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4. Preparations 

4.1. Description of parts 

1.  MAGINON IP Security Camera IPC-1
2. Mounting 

bracket 

3. Network 

cable 

4. AC 

adaptor

5. WiFi 

antenna 

6.  Connector for alarm device
7.  Assembly kit (not shown) 
8.  Software CD (not shown) 
9.  Instruction manual (not shown) 
10. Warranty documents (not shown) 

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Summary of Contents for 40747

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Page 2: ...nd remedies in respect of the product that the consumer has under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and similar state and territory laws Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded unde...

Page 3: ...ll need the enclosed warranty card and your proof of purchase Keep these safely together with these user instructions and be sure to pass the user instructions on to any new user or owner 1 Contents o...

Page 4: ...nd to camera 9 4 3 2 Fixing the security camera 9 4 3 3 Completing the camera installation 10 5 Installing the security camera 11 5 1 System requirements 11 5 2 Installing the hardware 11 5 3 Installi...

Page 5: ...26 6 9 Email settings 28 6 10 FTP settings 30 6 11 Alarm settings 32 6 12 Head settings 34 6 13 Resetting 35 6 14 Rebooting 35 7 Using the security camera 36 7 1 Accessing the camera 36 7 2 Controllin...

Page 6: ...operate electronic equipment The camera accessories and packaging are not toys for children to play with and should therefore be kept away from children There could be a risk of electrocution poisonin...

Page 7: ...cution Switch off if camera or receiver has been dropped or if housing is damaged there is danger of fire and electrocution The camera and its components may not be dismantled modified or repaired the...

Page 8: ...dequate ventilation Take special care to ensure that no ventilation openings are covered by newspapers tablecloths or curtains Never place open sources of fire onto or beside the camera Damage to the...

Page 9: ...GINON IP Security Camera IPC 1 2 Mounting bracket 3 Network cable 4 AC adaptor 5 WiFi antenna 6 Connector for alarm device 7 Assembly kit not shown 8 Software CD not shown 9 Instruction manual not sho...

Page 10: ...8 4 2 Views of the camera 1 5 4 3 2 6 7 1 Lens 2 Infrared LED 3 Sensor 4 WiFi antenna 5 Network socket LAN 6 Alarm socket in out 7 Power supply socket 5V DC 8 Reset button 8 90 270...

Page 11: ...foot using the screws supplied in the assembly kit 4 3 2 Fixing the security camera Place the camera s threaded tripod bolt onto the mounting plate of the foot and screw the camera tight using the tri...

Page 12: ...pleting the camera installation Screw the antenna plug onto the antenna socket on the rear side of the camera Connect UIF DBNFSB UP UIF QPXFS TVQQMZ BOE OBMMZ QMVH UIF QPXFS TVQQMZ JOUP BO FMFDUSJDBM...

Page 13: ...Byte or higher Network card 10M or higher Graphics card 512 MByte or higher Internetbrowser Internet Explorer from version 7 Firefox from version 3 Google Chrome Safari Opera newest version Display re...

Page 14: ...CDMenu CDMenu exe program Click on supra IPCam to install the supra IPCam Config program Follow the on screen instructions until the software has been fully installed 8IFO JOTUBMMBUJPO JT DPNQMFUF ZP...

Page 15: ...th the router and the power source Then open the program supra IPCam Config Within the program go to Start search to display a list of available security cameras From the list select the camera you wa...

Page 16: ...r s network settings Further information on network setup can also be found in Section 6 5 Network Settings Click Apply to accept the amended settings You will then be asked to enter the BENJOJTUSBUPS...

Page 17: ...the camera via your browser using the address found Accessing correctly will cause the log on window in the camera software to open The camera is shipped with the user BDDPVOU TFU UP iBENJOw OP QBTTXP...

Page 18: ...the only one required is TCP This camera is then accessed from the Internet under the address http xxx xxx xxx xxx 81 where xxx xxx xxx xxx is the Internet address of the router YUFSOBM QPSU JT TQFDJ...

Page 19: ...FMFWBOU PQUJPOT BWBJMBCMF UP ZPV Bring up the camera on your Internet browser see Section 7 1 and log on via a user account with administrator s permissions The camera has been shipped with the user B...

Page 20: ...on the network PS BT B VOJRVF JEFOUJ FS XIFSF NPSF UIBO POF DBNFSB JT CFJOH VTFE OUFS UIF DBNFSB T DIPTFO OBNF JO UIF UFYU FME UIFO DMJDL Save The camera name may consist of any characters and may be...

Page 21: ...XJUI 51 TFSWFSw JT OPU TFMFDUFE UIJT NFUIPE NBZ CF VTFE to set the date and time Time zone from the list select the time zone in which the camera is located Synchronize with NTP server where date and...

Page 22: ...y also be left blank To delete a user account click i FMFUFw BU UIF FOE PG UIF MJOF G B user account has been deleted unintentionally but the changes IBWF OPU ZFU CFFO DPO SNFE CZ DMJDLJOH i4BWFw ZPV...

Page 23: ...om the server or router Web interface port connections within a network are handled via so called ports allowing the server and each device client attached to it to work via different ports sharing a...

Page 24: ...SFTT BT UIF iEFGBVMU HBUFXBZw standard gateway the camera s address must be 192 168 1 x where x can be any value between 2 and 254 not yet being used by the network Example 192 168 1 100 Subnet mask t...

