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Performance Series IP Camera Software Configuration Guide

HBW8PR2 Bullet Camera

Table 14-2 HBW8PR2 Specifications

OPERATIONAL

VIDEO STANDARD

NTSC/PAL

SCANNING SYSTEM

Progressive scan

IMAGE SENSOR

1/2" 8Megapixel Progressive Scan CMOS

NUMBER OF PIXELS (H × V)

3840(H) × 2160(V)

MINIMUM ILLUMINATION

0.09lux/F1.9(color,30IRE), 0 Lux with IR ON

S/N RATIO

More than 45dB

ELECTRONIC SHUTTER SPEED

1/3~1/100000s

IR DISTANCE

Distance up to 60m (197ft)

IR Light Control

Manual/SmartIR/OFF

IR Light Number

DAY/NIGHT

Auto (ICR) / Color / B&W

BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION

BLC / HLC / WDR

WHITE BALANCE

Auto/Natural/Street Lamp/Outdoor/Manual/Customized Region

GAIN CONTROL

0~100

WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE

120dB

NOISE REDUCTION

3D DNR

PRIVACY MASKING

Off / On (4 Areas, Rectangle)

MOTION DETECTION

Off / On (4 Zones, Rectangle)

REGION OF INTEREST

Off / On (4 Zones)

FACE DETECTION

N/A

LENS

3.7mm~11mm, F1.9, Motorized

ANGLE OF VIEW

H:113°~50°, V:60°~28°

VIDEO

VIDEO COMPRESSION

H.264/H.264B/H.264H/ H.265 / MJPEG (Sub Stream)

RESOLUTION

4K(3840×2160)/6M(3072×2048)/5M(3072*1728)/5M(2592*1944)/4M(2688*1520
)3M(2048x1536)/3M(2304×1296)/1080P(1920×1080)/1.3M(1280x960)

/720P(1280×720)
Sub Stream:D1 (704×480/576) /VGA(640×480)/ CIF(352×240/288)

FRAME RATE

Main Stream: 4K (1~25/30fps)

Sub Stream: D1(1~25/30fps)

BIT RATE CONTROL

CBR/VBR

BIT RATE

4Kbps~15104Kbps

NETWORK

ETHERNET

RJ-45 (10/100Base-T)

SUPPORTED WEB BROWSERS

IE11

SUPPORTED OS

Win7 Win10

Summary of Contents for H2W2PC1M

Page 1: ...2PER3 HEW4PER3B Recommended Find the latest version of this and other Performance Series IP camera documents on the Honeywell Video website Go to http www honeywellvideo com products video systems Performance s ip index html to find your camera and view download the latest documentation Refer to the Honeywell Open Technology Alliance to learn more about our open and integrated solutions go to http...

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Page 3: ...i Revisions Issue Date Revisions A 10 2018 New document ...

Page 4: ...tory Statements FCC Compliance Statement Information to the User This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not inst...

Page 5: ... 30 EU for EMC 2001 95 EC for safety and 2011 65 EU for RoHS compliance Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Correct Disposal of this Product applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems This product should be disposed of at the end of its useful life as per applicable local laws regulations and procedures Safety Instructions Before insta...

Page 6: ...T PARTS When replacement parts are required be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the original part Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire electric shock or other hazards Using replacement parts or accessories other than the original manufacturers may invalidate the warranty Warranty and Service Subject to...

Page 7: ...Using the Live View Interface 9 Video Encoder Settings 9 System Menus 10 Live View Controls 10 Live View Window Configuration 11 4 Playing Back Video 13 Introduction 13 Overview of the Playback Interface 14 Playing Back Recorded Video 14 Playback Controls 14 Playing a Recorded File from the Calendar 15 Searching for a File by Recording Type 17 Timeline Configuration 18 Using the Playback Assistant...

Page 8: ...deo Detection Settings 46 Configuring Motion Detection Settings 46 Configuring Camera Tampering Settings 49 Configuring Scene Change Settings 50 ConfiguringAudioDetection Settings 51 Configuring Smart Plan 52 ConfiguringFaceDetectionEvents 53 Configuring People Counting Events 54 People Counting 54 Report 55 Configuring System Events Settings 56 Configuring for SD Card Event Settings 56 Configurin...

Page 9: ...ons 84 H4W8PR2 Dome Camera 84 HBW8PR2 Bullet Camera 86 HEW4PER2 HEW4PER2B Eyeball Camera 88 HEW4PER3B Eyeball Camera 90 HEW2PER2 Eyeball Camera 92 HEW2PER3 Eyeball Camera 94 HBW2PER1 Bullet Camera 96 HBW2PER2 Bullet Camera 98 H4W2PER2 Dome Camera 100 H4W2PER3 Dome Camera 102 H2W2PER3 Mini Dome Camera 104 H2W4PER3 Mini Dome Camera 106 H2W2PC1M People Counting Camera 108 HPW2P1 Pinhole Camera 110 H4...

Page 10: ...ip Function Controls 19 Figure 5 1 Camera Properties 21 Figure 5 2 Profile Management 25 Figure 5 3 Schedule 25 Figure 5 4 Zoom and Focus 26 Figure 5 5 Video Stream 27 Figure 5 6 Snapshot 28 Figure 5 7 Video Overlay 29 Figure 5 8 Storage Path 31 Figure 5 9 Audio 31 Figure 6 1 TCP IP 33 Figure 6 2 Port 35 Figure 6 3 ONVIF 36 Figure 6 4 RTSP 36 Figure 6 5 PPPoE 37 Figure 6 6 SMTP 37 Figure 6 7 UPnP ...

Page 11: ... 62 Figure 8 5 FTP 63 Figure 8 6 NAS 64 Figure 8 7 Recording Control 64 Figure 9 1 General System Configuration 66 Figure 9 2 Date and Time Configuration 67 Figure 9 3 Username 68 Figure 9 4 Add User 69 Figure 9 5 Modifying User 69 Figure 9 6 Group Configuration 70 Figure 9 7 Add Group Interface 70 Figure 9 8 Modify Group 71 Figure 9 9 Security 71 Figure 9 10 Default 72 Figure 9 11 Import Export C...

