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Discovering Your Device on the Network

Use ConfigTool to discover your IP device(s) on the network. To discover your device(s), open
ConfigTool. All of the connected IP devices on the network are listed. To refresh the list, click

Refresh

Assigning a New IP Address to Your Device

The current IP address of your device appears in the

column of the ConfigTool main interface.

If you want, you can assign a new static IP address to the device.

From the list of devices in ConfigTool, click the device that you want to assign a new IP
address to.

Click

Login

, type the login user name and password for the device (the default user name

admin

and the default password is

1234

), and then click

Figure 2-1

Log In to a Device

On the

Config

screen, click the

Net

tab, type the new IP settings in the

IP Address,

Subnet Mask

, and

Gateway

fields, and then click

Save

Summary of Contents for Performance H4D3PRV2

Page 1: ...atest version of this and other Performance Series IP camera documents on the Honeywell Video website Go to http www honeywellvideo com products cameras 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 www security honeywell com hota ...

Page 2: ...Revisions Issue Date Revisions A 10 2015 New document ...

Page 3: ...chnology Equipment meeting the IEEE 802 3af PoE standard The Ethernet connection is not intended to be connected to exposed outside plant networks Do not connect two power sources to the camera at the same time CAUTION Invisible LED radiation 850 nm Avoid exposure to beam Regulatory Statements FCC Compliance Statement Information to the User This equipment has been tested and found to comply with ...

Page 4: ...nnect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Note Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Canadian Compliance Statement This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadi...

Page 5: ...ocal power company 4 MOUNTING SYSTEM Use only with a mounting system recommended by the manufacturer or sold with the product 5 ATTACHMENTS ACCESSORIES Do not use attachments accessories not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may result in the risk of fire electric shock or injury to persons 6 CLEANING Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners Use a damp cloth for cleaning 7 SERV...

Page 6: ...repaid In the event you have a problem with any Honeywell product please call Customer Service at 1 800 323 4576 for assistance or to request a Return Merchandise Authorization RMA number Be sure to have the model number serial number and the nature of the problem available for the technical service representative Prior authorization must be obtained for all returns exchanges or credits Items ship...

Page 7: ...e 29 Opening a Web Client 31 3 Logging In and Viewing Live Video 33 Logging In to the Camera via the Web Client 33 Before You Begin 33 Logging In to the Camera 33 Installing the Browser Plug In 34 Using the Live View Interface 35 Video Encoder Settings 36 System Menus 36 Live View Controls 36 Live View Window Configuration 37 4 Playing Back Video HBD3PR2 H4D3PRV2 only 39 Introduction 39 Overview o...

Page 8: ...our 67 Multicast 67 IEEE802 1X 68 QoS 69 Configuring Storage Settings 70 Recording Schedule and Snapshot Schedule 70 Recording Schedule Color Codes 70 Setting Holidays 70 Destination 71 Path 71 Local 72 FTP 72 NAS 74 Record Control 74 Configuring System Settings 75 General System Setup 75 General 75 Date and Time 76 Account Setup 76 User Name 77 Group 79 Restoring Default Settings 80 Import Export...

Page 9: ... Network Disconnections and IP Conflicts 91 Configuring for Illegal Access 91 Configuring Alarms 92 Appendix A Troubleshooting 95 Embedded NVR Integration Capacity Matrix 96 Appendix B Camera Specifications 99 HED1PR3 HED3PR3 Ball Cameras 99 HBD1PR1 HBD3PR1 HBD3PR2 Bullet Cameras 101 H4D3PRV2 H4D3PRV3 Mini Dome Cameras 103 ...

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Page 11: ...tch Upgrade Dialog Box 31 Figure 3 1 Login Window 34 Figure 3 2 First time Login Message 34 Figure 3 3 File Download Security Warning Message for the Plug in 34 Figure 3 4 Internet Explorer Security Warning 35 Figure 3 5 Live View Interface 35 Figure 3 6 Video Encoder Settings 36 Figure 3 7 System Menu 36 Figure 3 8 Live View Window Controls 36 Figure 3 9 Live View Window Configuration Toolbar 37 ...

