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Preparation

Flow of Connection/Setup

Connect the unit to the computer, and configure the appropriate settings on a browser.

Starting shooting

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Connect the camera to your computer via the supplied LAN cable.  ( 

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 page 11)

To set up the camera, first connect it to your computer.

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Connect the AC adapter.   ( 

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 page 12)

Connect the supplied AC adapter when the connections are complete.

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Access the unit from a browser to configure the appropriate settings.  ( 

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 page 15)

Set the password, image quality, connection destination, etc. Configuring the correct settings allows you to 
view recorded data on a computer or smartphone.

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Secure the camera to the pantilter. ( 

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 page 25)

Secure the camera to the pantilter.

•  Attach an optional item if necessary.

Insert/Attach an SD card  ( 

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 page 28), battery  ( 

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 page 29), external mic  ( 

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 page 30), and AV cord  ( 

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 page 31).

•  See "Establishing a wired connection" (page 27) to connect the unit with the LAN cable.

Summary of Contents for GV-LS2

Page 1: ...LIVE STREAMING CAMERA Detailed User Guide LYT2488 002A GV LS2 U ...

Page 2: ...ination 14 Configuring the Camera Settings 15 Adjusting the clock 15 Setting the user name and password 16 Selecting the Format of Images to be Output Saved 17 Allowing You to Connect from Outside Monitoring Setting 18 Obtaining a DDNS account 18 Setting up the DDNS account 18 Adding a camera driver s user 19 Changing the Connection Destination 20 Establishing a wired connection to the access poin...

Page 3: ...or mobile terminals 40 Installing the App for mobile terminals 40 Setting Item List 41 NETWORK 41 CAMERA PAN TILTER 45 MANAGE 46 Troubleshooting 48 Connection 48 Setup 49 Use 51 Error messages 53 Lamp Status List 55 Resetting to the factory settings 56 Deleting Resetting the connection information 56 Updating the firmware 57 Battery Pack optional 57 Specifications 58 Use Information Attaching Remo...

Page 4: ...dapter Conversion cable Use it when connecting the AC adapter Rear cover Attach this cover to rear of the camera when carrying the unit etc LAN cable cross Use it to connect the unit computer and access point router Also used when you configure the initial settings Software CD ROM Use it to install the supplied software JVC CAM Control page 39 Basic User Guide Describes the basic operations Safety...

Page 5: ... establish no wireless connection 4 Battery terminal Connect a separately purchased battery pack BN VG139U e g when using outdoors page 29 5 SD card slot Insert an SD card here to save recorded data to the card For compatible cards see page 28 6 Mic terminal Connect an external mic to transmit record external sounds page 30 7 DC connector Connect the supplied AC adapter when using with AC power pa...

Page 6: ...ss and hold to connect wirelessly Wi Fi in WPS mode page 20 The lamp indicates the current status Lit up Online Off Offline Blinking Being connected 4 Power button Press and hold to power on To power off press and hold this button again The lamp indicates the current status Off Powered off Lit up Powered on Blinking slowly Setting being changed Blinking rapidly Battery being charged The shooting W...

Page 7: ... in front and slide the knob to the left to lock it Be sure to lock the pantilter when carrying it 2 Camera fixing screw Secures the camera to the pantilter 3 Fixing hole for drop prevention Secure the entire unit with a binder or the like 4 MIC terminal Connect an external mic to transmit record external sounds page 30 5 AV connector Connect a separately purchased AV cord to watch videos being tr...

Page 8: ...uter via Wi Fi page 21 Setting Configure the DDNS setting to access via a network page 18 Use Install the App beforehand to view on the smartphone from outside the home page 40 Power AC adapter page 12 Battery page 29 Recorded data Save to an SD card page 17 Transmit in high quality page 17 Watch recorded data Computer page 33 Smartphone page 40 Video streaming site page 39 Connection destination ...

Page 9: ...en play it page 37 Example 3 Live stream a performance in a studio Setup Use up to three cameras to capture all members Establish a wired connection to the access point router to avoid noise page 20 Set up an external mic in the center of the stage and connect it to the camera page 30 Setting Transmit in high quality page 17 Use Install the supplied software to stream the powerful live performance...

Page 10: ... connections are complete 3 Access the unit from a browser to configure the appropriate settings page 15 Set the password image quality connection destination etc Configuring the correct settings allows you to view recorded data on a computer or smartphone 4 Secure the camera to the pantilter page 25 Secure the camera to the pantilter Attach an optional item if necessary Insert Attach an SD card p...

Page 11: ... unit DIRECT WLAN RESET LAN OFF ETHERNET DC AV MIC PLUG IN POWER 2 Connect the camera to your computer via the LAN cable 3 Set the network mode switch to LAN OFF DIRECT WLAN LAN OFF DIRECT WLAN RESET LAN OFF ETHERNET DC AV MIC PLUG IN POWER If the network mode switch is set to DIRECT or WLAN the LAN terminal cannot be used While the power is on switching the network mode switch does not change the...

Page 12: ...he AC Adapter Connect the supplied AC adapter to the DC connector of the camera CAUTION Be sure to use the supplied AC adapter Use of another AC adapter may cause a malfunction Turn off the power before connecting disconnecting the AC adapter AC adapter supplied Conversion cable supplied ...

