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Table of Contents

 

1.Accessing the Camera

 ................................................................... 1

 

Installing the Unified Tool .................................................................................................... 1

 

Discovering Your Camera on the Network .................................................................... 3

 

Assigning a New IP Address to Your Camera ............................................................... 5

 

Configure IP Address Setting ....................................................................................... 6

 

Configure DNS Server Address ................................................................................... 6

 

Upgrading the Camera’s Firmware .................................................................................. 6

 

Accessing the Camera from a Web Browser ................................................................. 7

 

2.Logging In and Viewing Live Video

 ........................................ 8

 

Logging In to the Web Client .............................................................................................. 8

 

Overview of the Live Interface ............................................................................................ 9

 

Configuring the Live Interface ........................................................................................... 9

 

Working in the Live Interface ............................................................................................ 11

 

Setting Up Live Video Streaming .................................................................................... 12

 

Setting the Stream Type ............................................................................................... 12

 

Setting the Stream Protocol ....................................................................................... 12

 

Logging Out of the Web Client ......................................................................................... 12

 

3.PTZ Operation

 .................................................................................. 13

 

Configuring PTZ Functions ............................................................................................... 13

 

Configuring Presets ....................................................................................................... 13

 

Configuring Tours ........................................................................................................... 14

 

Configuring Scans .......................................................................................................... 16

 

Configuring Patterns ..................................................................................................... 16

 

Configuring Auto Pan .................................................................................................... 17

 

Configuring PTZ Speed ................................................................................................. 17

 

Configuring Idle Motion ............................................................................................... 17

 

Configuring PowerUp Settings .................................................................................. 18

 

Configuring PTZ Limits ................................................................................................ 18

 

Configuring Time Tasks ............................................................................................... 19

 

Restarting the PTZ .......................................................................................................... 20

 

Restoring Defaults .......................................................................................................... 20

 

Operating PTZ Controls ...................................................................................................... 20

 

Summary of Contents for HDZ402LIKV

Page 1: ...40X ZOOM IR PTZ Dome Cameras HDZ402LIWV HDZ404LIWV HDZ408LIWV HDZ402LIKV HDZ404LIKV HDZ408LIKV User Guide ...

Page 2: ... accurate in all respects However Honeywell cannot assume responsibility for any consequences resulting from the use thereof The information contained herein is subject to change without notice Revisions or new editions to this publication may be issued to incorporate such changes For patent information see https buildings honeywell com us en support legal patents Revision Issue Date Revision A 07...

Page 3: ...ired The models mentioned in this manual don t support using PoE IEEE802 3af or IEEE802 3at Regulatory Statements FCC Compliance Statement Information to the User This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limitsfor a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed toprovide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment...

Page 4: ... the Restrictions of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment 2011 65 EU as Amended by RoHS 3 2015 863 and the essential requirements of the EMC Directive 2014 30 EU conforming to the requirements of standards EN 55032 for emissions EN 50130 4 for immunity and EN 62368 for electrical equipment safety Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Correct Dispo...

Page 5: ...use Bearing Hybrid stepper motor Electric conduction link Cable Power adaptor AC100V 240V to 36V 2 23A Lead 7439 92 1 HDZ402LIKV Crystal Rectifier diode TVS tube Fuse Bearing Hybrid stepper motor Electric conduction link Cable Power adaptor AC100V 240V to 36V 2 23A Lead 7439 92 1 Safety Instructions Before installing or operating the unit read and follow all instructions After installation retain ...

Page 6: ... SERVICING Do not attempt to service this unit yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualifiedservice personnel 11 REPLACEMENT PARTS When replacement parts are required be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or have the same characteristicsas the originalpart Unauthorizedsu...

Page 7: ...ed for all returns exchanges or credits Items shipped to Honeywell without a clearly identified Return Merchandise Authorization RMA number may be refused List of Symbols The following table contains a list of symbols that may appear on the camera Symbol Explanation The WEEE symbol This symbol indicates that when the end user wishes to discard thisproduct it must be sent to separate collection fac...

Page 8: ...product conforms with Australian RCMguidelines The CE compliance logo This logo indicates that the product conforms to the relevant guidelines standards for the European Union harmonization legislation The caution symbol This symbol indicates important information The protective earth ground symbol This symbol indicates that the marked terminal is intended forconnection to the protective earth gro...

Page 9: ...lient 8 Overview of the Live Interface 9 Configuring the Live Interface 9 Working in the Live Interface 11 Setting Up Live Video Streaming 12 Setting the Stream Type 12 Setting the Stream Protocol 12 Logging Out of the Web Client 12 3 PTZ Operation 13 Configuring PTZ Functions 13 Configuring Presets 13 Configuring Tours 14 Configuring Scans 16 Configuring Patterns 16 Configuring Auto Pan 17 Config...