Page 12: ...tion Interface 69 Figure 5 21 Recording Schedule Configuration Interface 70 Figure 5 22 Holiday Schedule 71 Figure 5 23 Path Configuration Interface 71 Figure 5 24 Local Storage Configuration Interface 72 Figure 5 25 FTP Configuration Interface 73 Figure 5 26 NAS Configuration Interface 74 Figure 5 27 Record Control Configuration Interface 74 Figure 5 28 General System Configuration Interface 75 F...

Page 13: ...D Card Warning Configuration Interface 89 Figure 6 7 SD Card Error Warning Configuration Interface 90 Figure 6 8 Capacity Warning Configuration Interface 90 Figure 6 9 Dicsonnection Configuration Interface 91 Figure 6 10 IP Conflict Configuration Interfacet 91 Figure 6 11 Illegal Access Configuration Interface 92 Figure 6 12 Alarm Configuration Interface 92 ...

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Page 15: ...cast Configurations 68 Table 5 13 802 1X Configurations 69 Table 5 14 QoS Configurations 69 Table 5 15 Path Configurations 71 Table 5 16 FTP Configurations 73 Table 5 17 NAS Configurations 74 Table 5 18 Record Control Configurations 74 Table 5 19 General System Configurations 75 Table 5 20 Date and Time Configurations 76 Table 5 21 Import Export Configurations 81 Table 5 22 Log Interface Configura...

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Page 17: ... It also describes how to update your camera s firmware Chapter 3 Logging In and Viewing Live Video describes how to log in to a camera and the Live View interface Chapter 4 Playing Back Video HBD3PR2 H4D3PRV2 only describes how to search for recorded video and snapshots and how to export them Chapter 5 Configuring Camera Settings describes all configurations including camera configurations networ...

Page 18: ...om field can be set to Hours Minute Seconds Text strings displayed on the screen The message Valid displays Swiss721 BT Bold Words or characters that you must type The word enter is used if you must type text and then press the Enter or Return key Enter the password Menu titles and other items you select Double click Open from the File menu Buttons you click to perform actions Click Exit to close ...

Page 19: ...video compression technology to save bandwidth and storage while ensuring maximum video quality All of the cameras are True Day Night with intelligent IR capability providing up to 100 ft 30 m of illumination in low light and nighttime scenes 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 V D...

Page 20: ...ent PC Network storage FTP Network Monitoring One channel video data transmission to a network terminal and decoding Delay time less than 270 ms network bandwidth support required Up to 20 connections Compatible with the following network protocols IPv4 IPv6 HTTP HTTPS TCP IP UDP UPnP ICMP IGMP RTSP RTP SMTP NTP DHCP DNS PPPoE DDNS FTP IP Filter QoS Network Management Camera configuration and mana...

Page 21: ... the dimensions and main components connectors of each Performance Series IP camera HED1PR3 HED3PR3 Ball Cameras Figure 1 1 HED1PR3 HED3PR3 Dimensions Figure 1 2 HED1PR3 HED3PR3 Components 1 Lens 2 Camera module 3 Camera enclosure 4 LAN connector 5 12 V DC connector 2 1 3 4 5 ...

Page 22: ... security 22 Performance Series IP Camera Software Configuration Guide HBD1PR1 HBD3PR1 Bullet Cameras Figure 1 3 HBD1PR1 HBD3PR1 Dimensions Figure 1 4 HBD1PR1 HBD3PR1 Connections 1 LAN connector 2 12 V DC connector 1 2 ...

Page 23: ...Introduction 23 800 21358 A 10 2015 HBD3PR2 Bullet Camera Figure 1 5 HBD3PR2 Dimensions Figure 1 6 HBD3PR2 Connections 1 LAN connector 2 12 V DC connector 1 2 ...

Page 24: ... 24 Performance Series IP Camera Software Configuration Guide H4D3PRV2 Mini Dome Camera Figure 1 7 H4D3PRV2 Dimensions Figure 1 8 H4D3PRV2 Components 1 Camera module 2 Camera enclosure 3 LAN connector 4 12 V DC connector 3 4 1 2 ...