Page 13: ...ompleting the settings write down the current settings before changing them 4 Start Internet Explorer and enter http 192 168 1 100 8000 in the address bar 5 Enter the user name and password of the administrator Initial setting USERNAME root PASSWORD password If login is successful the setup screen appears To configure the settings only to start using the unit refer to Configuring the Camera Settin...

Page 14: ...f a wired connection page 20 is established to the access point http condigured IP address 8000 If a wireless Wi Fi connection page 21 is established to the access point http camera s IP address 8000 If a wireless connection page 23 is established directly to your computer Wi Fi Direct http 192 168 1 1 8000 If multiple cameras are connected page 24 http condigured IP address 8000 ...

Page 15: ...COMMON SETTINGS in MANAGE If the sub settings are not displayed click on the left of MANAGE 2 Click the SET button on the right of CLOCK ADJUST 3 Enter the date and time 4 Click the SET button The time is set and the COMMON SETTINGS screen reappears If an incorrect value is entered INVALID DATA INPUT appears Check the entered value If communication to the camera fails COMMUNICATION ERROR OCCURRED ...

Page 16: ...lect COMMON SETTINGS in MANAGE If the sub settings are not displayed click on the left of MANAGE 2 Click the UPDATE button on the right of CHANGE ADMINISTRATOR USER PASSWORD 3 Enter USERNAME PASSWORD and PASSWORD CONFIRM Enter 1 to 32 characters for the user name and 8 to 32 characters for the password 1 byte alphanumeric characters and symbols only 4 Click the SAVE button The new user name and pa...

Page 17: ...G 640x360 is used to control remotely from a browser etc MPEG 2 TS 720x576 MotionJPEG 640x360 Outputs low resolution data that can be used for streaming etc MPEG 2 TS 1920x1080 MotionJPEG 640x360 Outputs high resolution data that can be used for streaming etc 3 Select an option from MAX FRAME RATE MotionJPEG 15 fps Outputs images at a rate of up to 15 frames per second Suitable for shooting fast m...

Page 18: ... Receive the provisional registration mail with your e mail address and visit the URL described in the mail Provisional registration is complete Setting up the DDNS account Set the user name and password used for provisional registration on the unit Follow the steps below within three days of the provisional registration If three days or longer have passed obtain an account again 1 Select MONITORI...

Page 19: ...MONITORING SETTINGS in NETWORK If the sub settings are not displayed click on the left of NETWORK 2 Click the ADD button Select a user from USER JVC CAM driver and click the UPDATE button to change the user name and password of the user Select a user from USER JVC CAM driver and click the DELETE button to delete the user 3 Enter USERNAME PASSWORD and PASSWORD CONFIRM Enter 1 to 32 characters for t...

Page 20: ...UTION For how to set the access point refer to the instruction manual etc of the access point When multiple cameras are set up in the same network assign different IP addresses so that they do not duplicate each other If the network setting is set to AUTO the camera s IP address is assigned automatically by the access point For values to be assigned refer to the setting screen etc of the access po...

Page 21: ...d with the WPS function easily 1 Press and hold the power button to power off 2 Disconnect the LAN cable that connects the camera to your computer 3 Set the network mode switch to WLAN 4 Press and hold the power button to power on The record button starts blinking Wait until it stops blinking and off 5 Enable the WPS function of the access point Example Press the WPS button For how to enable the W...

Page 22: ... the connection is complete Connecting manually 1 Select WIRELESS NETWORK in NETWORK If the sub settings are not displayed click on the left of NETWORK 2 Click the MANUAL button 3 Enter the information and click the SAVE button The settings to be configured on a browser have been complete Close the browser and shutdown the computer 4 Press and hold the power button to power off and disconnect the ...

Page 23: ...and hold the WPS button When the WPS button stops blinking and stays lit the connection is complete If no connection cannot be established within two minutes the WPS button turns off Try again or set up manually Connecting manually 1 Press and hold the power button to power off 2 Disconnect the LAN cable that connects the camera to your computer 3 Set the network mode switch to DIRECT 4 Press and ...

Page 24: ...k on the left of NETWORK 2 Change PORT NUMBER 1 to 65535 so that the numbers do not duplicate between the cameras example camera1 10080 camera2 10082 camera3 10083 3 Click the SAVE button 4 Select COMMON SETTINGS in MANAGE If the sub settings are not displayed click on the left of MANAGE 5 Change CAMERA NAME so that the names do not duplicate between the cameras 6 Click the SAVE button ...

Page 25: ...uter or smartphone Direction Front The pantilter does not work properly when placed on a slant upside down or on its side Remove all cables before attaching the pantilter When using the pantilter connect the AC adapter AV cord and external mic to the pantilter Confirm the hole position on the bottom to attach it Attach the camera firmly making sure that it is not lifted Hold the pantilter not the ...

Page 26: ...pantilter Be sure to unlock the pantilter before connecting the AC adapter page 7 Remove all tape from the pantilter MIC POWER PLUG IN AV DC EXTEND DIRECT WLAN RESET LAN OFF ETHERNET DC AV MIC PLUG IN POWER After connecting the AC adapter the power turns on and the pantilter moves automatically for position adjustment The pantilter moves everytime the unit is turned on The power lamp blinks when t...

Page 27: ... 2 Attach the conversion cable to the stopper of the LAN cable 3 Attach the LAN cable to the unit in numerical order MIC PLU G IN POW ER AV EXTEND DC MIC PLUG IN POWER AV EXTEND DC MIC PLUG IN POWER AV EXTEND DC Attach the cable without twisting When using a tripod make sure the cable does not come into contact with its handle Do not put obstacles near the cable Otherwise the pantilter may not mov...

