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Use Privacy Mask ................................................................................................................ 55

Setting a masking area ........................................................................................................ 57

HANGING THE VIDEO SCANNING SYSTEM

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HANGING THE SERIAL COMMUNICATION SETTINGS

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NETWORK ENCODER ONLY

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MAINTENANCE .......................................................................................................................... 60

CREEN DISPLAY

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ISPLAYING AND STORING THE LOGS

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Displaying the logs over browser......................................................................................... 61

Storing the logs to the PC .................................................................................................... 62

Displaying the logs stored PC.............................................................................................. 63

TORING THE SETTINGS TO THE

PC ............................................................................................ 64

ESTORING THE SETTINGS FROM THE BACKUP

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NITIALIZING THE DATA

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PGRADING THE FIRMWARE

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Downloading the latest firmware.......................................................................................... 68

Upgrading flow ..................................................................................................................... 69

If the system gets in trouble................................................................................................. 71

EBOOTING

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ISPLAYING THE CURRENT STATUS

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ISPLAYING THE MODEL

RELATED INFORMATION

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TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................................ 75

GLOSSARY ................................................................................................................................ 77

INDEX.......................................................................................................................................... 82

SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................................................................... 84

ETWORK

AMERA

IPD-Q01 ..................................................................................................... 84

ETWORK

NCODER

IEN-T01 ................................................................................................... 86

APPEARANCE VIEW ................................................................................................................. 88

ETWORK

AMERA

IPD-Q01 ..................................................................................................... 88

ETWORK

NCODER

IEN-T01 ................................................................................................... 89

Summary of Contents for IEN-T01

Page 1: ...NETWORK CAMERA IPD Q01 NETWORK ENCODER IEN T01 INSTRUCTION MANUAL APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS Carefully read this manual before use in order to keep these products at full capacity ...

Page 2: ...HE TIPS 11 SETTING THE NETWORK 12 SETTING THE CLOCK 13 CHANGING THE ADMINISTRATOR S REGISTERED INFORMATION 14 REGISTERING OPERATORS 15 CHANGING THE CAMERA SETTINGS 16 For the network camera 16 For the network encoder 17 PLACING THE NETWORK CAMERA ENCODER 18 LOCATING IN AN EXISTING LAN 18 Locating in the same network 18 Locating in different networks 19 CONNECTING VIA INTERNET 20 Allocating a priva...

Page 3: ...mages 37 SETTING THE MOTION DETECTION FUNCTION 38 Basic motion detection settings 38 Mask setting 40 Minimum size setting 41 Checking the motion detection alarm 42 Motion detection frame 42 E MAILING ALARMS 43 Changing the mail settings 43 Registering destinations 44 RECORDING REPLAYING 45 Downloading alarm images on the PC administrator only 45 Recording streamed images on the PC 46 Recording ima...

Page 4: ...isplaying the logs stored PC 63 STORING THE SETTINGS TO THE PC 64 RESTORING THE SETTINGS FROM THE BACKUP 65 INITIALIZING THE DATA 67 UPGRADING THE FIRMWARE 68 Downloading the latest firmware 68 Upgrading flow 69 If the system gets in trouble 71 REBOOTING 72 DISPLAYING THE CURRENT STATUS 73 DISPLAYING THE MODEL RELATED INFORMATION 74 TROUBLESHOOTING 75 GLOSSARY 77 INDEX 82 SPECIFICATIONS 84 NETWORK...

Page 5: ...finition compression ratio and 1 fps frame rate on the screen of equipment B In this way the network camera encoder system enables scalable streaming of the image z HTTP protocol streaming This system sends images using the HTTP protocol There is no or little need to modify the firewall settings what would have to be altered with the competition s network cameras and encoders z Web server incorpor...

Page 6: ...y at the back of this manual For technical terms not listed there you are requested to look into a search site on Internet or other information source Microsoft Windows Internet Explorer ActiveX Excel and DirectX are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Intel and Pentium are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation in the USA and its subsidiaries in other countries Other ...

