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GANZ
Network
camerab
and
encoder
series
Webpage
User's
Manual
2010/2
‐
1
03A.00
76
If
you
see
the
screen
below,
that
means
your
system
has
rebooted
at
‘Safety
Mode’
and
you
should
follow
the
steps.
Click
the
‘Reboot’
button
on
the
webpage
1.
Wait
for
about
1
minute
until
the
system
gets
restarted
at
normal
condition.
2.
Try
to
access
the
webpage
again
and
check
out
if
it
displays
the
webpage
in
normal.
If
your
system
still
keeps
rebooting
at
Safety
Mode
even
with
the
steps
of
above?
It
means
some
parts
of
your
firmware
files
on
the
system
are
damaged
and
not
available
any
more.
Please
try
the
steps
of
below
to
recover
the
firmware
file.
1.
Run
the
ZNS
‐
GIT
IPAdimn
Tool.exe
program
in
the
SDK
(\BIN\TOOLS\AdminTooL).
Then,
you
may
find
that
your
GANZ
encoder
and
network
camera
is
with
‘Safety
Mode’
on
the
ZNS
‐
GIT
IPAdimn
Tool
as
below.
2.
Right
‐
click
at
the
device
name
and
select
the
‘Update’
menu.
NOTE
:
Please
find
the
detailed
instruction
to
update
firmware,
which
is
located
at
SDK
(\DOC).
The
section
‘2.6.
How
to
update
firmware
remotely
by
ZNS
‐
GIT
IPAdimn
Tool’
will
guide
you
to
understand
the
updating
procedure.
If
you
have
completed
the
firmware
update,
you
can
access
the
webpage
and
check
out
if
your
system
boots
in
a
normal
booting
mode.
5.4. Limited functions under Safety Mode
Though
it
varies
by
operating
system,
typically
safe
mode
loads
as
few
executable
modules
as
possible
and
usually
disables
normal
working
of
device.
Available
functions
IP
change
by
ZNS
‐
GIT
IPAdimn
Tool
Scanning
by
ZNS
‐
GIT
IPAdimn
Tool
Searched
by
UPnP
program
Limited
functions
RTSP
or
HTTP
streaming
Event
messages
or
alarming
Recognition
of
HTTP
API
commands