Page 12: ...ecording Control Configurations 64 Table 9 1 General System Configurations 66 Table 9 2 Date and Time Configurations 67 Table 9 3 Import Export Configurations 72 Table 10 1 Log Interface Configurations 75 Table 11 1 Alarm Configurations 78 Table 12 1 Troubleshooting 79 Table 13 1 Embedded NVR Integration Matrix Maximum Frame Rate and Resolution 1 81 Table 13 2 Embedded NVR Integration Matrix Maxim...

Page 13: ...xi Table 14 17 HBD2PER1 Specifications 116 Table 14 18 HBW4PER1 Specifications 118 Table 14 19 HBW4PER2 Specifications 120 Table 14 20 HED2PER3 Specifications 122 Table 14 21 HEW4PER3 Specifications 124 ...

Page 14: ...is not supported by the following models HPW2P1 HBW2PER1 Chapter 5 Configuring Camera Settings describes camera configurations Chapter 6 Configuring Network Settings describes network configurations Chapter 7 Configuring Video Analytics describes video analytics configurations Chapter 8 Configuring Storage Settings describes storage configurations Chapter 9 Configuring System Settings describes ge...

Page 15: ...ght and nighttime scenes Also all the cameras support WDR function at up to 120 dB Each camera comes with configurable motion detection and camera tamper detection and supports up to 4 user defined privacy mask areas In addition to a 12 VDC adapter all the cameras support Power over Ethernet PoE eliminating the need for a separate power supply and associated wiring Select models also support local...

Page 16: ...g Latency time less than 200 250ms network bandwidth support required Up to 20 connections Compatible with the following network protocols HTTP HTTPs TCP ARP RTSP RTP RTCP UDP SMTP DHCP DNS PPPoE IPv4 v6 QoS UPnP NTP Bonjour IEEE 802 1x Multicast ICMP IGMP TLS Network Management Camera configuration and management via Ethernet Device management via Internet or client PC User Management Each user b...

Page 17: ...l Utility To install the IPC Tool utility and create a desktop shortcut 1 Insert the included Software and Document disc into your PC s disc drive 2 Install the IPC Tool utility to your PC The shortcut is added to the desktop Discovering Your Camera on the Network To discover your network camera s open the IPC Tool utility enter your user name and password and then click Connect Cameras that are o...

Page 18: ...Clear the DHCP check box 4 Enter the new IP settings in the IP Address Subnet Mask and Default Gateway fields 5 Click Apply to apply the settings To change the IP addresses of multiple cameras at the same time 1 In the left most pane of the IPC Tool utility click Batch Setting 2 Select all the cameras that you want to configure from the devices list 3 Click the Network tab 4 Do one of the followin...

Page 19: ...ete the camera will reboot To upgrade multiple cameras at the same time 1 In the left most pane of the IPC Tool utility click Batch Setting 2 Select all the cameras that you want to upgrade from the devices list 3 Click the Upgrade tab 4 Click Browse navigate to the directory that contains the firmware file bin select the file and then click Open The firmware file appears in the Target File field ...

Page 20: ...nnected to the network The camera s IP address and the PC s IP address are in the same network segment If there is a router set the corresponding gateway and subnet mask A network connection has been established To check this ping the camera s IP address Enter ping IP address Logging In to the Camera 1 Open Internet Explorer type the camera s IP address in the address bar and then click Enter For ...

Page 21: ...for the first time you will be prompted to download and install a browser plug in Follow the on screen instructions to install the plug in When the installation is complete the web client automatically refreshes and the Live View interface opens Figure 3 4 If this is your first time logging in you will see the following message Click here to download and install the plug in Perform the following s...

Page 22: ...Problem 2 A message appears asking if you want to run or save the file Figure 3 3 File Download Security Warning Message for the Plug in 3 Click Run to start the installation 4 After the plug in installation is complete login again and the web client displays the Live View interface Figure 3 4 ...

Page 23: ... settings area see Video Encoder Settings page 9 2 System menus see System Menus page 10 3 Live View controls toolbar see Live View Controls page 10 4 Live View interface settings toolbar see Live View Window Configuration page 11 Video Encoder Settings In the video encoder settings area of the Live View interface you can choose a stream and set the stream protocol Figure 3 5 Video Encoder Setting...

Page 24: ...dwidth if large numbers of clients are viewing the video simultaneously System Menus Figure 3 6 System Menu When you log in to the camera using the web client the Live View interface opens by default To access the Playback Setup and Alarm interfaces or to log out select the corresponding tab in the system menus area Live View Controls From the Live View controls toolbar you can zoom in on a scene ...

Page 25: ...he video s definition when focusing AF Max Displays the most suitable focus for video definition The closer the AF Peak and AF Max the better the focus Note Easy focus is available only for HEW4PER2 HEW2PER2 H 4W2PER2 HBW2PER2 H4W8PR2 HBW8PR2 cameras Help Displays online help for the Live View window Live View Window Configuration From the Live View window configuration toolbar you can adjust the ...

Page 26: ... full screen mode Width and Height Ratio Displays the video in its original size Original or fitted to your screen Adaptive Adjust Fluency Sets the video fluency level Realtime Normal or Fluency Select a fluency level based on the capabilities of your network For example if your connection is slow selecting Fluency will prioritize smoothness over image quality Zoom and Focus Opens the Zoom and Foc...

Page 27: ...ls HPW2P1 HBW2PER1 Introduction This chapter describes how to play back recorded video and saved snapshots on cameras using the web client how to zoom in and take snapshots while playing back recorded video using the Playback Assistant and how to create custom video clips Note Before you can play back recorded video or saved snapshots you must first configure storage settings in the Setup menu See...

Page 28: ...ls see Playback Controls on page 14 2 Calendar area see Playing a Recorded File from the Calendar on page 15 3 Clip selection see Creating a Video Clip on page 18 4 Recording type see Searching for a File by Recording Type on page 17 5 Timeline configuration see Timeline Configuration on page 18 6 Playback Assistant see Using the Playback Assistant on page 18 Playing Back Recorded Video Playback C...