Page 7: ...etwork camera encoder the PC s network settings must be modified For setting up the PC refer to Setting up a PC on page 6 of INSTRUCTION MANUAL SETUP INSTRUCTIONS that comes with the network camera encoder Direct connection using a cross cable The network camera and the PC can be directly interconnected using a LAN cable In such connection be sure to use a cross cable of Category 5 or higher Ikega...

Page 8: ...e interconnected through a hub In such connection be sure to use a straight LAN cable of Category 5 or higher Network camera encoder Initial settings IP address 192 168 1 100 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 PC Windows XP IP address 192 168 1 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 HUB Ikegami i ...

Page 9: ... name and 1 for the password The operator s user name and password are not registered The administrator is authorized to modify the network camera encoder settings and to maintain the system The operator is supposed only to be monitoring and to operate the camera with the encoder To prevent any unauthorized persons from changing the settings it is advisable for the administrator to start the syste...

Page 10: ...t installed in the PC The screen below refers to Windows XP Service Pack 2 A different screen appears with Windows XP Service Pack 1 or earlier Click on the yellow bar at the top of the page to get ActiveX installed The Security Warning dialog box appears Click on When ActiveX has been successfully installed images from the network camera encoder appear ...

Page 11: ...cessary to start the system with the administrator s user name and password The initial settings are admin for the administrator s user name and 1 for the password For modifying these settings first select SETTING in the mode box The screen changes to the setting menu and setting titles Screen display The setting page is as shown below ...

Page 12: ...age 15 Changing the mail settings page 43 Changing the alarm settings page 36 Setting the clock page 13 Changing the camera settings page 16 Changing the video scanning system page 59 Changing the administrator s registered information page 14 Registerning a recorder page 53 Registerning destinations page 44 Setting the motion detection function page 38 Adjusting a time lag automatically page 54 M...

Page 13: ...y on the setting menu The setting page shows up at the right side of the screen Modify the setting as required and click on To go back to the page opening status click on The confirmation dialog box appears Click on to save the new setting ...

Page 14: ... rebooted however their settings will be back to previous ones Be sure to click on to save the settings For some settings the Setting succeeded Please reboot message and the prompt appear In such case click on to get the network camera encoder restarted The setting result will appear after rebooting Suppose that an entered setting is out of spec When is clicked on in such case the error dialog box...

Page 15: ...ips can be displayed onscreen To enable the help function check the HELP ON radio button at the top right corner of the page Move the mouse cursor onto an entry box or above an item of the setting area and the entry s tip is displayed The tips are not displayed on some screens ...

Page 16: ...the IP address DNS z Manual Used to access the DNS server specified in z Auto Used to access the DNS server specified by the DHCP server Address Enter the IP address to be allocated for this system If multiple network cameras encoders are connected set a different IP address for each pair The initial IP address is 192 168 1 100 Subnet Mask Enter the subnet mask to be allocated for this system The ...

Page 17: ...HTTP and HTTPS port numbers are 80 and 443 respectively The IP address subnet mask and other settings depend on your existing network environment Ask your network administrator for details If the IP address subnet mask or other setting has been modified the PC in question may fail to make connection Modify the PC s network settings to meet the network camera encoder and connect the PC via Internet...

Page 18: ...n place it is advisable to modify these entries and to prevent any unauthorized persons from changing the system settings Login Name Enter the administrator s login name Up to 16 one byte alphanumeric characters can be entered but and cannot be used Password Enter the administrator s password Up to 8 one byte alphanumeric characters can be entered but and cannot be used Password Reentry Retype the...

Page 19: ...ser name and password Up to 50 operators can be registered Login Name Enter the operator s login name Up to 16 one byte alphanumeric characters can be entered but and cannot be used Password Enter the operator s password Up to 8 one byte alphanumeric characters can be entered but and cannot be used Password Reentry Retype the operator s password for confirmation Language Select a language to displ...

Page 20: ...he network camera is connected directly with the monitor Title Enter the title to display onscreen when the network camera is connected directly with the monitor Type in characters are limited They include one byte alphanumeric characters space _ and Position Enter the title display position when the network camera is connected directly with the monitor 0 to 27 can be entered for horizontal positi...