Page 28: ...le SDHC card 4 GB to 32 GB Class 4 or higher compatible SDXC card 48 GB to 64 GB When recording with video quality UXP Class 6 or higher is recommended Using SD cards including SDHC SDXC cards other than those specified above may result in recording failure or data loss Not all SD card operations are guaranteed Some operations may not be performed due to specification changes etc Do not touch the ...

Page 29: ...d the safety and performance are not guaranteed Charging may take time or may not be possible in places outside the operating temperature range Attaching Insert the battery deeply and then slide it to the right until it clicks Removing Slide the battery to the left and pull it out toward you while pushing in the lever below the battery Charging Connect the adapter to the DC connector of the camera...

Page 30: ...Connect a commercially available mic to the MIC terminal of the pantilter when it is attached or of the camera when not attached Use the plug in power type Do not use microphone with L shaped connectors Turn off the power before connecting disconnecting the mic Without an external mic the internal mic can record ambient sounds When the sounds are too loud or too low change the MIC LEVEL SETTING pa...

Page 31: ...without a computer or mobile terminal Connect a separately purchased AV cord to the AV connector of the pantilter when it is attached or of the camera when not attached Turn off the power before connecting disconnecting the AV cord Use the f3 5 mm 4 pole mini plug type Do not use an L shaped mini plug AV cord sold separately AV cord sold separately TV etc TV etc Video input Video input Yellow Audi...

Page 32: ...ress and hold the power button again The power button turns off Starting Stopping recording Starting recording Press the record button The record button blinks The button blinks quickly for 2 seconds if recording cannot start Check the SD card or unit settings Stopping recording Press the record button again The record button turns off CAUTION The power is automatically turned off if AUTO POWER OF...

Page 33: ...nternet Explorer and enter http camera s IP address 80 in the address bar If a wired connection is established the factory setting is that the camera s IP address is 192 168 1 100 If the camera is connected wirelessly the factory setting is that the camera s IP address is assigned automatically by the access point For values to be assigned refer to the setting screen etc of the access point To acc...

Page 34: ...e camera in the direction you clicked You can change the angle on the PAN TILTER SETTINGS page 45 3 PRESET buttons Click the 1 2 or 3 button to move the camera to the position assigned to the respective button 4 RETURN TO CENTER button Reset the pan tilt position to return the camera to the front 5 SAVE AS PRESET button Click this button and then the 1 2 or 3 button to preset the current camera po...

Page 35: ...wer status Indicates the power status Green Remaining battery 60 or more Green Remaining battery 50 to 60 Yellow Remaining battery 40 to 50 Yellow Remaining battery 30 to 40 Red Remaining battery 20 to 30 Red Remaining battery 0 to 20 Running with the AC adapter 9 p 9 Reload button Update images p Setting button Displays the setting screen page 36 6 STREAM SETTINGS Select a stream format 7 Record ...

Page 36: ...ER SPEED Select 1 2 to 1 4000 or AUTO for the shutter speed 6 WHITE BALANCE Select AUTO FINE CLOUD HALOGEN MWB for the control that adjusts the camera s color sensitivity to best suit the ambient environment MWB adjusts the white balance based on the current image you imported by clicking the IMPORT button Click the button with a white sheet of paper shot in full screen 7 VIDEO QUALITY Select UXP ...

Page 37: ...g files stored on the SD card FILE MANAGEMENT tab Use the FILE MANAGEMENT tab to transmit delete files stored on the SD card The screen can only be displayed when you are logged in as an administrator 1 3 2 4 Folder File lists Folders and files are stored in an SD card as follows Folders and files are created when necessary JVCCAM_SD EXTMOV MOV_0001 MTS MOV_0002 MTS MOV_0003 MTS 管理情報が壊れたファイル PRIVA...

Page 38: ...layed when you are logged in as an administrator CAMERA 1 2 1 Tab Switch the display 2 ERROR INFO Displays the error history of the camera pantilter NETWORK 1 2 1 ERROR INFO Displays the network error history 2 SETTING INFO Displays the current settings LOG IN USER 1 2 1 LOGGED IN USERS Displays the logged in users 2 DISABLE button Select a target user from LOGGED IN USERS to disallow connections ...

Page 39: ...Operating System Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit 64 bit Pre install with SP1 CPU Intel CoreTM 2 Duo 2 GHz or higher Intel CoreTM 2 Quad 2 66 GHz or higher when using MPEG 2 TS HD RAM 2 GB or more Installing JVC CAM Control 1 Insert the supplied software CD ROM into the CD DVD drive of your computer 2 Click setup setup exe on the auto play window If the auto play window does not appear double click t...

Page 40: ...uch iPad iOS 5 1 1 or later Download JVC CAM Control from App Store 2 Follow the on screen instructions to finish the installation Names of Apps for mobile terminals There are three types of Apps for mobile terminals For smartphone Android OS for Android tablet and for iOS Download the appropriate App For smartphone Android OS JVC CAM Control Single Required operating environment Android OS 2 3 or...

Page 41: ...t It may be required when you access from a computer or smartphone 3 SAVE button After changing the above settings click this button to save the changes WIRELESS NETWORK Change the settings for establishing a wireless connection 1 2 3 4 1 DIRECT CONNECTION Setting for connecting directly to a computer wirelessly Wi Fi SSID PASSWORD PASSWORD CONFIRM Change the SSID and password of the unit The SSID...