Page 10: ...ng Video Settings 32 Configuring Video 32 Configuring Snapshot 33 Configuring Overlay 34 Configuring ROI 38 Configuring Path 38 Configuring Audio Settings 38 6 Configuring Network Settings 40 Configuring TCP IP 40 Configuring Port 42 Configuring RTSP 43 Configuring PPPoE 43 Configuring DDNS 44 Configuring SMTP Email 44 Configuring UPnP 45 Configuring SNMP 46 Configuring Bonjour 47 Configuring IP C...

Page 11: ...on 72 Scene Setting 72 Picture Overlay 73 Configuring Alarm 74 Configuring Abnormality 75 Configuring SD Card 75 Configuring Network Event Settings 76 Configuring Illegal Access 77 8 Configuring Storage Settings 78 Configuring Schedule 78 Configuring Snapshot by Location 79 Configuring Destination 80 Configuring Record Control 82 9 Configuring System Settings 84 General 84 General 84 Date and Time...

Page 12: ...40X ZOOM IR PTZ DOME CAMERA USER GUIDE iv Viewing Version Information 93 Managing Logs 93 Viewing Logs 93 Backing Up Logs 94 Deleting Logs 94 Viewing Online Users 94 Appendix A Special Presets 95 ...

Page 13: ...how to play back and export recorded video and snapshots Chapter 5 Configuring Camera Settings describes how to configure camera settings Chapter 6 Configuring Network Settings describes how to set up the camera on a network For advanced users only Chapter 7 Configuring Event Manage provides instructions for configuring event settings Chapter 8 Configuring Storage Settings describes how to set up ...

Page 14: ...er page 7 Installing the Unified Tool To get the installation package of Unified Tool Browse to https mywebtech honeywell com login navigate to Download Center Video IP Cameras Camera Discovery Tools Utilities Honeywell Unified Tool Download and unzip the installation package of Unified Tool to your computer Copy the installation package of Unified Tool from the CD along with the package of the ca...

Page 15: ...UIDE 2 Figure 1 Install Unified Tool 2 Click Next and the following figure is displayed Figure 2 Select Installation Folder 3 Follow the on screen instructions to configure your settings and click Next The following figure is displayed ...

Page 16: ... 3 Confirm Installation 4 Click Next When the installation is completed click Close A shortcut of Unified Tool will be displayed on your desktop Discovering Your Camera on the Network Double click on the desktop and the following figure is displayed ...

Page 17: ... on startup and this page can be skipped next time If you want to check the splash window again click as shown in Figure 5 and select the checkbox of Show the splash page on startup 3 Click CONTINUE It will scan devices in the network automatically Figure 5 Scanning the network After the scanning all scanned devices in the same subnet and different subnet will be displayed in the devices list ...

Page 18: ...ss to Your Camera The current IP address of your camera appears in the IP ADDRESS column of the devices list If you want you can assign a new static IP address to the camera Select the target device s as shown in Figure 5 click and the following figure is displayed Figure 7 IP Assignment ...

Page 19: ...ice s After all settings are completed click APPLY Configure DNS Server Address Configure the DNS server address and click APPLY Upgrading the Camera s Firmware Before you begin using your camera make sure you have the latest firmware installed You can upgrade a single camera or multiple cameras at the same time Select the Maintenance tab from the left pane as shown in Figure 5 select target devic...

Page 20: ...ra from a Web Browser To access the camera from a web browser click next to the IP address of the device as shown in Figure 5 Note The Unified Tool will choose Chrome as default browser to access the camera webpage firstly If you haven t installed Chrome it will run IE instead When neither Chrome nor IE is available it will open Edge to access the camera ...

Page 21: ...nfiguring the Live Interface page 911 Working in the Live Interface page 11 Setting Up Live Video Streaming page 12 Logging Out of the Web Client page 12 Logging In to the Web Client If this is your first time logging in to the web client on the login page enter the default username admin and password 1234 and then click Login For security purposes you are required to create a new secure password ...

Page 22: ...re 10 shows the layout of the web client s Live interface Figure 10 Live Interface Configuring the Live Interface Note The first time you log into the web client follow the on screen instructions to download and install the web browser plug in You can configure the Live interface using the configuration controls located in the lower left corner of the screen immediately below the video window Figu...

Page 23: ...e video in full screen mode Double click or press Esc to exit full screen mode Width Height Ratio Displays the video in its original size Original or fitted to your screen Adaptive 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 i...