Page 25: ...ntroduction 25 800 21358 A 10 2015 H4D3PRV3 Mini Dome Camera Figure 1 9 H4D3PRV3 Dimensions Figure 1 10 H4D3PRV3 Components 1 Camera module 2 Camera enclosure 3 LAN connector 4 12 V DC connector 3 4 1 2 ...

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Page 27: ...l the ConfigTool IP utility on your PC 1 Insert the software CD that came with your camera into your PC s disk drive 2 Open the Honeywell Config Tool folder and then double click Honeywell ConfigTool exe 3 On the ConfigTool welcome screen click Next 4 Read the User License Agreement If you agree select I agree 5 If you want you can change the installation directory by default ConfigTool will be in...

Page 28: ...rrent IP address of your device appears in the IP column of the ConfigTool main interface If you want you can assign a new static IP address to the device 1 From the list of devices in ConfigTool click the device that you want to assign a new IP address to 2 Click Login type the login user name and password for the device the default user name is admin and the default password is 1234 and then cli...

Page 29: ...the same time To upgrade a single device 1 From the list of devices in ConfigTool click the device that you want to upgrade 2 Click Login type the login user name and password for the device the default user name is admin and the default password is 1234 and then click OK 3 On the Config screen click the Upgrade tab 4 Click OpenFile navigate to the directory that contains the firmware file and the...

Page 30: ...ce is offline device IP address appears To upgrade multiple devices simultaneously 1 In ConfigTool click Batch Mode Figure 2 4 Select Batch Mode 2 From the list of devices click all of the devices that you want to upgrade and then click Start Figure 2 5 Batch Mode Screen 3 On the Batch Upgrade screen click Open navigate to the directory that contains the firmware file and then click OK ...

Page 31: ...ting the message Device is offline device IP address appears Opening a Web Client You can configure individual camera settings using the web client To open the web client from ConfigTool click the device that you want to open a web client for and then in the Operate column click the Microsoft Internet Explorer icon The web client opens in your browser ...

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Page 33: ...operly connected 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 E...

Page 34: ...stallation is complete the web client automatically refreshes and the Live View interface opens Figure 3 5 If this is your first time logging in you will see the following message Please click here to download and install the plug in Figure 3 2 First time Login Message 1 Click Please click here to download and install the plug in A File Download Security Warning popup message appears Figure 3 3 th...

Page 35: ...complete the installation page automatically closes Then the web client automatically refreshes and then Live View interface Figure 3 5 opens Using the Live View Interface The Live View interface can be divided into four areas Figure 3 5 Live View Interface 1 Video encoder settings area see Video Encoder Settings page 36 2 System menus see System Menus page 36 3 Live View controls toolbar see Live...

Page 36: ...trols toolbar you can zoom in on a scene take a snapshot or manually record video These controls are described in more detail below Figure 3 8 Live View Window Controls Table 3 1 Video Encoder Settings Setting Description Main Stream In a normal network bandwidth environment the main stream can record audio video files and support a network monitor Set the main stream resolution if your camera sup...

Page 37: ...shot Click to take a snapshot saved as a JPEG at the default location picture download To change the save path see Path on page 71 Or go to Setup Camera Video Path Triple Snap Click to take three snapshots at 1 fps All images are saved to Setup Camera Video Path Record Click to start manual recording All video is saved to Setup Camera Video Path Help Click to open Help Note Help is available only ...

Page 38: ...iginal size depends on resolution of bit stream Full Screen Click to enter full screen mode Press Esc or double click the mouse to exit full screen Width and Height Ratio Click to return video display to original aspect ratio or an aspect ratio suitable for the window Adjust Fluency Click to select a fluency level based on your network connection The default setting is Normal If your network conne...

Page 39: ... recorded video and saved snapshots on HBD3PR2 H4D3PRV2 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 Configuring Storage Settings on page 70 Note Playback...

Page 40: ... currently only supported for HBD3PR2 H4D3PRV2 cameras Playback Controls Figure 4 2 Playback Controls 1 Playback controls see Playback Controls on page 40 2 Calendar area see Playing a Recorded File from the Calendar on page 41 3 Clip selection see Creating a Video Clip on page 44 4 Record type see Searching for a File by Recording Type on page 43 5 Timeline configuration see Timeline Configuratio...