Page 42: ...lect AUTO or MANUAL 5 IP ADDRESS SUBNET MASK DEFAULT GATEWAY PRIMARY DNS SECONDARY DNS If MANUAL is selected for NETWORK SETTINGS enter the values appropriate for your environment 6 SAVE button Save the connection information and return to the WIRELESS NETWORK screen MANUAL button Displays the ADD MANUAL screen to enter the connection information manually 1 2 3 1 SSID AUTHENTICATE METHOD PASSWORD ...

Page 43: ...iversal Plug and Play function Set it to OFF when you connect to a UPnP incompatible access point wireless LAN router or multiple UPnP compatible devices are connected CAUTION If the camera s network setting is set to MANUAL the UPnP does not work In this case set your access point so that you can access the camera on the Internet UPnP may be called as follows depending on the access point IP Masq...

Page 44: ...ages to be streamed from the following MotionJPEG 640x360 NONE MPEG 2 TS 720x576 MotionJPEG 640x360 MPEG 2 TS 1920x1080 MotionJPEG 640x360 2 MAX FRAME RATE MotionJPEG Select 15fps or 7 5fps for the maximum frame rate of MotionJPEG 3 SAVE button After changing the above settings click this button to save the changes ...

Page 45: ...ed when the inside button is pressed 6 ZOOM AMOUNT ZOOM2 Select x1 x2 or x3 for the amount zoomed when the outside button is pressed 7 SAVE button After changing the above settings click this button to save the changes PAN TILTER SETTINGS Change the pantilter settings 1 2 3 1 AUTO RESET POSITION Select OFF or ON for the function that resets the camera position automatically if no operation is perf...

Page 46: ... 16 3 CLOCK ADJUST Click the SET button on the right to set the internal clock page 15 4 DATE DISPLAY STYLE Select year month day day month year or month day year for the format of the date displayed during viewing In addition select 12H 12 hour format or 24H 24 hour format for the time display 5 AUTO POWER OFF Select OFF or ON for the function that turns off the power automatically if the unit ru...

Page 47: ...47 Information TURN OFF CAMERA Click the EXEC button to turn off the camera s power remotely CAUTION The power cannot be turned on remotely ...

Page 48: ...urn on when the battery is used Charge the battery Check if the connector is dirty If it is dirty clean it with a cotton swab or the like page 29 The SD card cannot be inserted Check the orientation of the card page 28 The power does not turn on when the pantilter is attached Check if the camera is attached firmly to the pantilter Check if the AC adapter is connected to the pantilter page 25 page ...

Page 49: ...it computer and mobile terminal again and retry page 18 page 43 page 43 page 43 You entered the URL but the unit cannot be accessed You are requested to enter the user name and password Enter the user name and password For the administrator s account the initial setting of the user name is root and that of the password is password page 16 When the unit is connected the Internet cannot be accessed ...

Page 50: ...tablished If a stealth SSID is assigned to the access point turn it off If there are many access points the target access point may not be found In this case set up manually page 21 The access point wireless LAN router cannot be connected If connected manually check if the SSID and authentication method are correct You do not know the target access point wireless LAN router The initial setting of ...

Page 51: ...6 The motion is choppy Use a high speed SD card Class 4 or higher Check if the terminals of the SD card are dirty or there are too many files If the card is formatted the write speed may be improved Check if the line speed and computer performance are high enough page 28 page 46 Images are dark Turn on the internal light Check the BRIGHTNESS ADJUST and GAIN UP settings page 36 The color looks diff...

Page 52: ...of the camera differs Connect the AC adapter to the pantilter If the adapter is connected to the camera the pantilter does not work Use the supplied LAN cable Secure it with a stop Be careful not to twist the cable when securing it When the LAN cable is in contact with the floor etc the pantilter may not work properly due to cable friction The pantilter may not work properly when placed on a slant...

Page 53: ... recorded file could not be saved Check the SD card page 28 RECORDING CANCELLED The file could not be saved and recording was cancelled Check the transmission speed of the card page 28 MEMORY CARD ERROR The SD card cannot be recognized Check the card page 28 COMPATIBLE DEVICE NOT FOUND No WPS compatible device can be found Check if there is a distance or interference between the devices COMMUNICAT...

Page 54: ...ME OR OLDER VERSION NO INSTALLATION REQUIRED The firmware has already been updated There is no need to update it POWER TURNED OFF TO CONSERVE BATTERY POWER The power is automatically turned off if AUTO POWER OFF is set to ON the unit runs with the battery and no operation is performed for 5 minutes page 46 12 HOURS LIMITATION RECORDING CANCELLED Recording stops automatically as it cannot be perfor...

Page 55: ...ilter Lights Pantilter error Blinks quickly Etc Changing the settings Blinks Resetting Blinks Blinks Blinks Updating the firmware Blinks Blinks Blinks Formatting media Blinks Blinks Blinks 1 Wireless Access point mode No access point is registered Wireless Direct mode Wired mode LAN cable is not connected 2 Wireless Access point mode The access point is registered but connection has not been estab...

Page 56: ...GE 2 Click the EXEC button on the right of FACTORY PRESET 3 To execute click the EXEC button Deleting Resetting the connection information Delete the connection information stored in the unit Press and hold the reset button of the camera for three seconds with the AC adapter connected The shooting WPS and power buttons blink while the camera is reset Wait until it stops blinking and stays lit ...

