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The following topics will be shortly explained in this Quick Installation Guide:

INSTAR VGA IP Camera – Quick Installation

IN-3001

1.

 

SAFETY WARNINGS...................

............................................................3

2.

 

PRODUCT  FEATURES.

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3.

 

INSTALLATION

..........................................................................................5

4.

 

START UP.................

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

5.

 

THE WEB USER INTERFACE

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   5.1 

SOFTWARE..............................................................................................12

       

5.1.1

 

LANGUAGE...................................................................................................

12

       

5.1.2

 

BACKUP..........................................................................................................

12

       

5.1.3

 

UPGRADE......................................................................................................

12

       

5.1.4

 

RESET..............................................................................................................

12

       

5.1.5

 

REBOOT.........................................................................................................

12

   5.2 

NETWORK...............................................................................................13

       

5.2.1

 

IP CONFIGURATION.................................................................................

13

       

5.2.2

 

WIFI................................................................................................................

13

       

5.2.3

 

DDNS..............................................................................................................

14

       

5.2.4

 

UPnP................................................................................................................

15

       

5.2.5

 

ADSL...............................................................................................................

15

  5.3 

DISPLAY...................................................................................................15

       

5.3.1

 

VIEW ON LOAD..........................................................................................

15

       

5.3.2

 

MULTI DEVICE 

(only 

Internet Explorer

)

.................................................

15

       

5.3.3

 

SIMPLE VIEW...............................................................................................

15

   5.4 

SYSTEM....................................................................................................16

       

5.4.1

 

DEVICE INFO...............................................................................................

16

       

5.4.2

 

ALIAS..............................................................................................................

16

       

5.4.3

 

DATE&TIME.................................................................................................

16

       

5.4.4

 

USER...............................................................................................................

17

       

5.4.5

 

LOG.................................................................................................................

17

   5.5 

ALARM.....................................................................................................18

       

5.5.1

 

ALARM...........................................................................................................

18

5.5.2

           

EMAIL.............................................................................................................

19

       

5.5.3

 

FTP...................................................................................................................

19

       

5.5.4

 

SERVER...........................................................................................................

20

       

5.5.5

 

PATH 

(only 

Internet Explorer

)

.....................................................................

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Summary of Contents for IN-3001

Page 1: ...load Video recording via Internet Explorer Easy camera con guration via the integrated WebUI Multi level user management and access control Accessible over the internet via free DDNS service Full smar...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...5 1 2 BACKUP 12 5 1 3 UPGRADE 12 5 1 4 RESET 12 5 1 5 REBOOT 12 5 2 NETWORK 13 5 2 1 IP CONFIGURATION 13 5 2 2 WIFI 13 5 2 3 DDNS 14 5 2 4 UPnP 15 5 2 5 ADSL 15 5 3 DISPLAY 15 5 3 1 VIEW ON LOAD 15 5...

Page 4: ...5 6 1 SNAPSHOT 21 5 6 2 RECORD only Internet Explorer 21 5 6 3 AUDIO only Internet Explorer 21 5 6 4 TALK only Internet Explorer 21 5 6 6 HELP 21 5 7 VIDEO MENU BAR 22 6 RESET YOUR CAMERA 23 7 FIRMWAR...

Page 5: ...ower cord of this device gets damaged it can only be replaced by the manufacturer or the customer service person or a similar qualified person to avoid any damage to you and the device Never do any re...

Page 6: ...ls TCP IP HTTP ARP RARP TCP ICMP DHCP UPnP Integrated 10 100Mbit Network Interface Supports W LAN Wi Fi 802 11b g LAN and UPnP Integrated Webserver with Web User Interface based on HTML5 CSS3 and jQue...

Page 7: ...iode Twilight Switch for IR LEDs 7 Fixing Screw Screw of the camera stand 8 Adjustment Screw Allows you to set your camera to different positions manually 9 Network Connector RJ45 connector for provid...

Page 8: ...bel to the RJ45 LAN port on the camera case see 9 page 5 and use it to connect the camera to a free LAN port of your LAN router For a direct connection to your Windows PC or Mac please refer to our FA...

Page 9: ...suitable Additional accessories like the IN LAN Adapter can be found in the accessories of your camera model on www instar de and are sold separately adapters and other network components As a result...

Page 10: ...the online setup wizard manually from the includ ed Installation htm file on the CD or download the tool directly from www download instar de Alternatively simply check your router log file for a new...

Page 11: ...ation window see below allowing to manually assign an address Please set the following information according to your network IP Address for example 192 168 x x Subnet Mask for example 255 255 255 0 Ga...

