment configurations and supplied accessories vary by country Please consult your...

Page 10: ...o SD card Please go to the web page of the IP camera to see the latest Storage Compatibility List http www everfocus com tw 5 On Board Joystick For adjusting Zoom and Focus 6 Reset Button Press the bu...

Page 11: ...udio input output and alarm input output A Reset Button Cable is also provided Please be noted that microphones speakers with a built in amplifier and external power supply are required EHN Series Ala...

Page 12: ...unction must be enabled please refer to 5 5 2 Video Streaming Alarm IO PIN Assignment 1 2 3 4 Alarm In GND COM Alarm Out Reset Button The Reset Button can be used to restore the camera to factory defa...

Page 13: ...ace Screw Position x 4 Optionally drill the 2 Cable Holes if you want to run the cables through the surface 2 Remove the camera cover by unscrewing the 3 cover screws using the supplied Torx Wrench Le...

Page 14: ...LAN PoE Cable of the camera RJ 45 Cable LAN PoE Cable c Tightly screw the Cable Gland and Screw Cap to the Rugged RJ 45 Connector Cable Screw Cap Cable Gland d Crimp the RJ 45 connector onto the RJ 45...

Page 15: ...rew holes if you wish to run the wires into the surface Screw the camera to the surface using the supplied 3 Screws Screw Anchor Screw Surface 3 Adjust the pan tilt rotate angles of the camera by loos...

Page 16: ...Focus Website Support Download Keyword Search IP Utility http www everfocus com tw download Please connect the IP camera on the same LAN of your computer 1 Save IP Utility Setup exe in your computer D...

Page 17: ...he ID is admin and there is no password Please input a password for the first time login Click the OK button the Login window appears Input the password and then click Login the Live View window appea...

Page 18: ...tering the camera live view Go to C Program Files x86 Internet Explorer right click the browser and then click Run as administrator 2 You may need to turn off the firewall and turn User Account Contro...

Page 19: ...up port forwarding on the router you can remotely access the cameras from outside of the LAN via the Internet High speed modem Internet Straight through LAN patch cable Router Cat 5 Straight Through C...

Page 20: ...set the static or dynamic WAN IP address assigned by your ISP Internet Service Provider in the camera s configuration web pages To access the camera just type http xxx xxx xxx xxx where xxx xxx xxx xx...

Page 21: ...torage Device setting page Please refer to 5 6 Storage Setting 8 System Click to enter the System setting page Please refer to 5 7 System Setting 9 Intelligent Click to enter the Intelligent setting p...

Page 22: ...ct the date on the calendar the date with an orange bar on the bottom indicates there are recordings on the date 2 Select the desired recording type s from the Search Type drop down list 3 Click the S...

Page 23: ...n use EverFocus Player or any player supporting the video format to play back the recordings EverFocus Player is included in the Software CD 5 Snapshot Click to take a snapshot a message window appear...

Page 24: ...original aspect ratio 11 Stretch Click to stretch all the streams on the Playback window 12 Full Screen Click to display the Playback window in full screen mode To exit full screen mode press the ESC...

Page 25: ...phabetic numeric and Chinese characters are supported Signal Format Select a signal format from 60Hz or 50Hz Transparency Adjust the transparency of the text time or camera name overlay displayed on t...

Page 26: ...camera to display B W images during the setup time range Please select the Start Time and End Time in the below field Delay Switch s This function can only be activated if you select Auto for the Day...

Page 27: ...for the DWDR function AGC If you select Manual in the Shutter field set up the AGC for the camera The lower the AGC level the lower the video signal and the noise White Balance Auto Select for the ca...

Page 28: ...effect it is recommended to 1 Rotate the camera sideways by 90 For EHN Series Rotate the camera to the left or right by 90 90 90 For EZN Series Loosen the Rotate Screws on both sides and rotate the c...

Page 29: ...sks can be configured To set up Privacy Mask 1 Switch the Privacy Mask button to the right to enable the function 2 On the preview window draw a rectangle area red color to apply with the privacy mask...

Page 30: ...If you want to enable the Audio function after configuring the Audio configuration on this page please turn on the Audio function on the Video Streaming page please refer to 5 5 2 Video Streaming Out...