Page 57: ...ards do not burn do not short circuit the terminals Keep it away from metallic objects when not in use When transporting carry the battery in a plastic bag do not modify or disassemble do not expose the battery to temperatures exceeding 60 C 140 F as this may cause the battery to overheat explode or catch fire use only specified chargers To prevent damage and prolong service life do not subject to...

Page 58: ...illumination 10 lux GAIN UP ON 1 lux GAIN UP AUTO SLOW SHUTTER Zoom Optical zoom Up to 10x Dynamic zoom Up to 16x DIS OFF Digital zoom Up to 200x Recording media SD SDHC SDXC card commercially available Network standard Wired 10BASE T 100BASE TX Wireless IEEE 802 11b g n 2 4GHz band only Clock battery Rechargeable battery 1 Estimated under the conditions of DIS being set to OFF for the wide W end ...

Page 59: ...C adapter UIA324 12 Power supply AC 100 V 240 V 50 Hz 60 Hz Output DC 12 V 2 A Allowable operating temperature 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F 10 C to 35 C 50 F to 95 F during charging Dimensions mm 44 x 29 x 96 1 3 4 x 1 3 16 x 3 13 16 W H D excluding cord and AC plug Mass Approx 175 g 0 39 lbs Pantilter GV LS2WUP Dimensions mm 128 x 113 x 108 5 1 16 x 4 1 2 x 4 5 16 W H D Mass Approx 625 g 1 4 lbs Ang...

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Page 77: ...t the Live Streaming Camera to your network and digital devices Other information can be found in the Reference Manual Connecting wirelessly to the camera Wi Fi direct Go to page 2 Connecting wirelessly via a Wi Fi LAN router Go to page 7 Connecting to the camera from outside the house Go to page 16 Distribution on Ustream Go to page 24 ...

Page 78: ...ing to the camera install the JVC CAM Control app When connected to the camera your devices will not be able to access the Internet 1 Switch the network mode to DIRECT 2 Connect the AC adapter Once you start the camera the WPS button will blink slowly DIRECT WLAN RESET LAN OFF ETHERNET DC AV MIC PLUG IN POWER DIRECT WLAN RESET LAN OFF ETHERNET DC AV MIC PLUG IN POWER ...

Page 79: ...3 1 Tap on Settings on the application menu screen 2 Tap on Wireless networks 3 Tap on Wi Fi settings 4 Tap on Wi Fi Connecting with Android devices ...

Page 80: ...CCAM where indicates alphanumeric characters 6 Enter your password The default password is password 7 Wait until connection is complete Connection is complete when Connected appears on the display Now you can launch the app Screen images names and or steps may differ depending on the device Note ...

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Page 83: ...Wi Fi LAN Router Please check the packaging or user manual to confirm that your Wi Fi router supports Wi Fi Protected Setup WPS If WPS is supported Go to page 8 If WPS is not supported Go to page 9 If connection fails Go to Page 15 ...

Page 84: ...down the WPS button Once the WPS button stops blinking connection is complete WPS button does not work during start up The Record button will blink red during start up Wait for the Record button to stop blinking then hold down the WPS button DIRECT WLAN RESET LAN OFF ETHERNET DC AV MIC PLUG IN POWER DIRECT WLAN RESET LAN OFF ETHERNET DC AV MIC PLUG IN POWER If WPS is Supported Note ...

Page 85: ...T DC AV MIC PLUG IN POWER 2 Switch the network mode to LAN OFF DIRECT WLAN RESET LAN OFF ETHERNET DC AV MIC PLUG IN POWER 3 Connect the AC adapter A LAN cable cannot be used when the network mode is switched to DIRECT or WLAN Settings will not be changed unless you turn the power OFF before switching the network mode DIRECT WLAN RESET LAN OFF ETHERNET DC AV MIC PLUG IN POWER If WPS is Not Supporte...

Page 86: ...ging settings on OS versions other than Windows 7 please refer to your computer s user manual 1 Click on the Windows Start Menu 2 Click on Control Panel Click on View Network Status and Tasks 3 Click on Local Area Connection Button names may differ depending on your computer ...

Page 87: ...ange the IP address and subnet mask as shown below IP address 192 168 1 101 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Important Once you finish setting up the device write down the current computer settings before making any changes so you can revert to your original settings if necessary ...

Page 88: ...gs screen 1 Open Internet Explorer and enter the following URL http 192 168 1 100 8000 2 Enter the administrator username and password The default username is root and the default password is password 3 Select Wireless Network in Network 4 Click on Search ...

Page 89: ...Access Point you will connect to 6 Enter your password Please refer to your Wi Fi router s user manual for information on Access Point name and password Some routers may have stickers on them with the default settings ...

Page 90: ...ove the LAN cable 2 Switch the network mode to WLAN 3 Turn the camera on When the WPS button light stops blinking and remains lit connection is complete DIRECT WLAN RESET LAN OFF ETHERNET DC AV MIC PLUG IN POWER DIRECT WLAN RESET LAN OFF ETHERNET DC AV MIC PLUG IN POWER ...

Page 91: ...u are unable to connect to WPS Follow the steps described in your router s user manual to connect with WPS Some devices have specific steps that need to be followed to activate WPS If you are unable to connect even after entering the password Check that the password for the router is correct Make sure that the Network Mode is switched to WLAN Always turn the camera power OFF before switching the M...