Page 41: ...s The default Data Source is SD Card Playing a Recorded File 1 In the Playback interface in the calendar area use the options to find a recording a In the File Type box select dav Table 4 1 Playback Controls Control Description Click to play video While in Play mode this button changes to the Pause button Click to stop video playback Click to go to the next frame Note Video playback must be paused...

Page 42: ...ording Figure 4 4 Recording Timeline 2 Click on the timeline to select a playback time 3 Click to open the list of recorded files 4 Double click a file in the file list to begin playback and to see the file size start time and end time Use the Playback Controls page 40 to review the video Figure 4 5 Playback File Details Note On the playback file interface you can download a file to your local com...

Page 43: ... 2 hours 1 hour or 30 minutes of recorded video Click to select Figure 4 7 Playback Timeline Configuration Using the Playback Assistant The Video Playback Assistant buttons allow you to zoom in and out on video and to take snapshots Note Playback Assistant is currently only supported for HBD3PR2 H4D3PRV2 cameras Zooming In and Out To zoom in in the Playback Assistant area see Figure 4 1 click the ...

Page 44: ...ideo is automatically paused during clipping 1 Find the recording that you want to create a clip from 2 On the timeline click the recording at the time you want to start the clip and then click This designates the start time of the clip 3 Next click the recording at the time you want to end the clip and then click This designates the end time of the clip 4 Click to save the clipped file to your lo...

Page 45: ... d Click the date in blue that you want to view snapshots for 2 In the Snapshot Type area you can refine your search results by selecting specific snapshot types to search General Motion or Alarm 3 Click the file list button below the calendar to display a list of snapshots for the selected date Figure 4 10 List of Snapshots Play function bar Playback file bar Snapshot type bar Enter a time period...

Page 46: ...f you want you can refine your search results further by entering a specific time range to search 5 To view a snapshot double click the file name start time To download a snapshot to your local PC click the download button next to the file name To configure the saving path see Path on page 71 ...

Page 47: ...ng System Settings page 75 Viewing System Information page 82 Configuring Camera Settings Conditions On the Conditions tab you can view camera property information The configurations become valid immediately after they are saved Note The settings that are available on the Conditions tab may differ depending on the selections made in the Profile Management setup see Profile Management on page 51 fo...

Page 48: ...o can become hazy If this value is too high then the dark parts of the video could lose details and the bright parts of the video could become overexposed Saturation Adjusts monitor color saturation Choosing a higher value increases the color saturation strength This value has no effect on the general brightness of the video Select from 0 to 100 The recommended range is between 40 and 60 The defau...

Page 49: ...l be smaller than the noise of the auto mode Low Motion Blur The video whole brightness can automatically change within the proper exposure range according to the different environments The lower the gain max value is the weaker the tail For the same environments the noise of the Low Motion Blur mode will be smaller than that of the Auto mode Manual Displays manual exposure values White Balance Se...

Page 50: ...led by default BLC Default or Customized The camera automatically adjusts the exposure to suit the conditions so that the darkest area of the video can be seen Default applies BLC to the entire scene Customized allows the user to apply BLC to a specified portion of the scene WDR By lowering the brightness of the brightest area and enhancing the brightness of the darkest area WDR balances brightnes...

Page 51: ...nd apply these settings Flip No Flip This is the default setting Flip 180 Flips the video 180 Flip 90 Rotates the video by 90 Flip 360 Rotates the video by 360 3D Noise Reduction 3D noise reduction is enabled by default 3D NR Level This value ranges from 0 to 100 The default is 50 when 3D NR is on Full screen Test Click the button on the bottom left of the video window to begin a full screen test ...

Page 52: ...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 reset the lens to 0 position...

Page 53: ... record important events use a lower frame rate to record scheduled events and set a different frame rate for recording motion detection Encode Mode Select from four options for Encode Mode H 264 Main Profile H 264H High Profile H 264B Baseline Profile and MJPEG mode H 264 Main profile encoding mode H 264H High profile encoding mode H 264B Baseline profile encoding mode MJPEG In this encoding mode...