Page 31: ...n ROI FPS 1 24 Select a FPS to be applied to the non ROI areas Lower FPS can not only reduce the bandwidth but also increase the recording time to the on camera SD card Click Refresh to refresh the pa...

Page 32: ...n advance Please also format the micro SD card for the first time use refer to 5 6 1 Storage Pre Record Switch the button to the right to enable the pre record function for all the alarm recordings Th...

Page 33: ...settings in advance please refer to 5 4 1 Motion IO Move your mouse cursor over the schedule time blocks The third line of the time block on each day is the IO time blocks Click and drag on the sched...

Page 34: ...t image to the pre configured Email receiver Note that for this function to work you have to set up the Email function in advance refer to 5 5 3 Email Send to Cloud Switch the button to the right to e...

Page 35: ...output and then further configure the Timeout Duration above Send to Cloud Switch the button to the right to enable the camera to automatically send the I O alarm snapshot images to the associated Dro...

Page 36: ...to enable the Email alert function When a tamper alarm is triggered the camera will send an email alert with a snapshot image to the pre configured Email receiver Note that for this function to work y...

Page 37: ...e Sensitivity Adjust the sensitivity for the sound decline detection Send Email Switch the button to the right to enable the Email alert function When a sound detection event is triggered the camera w...

Page 38: ...assword Contact your ISP for these details Static IP The user can manually set the Static IP address This type of address is stable and cannot change but the user has to make sure there are no address...

Page 39: ...o enable the UPnP function and also enable the Port Forwarding function on your router Note 1 For the UPnP function to work an UPnP enabled router is required 2 If your router does not support UPnP en...

Page 40: ...cene is simple and less changing such as a gray wall Select VBR variable bitrate if the scene is complex such as a department store If VBR is selected select a video quality from the drop down list Bi...

Page 41: ...ort Enter the port number used by the SMTP server SMTP Server Enter the SMTP server address of your Email User Name Input the user name of your Email account Password Input the password of the sender...

Page 42: ...ensure it is always available for remote access Note that before enabling the following DDNS function user should have applied for a host name from the DDS service provider s website DDNS Switch the b...

Page 43: ...lick the Apply button to save the settings Allow the checked IP connections only Select this mode to allow only some specific IP addresses to access the IP camera Click the Add button to add the IP ad...

Page 44: ...sing a streaming media player Anonymous Login Switch the button to the right to enable this function RTSP Syntax rtsp IP Address RTSP Port ch01 A IP Address IP address of the IP Camera RTSP Port The d...

Page 45: ...rver Input the FTP server IP Port Keep the port 21 Username Input the user name of the FTP server Password Input the password of the FTP server Send Images Switch the button to the right to enable the...

Page 46: ...ettings on this page Select a SNMP version and input the configurations Click the Apply button to apply the settings 5 5 9 HTTPS You can configure the HTTPS settings on this page Switch the HTTPS butt...

Page 47: ...ically detect the capacity of the on camera SD card Overwrite Select Auto to enable the overwrite function If Auto is selected the IP camera will overwrite the oldest files on the SD card when SD card...

Page 48: ...sure the IP camera network is working properly 3 Configure the Email function refer to 5 5 3 Email of the IP camera 4 Configure the Cloud settings on this page a Switch the Cloud Storage button to the...

Page 49: ...he IP camera c When this message appears you are able to use the Cloud function Note For the Cloud Storage function to work after configuring the Cloud Storage settings you will have to enable the Sen...

Page 50: ...aylight Saving Time Switch the button to the right to enable the DST function DST Mode Select Week or Date to configure the start end time below Week Select a month a particular day and time when Dayl...

Page 51: ...time setting your IP camera will periodically sync automatically Enable NTP Switch the button to the right to enable the NTP function When NTP function is enabled the system will calibrate the system...

Page 52: ...ist by clicking on it the below privilege options appears 2 Check the boxes to grant functions for the selected user account After the configuration click Apply to save the settings Parameter Allow us...

Page 53: ...ield In the Active field switch to the right to enable the user account At the bottom Password field switch to enable the password if Disable is selected the user can login without password 4 Click Ap...

Page 54: ...to select the firmware file from the computer Click the Start button to start upgrading IP camera 5 7 4 Load Default You can load system default settings on this page Select the desired items to be r...