Page 29: ...lick to go to the next frame Note Video playback must be paused before you can use this function Slow playback Fast playback Mute sound Volume control Playing a Recorded File from the Calendar On the playback calendar a day in red indicates a day on which video was recorded and a day in blue indicates the day you select ...

Page 30: ...e perform the following steps to find a recorded file a From the File Type list select dav b From the Data Source list select SD Card c Select the month and year that you want to search Dates with recorded video are shown in red d Click the date that you want to search Recordings for the selected date appear in the timeline color coded according to recording type Green Normal recording Yellow Moti...

Page 31: ...g from click to zoom in on the timeline and then click the Play button Figure 4 5 Playback File Details Note On the playback file interface you can download a file to your local PC Searching for a File by Recording Type By selecting a recording file type you can filter by a particular recording type so that the timeline and file list display only those types of recorded files You can also select t...

Page 32: ...PER1 Zooming In and Out To zoom in in the Playback Assistant area see Figure 4 1 click the Zoom In button and then use the scroll wheel on your mouse to zoom in on an area of the video Right click the mouse to return the video to its original size Taking a Snapshot Click while playing video to manually take a snapshot The snapshot is saved to the file path on your local PC To configure the file pa...

Page 33: ...face perform the following steps to find a snapshot a From the File Type list select jpg b From the Data Source list select SD Card c Select the month and year that you want to search Dates with snapshots are shown in red d Click the date in red that you want to search 2 In the Snapshot Type field you can refine your search results by selecting specific snapshot types to search General Motion or A...

Page 34: ...his section describes how to configure camera properties picture exposure lighting compensation white balance day and night IR light etc Properties Go to Setup Camera Setup Properties Properties On the Properties tab you can view camera property information The configurations become valid immediately after they are saved Note The settings that are available on the Properties tab may differ dependi...

Page 35: ...nitor brightness Choosing a higher value increases the video brightness Adjustments to this value affects the brightness of the video Select from 0 to 100 The recommended range is between 40 and 60 The default value is 50 Note If this value is too high then the video can become hazy Contrast Adjusts monitor contrast Choosing a higher value increases the contrast Select from 0 to 100 The recommende...

Page 36: ...t to right This function is disabled by default AOV 0 Normal This is the default setting 90 Flip Mode 1 Rotates the video by 90 180 Inverted Rotates the video by 180 270 Flip Mode 2 Rotates the video by 270 Exposure In the Exposure field you can set the anti flicker mode exposure mode auto iris and digital noise reduction level Anti Flicker This setting helps reduce flicker in the image Select fro...

Page 37: ... a scene so that both the darkest area and the lightest area can be seen clearly at the same time This value ranges from 1 to 100 The default value is 50 Note When you switch the camera from non WDR to WDR mode there might be a few seconds of lapse in video BLC The camera automatically adjusts the exposure to suit the conditions so that the darkest area of the video can be seen Default Apply BLC t...

Page 38: ... and white video set Mode to Black White Sensitivity Adjusts the sensitivity threshold at which the camera switches from Color to Black White mode Set to Low Medium default or High Note Available only when Day Night is set to Auto Delay Adjusts the delay value of the switch from Color to Black White mode The value ranges from 2 to 10 The default value is 6 Note Available only when Day Night is set...

Page 39: ...le or Night profile is always enabled depending on your selection Schedule The system switches between the Day profile and Night profile Drag the sliders on the left and right sides of the timeline to set the Night to Day and Day to Night switching times Figure 5 3 Schedule Note When you make changes to the video configuration you will immediately see the effects of those changes in the video Howe...

Page 40: ...y clicking to zoom in or to zoom out Changing the Speed setting adjusts the length of a single click increment Note After adjusting zoom the lens will focus automatically Focus Adjust the definition of the image by clicking to focus far or to focus near Changing the Speed setting adjusts the length of a single click increment Auto Focus Click to adjust the focus automatically Restore All Click to ...

Page 41: ...ing mode H 264H High profile encoding mode H 264B Baseline profile encoding mode MJPEG In this encoding mode the video needs a larger bit stream to guarantee the video definition You can use the maximum bit stream value in the Recommended Bit to get better video output Smart Codec Set Smart Codec to ON or OFF By taking reference frames and applying them to refreshed frames Smart Codec eliminates t...

Page 42: ...t rate The bit rate changes according to the complexity of the scene Select a Quality level between 1 lowest quality and 6 highest quality In the Bit Rate box select a bit rate from the list using the Reference Bit Rate as a guide I Frame Interval In the I Frame Interval box set the number of P frames between I frames The value ranges from 25 to 150 The default value is 60 The recommended value fo...

Page 43: ...Size The image size is determined by the main stream resolution setting It is not configurable Quality Set the Quality to a value between 1 lowest and 6 highest Interval Select a snapshot frequency between 1 snapshot per second 1s and 7 snapshots per second 7s or click Customized to define a custom setting between 1 and 50 000 seconds Note See Path on page 30 for information about configuring wher...

Page 44: ...ext Overlay Enable this function to overlay text in the video window Enter the text to be overlaid in the Enter Text field and select Right or Left alignment from the Text Alignment drop down menu Picture Overlay Enable this function to overlay picture in the video window Select the picture to be overlaid by clicking Upload Picture People Counting Enable this function to overlay the people countin...

Page 45: ...rface Click Browse to select a storage path for snapshots and recorded videos Click Save to save any changes to the storage paths Configuring Audio Settings Go to Setup Camera Setup Audio Figure 5 9 Audio To enable audio for the stream select the Enable check box select the format G 711A G 711Mu G 726 AAC and then select a sampling frequency 8 64 kHz ...

Page 46: ...Guide 32 In the Properties area select the audio input type LineIn Mic enable or disable noise filtering and adjust the microphone and or speaker volumes by moving the sliders Click the and signs to make fine adjustments Click Save to apply the settings ...