Page 24: ... Path Live Record Triple Snapshot Click to take three snapshots in quick succession 1 per second The snapshots are saved to the location specified in Setting Storage Destination Path Live Snapshot Snapshot Click to take a snapshot of the current video The snapshot is saved to the location specified in Setting Storage Destination Path Snapshot Digital Zoom When this function is enabled you can drag...

Page 25: ...inlower network bandwidth environments Sub Stream 2 Delivers low standard or high definition video The properties for each stream type are configured on the Setting Camera Video page Setting the Stream Protocol To set the stream protocol in the Protocol list select TCP UDP or Multicast TCP Provides most reliable data transmission Higher latency and band width usethan UDP UDP Provides fastest data ...

Page 26: ...3 Operating PTZ Controls page 20 Configuring PTZ Functions You can configure PTZ functions on the Setting PTZ Function page Configuring Presets To add a preset 1 Position the PTZ dome for the preset using the pan tilt and zoom controls below thepreview window By default Step is set at 5 Select a lower value for more precise positioning ...

Page 27: ...reset section double click the name of the preset to make it editable type the newname and then press Enter To remove a preset In the Preset section click the Delete button of the preset that you want to remove To remove all presets In the Preset section click Clear Configuring Tours To add a tour 1 In the Tour section below the first frame click Add A tour is added to the list 2 Below the second ...

Page 28: ...on column Type anew duration time in seconds and then press Enter To add another preset to the tour repeat steps 1 to 4 A tour must contain at least two different presets 1 Click Save to save the tour 2 To preview the tour click Start To rename a tour In the Tour section double click the name of the tour to make it editable type the newname and then press Enter To remove a tour In the Tour section...

Page 29: ...ing the and signs 3 Click Setup 4 Using the pan controls below the preview window position the camera at the left limitstop and then click Set LeftLimit 5 Position the camera at the right limit stop and then click Set Right Limit 6 To preview the scan click Start To stop the scan click Stop Configuring Patterns To set up a pattern 1 In the Pattern section select the pattern number that you want to...

Page 30: ...utopan 360 degree continuous rotation 1 In the Auto Pan section set the rotation speed by draggingthe Pan Speed slider left or right or by clicking the and signs 2 To start autopan click Start To stop autopan click Stop Configuring PTZ Speed To set the PTZ speed next to PTZ Speed click Low Medium or High Configuring Idle Motion When idle motion is enabled the camera performs a specified action pre...

Page 31: ...ween 1 and 60 minutes 4 Click Save to apply the settings Configuring PowerUp Settings You can set up the camera to perform a specific action when it is powered up To enable PowerUp settings 5 In the PowerUp area select the Enable check box 6 Next to PowerUp select the action that you want the camera to perform when it is powered up Click Preset Tour Scan Pattern or Auto If Auto is selected the cam...

Page 32: ...You can set up the camera to perform specific actions only within a specified period To set up a time task 1 In the Time Task area select the Enable check box 2 Select the time task that you want to configure from the Time Task No list You can configure up to 4 time tasks 3 Next to Time Task Action select the action that you want the camera to perform during the specified period Click Preset Tour ...

Page 33: ...r settings To delete all time tasks Click Clear All Restarting the PTZ To restart the PTZ dome in the PTZ Restart area click PTZ Restart Restoring Defaults To restore all PTZ functions to their factory default settings in the Default area click Default Operating PTZ Controls You can access PTZ controls and functions on the right side of the Live interface window ...

Page 34: ...reset tour pattern and auto pan Two additional functions are Assistant and Positioning Assistant lets you activate an auxiliary command Positioning lets you send the camera to aspecific position To use Assistant 1 Select Assistant from the drop down list 2 Enter the number of the auxiliary command that you want tosend to the camera 3 Click Aux On to start the command 4 Click Aux Off to stop the co...

Page 35: ...rded Video page 25 Viewing Snapshots page 26 Overview of the Playback Interface Figure 13 shows the layout of the web client s Playback interface Figure 13 Playback Interface Playback Controls The playback controls are located in the lower left corner of the screen immediately below the video window For instructions on how to play back video see Playing Back Recorded Video on page 24 Figure 14 Pla...

Page 36: ...o adjust the sound volume Rules Info Tracks movement in the video window when video analytics is enabled Video Clip Controls The video clip controls are located in the lower right corner of the screen immediately below thefile list button For instructions on how to create and export a video clip see Downloading Recorded Video on page 25 Figure 15 Video Clip Area Table 4 Video Clip Controls Clip Cl...

Page 37: ...he timeline Manu al Displays video saved manually during live monitoring in the timeline 24hr Displays 24 hours of video in the timeline 2hr Displays 2 hours of video in the timeline 1hr Displays 1 hour of video in the timeline 30min Displays 30 minutes of video in the timeline Playing Back Recorded Video To play back recorded video 1 From the File Type list select dav 2 From the Data Src list sel...