Page 54: ...tream Type General bit stream Encode Mode Select from four options for Encode Mode H 264 Main Profile H 264H High Profile H 264B Baseline Profile and MJPEG mode H 264 Main profile encoding 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 v...

Page 55: ...on about configuring where snapshots are saved Snapshots are saved as JPEGs Table 5 4 Snapshot Configurations Parameter Function Shapshot Type Select from either General schedule or Event activation Image Size Same as the main stream resolution Quality Select from six levels of image quality Interval Set the snapshot frequency from 1s to 7s ...

Page 56: ...video for privacy You can configure up to four 4 privacy mask zones Channel Title Enable this function to overlay channel information in the video window Use the mouse to drag the channel title to the desired position Time Title Enable this function to overlay time information in the video window Use the mouse to drag the time to the desired position Text Overlay Enable this function to overlay te...

Page 57: ...ive interface The default path for snapshots is C Honeywell Video Systems LiveSnapshot The default path for recorded video is C Honeywell Video Systems LiveRecord Click Save to save any changes to the storage paths Table 5 6 ROI Configurations Parameter Function Enable Disable Enable or disable the Region of Interest ROI feature Image Quality Select the image quality required for the region of int...

Page 58: ... these settings you will have to reboot your camera to activate the new setup Mode Select Static or DHCP mode The IP Address Subnet mask and Default Gateway are greyed out when you select DHCP mode to automatically search for the IP address If Static mode is selected you must manually assign the IP Address Subnet mask and Default Gateway If DHCP mode is selected the IP Address Subnet mask and Defa...

Page 59: ...amera and the PC are in the same LAN This function is On by default To enable ARP Ping to set the IP address service 1 Get an IP address Set up the network camera and the PC in the same LAN 2 Get the physical address from the label on the network camera 3 Open the Run interface Start menu Run and then type the following commands arp s IP Address MAC ping l 480 t IP Address For example arp s 192 16...

Page 60: ... 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 ch annel 1 subtype 0 Sub stream rtsp username password ip port cam realmonitor ch annel 1 subtype 1 You are required to manually enter the following four items Username Pass...

Page 61: ... disable ONVIF on the ONVIF tab click Disable PPPoE Figure 5 11 PPPoE Configuration Interface 1 Enter the PPPoE Username and Password that you received from the Internet Service Provider ISP and enable the PPPoE function 2 Click 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 3 Find the IP address in the ...

Page 62: ...ameter Function Server Type You can select the DDNS protocol from the drop down list and then enable the DDNS function Select the Honeywell DDNS server which is free to enable the DDNS function Server Address The DDNS server IP address Domain Name Your self defined domain name Username The user name you enter to log into the server Password The password you enter to log into the server Update Peri...

Page 63: ...o enable Trusted Sites there will be no access limitation Table 5 10 Honeywell DDNS Configurations Parameter Function Server Type You can select the DDNS protocol from the drop down list and then enable the DDNS function Select the Honeywell DDNS server which is free to enable the DDNS function Server Address This is the DDNS server IP address Under Honeywell DDNS the default server address is www...

Page 64: ...gure the Trusted Sites here Note Add these addresses before enabling Trusted Sites Note If you specify a MAC address limitation here the computer with the specified MAC address must be in the same network subnet as the IP camera CAUTION If you setup the IP Filter Trusted sites options and forget the IP MAC address that is allowed to access the camera you will have to return the camera to the facto...

Page 65: ...tomatically login anonymously You do not need to enter the user name password and the sender information Username The username for the sender s email account Password The password for the sender s email account Sender The sender s email address Authentication Enable This is the encryption mode Select SSL TLS or None Title Subject Enter the email subject here Attachment Check this box to have the s...

Page 66: ... immediately send the email when the alarm occurs When an alarm motion detection or abnormality occurs to activate an email the system sends the email according to the interval that you have specified here This reduces the load on the email server when numerous emails are triggered simultaneously Health Mail Enable Select the check box to enable this function Update Period interval This allows the...

Page 67: ...an use Bonjour s browser in the same LAN to search for and access network cameras After the network camera is detected by Bonjour you can see the server name 1 Click Display All Bookmarks in your browser 2 Open Bonjour The system should automatically detect network cameras through Bonjour on the LAN Multicast Multicast is a transmission mode for data packets When there are multiple hosts to receiv...