Page 47: ...e 37 Configuring UPnP Settings page 38 Configuring SNMP Settings page 39 Configuring Bonjour Settings page 41 Configuring Multicast Settings page 41 Configuring IEEE802 1X Settings page 42 Configuring QoS Settings page 43 Configuring Certificate Settings page 43 Configuring TCP IP Settings Go to Setup Network Setup TCP IP Figure 6 1 TCP IP Table 6 1 TCP IP Configurations Parameter Function Hostnam...

Page 48: ...ic mode is selected type values for the IP Address Subnet mask and Default Gateway Preferred DNS Server Enter the preferred DNS server IP address Alternate DNS Server Enter an alternate DNS server IP address Enable ARP Ping If you know the camera s MAC address then use the ARP Ping command to modify or set the camera s IP address Before operating the camera please ensure that the network camera an...

Page 49: ...ify this setting as necessary HTTP Port The default setting is 80 You can modify this setting as necessary RTSP Port The default setting is 554 The RTSP stream query format is Main stream rtsp username password ip port cam realmonitor channel 1 subtype 0 Sub stream rtsp username password ip port cam realmonitor channel 1 subtype 1 You are required to manually enter the following four items Usernam...

Page 50: ...VIF setting is enabled by default To enable ONVIF click ON To disable ONVIF click OFF Note HTTPS is enabled by default If your headend only supports ONVIF HTTP you can disable HTTPS by clearing the HTTPS Setting check box and then clicking Save A warning message will appear indicating that your connection is no longer secure RTSP Figure 6 4 RTSP RTSP Over TLS RTSP Over TLS is used to encrypt video...

Page 51: ... mode according to your system automatically 3 Enter the PPPoE user name and password that you received from your Internet service provider ISP 4 Click Save to save the current setup and then reboot the camera to activate this new setup The camera connects to the Internet via PPPoE after rebooting Note When PPPoE is enabled disable UPnP so that it does not interfere with PPPoE Configuring SMTP Ema...

Page 52: ...p to three addresses Send Health Messages To have the system periodically verify that the email notification settings are working select the Send Health Messages check box and specify the Interval Interval The interval for sending ranges from 0 to 3600 seconds 0 seconds means that there is no interval The system will not immediately send the email when the alarm occurs When an alarm motion detecti...

Page 53: ...e Windows Components Wizard 3 Click Details then select Internet Gateway Device Discovery and Control Client and UPnP User Interface 4 Click OK to begin the installation To enable UPnP in Windows 7 1 Go to Start Control Panel Network and Internet Network and Sharing Center 2 On the left pane click Change advanced sharing settings 3 On your current network profile in the Network discovery area clic...

Page 54: ...SNMPv3 You can select SNMPv1 only SNMPv2 only both SNMPv1 and SNMPv2 or SNMPv3 only SNMP Port This is the listening port of the proxy applications in the device The default value is 161 The value ranges from 1 to 65535 Read Community The community string will read all the objects the SNMP supported in the specified name The default setup is public Write Community The community string will read wri...

Page 55: ...going to Display All Bookmarks Bonjour Bonjour is enabled by default To disable it clear the Enable check box and then click Save Configuring Multicast Settings Go to Setup Network Setup Multicast Multicast is a transmission mode for data packets When there are multiple hosts to receive the same data packet multiple cast multicast is the best option for reducing the bandwidth and the CPU load The ...

Page 56: ... to Setup Network Setup 802 1X IEEE802 1X is the access control and authentication protocol for local and metropolitan area networks It uses a port based network access control protocol to restrict unauthorized user and or device access to the LAN IEEE802 1X supports the client s ability to manually choose how authentication works for accessing the LAN or not IEEE802 1X supports the ability to aut...

Page 57: ...nges from 0 to 63 The router or the switcher can provide different service for different packets Command This value ranges from 0 to 63 The router or the switcher can provide different service for different packets Configuring Certificate Settings Go to Setup Network Setup Certificate The camera uses HTTPS a secure communication protocol that verifies the identities of visited websites and servers...

Page 58: ... appears with the message The import was successful 7 Click OK and then click OK to close the Certificate window To import certificate from 3rd party 1 Select a certificate type from the Type drop down list 2 In the File field click Browse to select a certificate file you have already applied from 3rd party or CA domain 3 In the Key field click Browse to select a certificate key you have already a...

Page 59: ...Configuring Network Settings 45 Figure 6 14 Certificate Request ...

Page 60: ...e 53 Configuring People Counting Events page 54 Configuring System Events Settings page 56 Configuring Video Detection Settings Configuring Motion Detection Settings Go to Setup Video Analytics Video Detection Motion Detection Figure 7 1 Video Detection Table 7 1 Video Detection Configurations Parameter Function Enable Click the checkbox to enable motion detection Alarm Period Configure the arm di...

Page 61: ...ding Record Delay The system can delay recording for a specified time after the alarm has ended Choose a delay period from 10s to 300s Send Email Click the checkbox to enable Send Email The system will then send an email alert when an alarm occurs Snapshot Click the checkbox to enable Snapshot The system will then back up motion detection snapshot files See Path on page 61 for how to configure the...

Page 62: ...hem Configuring the Motion Detection Area Figure 7 3 Configuring the Motion Detection Area Perform the following steps to configure the motion detection area 1 Select the motion detection region from the 4 regions red yellow blue and green You can configure 4 different regions of motion detection If necessary enter a name for the region in the name field 2 Select the detection area by clicking and...

Page 63: ...er detection Enable Defocus Detection Check to enable defocus detection Note Defocus Detection is only supported by the following models HEW4PER2 HEW2PER2 H4W2PER2 HBW2PER2 H4W8PR2 HBW8PR2 Alarm Period The camera tampering function is activated during the specified period See Configuring the Alarm Period on page 47 You can configure up to six periods per day Select a date If you do not select a da...

Page 64: ... Alarm Period on page 47 You can configure up to six periods per day Select a date If you do not select a date the current setup will be applied to today only You can select All to apply the alarm period to the whole week Click OK to save the changes The system goes back to the scene change interface Click Save to exit Record If Record is enabled a scene change event can activate recording Record ...