Page 21: ... web browser Up to 16 one byte or up to 8 two byte characters can be entered but cannot be used Camera Type Setting Set the type of camera that is connected with the encoder z Fix When the fixed camera is connected z ZPC When Ikegami s ZPC series zoom pan tilt controller is connected z PCS When Ikegami s PCS series combination camera is connected ID Set the camera s ID code Enter the ID code of th...

Page 22: ...network administrator for details Before connecting the network camera encoder to your LAN or Internet be sure to interconnect them and a PC Hooking up a PC to the network camera encorder on page 3 and make basic settings Basic settings on page 7 Locating in an existing LAN Locating in the same network Here is an example to connect the network camera encoder and the PC in the same network Make the...

Page 23: ...ddress subnet mask and gateway settings as specified LAN 1 LAN 2 Network camera encoder IP address 172 16 0 111 Subnet mask 255 255 0 0 Gateway 172 16 0 1 PC IP address 172 30 0 100 Subnet mask 255 255 0 0 Gateway 172 30 0 1 Router L3 switch IP address 1 172 16 0 1 Subnet mask 1 255 255 0 0 IP address 2 172 30 0 1 Subnet mask 2 255 255 0 0 Ikegami i ...

Page 24: ...e data is forwarded to HTTPS port 443 If two or more network cameras encoders are set up connect them to different ports of the router HTTP port 80 for the network camera A HTTP port 8000 for the network camera B HTTP port 8080 for the network encoder for example In this way the data can be port forwarded Setting DDNS Dynamic Domain Name System in the case of variable IP address If a variable IP a...

Page 25: ...172 30 0 1 Router Permit connection to port 80 of 192 0 2 100 without proxy LAN side IP address 172 30 0 1 Subnet mask 255 255 0 0 WAN side Port forwarding settings port 80 Port 80 of 172 16 0 111 port 443 Port 443 of 172 16 0 111 Fixed IP address IP address 192 0 2 1 Variable IP address Get a host name from DDNS service and enter it LAN side IP address 172 16 0 1 MODEM or the like MODEM or the li...

Page 26: ...coder IP address 192 0 2 100 Subnet mask 255 255 0 0 Gateway 192 0 2 61 HTTP port 80 MODEM or the like MODEM or the like PC IP address 172 30 0 100 Subnet mask 255 255 0 0 Gateway 172 30 0 1 Router Permit HTTP HTTPS connection to 192 0 2 100 from outside LAN side IP address 192 0 2 61 Subnet mask 255 255 0 0 WAN side IP address 192 0 2 11 Subnet mask 255 255 0 0 Router Permit connection to port 80...

Page 27: ...oring or camera operation Monitoring z SETTING mode Used to modify the network camera encoder settings Basic settings page 7 Using the alarm function page 36 Other Settings page 53 z MAINTENANCE mode Used to maintain the network camera encoder Maintenance page 60 While streamed images are being recorded do not change the mode to Recording streamed images on the PC page 46 Otherwise recording is in...

Page 28: ...ELIVERY CONTROL With the network encoder and ZPC in place the DELIVERY CONTROL and ZPC CONTROL can be selected With the network encoder and PCS in place the DELIVERY CONTROL PCS CONTROL PCS FUNCTION and PRESET can be selected Menu The menu is indicated which is for controlling streamed images and for operating the camera according to the choice Streamed images The camera s images are displayed ...

Page 29: ... the network camera encoder s built in memory Video Loss Appears if no video signal is fed into the network encoder Alarm Detected Appears if an alarm occurs Motion Detected Appears if a motion detected If two or more of the above conditions happen at once all their messages appear with in between them REC appearing during recording Status message displayed Clock Streaming title displayed ...

Page 30: ...the title and date time are displayed at the top of image whereas the status at the bottom of image Select 2 and the status is displayed at the top of image whereas the title and date time at the bottom of image Select off to leave out the title date time and status displays Notice Check mark and the motion detection frame shows up Jaggy Less When frame is selected in Changing the video scanning s...