Page 38: ...imum length is specified in Setting Storage Record Control or you can createand export a video clip that you have created To download a video file 1 From the File Type list select dav 2 From the Data Src list select the location where the video files are stored 3 On the calendar click the date that the video was recorded 4 Click File List to display the list of video files for that date 5 Set the ...

Page 39: ...playback go the directory specifiedin Setting Camera Video Path Playback Snapshot and double click the file to open it If you have configured the system to take snapshots on a schedule or during motion detection or alarm events you can view and download them To view or download a system generated snapshot 1 From the File Type list select jpg 2 From the Data Src list select the location where the s...

Page 40: ...mera Conditions This section describes how to configure camera properties picture exposure lighting compensation white balance day and night IR light etc Conditions Go to Setting Camera Conditions Conditions On the Conditions tab you can view camera property information The configurations become valid immediately after they are saved Picture In the Picture area you can set the picture style and ad...

Page 41: ...des 60Hz Minimizes flicker in indoor applications where the AC frequency is 60 Hz generally NTSC regions Works with auto and manual exposure modes Set Mode to Auto Iris Priority Shutter Priority Gain Priority or Manual Auto Exposure is adjusted automatically Iris Priority The shutter speed and gain are adjusted automatically for the specified iris value Shutter Priority The iris and gain are adjus...

Page 42: ...alance compensates for the different color temperatures of different light sources ensuring consistent colors in the image In the WB area you can set the white balance mode to Auto Manual ATW Outdoor Indoor Sodium Lamp Natural or Street Lamp Auto White balance is adjusted automatically Manual White balance is adjusted by moving the Red and Blue gain sliders Click the and signs to make fine adjustm...

Page 43: ...se or increase the optical zoom speed Click the and signs to make fine adjustments Set Focus Mode to Auto Manual or Semi Auto Auto Focus is adjusted automatically when thescenechanges zoom or ICR switch Manual Focus is adjusted manually by the user Semi Auto Focus is adjusted automatically whenzoom or ICR switch Set Focus Limit to Auto or to a value between 10cm and 200m In Auto mode the camera wi...

Page 44: ...tensity to Low Medium or High Click Save to apply the settings Managing Profiles After you have configured the camera properties for each profile Normal Day Night you can set the profile s that you want the system to use on the Setting Camera Conditions Profile Management page Next to Profile Management select Normal Full Time or Schedule By default the system hasthe Day profile always enabled Nor...

Page 45: ...rval settings You can also apply a customwatermark to the main stream Encode Mode In the Format box select H 264B H 264 H 264H MJPEG or H 265 H 264 Main Profile Uses less bandwidth than Baseline Profile at the same quality H 264B Baseline Profile Uses up to 50 less bandwidth than MPEG4 and up to 80 less than MJPEG Higher compression and lower quality than H 264 H 264H High Profile Uses less bandwi...

Page 46: ...west and 6 highest 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 enter a value between 1 and 150 The default I frame interval is two times the frame rate For example if the frame rate is 30 fps the I frame interval willbe 60 Watermark To apply a custom watermark to the main stream select the Watermark Settin...

Page 47: ... desired Color swatch Position the camera using the controls below the preview window To draw a privacy mask click Draw and then in the preview window drag your mouse overthe portion of the scene that you want to conceal You can add up to 24 privacy masks To delete a privacy mask click Delete To delete all the privacy masks click Clear To send the camera to a privacy mask select the Privacy Mask N...

Page 48: ...d then click Save By default the time title appears in the upper right corner of the video image To display the day of week select the Show Day of Week check box and then click Save To move the time title drag the yellow Time Title box to the desired location in the previewwindow and then click Save To hide the time title click Disable and then click Save OSD Info You can configure other textoverl...

Page 49: ...w OSD Information box to the desired location in the preview window Click Save to apply the settings Font Attribute You can configure font of channel title time title OSD info it can set color size and row height Configuring Picture Overlays You can configure picture overlay properties on the Setting Camera Video Overlay Picture Overlay page To display a picture overlay click Enable click Upload P...

Page 50: ... Overlay Custom Overlay page Abnormal You can configure picture overlay properties on the Setting Camera Video Overlay Abnormal page It is to set if it will display abnormity in the monitoring picture Structured Statistics You can configure custom overlay on the Setting Camera Video Overlay Structured Statistics page ...

Page 51: ...te a single region of interest select it and then click Delete To delete all regions ofinterest click Remove All Configuring Path The storage path is activated with snapshot and record in the live interface which can setthe storage path of monitoring snapshot and monitoring record respectively The storage path is activated with snapshot download and clip in the playback interface which can set the...