Page 68: ... client s ability to manually choose how authentication works for accessing the LAN or not IEEE802 1X supports the ability to authenticate calculate the fee ensure security maintain requirements Table 5 12 Multicast Configurations Parameter Function Enable Select the check box to enable the multicast function Note Main stream and sub stream cannot be used at the same time Multicast Address The mai...

Page 69: ...s of data packets and to enhance the quality with packet prioritization Figure 5 20 QoS Configuration Interface Table 5 13 802 1X Configurations Parameter Function Authentication PEAP protected EAP protocol Username Enter a username to log in This username is authenticated by the server Password Enter a password Table 5 14 QoS Configurations Parameter Function Realtime Monitor This value ranges fr...

Page 70: ... configure up to six recording periods per day Note Ensure that you have enabled the corresponding recording mode in Setup Storage Conditions Figure 5 21 Recording Schedule Configuration Interface Recording Schedule Color Codes Green General recording snapshot Yellow Motion detection recording snapshot Setting Holidays You can set specific days as holidays for which the recording schedule is diffe...

Page 71: ...rded video or snapshots to a Micro SD card an FTP server and or an NAS disk You can also set up the system to save recorded video files and snapshots according to event type Scheduled Motion Detect Alarm corresponding to the three record modes in the Schedule Interface General Motion Alarm Figure 5 23 Path Configuration Interface Table 5 15 Path Configurations Parameter Function Event Type Select ...

Page 72: ...24 Local Storage Configuration Interface FTP On the FTP tab you can enable the FTP storage function When enabled event triggered video and snapshots either scheduled or motion detection depending on what you chose in Figure 5 23 will be saved to the specified FTP server Local Select to saves files to the Micro SD card FTP Select to save files to the FTP server NAS Select to save files to the NAS d...

Page 73: ...ss of the 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 Set storage directory where recorded video and snapshots will be stored Emergency Local Enable Emergency Local to save to the local Micro SD card when the network connection to FTP is unavailable ...

Page 74: ...r Function Server Address Set the IP address of the server Remote Directory Set storage directory where recorded video and snapshots will be stored Table 5 18 Record Control Configurations Parameter Function Pack Duration Select the file size The default is 8 minutes Pre event Record Enter a pre record value For example the system can record the four seconds of video in the buffer Recording begins...

Page 75: ...he HDD is full Overwrite If the current working HDD is 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 Record Mode Select Auto Manual or Off Record Stream Select Main Stream or Sub Stream Table 5 18 Record Control Configurations cont d Parameter Function Table 5 19 General System Configurations Parameter...

Page 76: ... and admin case sensitive Table 5 20 Date and Time Configurations Parameter Function Date Format Select a date format from the drop down list Time Format Select a time format either 24 hour or 12 hour Time Zone Select the time zone for the camera Current Time Set it to set the system s time You have to Save to activate this time Sync PC Click to sync the camera s time with your PC s time DST Set w...

Page 77: ...ue A user can be included in only one group at a time User Name In the Username Configuration interface you can enable anonymous login add remove users and modify a username Figure 5 30 Username Configuration Interface Enable Anonymous Login Click to enable When you enter an IP no username or password is required You can log in anonymously with limited rights Click Logout to end your anonymous ses...

Page 78: ...ally used for logging in You can configure some rights for the hidden user such as monitoring ability so that the user can view channels without logging in To add a user in the Add User configuration interface enter a user name and password then select a group Ensure that the general user has lower rights than the admin user Note User rights cannot exceed the rights of the group to which that user...

Page 79: ...nly Only users with account rights can modify other users passwords Group In the Group configuration interface you can add remove groups and modify group passwords Figure 5 33 Group Configuration Interface Adding a Group Add a group and configure that group s rights Enter the group name and then check the box to select the corresponding rights Live Record Control Account Figure 5 34 Add Group Inte...

Page 80: ...re 5 35 Modify Group Interface In the Modify Group Interface you can edit Remarks and Rights Restoring Default Settings Click Default to restore the camera to its factory default settings Figure 5 36 Default Interface Note The system cannot reset some information such as the network IP address ...