Page 31: ...egistered home position Listening to and sending the audio In delivering sending the audio use the icons located below the image To listen to the audio on the PC DirectX must be installed Speaker icon Left click on this icon and disappears and the audio from the network camera encoder is heard via the PC speakers Click on this icon again and reappears and the audio gets muted Microphone icon Move ...

Page 32: ...y the image quality level There are 5 levels from A to E Level A provides for the highest quality FRAME RATE Used to modify the frame rate of an image Selectable frame rates are different depending on the type of video signal z NTSC system 1 2 3 5 10 15 and 30 fps Japan USA z PAL system 1 2 3 5 8 12 and 25 fps Europe PREALARM administrator only Used to start and stop the recoding of pre alarm imag...

Page 33: ...erating the camera connected with the network encoder ZPC When Ikegami s ZPC series zoom pan tilt controller is hooked up with the encoder camera menu shows up in the menu select area on the monitor screen ZPC CONTROL is added in the drop down list ZPC CONTROL The ZPC series controller is handled through the ZPC CONTROL menu PAN TILT Hold down a specified one of the buttons to pan and tilt the cam...

Page 34: ... mode The action continues while the button is held down FOCUS Used to adjust the lens focus The action continues while the FAR or NEAR button is held down Click on one push and the focus is automatically adjusted LIGHT Used to turn on and off the camera housing lighting ACTIVE TIME If the time preset here is over the camera stops itself even with the PAN TILT buttons being held down ...

Page 35: ...CONTROL The PCS series camera is handled through the PCS CONTROL menu PAN TILT Hold down a specified one of the buttons to pan and tilt the camera If the button is released but the camera is still moving click on at the center The camera stops there If the camera is handled almost at the same time from two or more PCs the later action is accepted first AUTOPAN Click on ON and the camera starts pan...

Page 36: ...ck on and the focus shifts to the nearest point LIGHT Used to turn on and off the camera housing lighting PAN TILT SPEED Used to select the camera s pan tilt speed LENS SPEED Used to select the lens speed PRESET Click on and the camera moves to a selected preset position PCS FUNCTION On the PCS FUNCTION menu the PCS series camera settings can be modified Make modifications on the drop down list an...

Page 37: ...n the following 4 modes z OFF Usual mode z AUTO 1 STD Mode for shooting with a subject s blurringand roughness onscreen suppressed z AUTO 2 S N Mode for shooting a subject that changes in its brightness and moves little z AUTO 3 MOV Mode for shooting a subject that changes in its brightness and moves much WIDE DYNAMIC RANGE Used to turn on or off the wide dynamic range function BACKLIGHT COMPENSAT...

Page 38: ...ister or delete a selected numbered preset position when is clicked on NO Used to select a preset position number from 1 thru 16 NAME Used to enter the current preset position name Up to 16 one byte alphanumeric characters can be entered SAVE RESET z SAVE Used to save a preset position to the camera z RESET Used to return the menu to its last saved status ...

Page 39: ... Move the mouse cursor to the center and the cursor changes to While the left mouse button is held down in this position the camera zooms in an image With the right mouse button down the cursor changes to and the camera zooms out an image Release this button to interrupt the action The focus can be adjusted by moving the wheel button of a wheel mouse if used Before turning the wheel button to adju...

Page 40: ...in the setting menu and the alarm setting page shows up Use Alarm Used to turn on or off the alarm function At the OFF position the Motion detection function page 38 is also kept off Pre alarm time Used to preset the duration in which an image before an alarm is saved in the network camera encoder s built in memory The time can be chosen from 0 thru 4 seconds Post alarm time Used to preset the dur...

Page 41: ...ages To record pre alarm images images before alarms in the built in memory take the following procedure Set the pre alarm time to 1 second or longer in the alarm settings Click on of PREALARM in the DELIVERY CONTROL menu on the monitor screen To do this get the system started with the administrator s user name and password With the operator s ones PREALARM does not appear in the DELIVERY CONTROL ...