Page 25: ...quent required data regarding the wireless network is contained within the router or access point being used to control this network Bring up the router s or access point s settings on screen and open...

Page 26: ...to start an automatic search for available wireless OFUXPSLT 5IFO TFMFDU UIF EFTJSFE OFUXPSL GSPN UIF MJTU CZ NBSLJOH JU VOEFS i4FMFDUJPOw BOE DMJDLJOH iUse Where encryption data is needed for the sel...

Page 27: ...etwork Where UPnP is supported by the router and activated the required SFXBMM TFUUJOHT BSF NBEF BVUPNBUJDBMMZ CZ JU Mark Use UPNP where UPNP is to be used for connecting to the security camera By EFG...

Page 28: ...server DDNS Dyna NJD PNBJO BNF 4FSWFS GPS UIF TFDVSJUZ DBNFSB VTJOH B YFE BEESFTT 5P SFHJTUFS B YFE OUFSOFU BEESFTT GSFF PG DIBSHF QPJOU ZPVS OUFSOFU CSPXTFS UP http supracam net and choose Register B...

Page 29: ...O UIF i PNBJO OBNFw UFYU FME FOUFS UIF OBNF ZPV TQFDJ FE VQPO SFHJTUSBUJPO O UIF DBTF of one camera only this is generally the user name and in the case of more than one registered camera you should...

Page 30: ...e SMTP if an email should be sent in the event of an alarm Please note that for this to happen the alarm must be activated under Alarm settings The following required data on the email account to be u...

Page 31: ...h to receive notification at the email address from which the alarm messages are to be sent you should also include this address as a recipient Send IP address you can use this option to specify wheth...

Page 32: ...ver to be used for this purpose Activate Use FTP if images from the security camera are to be uploaded to an FTP server Server enter the address of the FTP server Port enter the port via which the FTP...

Page 33: ...not ticked a preset file name will be used for storing images File name enter your own file name here When images are stored this name will be used together with sequential number suffixes Specify ma...

Page 34: ...n alarm Motion detection tick this option to activate movement detection Sensitivity specify a level of sensitivity 0 to 9 for movement detection Compensation for changes in light this option may be s...

Page 35: ...or when the voltage disappears low setting Report to email activate this option if notification by email should occur in the event of an alarm Report at FTP activate this option if images should be st...

Page 36: ...tivate this option if the camera head should adopt a certain position when the security camera is switched on Position on switching on specify which position the camera head should adopt when switched...

Page 37: ...s made to date Rebooting takes about 30 seconds Please wait until the log on is displayed again in the browser window Note t PJOH UIJT XJMM DBVTF BMM QSFWJPVTMZ NBEF TFUUJOHT UP CF MPTU t G UIF OFUXPS...

Page 38: ...of the security camera If you wish to access the camera from a com puter on the same local network you may also enter the local network address Log on by entering a user name and where relevant the as...

Page 39: ...ettings As User you can only access the camera image but not use any of the controls or undertake any settings 7 2 1 Moving the camera head The direction buttons may be used to move the camera head in...

Page 40: ...trol output can be enabled and disabled here 7 2 2 Storing positions 6OEFS i1PTJUJPOTw ZPV BSF BCMF UP TUPSF VQ UP YFE QPTJUJPOT GPS UIF DBNFSB IFBE BOE UIFO recall these directly Click the buttons pe...

Page 41: ...ng used outdoors select the Outdoors setting Brightness specify a brightness level between 0 and 6 inclusive The higher this figure the brighter the camera image will be Contrast specify a contrast le...

Page 42: ...y also be accessed using mobile devices such as smartphones or tablet PCs Use the mobile device s browser to go to the camera s homepage and use the NPCJMF EFWJDF BDDFTT QPJOU CFMPX UIF MPH PO FMET En...

Page 43: ...41 The camera image will then appear complete with control buttons for moving the camera head Further camera settings are not possible via mobile devices but may only be made using a PC based browser...

Page 44: ...includes interference that can impair the function or cause malfunctioning In the event of the device causing radio or television interference this can be easily determined by switching the device on...

Page 45: ...e use the return and collection points in your local authority district or consult the retailer from whom the product was bought This will prevent potential detrimental effects on the environment and...

Page 46: ...IP SMTP DHCP DDNS UPnP WiFi standards IEEE 802 11 b g LAN connection 10 100 Mbps RJ 45 Movement angle 270 horizontally 90 vertically Power supply Input 100 240V 50 60 Hz Output 5 V 2 0A Connections LA...

Page 47: ...DNS 26 Device status 17 DHCP 14 21 Digital input output 7 32 ff 37 Direction 37 Direction buttons 37 Disposal 32 DNS server 22 E Email settings 28 Encryption 24 F Firewall 15 FTP settings 30 FTP serve...

Page 48: ...on 39 Router 11 15ff S Safety instructions 4ff Sensor 44 Service 32 Smartphones 40 SMTP server 28 Software installation 12 Speed of head movement 34 Standard gateway 22 Store position 38 Subnet mask 2...

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Page 50: ...supra Foto Elektronik Vertriebs GmbH Denisstr 28A 67663 Kaiserslautern Germany 40747 12 2012 2615 1618...

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