Page 65: ...Abnormal and it will trigger alarms when it detects audio input abnormity Enable Intensity Change Select Enable Intensity Change and it will trigger alarms when it detects that audio intensity change exceeds the threshold Sensitivity Drag the slider to adjust the sensitivity value The default value is 50 When the input volume change exceeds continuous environment volume it can be judged as audio a...

Page 66: ...e change interface Click Save to exit Anti Dither Enter the anti dither time in seconds Enter a value between 0 and 100 seconds The system will only allow one motion detection event within this period Record If Record is enabled an audio detection event can activate recording Record Delay The system will wait for the specified time before it begins recording Select from 10s to 300s Send Email When...

Page 67: ...tive and then click Save 5 To enable face enhancement select the EnableFace Enhancementcheck box 6 To start recording video whenan event is detected select the Record check box 7 In the Record Delay field enter the number of seconds that the system will continue to record videoafter theevent hasended Enter a value between 10and 300 8 To send an email notification whenan event is detected select th...

Page 68: ...the Attachment check box must be selected in Setup Network Setup SMTP Email See Configuring SMTP Email Settings on page 37 11 ClickSaveto apply thesettings Configuring People Counting Events Note This function is only supported by H2W2PC1M People Counting Go to Setup Video Analytics People Counting Figure 7 9 People Counting ...

Page 69: ...ting You can select A B or B A the arrow direction always means the entrance direction 9 In the People Counting Alarm field set the enter number leave number stranded number It will trigger alarm when it exceeds the limited stranded number 10 To start recording video whenan event is detected select the Record check box 11 In the Record Delay field enter the number of seconds that the system will c...

Page 70: ...he report click Export The following is a sample report of bar chart Figure 7 10 Report Bar Chart Configuring System Events Settings Configuring for SD Card Event Settings Go to Setup Video Analytics Event SD Card SD card events include No SD Card SD Card Error and Capacity Warning Note This function is not supported by the following models HPW2P1 HBW2PER1 Figure 7 11 No SD Card Warning ...

Page 71: ...ropdown list Enable Check to enable the selected event type Send Email When enabled the system sends an email alert when the event occurs Capacity Limit Enter a value between 0 99 If the capacity of SD card exceeds the set value it will send a warning Note Emails cannot be sent if the network is offline or if there is an IP conflict Configuring Network Event Settings Go to Setup Video Analytics Ev...

Page 72: ...e system will wait for the specified time before it begins recording Select from 10s to 300s Configuring Illegal Access Event Settings Go to Setup Video Analytics Event Illegal Access You can specify how many unsuccessful login attempts can be made before the system triggers an illegal access alarm Figure 7 15 Illegal Access Configuration Table 7 6 Illegal Access Configurations Parameter Function ...

Page 73: ...Configuring Video Analytics 59 Send Email Check to send an email to a specified receiver if someone attempts to illegally access the camera ...

Page 74: ... Configuring Record Schedule Go to Setup Storage Setup Schedule Record Schedule You can add or remove schedules for recording There are three recording modes General auto Motion and Alarm You can configure up to nine recording periods per day Figure 8 1 Record Schedule Record Schedule Color Codes Green General recording Yellow Motion detection recording Red Alarm recording Configuring Snapshot Sch...

Page 75: ...settings Figure 8 2 Holiday Schedule Configuring Destination Settings Go to Setup Storage Setup Destination Path On the Path tab you can assign where recorded video files or snapshots will be saved Depending on your camera model you can save recorded video or snapshots to a microSD card an FTP server and or an NAS disk You can also set up the system to save recorded video files and snapshots accor...

Page 76: ... Local If the camera has a microSD card installed the Local tab displays the microSD card details Note This function is not supported by the following models HPW2P1 HBW2PER1 Figure 8 4 Local Storage You can set up the installed microSD card for read only read and write or hot swap operation by clicking the corresponding button Read Only Data on card can be displayed but not modified Read Write Dat...

Page 77: ...nfigurations Parameter Function Enable Select SFTP Recommended or FTP Server Address Enter the IP address of the FTP server Port The default setting is 21 You can modify this setting as necessary User Name Enter the server user name Password Enter the server password Remote Directory Create a name for the directory where recorded video and snapshots will be stored Panic Save Local Enable Panic Sav...

Page 78: ...d video and snapshots will be stored Configuring Recording Control Go to Setup Storage Setup Recording Control Figure 8 7 Recording Control Table 8 4 Recording Control Configurations Parameter Function Recording Length Set the file size between1 to 120 minutes The default is 8 minutes Pre Event Recording Enter a pre recording value For example if you enter 4 the system can record the four seconds ...

Page 79: ... full then the system will overwrite the previous file Stop If the current working HDD is full or is overwriting the system will stop recording Recording Mode Select Auto Manual or Off Recording Stream Select Main Stream or Sub Stream Encrypt Check to enable the Encrypt function The recording in the SD card will be encrypted ...

Page 80: ...eneral The general interface includes the local host setup including the camera name and GUI language and the date time setup General Figure 9 1 General System Configuration Table 9 1 General System Configurations Parameter Function Device Name Enter the camera s name Language Select a language from the drop down list Video Standard Select the video standard NTSC or PAL Note If you modified PAL NT...

Page 81: ...the system s time Click Save to activate this time Sync PC Click to sync the camera s time with your PC s time Enable DST Set when Daylight Saving Time begins and ends Select Date or Week and then set the Start Time and End Time Synchronize with NTP Click to enable synchronization with a Network Time Protocol NTP server NTP Server Configure the NTP server Port Configure the port for the NTP server...

Page 82: ...ry default setup includes two user levels user and admin case sensitive When configuring groups you can configure the rights of those groups You can also set permissions for individuals within groups Note The user name and the group name should be unique A user can be included in only one group at a time User Name On the Username Configuration tab you can add remove users and manage user accounts ...

Page 83: ... fewer rights than the admin user Note A user s rights cannot exceed the rights of the group to which the user belongs Modifying Users Click to modify a user s properties including their group passwords and rights Figure 9 5 Modifying User Modifying Password Enter the old password once and then enter the new password twice to confirm the new password Click Save to save the new settings ...