Page 92: ...e For how to connect the camera to a wireless LAN router see Connecting Wirelessly to Wi Fi LAN Router on page 7 Obtain a DDNS account Obtaining a DDNS account gives you a URL to access the camera See page 17 Set up the DDNS account on your camera Go to page 20 Change the camera s IP address setting to AUTO This applies only when connecting with LAN cable Go to page 22 Register the URL in JVC CAM ...

Page 93: ...17 Obtaining a DDNS Account 1 Open Internet Explorer and enter the following URL https dd3 jvckenwood com user 2 Click on Member Registration 3 Read the User Agreement and click Yes 1 ...

Page 94: ...8 4 Enter your email address username product serial number and password and click Confirm For the product serial number check the sticker attached to where the camera s battery is located 5 Click on OK ...

Page 95: ...egistered email address click on the URL to confirm registration You must access your account within 3 days of registration Your account will be invalidated after 3 days without access 7 Make a copy of the URL WAN for accessing your account Note ...

Page 96: ...rk environment Use the following method if you do not know your camera s IP address i Open JVC CAM Control on your computer ii Check the camera s IP address displayed on the right JVC CAM Control must be installed on your computer in advance The computer and camera should be connected to the same Wi Fi router If you cannot find your camera s IP address if it is not displayed even when using JVC CA...

Page 97: ... Turn DDNS to ON After entering your username and password click Save 4 After setting is complete reboot the camera If your DDNS is not accessed for one year after the completion of this registration your account will be invalidated Note ...

Page 98: ...he camera is wirelessly connected to a Wi Fi LAN router because the IP address is set to Automatic by default 1 Open Settings in your camera via Internet Explorer URL for Settings http camera s IP address 8000 Ex Enter http 192 168 1 100 8000 into the address bar 2 Change the NETWORK SETTINGS on WIRED NETWORK to AUTO then click SAVE 3 ...

Page 99: ...rol The following is an example using JVC CAM Control for Android but the same applies for iOS iPad and Windows 1 Open JVC CAM Control 2 Tap on Camera Registration 3 Tap on Add Camera 4 Enter a camera name any name and URL and tap OK 4 ...

Page 100: ... are connected to the same router For how to connect your camera to the router see Connecting Wirelessly to Wi Fi LAN Router on page 7 To connect 2 or more cameras via ethernet you should change the IP addresses of each cameras to the value that does not overlap Or you may use AUTO setting DHCP In that case cameras obtain IP addresses from your router automatically See Change the camera s IP addre...

Page 101: ...etting 1 Start JVC CAM Control on your computer 2 Click on the camera that is displayed on the right 3 Enter your username and password then click OK At the time of purchase the default username is root and password is password 1 ...

Page 102: ...onJPEG then click OK When streaming HD video select MPEG 2 TS HD Motion JPEG You will need to have Ustream Producer Pro or Ustream Producer Studio which are paid services Photos cannot be taken while the Stream setting MPEG 2 TS 6 Close JVC CAM Control Note ...

Page 103: ...you select the number 1 on the left your camera will be registered as JVC CAM Video 1 To register 2 or more cameras select a number from 2 to 4 and then click the camera 3 Enter your username and password for JVC CAM Driver then click OK At the time of purchase the default username is camuser and password is password Please note that the username differs from JVC CAM Control 2 ...

Page 104: ...hen click OK When streaming HD video select MPEG 2 TS HD You will need to have Ustream Producer Pro or Ustream Producer Studio which are paid services 5 Close JVC CAM driver setup Your camera is now registered as JVC CAM Video 1 ...

Page 105: ...your computer 2 Enter your username and password then click Login If you do not have a Ustream account register an account from the Sign up button If you will not be streaming immediately and would like to only set up the camera then proceed by clicking on Later 3 Click 3 ...

Page 106: ...30 4 Select Add JVC CAM Video 1 Shot 5 Click again and select Add JVC CAM Audio 1 Shot You can skip this step if you are not streaming the camera s audio ...

Page 107: ...31 6 Select the camera that has been added 7 Click and select JVC CAM Audio 1 You can skip this step if you are not streaming the camera s audio ...

Page 108: ...32 8 Click on Start Streaming to begin streaming These steps are applicable as of February 2013 Operation methods may differ depending on the version of Ustream Producer Note ...

Page 109: ...JVC CAM Control for Android User Guide English LYT2562 002A 0812YMHYH OT ...

Page 110: ...ol application ３ For Android smartphone Tap JVC CAM Control Single For Android tablet Tap JVC CAM Control Multi The detailed information of the application is displayed ４ Tap Download For applications that access data or functions of this unit a screen that shows the data or functions that will be used is displayed ５ Confirm the content and tap Agree and Download Downloading starts Deleting the Ap...

Page 111: ...he camera via Wi Fi beforehand ２ Tap CAMERA SELECT 3 Tap a found network camera To connect to a camera over the Internet tap ADD CAMERA and enter the URL manually ４ Enter USERNAME and PASSWORD and then tap OK The user name is root and the password is password by default After connection press the Return button to finish 3 ...

Page 112: ...tilter Change the camera angle To change the tilting speed tap Camera name Camera resource display Appears when outputting images to this terminal Appears when outputting audio to this terminal Appears when the camera can be controlled on this terminal PRESET buttons Restores the camera s pan tile and zoom position To save the current pan tilt and zoom position tap and then a preset button Centeri...