Page 52: ...mat from the listand then select a sampling frequency 8 or 16 kHz In the Properties area select the audio input type LineIn Microphone enable or disablenoise 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 53: ... DDNS page 44 Configuring SMTP Email page 44 Configuring UPnP page 45 Configuring SNMP page 46 Configuring Bonjour page 47 Configuring IP Conflict page 47 Configuring Multicast page 48 Configuring 802 1x page 48 Configuring QoS page 49 Configuring Certificates page 49 Configuring Access Platform page 50 Configuring TCP IP You can configure TCP IP settings including IPv4 IPv6 and ARP Ping settings ...

Page 54: ...ually assign IP address settings set Mode to Static and then replace the values inthe IP Address Subnet Mask and Default Gateway fields To manually assign DNS server addresses replace the values in the Preferred DNS Serverand Alternate DNS Server fields Click Save to apply the settings IPv6 Address Configuration To enable IPv6 set IP Version to IPv6 Verify that the IP address and default gateway r...

Page 55: ...mpt window on your PC in Windows 7 click Start All Programs Accessories Command Prompt and type the appropriate commandsfor your operatingsystem 5 Reboot the camera If the setup was successful the Command Prompt window will display Reply from and the IP address for example Reply from 192 168 0 125 To verify that the IP address works open your browser and type in the address bar http followed by th...

Page 56: ...vice and headend You can enable or disable RTSP Over TLS on the Setting Network Access Platform RTSP page RTSP Over TLS is disabled by default To enable it click ON and then click Save Note RTSP Over TLS is effective only for TCP protocol at present Configuring PPPoE You can configure Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet PPPoE settings on the Setting Network PPPoE page To enable PPPoE 1 Select th...

Page 57: ... hostname that you registered withthe DDNS service for example mycamera dyndns org 4 In the User Name and Password fields enter the user name and password of theaccount that you registered in step1 5 In the Update Period field enter the interval in minutes between address updates sent to the DDNS server Note If you selected Honeywell DDNS as your DDNS service the domain name is set to the camera s...

Page 58: ... the text that you want to appear in the subject line of the email 6 Select the Attachment check box if you want to enable snapshot attachments 7 In the Mail Receiver field enter the recipient s email address and then click the signto add it to the list You can enter up to three email addresses To remove an address from the list select it and then click the sign 8 To have the system periodically v...

Page 59: ...n select Networking Services in the WindowsComponents Wizard 3 Click Details then select Internet Gateway Device Discovery and Control Client andUPnP 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...

Page 60: ...number in the range 1 65535 5 If SNMPv3 is selected for both read only and read write enter a user name select anauthentication method MD5 or SHA and create authentication and encryption passwords must be at least 8 characters long 6 Click Save to apply the settings Configuring Bonjour You can configure Bonjour settings on the Setting Network Bonjour page Bonjour is a zero configuration networking...

Page 61: ... 1 For each stream that you want to enable multicast in select the Enable check box andthen enter a multicast address and port using the suggested ranges as a guide 2 Click Save to apply the settings To view video in multicast mode In Live view select Multicast from the Protocol drop down list Configuring 802 1x You can configure 802 1x settings on the Setting Network 802 1x page 802 1x is a port ...

Page 62: ...e for live video packets Select a value between 0 lowest priority and 63 highest priority 2 In the Command field enter a DSCP Differentiated Services Codepoint value for non video packets Select a value between 0 lowest priority and 63 highest priority 3 Click Save to apply the settings Configuring Certificates You can configure certificate settings on the Setting Network Certificate page To insta...

Page 63: ...roperabilityof IP based physical security products You can enable or disable ONVIF authentication on the Setting Network Access Platform ONVIF page ONVIF login authentication is enabled by default To disable it select OFF and then click Save Note You can enable HTTPS by selecting the HTTPS Setting check box and then clicking Save If your headend only supports ONVIF HTTP you can disable HTTPS by cl...

Page 64: ...can add or remove addresses from the list at any time If a user is accessing the camera over a WAN enter the MAC address of the user s router instead of an IP address Adding IP MacAddresses to the List of Approved Users To add an IP MAC address 1 Click Add IP MAC 2 In the Add IP MAC window select IP Address IP Segment or MAC from thedrop down list enter the relevant address and then click Save The...

Page 65: ... Deleting IP MacAddressesfromthe Listof Approved Users To delete a single IP MAC address 1 In the Address List click the Delete icon of the address that you want to delete 2 A confirmation message appears Click OK to continue and then click Save to apply thesettings The address is removed from the list of approved users To delete multiple IP MAC addresses 1 Click Remove All A confirmation message ...