Page 84: ...Group configuration interface you can add remove groups and modify group passwords Figure 9 6 Group Configuration Click Add Group enter the group name select from the Authority List the rights that you want to assign to the group for example Live Record Control Account then click Save Figure 9 7 Add Group Interface Click to edit the remark and or the rights assigned to the group Click Save to save...

Page 85: ... address or an IP address segment for example from 192 168 1 1 to 192 168 1 100 If you do not click the check box to enable Approved Users there will be no access limitation To enable the IP filter 1 Click Add IP MAC enter the IP address es or IP address segments s that you want to allow and then click Save 2 Select the Approved Users check box Note Trusted IP MAC addresses must be added first bef...

Page 86: ... to Setup System Setup Default Figure 9 10 Default To reset the camera click Default Recover configurations to default except network IP address and user management Factory Default Completely recover device parameters to factory default A confirmation message appears Click OK to continue The camera reboots automatically and reverts to its factory default settings Import Export Go to Setup System S...

Page 87: ... the day Everyday or Monday to Sunday and the time from 00 00 to 24 00 to reboot the camera automatically Manual Reboot Reboot the camera manually Upgrade Go to Setup System Setup Upgrade Figure 9 13 Upgrade Click Import go to the location of the upgrade file on your computer select it and click Upgrade Note Selecting the incorrect upgrade file might cause a camera malfunction ...

Page 88: ...s the following sections Version page 74 Log page 74 Online User page 75 Version Go to Setup Information Version In the Version interface you can view the system hardware features the software version and the release date This information is for reference only Figure 10 1 Version Log Go to Setup Information Log ...

Page 89: ...Event Record Account Clear Log Search Select a log type from the drop down list and then click Search to view the list that is generated by the search Click Stop to terminate the current search System Log Information Select one item to view its detailed information Backup Click Backup to back up log files to the currently selected PC Online User Go to Setup Information Online User You can view the...

Page 90: ...Performance Series IP Camera Software Configuration Guide 76 Figure 10 3 Online User ...

Page 91: ...Configuring Alarms Settings 77 11 Configuring Alarms Settings Click the Alarm tab to open the alarm configuration interface Figure 11 1 Alarm Configuration ...

Page 92: ...e Disk Error The system will then record alarm information when a microSD card error occurs Note This function is not supported by the following models HPW2P1 HBW2PER1 Illegal Access Check to enable Illegal Access The system will then trigger an alarm when someone attempts to illegally access the camera Scene Change Check to enable Scene Change The system will then trigger an alarm when the camera...

Page 93: ...NVR setup and set the resolution to 3MP and click Save 2 Go to Remote Device and click Delete to remove the camera Then select the camera in the Searched Device area and click Add 3 Click Modify for the camera in the Added Device area Select ONVIF from the drop down list of manufacturers and click Save You can now set the frame rate at 20 fps or above for 3 MP or lower resolutions at the NVR end C...

Page 94: ...r is installed on your PC Ensure that you have a valid network setup and that you are using the correct login user name and password Water leaking into camera housing Ensure that the front glass cap and rear waterproof cap are tightly secured Loosening or removing the front and rear caps will allow water to enter the housing Power supply is unstable The operating temperature range for the supplied...

Page 95: ...PER3 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 H2W2PC1M 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 HEW2PER3 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 10...

Page 96: ... 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 H2W2PC1M 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 HEW2PER3 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1080 50 60fps 1920 1...

Page 97: ...go This logo indicates that the product conforms to Federal Communications Commission compliance standards The direct current symbol This symbol indicates that the power input output for the product is direct current The alternating current symbol This symbol indicates that the power input output for the product is alternating current The RCM compliance logo This logo indicates that the product co...

Page 98: ...T COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION N A LENS 3 7mm 11mm F1 9 Motorized ANGLE OF VIEW H 113 50 V 60 28 VIDEO VIDEO COMPRESSION H 264 H 264B...

Page 99: ...lnet closed sFTP by default PCIDSS compliance EVENT No SD card SD card error Capacity warning Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V PoE 802 3af Class 0 POWER CONSUMPTION 10 9W MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS Ø122mm 88 9mm 4 80 x3 50 PRODUCT WEIGHT Approx 0 49Kg 1 09lb PACKAGE WEIGHT Approx 0 66Kg 1 46lb MATERIAL Metal CONSTRUCTION COLOR White ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING ...

Page 100: ...al Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION N A LENS 3 7mm 11mm F1 9 Motorized ANGLE OF VIEW H 113 50 V 60 28 VIDEO VIDEO COMPRESSION H 264 H 264B H 264H H 265 MJPEG Sub Stream RESOLUTION 4K 3840 2...

Page 101: ... PCIDSS compliance EVENT No SD card SD card error Capacity warning Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V PoE 802 3af Class 0 POWER CONSUMPTION 14 3W MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS Ø244 1mm 79mm 75 9mm 9 61 3 11 2 99 PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 95kg lb PACKAGE WEIGHT 1 16kg lb MATERIAL Metal CONSTRUCTION COLOR White ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING TEMPERATURE 22 F to 140 F 30 C to 60 C...

Page 102: ...ATION BLC HLC WDR WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION NA LENS 2 7mm 13 5mm F1 4 Motorized ANGLE OF VIEW H 108 28 V 58 16 VIDEO VIDEO COMPRESSION H 264H H 265 MJPEG S...

Page 103: ...y default PCIDSS compliance EVENT No SD card SD card error Capacity warning Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V PoE 802 3af Class 0 POWER CONSUMPTION 9 5W MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS Ø 122mm x 102mm 4 8 x4 0 PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 6kg 1 32lb PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 75kg 1 65lb MATERIAL Metal CONSTRUCTION COLOR White Grey ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING TEMPERATURE 30 C 60 C 22 F 14...

Page 104: ...KLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION Supported AUDIO DETECTION Supported LENS 2 8mm F1 6 Fixed ANGLE OF VIEW H 104 V 58 VIDEO VIDEO CO...