Page 113: ...on to unlock Focus Adjust the focus automatically Adjust the focus manually Tap and to adjust CAMERA SELECT Select a camera to connect CAMERA RESOURCE Select whether to receive images audio on this terminal Select whether to control cameras on this terminal CAMERA SETTINGS Set the brightness shutter speed etc APP SETTINGS Change the application settings 5 ...

Page 114: ... ２ Tap an item to change CONNECTION Uncheck to disconnect the camera VIDEO Uncheck to cancel receiving images from the camera AUDIO Uncheck to cancel receiving audio from the camera CONTROL Uncheck to prevent a user from controlling the camera on this terminal STREAM SETTING Set the streaming format output by the camera Cannot be used when connected over the Internet MPEG 2 TS HD M JPEG MPEG 2 TS ...

Page 115: ...AIN AFTER CAERA SELECT Return to Pan Tilt screen when the camera is connected VIDEO Set the default values for camera registration Uncheck to cancel receiving images from the camera AUDIO Set the default values for camera registration Uncheck to cancel receiving audio from the camera CONTROL Set the default values for camera registration Uncheck to prevent a user from controlling the camera on thi...

Page 116: ...ion to add To connect to a camera over the Internet tap ADD CAMERA and enter the URL manually ５ Enter USERNAME and PASSWORD and then tap OK The user name is root and the password is password by default ６ To register multiple cameras repeat steps 3 to 5 Up to 4 cameras can be registered ７ Tap After connection press the Return button on the monitoring screen to finish 8 ...

Page 117: ...only Image screen To change the camera angle drag on the screen GV LS1 only Double tap a position to zoom in 4 times Double tap again to return to normal Camera angle Zoom Recording Standby Recording in progress Record standby Recording quality Estimate of available recording time Battery display Running on battery Running on AC adapter To the SETTING screen Camera selection Tap to switch cameras ...

Page 118: ...g Adjust the camera pan horizontal angle to the center Camera angle Virtual view On Off Tap to change the camera angle appropriately for the tablet tilt Tap again to turn off May not work properly depending on the type of the sensor equipped on the terminal Enlarged monitoring screen 10 ...

Page 119: ...ION Uncheck to disconnect the camera VIDEO Uncheck to cancel receiving images from the camera AUDIO Uncheck to cancel receiving audio from the camera CONTROL Uncheck to prevent a user from controlling the camera on this terminal STREAM SETTING Set the streaming format output by the camera Cannot be used when connected over the Internet MPEG 2 TS HD M JPEG MPEG 2 TS SD M JPEG Set up to stream etc Y...

Page 120: ...hange the background SPLASH Uncheck to skip the startup screen VIDEO Set the default values for camera registration Uncheck to cancel receiving images from the camera AUDIO Set the default values for camera registration Uncheck to cancel receiving audio from the camera CONTROL Set the default values for camera registration Uncheck to prevent a user from controlling the camera on this terminal 12 ...

Page 121: ...s is the instruction manual for the software for iPhone for Live Streaming Camera GV LS2 GV LS1 made by JVC KENWOOD Corporation The models compatible with this app are iPhone 4 iPhone 4S or the 4th generation iPod touch with iOS 5 1 1 English ...

Page 122: ...wing Video 2 6 Stopping Video Viewing 2 7 Exiting the App 2 Chapter 2 Advanced Operations Using the Internet to View Video from a Camera in a Remote Location 3 Chapter 3 Screen Descriptions CAMERA SELECT Screen 4 Monitor Display 5 CAMERA RESOURCE SETTING Screen 9 CAMERA SETTINGS Screen 10 APP SETTINGS Screen 11 JVC CAM Control for iPhone User Guide Table of Contents ...

Page 123: ...e listed From the listed cameras touch the camera you want to use A login screen is displayed Log in to the camera using the username and password that you set in the camera setup Caution To prevent video from being leaked accidentally to third parties be sure to change the username and password that are set when the camera is shipped For details on changing the username and password refer to the ...

Page 124: ... functions of each button refer to Chapter 3 Screen Descriptions 6 Stopping Video Viewing Touch the SETTING button at the bottom of the monitor display and then touch the CAMERA SELECT button A disconnection confirmation screen is displayed Touch OK to disconnect 7 Exiting the App Press the iPhone Home button to exit the app Chapter 1 Quick Operation Guide ...

Page 125: ...tart logging in 6 After successfully logging in you can operate the camera in the same way as the other cameras Chapter 2 Advanced Operations Caution Viewing video may not be possible depending on your provider or network configuration t If you cannot view video properly first check the settings carefully and if the problem persists contact your provider or network administrator Video from the sam...

Page 126: ...tton Displays the setting screen Camera registration slots Register cameras in this location Touch to select the slot in which to register the camera ADD CAMERA button Use to add a camera manually Use in situations such as when viewing a camera in a remote location via the Internet ...

Page 127: ...anges the direction of the camera Touch to change the movement speed PRESET REC FOCUS SETTING Camera direction zoom ratio Recording stopped indicators Recording Stopped Recording quality SD card indicators SD card inserted SD card not inserted Write lock applied Approximate time available for recording Power indicators When battery power used When AC power used ...

Page 128: ... PRESET PRESET buttons You can restore pan tilt and zoom positions for the camera Touch before touching a PRESET button to save the current pan tilt and zoom positions of the camera Return camera to center Returns the camera direction to the center ...