Page 66: ...Configuring Audio Detection page 57 Configuring Smart Plan page 59 Configuring Deep IVS page 60 Video Structuralization page 72 Configuring Alarm page 74 Configuring Abnormality page 75 Configuring Video Detection Configuring Motion Detection You can configure motion detection event settings on the Setting Event Video Detection Motion Detection page ...

Page 67: ...ti Dither field enter the anti dither time in seconds Enter a value between 0and 100 seconds The system will only allow one motion detection event within this period 5 Set up motion detection areas a Next to Area click Setting The Area window opens b By default the whole video window is configured as a motion detection area To define a smaller area drag your mouse over the area s that you want to ...

Page 68: ...vent has ended Enter a value between 10 and 300 8 To generate an alarm output when motion is detected select the Alarm Output checkbox and select the alarm output s to be activated 9 In the Alarm Delay field enter the number of seconds that the system will continue to generate an alarm output after the event has ended Enter a value between 10 and 300 10 To send an email notification when motion is...

Page 69: ...eo after a camera tampering event has ended Enter a value between 10and 300 6 To generate an alarm output when a camera tampering event is detected select the Alarm Output check box and select the alarm output s to be activated 7 In the Alarm Delay field enter the number of seconds that the system will continue togenerate an alarm output after a camera tampering event has ended Enter a value betwe...

Page 70: ...onfigure scene change settings on the Setting Event Video Detection Scene Changing page To enable camera tampering detection 1 Click Enable and then configure parameter info according to the actual requirements 2 Please refer to Motion Detection for more details about parameter config 3 Click Save to complete configuration Configuring Audio Detection You can configure audio event settings on the S...

Page 71: ...conds Enter a value between 0 and 100 seconds The system will only allow one audio event within this period 6 To start recording video when an audio event is detected ensure that the Record check box is selected 7 In the Record Delay field enter the number of seconds that the system will continueto record video after an audio event has ended Enter a value between 10 and 300 8 To generate an alarm ...

Page 72: ...k Save to apply the settings Configuring Smart Plan You can add auto tracking or face detection to a configured preset on the Setting Event Smart Plan Smart Plan page You must already have configured presets in Setting PTZ Function Preset To add a smart plan to a preset 1 Click Add Plan and then select a preset from the list 2 Click the icon for auto tracking or face detection to add the function ...

Page 73: ...ht of the target is 10 of the image The brightness difference between the target and the background is no less than 10 grayvalues The target shall be present in the image for no less than 2 consecutive seconds and themoving distance shall be larger than its width and no less than 15 pixels CIF image Try to reduce the complexity of monitoring scenes It is not recommended to enable IVS inscenes with...

Page 74: ...type to modify the type of rules 4 Click Save Note Cross Fence Detection Fast Moving Parking Detection and Crowd Gathering Estimation are functions only for cameras standalone and don t support ONVIF event Crossing Fence Detection To use the function the fences shall meet the following requirements Not transparent For example iron fences are not supported Not too short The height of the fence shal...

Page 75: ...are triggered when the target crosses the warning line in the defined direction It requires certain stay time and moving space for the target to be confirmed so you need to leave some space at both sides of the warning line during configuration and do not drawit near obstacles Applicable scenes Scenes with sparse targets and no occlusion between targets such as perimeter protection of unattended a...

Page 76: ...k box next to the period and the set period will be effective 3 Select the day of week Sunday is selected by default If All is selected the setting is applied to the whole week You can also select the check box next to the day to set it separately 4 After completing the setting click Save to return to the rule configuration interface Direction Configure the tripwire direction You can select A B B ...

Page 77: ...l trigger the first alarm and then detect whether the same event occurs in the interval period If no same event occurs in this period the alarm counter will be cleared Similar to the warning line to detect an entry exit event a certain movement space shouldbe reserved at the periphery of the area line Applicable scenes Scenes with sparse targets and no occlusion between targets such asperimeter pr...

Page 78: ...nes with sparse targets no obvious and frequent light changes For scenes with intensive targets or too many obstacles missed alarms would increase for scenes in which too many people stay false alarms would increase Select detection areas with simple texture because this function is not applicable to scenes with complex texture 1 Select Abandoned Object from the Rule Type list The configuration in...

Page 79: ...directly above the monitoring area and the optical axis direction shall be perpendicular to the moving direction of the target 1 Select Fast Moving from the Rule Type list The configuration interface is displayed 2 Click Draw Rule to draw rules on the monitoring screen 3 Click Clear to the right of Draw Rule to clear all drawn rules 4 Configure parameters as needed Sensitivity Set the sensitivity ...

