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No. Item

Description

Page

①

IPv4

Setting IPv4 Network.

②

IPv6

Setting IPv6 Network.

③

Administrator

④

Time Setting

Setting the time.

⑤

NTP Setting

Automatically adjusting time lag.

⑥

Distribution Setting

Changing the distribution settings.

⑦

Motion Detection

Setting the motion detection function.

⑧

Camera Setting

Changing the camera settings.

⑨

Privacy Masking

Setting to mask part of the image.

⑩

SD Card Setting

Setting to save video to SD card.

⑪

I/O Setting

Setting the input-output

⑫

Speed & Duplex Setting

Setting the network communication speed and
method.

⑬

Download

Downloading video saved to SD card.

Summary of Contents for IPD-BX100 Series

Page 1: ...Mega Pixel IP Network Camera IPD BX100 IPD BX110 IPD DM100 INSTRUCTION MANUAL APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS Carefully read this manual before use in order to keep these products at full capacity MEGA pixel...

Page 2: ...lish Edition is required Please download and install the latest edition from the Adobe Systems site Concerning trademark and registered trademark Microsoft Windows and Internet Explorer are registered...

Page 3: ...RK IPV6 11 CHANGE THE REGISTRATION OF ADMINISTRATOR 13 SETTING THE TIME 15 ADJUSTING THE TIME WITH NTP 16 CHANGE DISTRIBUTION SETTINGS 17 Change the RTSP settings 17 Change the setting of each stream...

Page 4: ...g to an SD card 48 Downloading saved video 50 USING A CONTACT INPUT OUTPUT TERMINAL INPUT OUTPUT SETTINGS 51 Concerning the control signal function 52 MATCHING NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS SPEED AND METHOD...

Page 5: ...is Internet Explorer 6 0 The initial setting of the machine is http 192 168 1 100 The input window for the Network password opens 2 Input the login name user name and password of the administrator Th...

Page 6: ...me Description Menus for setting maintenance and so on will be displayed By clicking each menu the applicable setting screen will be displayed in the setting input area Setting Menu See page 7 A Setti...

Page 7: ...asic Setting In Basic Setting you can configure Network and image distribution Before installing this equipment you will configure Network and so on Basic setting view Concerning maintenance see page...

Page 8: ...Setting Changing the distribution settings 17 Motion Detection Setting the motion detection function 43 Camera Setting Changing the camera settings 26 Privacy Masking Setting to mask part of the image...

Page 9: ...ifferent IP addresses so that an IP conflict or overlap does not result 192 168 1 100 Subnet Mask Input the subnet mask to be used for this machine 255 255 255 0 Gateway Input Gateway Router IP addres...

Page 10: ...setting value click at the bottom of the screen The confirmation dialogue box shows up 4 If you want to keep it click to save If you click setting will not be saved 5 Following the on screen instructi...

Page 11: ...ess for this machine On Displaying or inputting the IP address Auto Setting Off Inputting the IP address to be assigned to this machine IP Address Auto Setting On Displaying the dynamic IP address aut...

Page 12: ...6 networks For settings in a browser with an IPv6 network a minimum of Internet Explorer 7 is required With Internet Explorer 6 it is impossible to input the IPv6 IP address in the address bar If the...

Page 13: ...assword Input an administrator s password Up to 16 alphanumeric characters can be entered but symbols can t be entered 1 Password Retype Input the Administrators password again as in again to confirm...

Page 14: ...it click to save If you click setting will not be saved 5 Following the on screen instructions restart the camera and exit the browser With that we come to the end of changing the registration inform...

Page 15: ...ent time from the drop down list for each item 3 When you finish changing a setting value click at the bottom of the screen Set the in built clock time 4 If you want to keep it click to save If you cl...

Page 16: ...TP server Assigning the nearest NTP server such as one inside the LAN or one provided by the provider etc is recommended Time Zone To set the time zone of the location in which this machine is install...

Page 17: ...mage to be distributed is available in 1 to 3 setting of stream Change the setting of each stream Page 19 Change the RTSP settings 1 Click Distribution Setting on the Setting Menu The Distribution Set...

Page 18: ...of 8180 8180 Unicast Port To set a port for unicast distribution We recommend setting a value of 10000 10000 Multicast Port To set a port for multicast distribution We recommend setting a value of 101...

Page 19: ...ion Setting screen is displayed 2 Click the stream button of the number to be changed in the distribution setting select items of the Distribution Setting screen The Stream change screen is displayed...