Page 42: ...o the PC page 45 If the network camera encoder gets rebooted or the power is turned off and on alarm images are deleted from the built in memory Setting the motion detection function The motion detection function helps give out alarms if the camera detects something in motion To use this function it is necessary to enable both the alarm function page 36 and motion detection function Click on motio...

Page 43: ... motion detection But noises may also be easier to pick up The 10 20 range is a reference depending on the brightness of monitored images Interval The motion detection intervals are in the unit of 1 60 second Set the time so that a subject being monitored onscreen does not overlap itself before and after a preset interval Too long an interval causes delays in sending out alarms Alarm Decision Coun...

Page 44: ...e and the covered area is displayed in blue Any motions in such area will not be detected To cancel the masking right click and right drag over the masked area The area displayed in blue will be back to the original state Left drag Masking area No reaction to motions within this area ...

Page 45: ...ooks two thirds smaller than usual vertically and horizontally With a minimum size being set smaller size subjects small animals or humans far away in motion will not be detected Left click and left drag within the image and the covered area is displayed in red Left drag Current minimum size Set in this size motions of humans far away detected New minimum size Motions of humans far away smaller th...

Page 46: ...d on the monitor screen Motion detection frame When a motion is detected a frame is displayed around the moving subject If the motion is judged as an alarm the frame turns red If the number of alarm judgments is not reached the frame turns yellow Alarm Data Exists displayed when an alarm image has been recorded Motion detection frame Alarm ...

Page 47: ...nable or disable the e mailing if an alarm occurs Mail z Address Enter the source e mail address z Subject Enter the title of an e mail Up to 44 one byte or up to 22 two byte characters can be entered but cannot be used z Text Enter the text of an e mail Up to 63 one byte or up to 31 two byte characters can be entered but cannot be used Alarm Internet i Ikegami ...

Page 48: ... byte or up to 31 two byte characters cannot be used z Password Enter the password Up to 63 one byte characters cannot be used POP3 Make the POP3 server settings for POP before SMTP authentication z Server Enter the IP address or host name of POP3 server z Port Enter the server s POP3 service port number Registering destinations Register the e mail addresses to receive e mails Up to 4 destinations...

Page 49: ...or only Alarm images Recording alarm Images in network camera encoder s built in memory page 37 that are recorded in the network camera encoder s built in memory can be downloaded on the PC Downloaded images will be deleted from the camera memory This is effective only with the administrator startup To download alarm images click on of ALARM DATA DELIVERY in the DELIVERY CONTROL menu Alarm images ...

Page 50: ...se the browser is working to record onscreen images Recording images on the PC Click on of RECORD second from the bottom of the DELIVERY CONTROL menu and images being streamed are saved on the PC Click on to interrupt the recording Images are stored in Desktop Monitoring Streamingtitle Record Date Time If there is no streaming title the images are stored in Desktop Monitoring Record Date Time Reco...

Page 51: ...encoder s built in memory page 37 can be automatically recorded on the PC Alarm images that are recorded in the network camera encoder s built in memory are not recorded on the PC but browser streamed images are recorded This means that pre alarm images images before alarms cannot be recorded Images recorded in the network camera encoder are not deleted with Auto Alarm Record selected Right click ...

Page 52: ... the image at the very moment will be stored in the BMP format Browser streamed images are stored as they are The image is stored in Desktop Monitoring Streamingtitle If there is no streaming title the image is stored in Desktop Monitoring The file name will be Date Time bmp ...

Page 53: ...C Images are replayed in the resolution picture quality and frame rate of recorded ones Recording area of images Images are recorded in the following folder Desktop Monitoring Streamingtitle Imagetype Date Time If no streaming title is available images are recorded in the folder below Desktop Monitoring Imagetype Date Time There are the following 3 types of images z Alarm Images downloaded under a...

Page 54: ...be relocated To replay a recorded image open the HTML file on Internet Explorer A yellow bar may be displayed with the following message at the top of Internet Explorer screen To help protect your security Internet Explorer has restricted this file from showing active content that could access your computer Click here for options In such case click on the bar The menu opens itself Click on Allow B...

Page 55: ...51 If the security warning dialog box appears click on The replay screen shows up Click on to get replaying started ...