Page 81: ...tic Maintenance You can select either Auto Reboot Auto Delete Old Files or Manual Reboot Figure 5 38 Auto Maintain Configuration Interface Table 5 21 Import Export Configurations Parameter Function Import Click to import local setup files to the system Export Click to export the corresponding system setup to your local PC ...

Page 82: ...file and then click Upgrade to begin the firmware update CAUTION Selecting the incorrect upgrade file might cause a camera malfunction Viewing System 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 5 40 Version Interface ...

Page 83: ... Select a log type System Operation Configuration Operation Data Operation Event Operation Record Operation Account Management Log Clearing 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 Log Information Select one item to view its detailed information Backup Click Backup to back up l...

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Page 85: ...Configuring Events Configuring for Motion Detection Video Motion Detection Figure 6 1 Motion Detection Video Detection Configuration Interface Configuring for Motion Detection on page 85 Configuring for Camera Tampering on page 88 Configuring for Abnormalities on page 89 Configuring Alarms on page 92 ...

Page 86: ...her period from 0s to 100s Area Configure the motion detection region its sensitivity and area The default settings covers the entire area You must click Save to enable these settings See Configuring the Motion Detection Area on page 87 Record When Record is enabled you can trigger motion detection to activate recording Record Delay The system can delay recording for a specified time after the ala...

Page 87: ...onfigure up to four areas The sensitivity ranges from 0 to 100 We recommend that you choose a sensitivity between 30 to 70 The default is 50 Threshold The threshold determines how much change in a scene is required to trigger an alarm The lower the threshold setting the easier it is to trigger a motion detection alarm You can configure up to four areas The sensitivity ranges from 0 to 100 We recom...

Page 88: ...page 86 You can configure up to six periods per day Draw a circle to enable the corresponding time period 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 working period to the whole week Click OK to save the changes The system goes back to the Motion Detection interface Click Save to exit Record If Record is enabled a video ...

Page 89: ...SD Card Error Disconnection IP Conflict and Unauthorized Access Note Only cameras with Micro SD cards HBD3PR2 and H4D3PRV2 can encounter the following abnormalities No SD Card Capacity Warning and SD Card Error Configuring for Micro SD Card Abnormalities Micro SD card Abnormalities include No SD Card SD Card Error and the Capacity Warning Figure 6 6 No SD Card Warning Configuration Interface ...

Page 90: ...guration Interface Figure 6 8 Capacity Warning Configuration Interface 1 Click Enable so that an alarm is triggered when a Micro SD card error occurs 2 Click Email so that an email is sent to a specified receiver if a Micro SD card error occurs Note Emails cannot be sent if the network is offline or if there is an IP conflict ...

Page 91: ...lick Enable so that an alarm is triggered when there is a network disconnection or an IP conflict 2 Click Record so that the system records video to the Micro SD card when there is a network disconnection or an IP conflict Configuring for Illegal Access If someone attempts multiple times to login using an incorrect password and Illegal Access alarm occurs You can specify how many attempts can be m...

Page 92: ... triggered when someone tries to illegally access the camera 2 Enter the number of times a user can attempt to log in Select from 3 to 10 3 Click Email so that an email is sent to a specified receiver if someone attempts to illegally access the camera Configuring Alarms Click the Alarm tab to open the alarm configuration interface Figure 6 12 Alarm Configuration Interface ...

Page 93: ...Full System alarms when the disk Micro SD card is full Disk Error System records alarm information when a disk error occurs Illegal Access System alarms when someone attempts to illegally access the camera Operation Prompt System pops up an alarm dialog box Alarm Tone Play Alarm Tone When an alarm occurs the system automatically generates an audible sound You can select a tone from your PC for the...

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Page 95: ...k 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 1080p or lower resolutions at the NVR end Cannot get 3 MP resolution at the NVR 1 Make sure the NVR supports 3 MP 2304 1296 resolution see Table A 1 2 On the NVR go to NVR setup Remote Device and click Modify for the 3 MP camera...