Page 20: ...ssion format is set to H 264 Baseline To set to the baseline profile Main To set to the main profile H 264 AVC Profile High To set to the high profile High high GOP Structure 6 To set the GOP structur...

Page 21: ...be conducted 4 In JPEG compression depending on circumstances the frame rate may be limited If not set properly the image may not be displayed as normal Please check 2 5 When choosing 1280 X 1024 with...

Page 22: ...criptions of each setting item No Item Description Initial setting Select whether to display title or not Off Do not display title Title display On Display title Off Title 1 Input title Select whether...

Page 23: ...he bottom of the screen The confirmation dialogue box shows up Click if you want to go back to the value when started 5 If you want to keep it click to save If you click setting will not be saved With...

Page 24: ...eo of stream 1 in the default setting is rtsp 192 168 1 100 554 multicast_stream 1 TCP unicast distribution With RTP over RTSP distribution with TCP protocol is also possible When using TCP unicast di...

Page 25: ...when the unicast port is set to 10000 use a port within the range of 10000 10060 of UDP UDP multicast distribution For distribution with multicast use a port within the range of multicast port multica...

Page 26: ...g concerns sensitivity such as day night change over increasing electronic sensitivity and so on 27 White Balance White balance is selectable and adjustable 32 BLC Backlight compensation is selectable...

Page 27: ...splayed Click Camera Setting in Setting Menu 2 Click Exposure on the Camera Setting menu The Exposure adjustment screen is displayed 3 Adjust exposure Adjustment is divided into major two types Area I...

Page 28: ...ome images Auto To set the change over brightness level when mode is AUTO Dark Change over brightness level is darker Mid Change over brightness level is midway between DARK and BRIGHT Bright Change o...

Page 29: ...nal a monochrome image is set Remote Control 1 Break By opening the alarm terminal a monochrome image is set Make 1 This function is only available on the IPD BX110 2 If set to a larger value than the...

Page 30: ...at fixed magnification Standard It s a magnification setting when the electronic sensitivity up mode is MANUAL Off The electron sensitivity does not increase Sensitivity Control x2 to x32 The electro...

Page 31: ...righter with the larger value By clicking you can go back to the default values 16 1 To be used when brightness changes and shooting subjects with less motion 2 To be used when shooting in a place whe...

Page 32: ...igurations are available Change is instantly reflected in the camera No Item Description Initial setting To adjust color difference for different light sources ATW1 It automatically follows the existi...

Page 33: ...n when the mode is set to MANUAL By clicking you can go back to the default values 152 1 Depending on the subject it may be impossible to automatically track white balance In that case please adjust b...

Page 34: ...tion The following configurations are available Change is instantly reflected in the camera No Item Description Initial setting To select backlight compensation mode Off Not to conduct backlight compe...

Page 35: ...of the spot area To displace the current area toward the upper left by one step To displace the current area upward by one step To displace the current area toward the upper right by one step To displ...

Page 36: ...oth width and height the minimum size is for 1 step the maximum size is for 16 steps It s impossible to set areas in arbitrary shapes and multiple areas When an area is displaced off screen when the s...

Page 37: ...r intensity of the image The larger value makes images darker color By clicking you can go back to the default values 128 Detail You can adjust the degree of image contour enhancement The larger value...

Page 38: ...flange back While operating the focus indicator is automatically displayed If the non operation status continues for a certain period it returns to the normal screen The following operations are avail...

Page 39: ...tems c To fit flange back in a nearer place than present press d To fit flange back in a farther place than present press By pressing and holding or the flange back adjustment operation is continued T...

Page 40: ...y Depending on the condition it may take time until the flange back stops Wait for a while until it stops If the meter is hardly displayed in focus indicator it is not possible to fit the flange back...

Page 41: ...e back with the following subjects because the horizontal frame component is less Examples Has motion Illuminance is unstable Homogeneous surface such as a plain wall Dark Extremely bright Fewer lines...

Page 42: ...Initial setting You can set the camera ID display ON OFF The change will be instantly reflected on the camera Off The camera ID will not be displayed Camera ID Display On The camera ID which has been...

Page 43: ...ot have a button When the setting is changed and the cursor is moved the setting change is reflected 1 Click Motion Detection on the Setting Menu The Motion Detection Setting screen is displayed 2 Set...