Page 80: ...ates station entrances and exits and other places When too many people are gathering or the crowd density is too high an alarm is triggered Continuous shake of the Device swinging of leaves and tree shades frequent opening or closing of retractable doors and dense flow of vehicles and people might trigger false alarms Applicable scenes Medium and far scenes Scenes not applicable Low installation h...

Page 81: ...thering area 4 Click Save Missing Object An alarm will be triggered when the selected target in the scene is taken away for the timelonger than the set duration The system analyzes static areas from the foreground and determines whether it is missing object or abandoned object from the similarity of its foreground and background When the time exceeds the set period an alarm is triggered Applicable...

Page 82: ...ing object parameter Parameter Description Duration Configure the shortest time from the object disappearing to the alarm being triggered 4 Click Save Loitering Detection When the target moves in the designated area for the time longer than the defined time an alarm is triggered for motionless targets loitering detection is invalid 1 Select Loitering Detection from the Rule Type list The configura...

Page 83: ...etric characteristics and optical characteristics and external parameters the 3D position and direction of the camera relative to the actual environment coordinate system of the Device and then determines the corresponding relation between the 2D image acquired by the camera and the real 3D object Configuration and Requirements of Depth of Field Calibration Scene requirements Medium or far view wi...

Page 84: ... to stand at those three positions and draw the line respectively Drawing horizontal rulers Select reference objects with known length such as the signs on the road or you can measure their length on site Click Remover Rulers to delete the drawn ruler 6 Select the type of calibration verification from Weight Verification and Height Verification and then click Calibration Validation to draw a strai...

Page 85: ...ot analysis and alarm in the scene 1 Select Setting Event Video Structuralization Scene Set 2 Click the Preset list to select the preset to configure Video Structuralization 3 Click to add a rule type a Modify the parameters b Double click the name to modify the rule name c Select the rule type from People Non motor Vehicle and Motor Vehicle Click the corresponding to delete detection items d Conf...

Page 86: ...he Picture interface is displayed Figure 17 Picture Overlay 3 Select Picture Overlay Type from People Non motor Vehicle and Motor Vehicle 4 Select overlay information as needed If you select Location you need to manually enter the location of the Device Click Save Report You can view the number of vehicles non vehicles and people in the scene during the selected period 1 Select Setting Event Video...

Page 87: ... 1 Select the Enable check box 2 From the Alarm Input list select the alarm input that you want to configure Alarm1 orAlarm2 3 Next to Alarm Period click Setting The Alarm Period window opens 4 Set the days and times when you want the alarm function to be active and then click Save 5 In the Anti Dither field enter the anti dither time in seconds Enter a value ...

Page 88: ...10 and300 11 To send an email notification when an alarm event is detected select the Send Emailcheck box Email settings must be configured in Setting Network SMTP Email 12 To initiate a predefined preset tour or pattern when an alarm event is detected selectthe PTZ check box and select the desired action from the Activation list 13 To take a snapshot when an alarm event is detected select the Sna...

Page 89: ...ed select the Send Email checkbox Email settings must be configured in Setting Network SMTP Email 6 Click Save to apply the settings Configuring Network Event Settings There are two types of network events Network Disconnected The camera is offline IP Conflict The camera has the same IP address as another device on the network You can configure settings for each type of event To enable network eve...

Page 90: ...ccess An illegal access event occurs when a specified number of unsuccessful login attempts isexceeded To enable illegal access detection 1 On the Illegal Access tab select the Enable check box 2 In the Failed Login Attempts field enter the number of unsuccessful login attempts the system will allow before an illegal access event is detected Enter a value between3 and 10 3 To generate an alarm out...

Page 91: ...llowing sections Configuring Schedule page 78 Configuring Snapshot by Location page 79 Configuring Destination page 80 Configuring Record Control page 82 Configuring Schedule You can set up both regular and holiday schedules for recording video and saving snapshots on the Setting Storage Schedule page ...

Page 92: ... Save to applythe settings Follow the same procedure to configure the settings on the Snapshot tab On the Holiday Schedule tab you can designate holidays by clicking dates on thecalendar On the selected dates the video recording snapshot schedule will follow the holiday settings you configured in the Record and Snapshot tabs Click Save to apply the settings Configuring Snapshot by Location You can...

Page 93: ...ed or triggered by a motion detection or alarm event to be saved to a local SD card to an FTP server or to an NAS disk Select which recorded events you want to save and where you want to save them then click Save to apply the settings Note Only one network storage option can be used at a time FTP and NAS cannot be used together Configuring the Local SD Card for Storage If the camera has a microSD ...

Page 94: ...boots Note The camera can recognize the SD card with FAT32 exFAT NTFS format and will start recording video and image after you config recording to SD card correctly without format it Honeywell suggests you backup SD card data and format SD card manually before using it for camera recording because the PC can t read the video and image stored in exFAT NTFS SD cards Video and image stored in FAT32 ...