Page 56: ...ages on the monitor screen On the streaming screen the status is displayed in the spot in which REC appears during recording The following characters appear there z PAUSE Pause z REWx2 5 10 Rewind by 2 5 or 10 times z REV Reverse play z STOP Stop z PLAY Replay z FFx2 5 10 Fast forward by 2 5 or 10 times Right click within the image and the same menu as in the streaming screen appears If the PC per...

Page 57: ... recorder Login Name Enter the recorder s login name Up to 16 one byte alphanumeric characters can be entered but and cannot be used Password Enter the recorder s password Up to 8 one byte alphanumeric characters can be entered but and cannot be used Password Reentry Retype the password for confirmation Language Selection Select a language to display onscreen ...

Page 58: ...djusted with NTP Adjustment Time Enter the time to apply to the NTP server NTP Server Enter the IP address or host name of an NTP server Preferably specify your nearest NTP server that is available within the LAN or offered by your provider Time Zone Select your nearest city or region This sets how different the time of the network camera encoder installation spot is from the Greenwich mean time ...

Page 59: ...r specified part masked Note that the function does not work analog outputs Click on Privacy Mask in the setting menu The privacy mask setting will be reflected without clicking on When the network camera encoder is rebooted however its settings will be back to previous ones Be sure to click on on to write the settings in the network camera encoder memory Use Privacy Mask Select a way to mask part...

Page 60: ...Black Masking area daubed in black z Gray Masking area daubed in gray z White Masking area daubed in white If the screen top or bottom is masked in white the streaming title or time may be covered invisibly ...

Page 61: ...Left click and left drag within the image and the covered area is displayed in green To cancel the masking right click and right drag over the masked area The area displayed in green will be back to the original state Left drag ...

Page 62: ...olution higher than by selecting field Select frame in monitoring images in which there is little motion because subjects in motion would look blurry Usually select Frame If a subject is somewhat in motion and looks disturbingly blurry right click within the image on the monitor screen and select Jaggy Less in the menu z Field Interlace system field images are compressed in the JPEG2000 format The...

Page 63: ...ified Click on Communication in the setting menu The communication settings may be modified with the network encoder only Baud Rate Select the communication speed bits per second for the encoder Stop Bit Select the stop bit for sending delimited data Data Length Select the length of one data Parity Select the parity bit attachment ...

Page 64: ... box The maintenance menu and the title page show up Screen display Maintenance menu Select an item to maintain Maintenance screen The screen of a selected maintenance item shows up Displaying and storing the logs page 62 Storing the settings to the PC page 65 Restoring the settings from the backup page 66 Initializing the data page 68 Upgrading the firmware page 69 Rebooting page 73 Displaying th...

Page 65: ...of a log from the drop down list at the top of the page There are the following 4 types of displayable logs z access log History of browser connections z control log History of network camera encoder operations and setting modifications z alarm log History of alarm occurrences z error log History of network camera encoder troubles Up to 500 alarm logs can be recorded Up to 200 each can also be rec...

Page 66: ...x appears click on A dialog box appears to ask you where to store the log Select a folder to store the log in and click on The log can be stored in any folder In this dialog box the file name can also be changed Preferably add a date to the file name for easy file management There are the following standard file names to store logs in z Access log access csv z Control log control csv z Alarm log a...

Page 67: ... appears Displaying the logs stored PC The log is written on the file in the CSV format When the Windows machine has a CSV formatted file handling application software Microsoft Excel OepnOffice org etc installed the stored file can be opened by double clicking ...

Page 68: ...e settings Click on Download Setting Data in the maintenance menu The settings data save screen shows up Click on The confirmation dialog box appears Click on If the File Download Security Warning dialog appears click on Select a folder to store the settings data on and enter a file name The settings data can be stored in any folder The initial file name is setup download Preferably add a date to ...

Page 69: ...rk camera encoder The file does not open on the PC even if is clicked on Restoring the settings from the backup The settings data stored in the PC can be sent to the network camera encoder for the settings to get restored First select a settings data to be sent Click on at the right side of the screen and the file select dialog box appears ...