Page 44: ...on detection Masking No To select the masking number to set A maximum of 8 can be set for masking 1 To set the motion detection function On Off On An area with masking setting is not subject to motion...

Page 45: ...t small animals distant persons and so on move the motion is not detected The minimum size setting involves setting the size of the area to detect motion rather than the area to detect motion Regardle...

Page 46: ...2 Select the masking number to set at Masking No A maximum of 8 maskings can be displayed 3 Set masking The followings are the descriptions of each setting item The privacy masking function does not h...

Page 47: ...sking can be selected from Black Gray White and Mosaic Gray 1 Set code size 1280 1024 as standard The setting range is as follows Start Point X Start Point Y Width Height 0 to 1279 0 to 1023 8 to 1280...

Page 48: ...ng the SD card from this machine ensure it is turned OFF Off To set whether to overwrite save One Pass Not to overwrite save Recording Mode Repeat To overwrite save 1 Repeat Memory Capacity Usage The...

Page 49: ...go back to the value when started 4 If you want to keep it click to save If you click setting will not be saved With that we come to the end of changing the SD card setting Concerning the SD card The...

Page 50: ...ear month date hour minute and second of end frame rate type H264 Concerning type normal full time motion motion detection alarm external external alarm Example 12 00 00 27 November 2010 12 05 00 27 N...

Page 51: ...e function and input output to use The followings are the descriptions of each setting item No Item Description Initial setting To select the function of the I O terminal Alarm To use the alarm functi...

Page 52: ...changing a setting value click at the bottom of the screen The confirmation dialogue box shows up 4 If you want to keep it click to save If you click setting will not be saved 5 Following the on scre...

Page 53: ...munications possible 10M Half 10 Mbps half duplex communications possible 100M Full 100 Mbps full duplex communications possible 100M Half 100 Mbps half duplex communications possible LAN Auto Automat...

Page 54: ...ssed utilising the Administrator s name and password Maintenance items view No Item Description Page Initialization To initialize data 55 Reboot To restart 56 Version Up To upgrade firmware 57 Informa...

Page 55: ...tings Initialize all data Factory Default Initialize setting data Except Camera Setting Initialize camera setting data Will be initialized Will not be initialized 3 Click The confirmation dialogue box...

Page 56: ...reboot confirmation screen will be displayed 2 Click The confirmation dialogue box shows up 3 If it s OK to restart click The screen changes to display rebooting message For rebooting it takes a few s...

Page 57: ...number model number and the present firmware from the Information screen page 59 Caution Camera might display trouble if a firmware upgrade fails Please ensure you read carefully the instructions so t...

Page 58: ...e name indicates the version after upgrading 5 Click The confirmation dialogue box shows up 6 If it s OK to upgrade firmware click The process of upgrading screen is displayed To cancel upgrading clic...

Page 59: ...be displayed 2 Check each information The following information will be displayed The information displayed differs depending on the models and versions No Item Description Unit name To display the m...

Page 60: ...ID The following letters are usable for the camera ID All are half size Double byte letters cannot be used for setting ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 0123456789 means space code...

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Page 77: ...following disclaimer in the documentation and or other materials provided with the distribution 3 All advertising materials mentioning features or use of this software must display the following ackno...

Page 78: ...on 4 The IP addresses of the IPv4 are expressed in values of 32 bits At present this is most widely used but call has been made regarding the problem of depletion of global addresses no problem at pre...

Page 79: ...81 and POP3 of TCP 118 are also possible However unless you have a special reason to avoid confusion it s desirable to operate in line with the abovementioned policy RTP real time transport protocol R...

Page 80: ...80 Adversaria Administrator Setting Login Name Password IPv4 Setting Address Subnet Mask Gateway MTU HTTP Port IPv6 Setting Auto Setting Off On IP Address...

Page 81: ...Off Basic Authentication Digest Authentication Multicast IP Address IPv4 2 Multicast IP Address IPv6 ff RTSP Port 554 Proxy Port 8554 RTP and RTSP over HTTP Port 8180 Unicast Port 10000 Multicast Por...

Page 82: ...deo Encoding Size 1280 1024 640 480 1280 1024 640 480 1280 1024 640 480 H 264 AVC Profile Baseline Main High Baseline Main High Baseline Main High GOP Structure I IP IBP IBBP IBBRBP I IP IBP IBBP IBBR...

Page 83: ...83 I O Setting Function Alarm Control I O 1 I O 2 In Out In Out...

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