Page 55: ...Set up the reboot time for the IP camera to regularly reboot at the setup time Click the Apply button to save the settings Click Refresh to refresh the page click Apply to save the settings click Rebo...

Page 56: ...t a storage path for recordings Download Path Select a storage path for download recordings Snapshot Path Select a storage path for snapshot images Recording Format Select a recording file format Inte...

Page 57: ...Network Cameras H265 2MP 5MP 8MP 51 5 7 8 Log You can view log information on this page Select the log types start time end time and then click the Search button the searched logs will be displayed on...

Page 58: ...e QR code with EverFocus VANGUARD App installed on your mobile device to add and remote access the IP camera To enable the P2P function please refer to P2P Switch in 5 5 1 Network 5 7 9 1 Performing t...

Page 59: ...dd an IP camera through P2P tap Menu Device List and then tap the Add button on the upper right corner 3 Scan the IP camera s QR code on the info page of the IP Camera Web interface Input the IP camer...

Page 60: ...Value IP Series Network Cameras H265 2MP 5MP 8MP 54 4 The IP camera is now added and connected to the App You can start accessing the IP camera EZN1250 Channel01 P2P...

Page 61: ...nfigure the schedule recording for intelligent detection events The schedule will be activated 24 hours a day 7 days a week Analysis 1 Move your mouse cursor over the schedule time blocks 2 Click and...

Page 62: ...Detection event will be triggered You can configure some event actions like event recording alarm output or Email alert when an event is triggered Analysis Pedestrian Detection Face Detection Cross Co...

Page 63: ...tion 1 Select 1 from the Rule Number drop down list to configure the first area Up to 4 areas can be configured 2 Enable the Rule Switch and then define a Rule Type A B Detects movement from A to B B...

Page 64: ...based on the location where your IP camera is installed Alarm Out Switch the button to the right to enable the alarm output and then further configure the Timeout Duration above Send Email Switch the...

Page 65: ...e the line to other position or re draw the line select the line by checking the red box on the upper side of the line the line will change to red color Drag and drop the line to a desired position Dr...

Page 66: ...r based on the location where your IP camera is installed Alarm Out Switch the button to the right to enable the alarm output and then further configure the Timeout Duration above Send Email Switch th...

Page 67: ...ou want to move the area to other position or re size the area select the area by checking the red box on the upper left corner of the area the borders of the area will change to red color Drag and dr...

Page 68: ...m the camera Larger value is suitable to detect objects near the camera The red squares on the top left corner represent the max and min object size of the selected Level Scene Select Indoor or Outdoo...

Page 69: ...e shape should be convex Concave shape is not allowed b If you want to move the area to other position or re size the area select the area by checking the red box on the upper left corner of the area...

Page 70: ...uration for the alarm output Post Recording Select a post recording time when a Face Detection event is triggered Alarm Out Switch the button to the right to enable the alarm output and then further c...

Page 71: ...To draw an area a To draw an area use your mouse to click 4 points to draw a rectangle shape The shape should be convex Concave shape is not allowed To draw a line use your mouse to click 2 points to...

Page 72: ...sensitivity for the Cross Counting Detection The larger the value the higher the sensitivity Scene Select Indoor or Outdoor based on the location where your IP camera is installed Alarm Out Switch the...

Page 73: ...m B to A 3 To draw a line a Use your mouse to click 2 points to draw a line b If you want to move the line to other position or re draw the line select the line by checking the red box on the upper si...

Page 74: ...elect a statistical type of the selected intelligent alarm Path If you want to export the statistic report click the Scan button to select a storage path for the report input a file name in the Name f...

Page 75: ...actory default On the Live View window click the Color button to display the Color Panel You can click the Color button again to hide the Color Panel 5 10 Lens Control For motorized models you can con...

Page 76: ...n again to stop recording a message window appears on the bottom left corner of the screen Click Folder to open the folder to find the recording file To change the storage path or the file format plea...

Page 77: ...010 USA TEL 1 626 844 8888 FAX 1 626 844 8838 www everfocus com sales everfocus com P N 4605Z125003001A Ver A Your EverFocus product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials and compon...

Reviews:

No comments

Brands by name

Popular brands

Load more brands