Page 105: ... only AES 128 256 SSH Telnet closed sFTP by default PCIDSS compliance EVENT No SD card SD card error Capacity warning Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V PoE 802 3af Class 0 POWER CONSUMPTION 5 5W MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS Ø 106mm 93 7mm 4 17 3 69 PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 46kg 1 01lb PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 65kg 1 43lb MATERIAL Metal CONSTRUCTION COLOR Grey ENVIRONMENTAL OP...

Page 106: ...GHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION NA LENS 2 7mm 13 5mm F1 4 Motorized ANGLE OF VIEW H 108 30 V 60 18 VIDEO VIDEO COMPRESSION H 264H H ...

Page 107: ... closed sFTP by default PCIDSS compliance EVENT No SD card SD card error Capacity warning Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V PoE 802 3af Class 0 POWER CONSUMPTION 9 5W MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS Ø 122mm x 102mm 4 8 x4 0 PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 6kg 1 32lb PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 75kg 1 65lb MATERIAL Metal CONSTRUCTION COLOR White ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING TEMPERATURE 30 C 60 ...

Page 108: ...or B W BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION Supported AUDIO DETECTION Supported LENS 2 8mm F1 6 Fixed ANGLE OF VIEW H 110 V 60 VIDE...

Page 109: ... only AES 128 256 SSH Telnet closed sFTP by default PCIDSS compliance EVENT No SD card SD card error Capacity warning Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V PoE 802 3af Class 0 POWER CONSUMPTION 5 5W MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS Ø 106mm 93 7mm 4 17 3 69 PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 46kg 1 01lb PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 65Kg 1 43lb MATERIAL Metal CONSTRUCTION COLOR White ENVIRONMENTAL O...

Page 110: ... W BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION NA LENS 3 6mm Fixed F2 0 ANGLE OF VIEW H 88 V 48 VIDEO VIDEO COMPRESSION H 264H H 265 MJPEG...

Page 111: ...28 256 SSH Telnet closed sFTP by default PCIDSS compliance EVENT Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V PoE 802 3af Class 0 POWER CONSUMPTION 5 2W MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS Ø 70mm 164 7mm 2 76 x6 49 PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 38kg 0 84lb PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 5kg 1 1lb MATERIAL Metal Plastic CONSTRUCTION COLOR White ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING TEMPERATURE 30 C 60 C 22 F 140 F RELA...

Page 112: ... B W BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR 120dB WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION NA LENS 2 7mm 13 5mm F1 4 Motorized ANGLE OF VIEW H 108 30 V 60 18 VIDEO VIDEO COMP...

Page 113: ... Telnet closed sFTP by default PCIDSS compliance EVENT No SD card SD card error Capacity warning Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V PoE 802 3af Class 0 POWER CONSUMPTION 11 4W ZS MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS 72mm 80mm 212 8mm 2 8 x 3 1 x 8 4 PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 64kg 1 41lb PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 82kg 1 80lb MATERIAL Metal CONSTRUCTION COLOR White ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING...

Page 114: ...B W BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR 120dB WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION NA LENS 2 7mm 13 5mm F1 4 Motorized ANGLE OF VIEW H 108 30 V 60 18 VIDEO VIDEO COMPR...

Page 115: ...net closed sFTP by default PCIDSS compliance EVENT No SD card SD card error Capacity warning Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V PoE 802 3af Class 0 POWER CONSUMPTION 9W MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS Ø 122mm 88 9mm 4 80 x3 50 PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 50kg 1 10lb PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 66kg 1 46lb MATERIAL Metal CONSTRUCTION COLOR White ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING TEMPERATURE 30 C ...

Page 116: ... DAY NIGHT Auto ICR Color B W BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION NA LENS 2 8mm F2 0 Fixed ANGLE OF VIEW H 107 V 57 VIDEO VIDEO CO...

Page 117: ...8 256 SSH Telnet closed sFTP by default PCIDSS compliance EVENT No SD card SD card error Capacity warning Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V PoE 802 3af Class 0 POWER CONSUMPTION 4 6W MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS Ø 109 9mm 81mm 4 33 x 3 19 PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 36kg 0 79lb PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 50kg 1 10lb MATERIAL Metal CONSTRUCTION COLOR White ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING T...

Page 118: ...R Color B W BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION Supported AUDIO DETECTION Supported LENS 2 8mm F2 0 Fixed Board in ANGLE OF VIEW H...

Page 119: ... only AES 128 256 SSH Telnet closed sFTP by default PCIDSS compliance EVENT No SD card SD card error Capacity warning Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V PoE 802 3af Class 0 POWER CONSUMPTION 4 5W MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS Ø 106mm 50 3mm 4 17 1 98 PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 32kg 0 71lb PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 46kg 1 01lb MATERIAL Metal CONSTRUCTION COLOR White ENVIRONMENTAL O...

Page 120: ...IGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR 120dB WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION Supported AUDIO DETECTION Supported LENS 2 8mm F2 0 Fixed Board in ANGLE OF VIEW H 104 V 58 V...

Page 121: ... only AES 128 256 SSH Telnet closed sFTP by default PCIDSS compliance EVENT No SD card SD card error Capacity warning Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V PoE 802 3af Class 0 POWER CONSUMPTION 4 5W MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS Ø 106mm 50 3mm 4 17 1 98 PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 32kg 0 71lb PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 46kg 1 01lb MATERIAL Metal CONSTRUCTION COLOR White ENVIRONMENTAL O...

Page 122: ... B W BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR 120dB WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION Supported AUDIO DETECTION Supported PEOPLE COUNTING Supported LENS 2 1mm F2 0 Fixed...

Page 123: ...ccess log TLS1 2 only AES 128 256 SSH Telnet closed sFTP by default PCIDSS compliance EVENT No SD card SD card error Capacity warning Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V PoE 802 3af Class 0 POWER CONSUMPTION 4 5W MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS Ø 106mm 50 3mm 4 17 1 98 PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 32kg 0 71lb PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 46kg 1 01lb MATERIAL Metal CONSTRUCTION COLOR White...