Page 70: ...n The screen changes and the message Setting data sending Please wait for a moment appears With the settings successfully restored the message Setting succeeded Please reboot appears Click on to get the system restarted The message Now rebooting Please close the browser and reconnect appears Wait for several to 10 odd seconds The system will be restarted Open the browser again ...

Page 71: ...g data Settings returned to their factory ones z Delete log data Logs deleted Note that the clock is not initialized even after initializing all data or setting data Click on and the confirmation dialog box appears Click on The screen changes and the message Now Initializing Please wait for a moment appears After successful initialization the message Initialization succeeded Please reboot appears ...

Page 72: ... the initialized page 71 When the firmware has been initialized the settings are also initialized Before upgrading it is advisable to back up the settings data page 64 If the system still fails to run contact your local dealer Downloading the latest firmware First visit Ikegami s website and download the latest firmware With the web browser type http www ikegami co jp en products security index ht...

Page 73: ...ick on Update in the maintenance menu to make the upgrading screen appear Click on and the file select dialog box appears Select the downloaded firmware and click on The firmware location appears in the entry box Click on The conformation dialog box appears Click on ...

Page 74: ... put it in memory Just wait without handling the browser With the writing into memory completed reboot the network camera encoder It takes about 10 seconds to reboot the system Just wait without handling the browser The upgrading process goes on automatically It takes some time Do not handle the web browser but just wait If the web browser is handled or closed the upgrading may fail ...

Page 75: ...wn the INIT switch of the network camera encoder and turn on the power again Keep the INIT switch depressed for 10 seconds or so When successful the network camera encoder gets initialized and starts functioning with the factory set firmware Restore the settings data After initialization the settings are also returned to their factory ones Make the settings again or restore the settings data which...

Page 76: ...ser and reconnect message appears It takes several to 10 odd seconds to get rebooted Close the browser once and open it again After rebooting alarm images page 37 that are recorded in the network camera encoder s built in memory are deleted If the motion detection setting page 38 and privacy mask setting page 55 are not saved their settings will be back to their previous ones ...

Page 77: ...played Video Delivery The number of clients browser recorder that currently receive the video is shown Up to 10 clients can receive images Audio Delivery The number of clients browser recorder that currently receive the audio is shown Up to 10 clients can receive voice Audio Out Whether the audio is currently outputted or not is displayed Parallel In The alarm input signal status is displayed Para...

Page 78: ...ecture for Internet Protocol implying the equipment s internal information Signal Type Shows the video signal broadcast system Firmware Version Shows the version of the currently installed firmware ActiveX Version Shows the version of the video display ActiveX FPGA Version Shows the version of the Field Programmable Gate Array configuration Serial Number Shows the serial number MAC Address Shows t...

Page 79: ...ator s user name and 1 for the password No settings are registered for the operator If the administrator s user name and password have been changed but forgotten get the firmware initialized referring to If the system gets in trouble on page 71 The administrator s user name and password will be back to their factory ones User name and password forgotten in the operator s case Ask the authorized ad...

Page 80: ...ssword For setting modifications and maintenance start the system with the administrator s user name and password PCS control or ZPC control not selectable no indication Possible cause Correction Network camera in use Fixed camera connected with network encoder PCS control or ZPC control works only when Ikegami s ZPC series zoom pan tilt controller or Ikegami s PCS series combination camera is con...

Page 81: ...d to keep the output at a constant level Auto iris An automatic lens iris control mechanism Be careful not to use this together with the AES function Backlight compensation A function to correct in shooting against the lights the phenomenon in which the auto iris function would react to a lighter zone and a subject would look dark BMP Bit MaP format An image format adopted on Microsoft Windows CSV...

Page 82: ... on the image memory Firmware A software to control devices Flickerless A function to correct flickers onscreen that would be generated because of a difference between the lighting s power frequency and the camera s vertical frequency This is effective in eastern Japan where the power frequency 50 Hz is different from the camera s vertical frequency 60 Hz Gateway A computer or network device to in...