Page 129: ...arts or stops video recording To record a video touch the button to unlock and then start recording To record the camera stream setting must be MotionJPEG and an SD card must be inserted FOCUS Adjusts the focus automatically Use to adjust the focus manually Adjust by touching the and buttons ...

Page 130: ...or canceling the camera currently being used and selecting another camera CAMERA RESOURCE Displays the screen for configuring the video and audio settings Use to configure camera settings such as the shutter speed and video brightness APP SETTINGS Use to configure settings related to the app ...

Page 131: ... of the camera so use the setting appropriate for the time or situation MPEG 2 TS HD MotionJPEG t Use to stream via the Internet in HD quality using Camera Driver Recording onto the camera cannot be performed in this mode MPEG 2 TS SD MotionJPEG t Use to stream via the Internet in standard quality using Camera Driver Recording onto the camera cannot be performed in this mode MotionJPEG t Recording...

Page 132: ... 3 Screen Descriptions CAMERA SETTINGS Screen Use to configure settings for the currently used camera 1 Touch 2 Touch CAMERA SETTINGS 3 Select the item to set by touching it Configure the settings for the camera ...

Page 133: ...SPLASH Sets whether to display the splash screen after starting the app GO TO MAIN AFTER CAMERA SELECT Sets whether to display the monitor display after selecting a camera When set to OFF the CAMERA RESOURCE SETTING screen is displayed after selecting a camera CAMERA RESOURCE SETTING VIDEO When registering the camera set whether to use video AUDIO When registering the camera set whether to use aud...

Page 134: ... Guide English This is the instruction manual for the software for iPad for Live Streaming Camera GV LS2 GV LS1 made by JVC KENWOOD Corporation The models compatible with this app are iPad iPad2 or the new iPad 2012 with iOS 5 1 1 ...

Page 135: ... 2 7 Exiting the App 2 Chapter 2 Advanced Operations Viewing Video from Multiple Cameras 3 Using Body Movements to Operate the Camera 4 Using the Internet to View Video from a Camera in a Remote Location 5 Chapter 3 Screen Descriptions CAMERA REGISTRATION Screen 6 Monitor Display 7 Monitor Display Enlarged Display 8 CAMERA SETTINGS 9 APP SETTINGS 10 JVC CAM Control for iPad User Guide Table of Con...

Page 136: ...ht side of the display the cameras in your network are listed From the listed cameras touch the camera you want to use A login screen is displayed Log in to the camera using the username and password that you set in the camera setup Caution To prevent video from being leaked accidentally to third parties be sure to change the username and password that are set when the camera is shipped For detail...

Page 137: ...ons of each button refer to Chapter 3 Screen Descriptions 6 Stopping Video Viewing First touch the button in the top right of the monitor display to return to the CAMERA REGISTRATION screen To stop viewing video touch the CAMERA RELEASE button in the CAMERA REGISTRATION screen to cancel the camera registration 7 Exiting the App Press the iPad Home button to exit the app Chapter 1 Quick Operation G...

Page 138: ...TION screen select the slot in which to register the camera 2 In the camera list on the right side of the screen touch the camera to use and log in For details on logging in refer to 4 Registering the Camera to Use in Chapter 1 Quick Operation Guide 3 Touch the Back button in the top left of the screen to display the monitor display 4 You can now select a camera video by touching a camera thumbnai...

Page 139: ...Pad in the body position shown in the diagram 3 Touch the Unlock button in the enlarged monitor display to enable the sensor 4 You can now operate the camera by rotating your body or tilting the iPad up or down 5 To disable this operation temporarily touch the Lock button again Chapter 2 Advanced Operations Using Body Movements to Operate the Camera A unique feature of the iPad version is the abil...

Page 140: ...era 5 Touch START to start logging in 6 After successfully logging in you can operate the camera in the same way as the other cameras Chapter 2 Advanced Operations Caution Viewing video may not be possible depending on your provider or network configuration t If you cannot view video properly first check the settings carefully and if the problem persists contact your provider or network administra...

Page 141: ...r situation MPEG 2 TS HD MotionJPEG t Use to stream via the Internet in HD quality using Camera Driver Recording onto the camera cannot be performed in this mode MPEG 2 TS SD MotionJPEG t Use to stream via the Internet in standard quality using Camera Driver Recording onto the camera cannot be performed in this mode MotionJPEG t Recording onto the camera can only be performed in this mode Caution ...

Page 142: ...splay Camera direction zoom ratio Recording stopped indicators Recording Stopped Recording quality SD card indicators SD card inserted SD card not inserted Write lock applied Approximate time available for recording Power indicators When battery power used When AC power used To the setting screen Camera registration slots Touch to change the camera displayed in the video display 0 Start recording ...

Page 143: ...isplay normal display 3 Return pan direction to center Returns the pan direction horizontal direction to the center 4 Camera direction 5 Lock button Touch to enable the camera direction to change according to the tilt of the tablet Touch again to turn off Monitor Display Enlarged Display 3 ...

Page 144: ...9 Chapter 3 Screen Descriptions CAMERA SETTINGS Changing the Camera Settings 1 Touch 2 Touch CAMERA SETTINGS 3 Select the item to set by touching it ...

Page 145: ...hat indicates the range available for 4x zoom ZOOM SPEED Sets the speed for zooming the camera BACKGROUND You can change the background color of the app SPLASH Sets whether to display the splash screen after starting the app CAMERA RESOURCE SETTING VIDEO When registering the camera set whether to use video AUDIO When registering the camera set whether to use audio CONTROL When registering the came...

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