Page 12: ...If your computer s IP address is 192 168 178 10 then please give your camera an IP like this 192 168 178 110 For Subnet mask Gateway and DNS Server please use the same settings as for your computer s...

Page 13: ...veX control element only Internet Explorer For alternative browsers Firefox Chrome Safari etc no additional Plugins are needed You can quickly access your camera s video stream and adjust its settings...

Page 14: ...rating system 5 1 1 SOFTWARE LANGUAGE 5 1 2 SOFTWARE BACKUP To save your camera settings please click the upper Submit button The default file name for the backup is params bin and the file path is th...

Page 15: ...ur safety and reliability of your connection that you set your WiFi network to WPA2 PSK with AES or CCMP With older routers choose WPA PSK AES Avoid using a mixed mode like WPA WPA2 TKIP If your WiFi...

Page 16: ...86 use myaddress dyndns org 85 to reach camera 1 and myaddresse dyndns org 86 to be forwarded to camera 2 EXAMPLE Portforwarding Netgear Please refer to our online help www faq instar de for detailed...

Page 17: ...router Simply use the login from your internet service provid er 5 3 1 DISPLAY VIEW ONLOAD Use the View OnLoad function to set the default view you can choose between the Setup View and a Simple View...

Page 18: ...he Device Info menu gives you an overview of several important camera parameters like your software version and connection status 5 4 2 SYSTEM ALIAS Set an Alias for your camera to identify the camera...

Page 19: ...incoming connection Additionally you can find general notifications from the camera s operating system such as motion alerts Administrator The web user interface with adminis trator privileges Operato...

Page 20: ...nts needed for the installation are al ready included in the delivery Additional accessories like the IN Motion 300 can be found in the accessories of your camera on www instar de and are not part of...

Page 21: ...The sender address should be set in accordance with the SMTP server login data though some email providers let you choose this field freely If you want to send the email to Below that you can set whe...

Page 22: ...ed behind a router with an active network address translation NAT or if a firewall is blocking the servers network from an external access by your camera you should choose the PASV mode For the time l...

Page 23: ...frame For Internet Explorer the snapshot will be saved locally in the download directory Otherwise the snapshot will be opened in a new browser window or tab and can be downloaded from there Video wi...

Page 24: ...to outdoor The automatic bright ness control is active again until you change either the brightness or contrast and switch the camera back to the manual mode If you find the checkboxes Flip and Mirro...

Page 25: ...reset button see 5 11 for min 15 seconds Please make sure the camera is connected to the power supply and disconnected from the LAN cable In case that the reset was incomplete the camera might become...

Page 26: ...at you want to up date Then click on Browse to select the corresponding update file on your hard drive Step 4 Make sure you have selected the right file before clicking the Submit button This will upl...

Page 27: ...r IP camera Fig 3 Adjust your camera parameter over the apps user interface Fig 4 Press a channel to access the corresponding livestream and take control over your camera Fig 1 Please remove the stand...

Page 28: ...the camera over the internet Port Type in the HTTP Port which you assigned to your IP camera The standard Port is 80 Username The username with which you log in to your camera The admin account name...

Page 29: ...s of notification are available in case of an alarm by email FTP upload acoustic alarm or by 3rd party software triggering 3 Easy integration of the camera s audio video stream into websites present y...

Page 30: ...address to prevent it from changing automatically by the DHCP server s 5 2 1 Afterwards please open the channel setup window and choose Search IP Camera to start the Camera Tool Click on search to dis...

Page 31: ...ll common routers To use third party software you sometimes need the direct path for the live video in or der to grap the video from your camera Then the program is able to get the videostream from yo...

Page 32: ...pshot Supported Video Settings Brightness Contrast Communication Network Interface 10Base T 100Base TX Ethernet Port Supported Protocols TCP IP HTTP ARP RARP TCP ICMP DHCP WLAN Wifi 802 11b g WEP Encr...

Page 33: ...disposal of their old appli ance Warranty INSTAR offers a 2 year warranty on its products During this period you can send in your camera for a free repair This excludes cameras installed with custom...

Page 34: ...his problem but you will loose the night vision The al ternative is an automatic IRcut filter that is only deployed during the day still allowing you to use the nightvision functionality Only cameras...

Page 35: ...d with another one For more Information and FAQs please visit us on www instar de 3 Can I change the angle of view of my camera In case you are unsatisfied with the standard lense 6mm focal length abo...

Page 36: ...PERSONAL NOTES 34...

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