Page 124: ...COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR 120dB WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones FACE DETECTION Supported AUDIO DETECTION Supported LENS 2 8mm F2 4 Fixed Board in ANGLE OF VIEW H 108 V 60 VIDEO ...

Page 125: ...log TLS1 2 only AES 128 256 SSH Telnet closed sFTP by default PCIDSS compliance EVENT Network disconnection IP conflict Illegal access Voltage Detection ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY DC12V POWER CONSUMPTION 1 5W MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS 44 9mm 57 7mm 34 35mm 1 77 x 2 27 x 1 35 PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 10Kg 0 22lb PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 17Kg 0 37lb MATERIAL Metal CONSTRUCTION COLOR Black ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING TEMPERATU...

Page 126: ...AY NIGHT Auto ICR Color BW BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR 120dB WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones DIGITAL ZOOM 16x FACE DETECTION NA AUDIO DETECTION NA LENS 2 7 13 5 mm MFZ F...

Page 127: ...ork disconnection IP address conflict Illegal access Video tampering Motion detection EVENT NOTIFICATION Record SD card NAS FTP relay output email snapshot MICRO SD Up to 128 GB microSDHC card Class 10 not included ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY PoE 802 3af Class 0 12 VDC POWER CONSUMPTION 8 5 W max IR LEDs on MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS 4 8 3 5 122 0 mm 88 9 mm PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 88 lb 0 4 kg PACKAGE WEIGHT 1 1...

Page 128: ...DAY NIGHT Auto ICR Color BW BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR 120dB WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones DIGITAL ZOOM 16x FACE DETECTION NA AUDIO DETECTION NA LENS 2 8 mm fixed F2 ...

Page 129: ...rk disconnection IP address conflict Illegal access Video tampering Motion detection EVENT NOTIFICATION Record SD card NAS FTP relay output email snapshot MICRO SD NA ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY PoE 802 3af Class 0 12 VDC POWER CONSUMPTION 4 58 W max IR LEDs on MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS 4 33 3 19 110 mm 81 mm PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 75 lb 0 34 kg PACKAGE WEIGHT 1 04 lb 0 47 kg MATERIAL Die cast aluminum housing ...

Page 130: ...ntrol N A IR Light Number N A DAY NIGHT Auto ICR Color BW BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR 120dB WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones DIGITAL ZOOM 16x FACE DETECTION NA AUDIO DETE...

Page 131: ...ork disconnection IP address conflict Illegal access Video tampering Motion detection EVENT NOTIFICATION Record NAS and FTP relay output email snapshot MICRO SD NA ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY PoE 802 3af Class 0 12 VDC POWER CONSUMPTION 5 03 W max IR LEDs on MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS 6 49 2 79 164 8 mm 71 0 mm PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 84 lb 0 38 kg PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 97 lb 0 44 kg MATERIAL Die cast aluminum housing...

Page 132: ...AY NIGHT Auto ICR Color BW BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR 120dB WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones DIGITAL ZOOM 16x FACE DETECTION NA AUDIO DETECTION NA LENS 3 6 mm fixed F2 0...

Page 133: ...ork disconnection IP address conflict Illegal access Video tampering Motion detection EVENT NOTIFICATION Record NAS and FTP relay output email snapshot MICRO SD NA ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY PoE 802 3af Class 0 12 VDC POWER CONSUMPTION 5 7 W max IR LEDs on MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS 6 49 2 79 164 8 mm 71 0 mm PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 84 lb 0 38 kg PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 97 lb 0 44 kg MATERIAL Die cast aluminum housing ...

Page 134: ...Y NIGHT Auto ICR Color BW BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR 120dB WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones DIGITAL ZOOM 16x FACE DETECTION NA AUDIO DETECTION NA LENS 2 7 13 5 mm MFZ F1...

Page 135: ...disconnection IP address conflict Illegal access Video tampering Motion detection EVENT NOTIFICATION Record SD card NAS and FTP relay output email snapshot MICRO SD Up to 128 GB microSDHC card Class 10 not included ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY PoE 802 3af Class 0 12 VDC POWER CONSUMPTION 11 74 W max IR LEDs on MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS 8 46 3 56 214 8 mm 90 4 mm PRODUCT WEIGHT 1 51 lb 0 685 kg PACKAGE WEIG...

Page 136: ...rol N A IR Light Number N A DAY NIGHT Auto ICR Color BW BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR 120dB WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones DIGITAL ZOOM 16x FACE DETECTION NA AUDIO DETECT...

Page 137: ...ork disconnection IP address conflict Illegal access Video tampering Motion detection EVENT NOTIFICATION Record NAS and FTP relay output email snapshot MICRO SD NA ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY PoE 802 3af Class 0 12 VDC POWER CONSUMPTION 4 12 W max IR LEDs on MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS 3 68 3 14 93 4 mm 79 7 mm PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 51 lb 0 23 kg PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 85 lb 0 38 kg MATERIAL Die cast aluminum housing ...

Page 138: ...Y NIGHT Auto ICR Color BW BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION BLC HLC WDR 120dB WHITE BALANCE Auto Natural Street Lamp Outdoor Manual Customized Region GAIN CONTROL 0 100 WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE 120dB NOISE REDUCTION 3D DNR PRIVACY MASKING Off On 4 Areas Rectangle MOTION DETECTION Off On 4 Zones Rectangle REGION OF INTEREST Off On 4 Zones DIGITAL ZOOM 16x FACE DETECTION NA AUDIO DETECTION NA LENS 2 8 mm fixed F2 0 ...

Page 139: ...ork disconnection IP address conflict Illegal access Video tampering Motion detection EVENT NOTIFICATION Record NAS and FTP relay output email snapshot MICRO SD NA ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY PoE 802 3af Class 0 12 VDC POWER CONSUMPTION 4 68 W max IR LEDs on MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS 3 68 3 14 93 4 mm 79 7 mm PRODUCT WEIGHT 0 51 lb 0 23 kg PACKAGE WEIGHT 0 85 lb 0 38 kg MATERIAL Die cast aluminum housing ...

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