Page 95: ...he setting Configuring an NAS Disk for Storage On the NAS tab you can enable network attached storage and configure storagesettings To enable network attached NAS storage 1 Select the Enable check box 2 In the Server Address field enter the address of the NAS server 3 In the Remote Directory field enter the directory on the server where the recorded video snapshot files will be stored 4 Click Save...

Page 96: ...ecording continues when disk capacity is reached and overwritespreviously saved video Stop Recording stops when disk capacity is reached Nothing is overwritten andno further video is recorded Set Record Mode to Auto Manual or Off Auto Video records continuously Manual Video recording must be initiated by user Off Video recording is disabled From the Record Stream list select the stream profile tha...

Page 97: ...ure the device name user interface language video standard and Max log quantity on the Setting System General General page To change the device name in the Device Name field enter a new name and then click Save To change the interface language select a language from the Language list and then click Save To change the video standard select NTSC or PAL from the Video Standard list and then click Sav...

Page 98: ... Network Time Protocol NTP server at regular intervals To manually set the date and time enter the date and time in the Current Time fields and thenclick Save To synchronize the date and time with your PC click Sync PC If the synchronization is successful the message Save succeeded appears You must manually click Sync PC each timeyou want the date and time to synchronize with the PC To synchronize...

Page 99: ...ystem Account page Managing Users You can create modify or delete a user account Creating a User Account You can create a new user account and assign permissions to it To create a user account 1 On the User Name tab click Add User to open the Add User window 2 Assign the account a user name and password a In the User Name field enter a unique user name ...

Page 100: ... Account You can modify the user name password and permissions of a user account To modify a user account 1 On the User Name tab select the user account that you want to modify your selection willbe highlighted yellow and then click the Modify icon to open the Modify User window 2 To change the password select the Modify Password check box enter the Old Password andthe New Password in the correspo...

Page 101: ...lick Add Group to open the Add Group window 2 Enter a name for the group in the Group field 3 If you want you can enter a brief description in the Remark field 4 From the Authority List select permissions for the group Table 12 Permissions Name Description Live The user can view live video and access all of the controls in the Live interface Playback The user can play back recorded video and acces...

Page 102: ...gs The user can access the settings in Setting PTZ Function Restore Defaults The user can access the settings in Setting System Default and in Setting System Import Export Camera Properties The user can access the settings in Setting Camera Properties IVS The user can access the settings in Setting Video Analytics IVS Analysis 5 Click Save to apply the settings The group is added to the list Modif...

Page 103: ... its factory default settings on the Setting System Default page Note Some configuration information including the IP address will be lost when the camera reverts to its factory default settings To reset the camera 1 Click Default 2 A confirmation message appears Click OK to continue The camera reboots automaticallyand reverts to its factory default settings To reset the camera to the factory defa...

Page 104: ...re available on the Setting System Auto Maintain page You can set up the camera to reboot daily or weekly and delete old files automatically To enable the auto reboot function select the Auto Reboot check box and then specify thereboot schedule for example every Tuesday at 2 a m Click Save to apply the settings To enable the auto delete function select the Auto Delete Old Files check box and then ...

Page 105: ... appears in the Firmware File field 3 Click Upgrade to install the firmware 4 Reboot the camera Note If you attempt to install an older version of the firmware a warning message will appear Wiper Configuration You can do the wiper settings on the Setting System Peripheral page Note HDZ402LIWV HDZ404LIWV HDZ408LIWV support Wiper function ...

Page 106: ...on ONVIF version PTZ version andserial number on the Setting Information Version page Managing Logs You can view back up and delete log files on the Setting Information Log page Viewing Logs There are six log types System Setting Data Event Record and Account To view logs by type 1 Enter the Start Time and End Time search parameters 2 From the All Types list select the log type s that you want to ...

Page 107: ...d LogBackup YYYY MM DD txt Rename the file if youwant locate the directory where you want to save the file and then click Save DeletingLogs To delete all logs 1 Click Clear 2 A confirmation message appears Click OK to continue All the logs that you have notbacked up aredeleted Viewing Online Users You can see which users are currently online on the Setting Information Online User page The users ar...

Page 108: ...o IRIS Toggle between AUTO and IRIS priority 93 Toggle BLC Toggle between OFF and ON 94 Toggle Day Night mode Toggle between DAY and NIGHT 97 IR light model switch Switch between manual and off 98 PTZ Reset Restart PTZ 99 Toggle EIS Toggle between OFF and ON 100 Toggle Defog Toggle between OFF and AUTO 101 Toggle Auto focus Toggle between semi auto and manual auto focus 103 Run Wiper Once Only for...

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