Page 83: ...h multiple sizes of an image can be streamed MAC Media Access Control address An identifier allocated to identify a device on a network This is an address specific to the hardware network card for example MTU Maximum Transmission Unit The largest number of data bytes that can be transmitted at once Network address An address to identify a network from other ones To communicate between devices with...

Page 84: ...192 168 255 255 Using a private IP address the Internet cannot be directly accessed proxy A software to connect to an external device in place of LAN terminals The Imaging ActiveX of the network camera encoder is not compatible with proxy Make direct connections to the network camera encoder without proxy RS 232C A serial transmission interface RS 485 A serial transmission interface This network e...

Page 85: ...2 0 SSL 3 0 and its successor TLS Transport Layer Security 1 0 are currently available The SSL 2 0 is vulnerable The SSL 3 0 or TLS 1 0 are recommended for secure communications Subnet mask A number to divide an IP address into the network address and the host address If the subnet mask is correctly set normal connection is not established even with the correct IP address URL Uniform Resource Loca...

Page 86: ...th 60 DDNS 20 DHCP 12 DNS 13 DNS Server 13 Download Setting Data 65 Downloading alarm images on the PC 45 Ｅ ELECTRIC SENTISIVITY UP 33 Ｆ Field 59 Firmware 75 Firmware Version 75 Flicker Less Network camera 17 FLICKERLESS PCS 32 FOCUS PCS 32 FOCUS ZPC 30 FPGA Version 75 FRAME RATE 28 Ｇ Gateway 12 Global IP address 22 Ｈ Home Position 27 Ｉ IMAGE QUALITY 28 Information 26 75 Initialization 68 Interlac...

Page 87: ...RESET 34 Privacy masking 55 Private IP Address 20 Proxy 20 Ｒ Reboot 10 RECORD 29 Recorder Registration 53 Recording 45 Recording area of images 49 Recording time 46 Registering operators 15 Replaying 49 RESOLUTION 28 RS 232C 60 RS 485 60 Ｓ Send Mail Setting 44 Serial Number 75 Setting a masking area 58 Signal Type 75 SMTP 44 SMTP Auth 44 SNAPSHOT 29 Status 74 Stop Bit 60 Subnet Mask 12 System Sett...

Page 88: ...subject reflectance 89 9 9 Automatic gain control ON OFF switchable 10 White balance Automatic tracking white balance 11 Backlight compensation ON OFF switchable 12 AES ON OFF switchable not usable where the power frequency and camera vertical frequency are different AES range NTSC approx 1 1600 PAL approx 1 2000 13 Electronic shutter ON OFF switchable Shutter speed NTSC 1 100 PAL 1 120 14 Auto ir...

Page 89: ...orer 6 0 31 Alarm terminal Input No voltage contact 100 mS or more Output Open collector max 24 V 50 mA 32 Supply power AC 24 V 10 50 60 Hz DC 12 V 10 5 15 V PoE IEEE 802 3af 33 Power consumption NTSC Approx 8 0 W on AC 24 V approx 7 0 W on DC 12 V PAL Approx 7 5 W on AC 24 V approx 6 5 W on DC 12 V 34 Ambient operating temperature humidity 10 to 50 C 30 90 RH no condensation 35 Camera mount 1 4 2...

Page 90: ... depending on line conditions 7 Privacy masking function Provided masking presettable 8 Motion detection function Provided masking presettable 9 Image recording function Alarm and pre alarm time specified 10 Alarm mail function Provided POP before SMTP SMTP AUTH compatible 11 Physical interface Ethernet 10Base T 100Base TX 12 Protocol TCP IP SMTP POP3 DHCP HTTP NTP 13 Monitoring Internet Explorer ...

Page 91: ...nectors Ethernet RJ 45 VIDEO IN BNC automatic termination VIDEO OUT BNC loop through AUDIO IN Pin jack AUDIO OUT Pin jack AC24V DC12V 2P push in terminal common for AC DC DC12V AC adaptor jack ALARM 4P push in terminal one each for IN and OUT RS 485 3P push in terminal RS 232C 9P D SUB male 22 Accessories Operation Manual 1 copy ...

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