Page 96: ...30 fps 1920 1080 20 fps 2304 1296 25 30 fps 1920 1080 20 fps 2304 1296 25 30 fps 1920 1080 20 fps 2304 1296 HEN08141 X 25 30 fps 1280 960 25 30 fps 1920 1080 20 fps 2304 1296 25 30 fps 1280 960 25 30 fps 1920 1080 20 fps 2304 1296 25 30 fps 1920 1080 20 fps 2304 1296 25 30 fps 1920 1080 20 fps 2304 1296 25 30 fps 1920 1080 20 fps 2304 1296 HEN08161 X 25 30 fps 1280 960 25 30 fps 1920 1080 20 fps 2...

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Page 99: ...d 2 8 mm F2 0 Horizontal Angle of View HED1PR3 89 HED3PR3 92 Automatic Electronic Shutter 1 3 1 30000 s S N Ratio 50 dB IR Range Up to 100 ft 30 m depending on scene reflectance Day Night Auto ICR Color BW BLC WDR BLC HLC DWDR White Balance Auto Manual Gain Control Auto Manual Noise Reduction 3D DNR Motion Detection Up to 4 areas Privacy Masking Up to 4 areas Video Compression H 264 H 264H H 264B ...

Page 100: ...umption HED1PR3 3 8 W max IR LEDs on HED3PR3 3 7 W max IR LEDs on Operating Temperature Range 22 F to 140 F 30 C to 60 C Relative Humidity 10 to 100 condensing Ingress Protection Rating IP66 Dimensions 4 25 3 31 in 108 84 mm Weight 0 55 lb 0 25 kg Regulatory FCC Part 15B Class B System Compatibility HEN041 X H 264 4 Channel 1080p Embedded Network Video Recorder HEN081 X H 264 8 Channel 1080p Embed...

Page 101: ... HBD3PR1 1 1 100000 s HBD3PR3 1 3 4 1 100000 s S N Ratio 50 dB IR Range Up to 100 ft 30 m depending on scene reflectance Day Night Auto ICR Color BW BLC WDR BLC HLC DWDR White Balance Auto Manual Gain Control Auto Manual Noise Reduction 3D DNR Motion Detection Up to 4 areas Privacy Masking Up to 4 areas Video Compression H 264 H 264H H 264B MJPEG Frame Rate HBD1PR1 25 30 fps 1280 960 1 3 MP 1280 7...

Page 102: ...nsing Ingress Protection Rating IP66 Dimensions HBD1PR1 HBD3PR1 6 5 2 76 in 165 0 70 0 mm HBD3PR2 8 46 3 56 in 214 8 90 4 mm Weight HBD1PR1 HBD3PR1 0 84 lb 0 38 kg HBD3PR2 1 43 lb 0 65 kg Regulatory FCC Part 15B Class B System Compatibility HEN041 X H 264 4 Channel 1080p Embedded Network Video Recorder HEN081 X H 264 8 Channel 1080p Embedded Network Video Recorder HEN161 X H 264 16 Channel 1080p E...

Page 103: ... N Ratio 50 dB IR Range Up to 100 ft 30 m depending on scene reflectance Day Night Auto ICR Color BW BLC WDR BLC HLC DWDR White Balance Auto Manual Gain Control Auto Manual Noise Reduction 3D DNR Motion Detection Up to 4 areas Privacy Masking Up to 4 areas Video Compression H 264 H 264H H 264B MJPEG Frame Rate 20 fps 2304 1296 3 MP 25 30 fps 1920 1080 1080p 1280 720 720p 704 576 704 480 D1 352 288...

Page 104: ...ion Rating IP66 Dimensions H4D3PRV2 4 8 3 5 in 122 89 mm H4D3PRV3 4 33 3 19 in 110 81 mm Weight H4D3PRV2 1 1 lb 0 5 kg H4D3PRV3 0 86 lb 0 39 kg Regulatory FCC Part 15B Class B System Compatibility HEN041 X H 264 4 Channel 1080p Embedded Network Video Recorder HEN081 X H 264 8 Channel 1080p Embedded Network Video Recorder HEN161 X H 264 16 Channel 1080p Embedded Network Video Recorder Recommended A...

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