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PTZ   Settings   

   

This   section   allows   controlling   the   pan/tilt   behavior   of   the   EasyCam.   The   camera   

allows   you   to   store   up   to   16   predefined   locations,   which   you   can   recall   from   the   
live   video   page.   This   configuration   screen   provides   additional   options.   
   
Disable   preset:   Enables   or   disables   the   pan/tilt   preset   function.   
   
Started   running   to   the   specified   preset:   This   is   a   fancy   way   of   saying   that   the   
camera   will   move   to   a   certain   preset   number   after   it   has   been   restarted.      

   
PTZ   speed:   Determines   how   fast   the   camera   moves   to   a   PTZ   preset.   
   
Cruise   Views:   In   Cruise   mode,   the   camera   pans   from   side   to   side   or   up,   down   
and   up   again.   If   this   parameter   is   set   to   “Always,”   the   camera   will   continue   until   
you   use   any   of   the   directional   keys   to   stop   the   Cruise   mode.   If   you   want   the   
Cruise   mode   only   to   stay   on   for   a   certain   amount   of   time,   you   can   select   a   value   

from   1   to   10.

 

   

Alarm   Log   

Motion   detection   events   are   listed   here.   

Maintenance   

   

This   menu   allows   you   to   reboot   the   EasyCam,   restore   all   configuration   values   to   
the   factory   defaults,   and   upgrade   the   firmware.   A   new   firmware   version   may   be   
released   from   time   to   time   to   improve   the   performance   of   the   camera   or   to   add   
new   features.   You   can   find   the   latest   firmware   for   your   EasyCam   at   
manhattanproducts.com.      

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

For   specifications,   go   to   manhattanproducts.com.   

   

   

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Page 1: ... EASYCAM USER MANUAL MODELS 551359 551373 551489 MAN 551359 551373 551489 UM 0714 01 ...

Page 2: ...moving its lens up and down and to the left and right Connect to the camera with your computer 1 Connect your computer to the same router as the camera either wirelessly or with a network cable 2 Open up the network environment within Windows Windows XP Click on My Network Places Windows 7 Locate and click on the Network icon on the desktop Windows 8 8 1 Open the desktop first and then locate and ...

Page 3: ...to the camera with the user name admin and the password admin Note that if the password has been changed before you will of course need to use the updated password 6 Select the correct Sign In method below Note that if you are using Microsoft MS Internet Explorer IE you will need to use the ActiveX Mode and you also must be running Internet Explorer as a computer administrator If you do not wish t...

Page 4: ... MS Internet Explorer ActiveX Installation Procedure MS Internet Explorer must be executed with administrator rights Right click on the link green circle then select Save target as ...

Page 5: ...the desktop and then save the file Once the download has finished on Windows 7 and 8 you will likely see a warning message that this file could harm your computer This is perfectly normal and should not alarm you Click Actions ...

Page 6: ...ou will be asked to enter administrator credentials After you have done so the installation of the ActiveX control will commence Windows XP users Simply double click the Manhattan exe to start the installation process The installation will only take a few moments Click Finish when done ...

Page 7: ...Return to the MS Internet Explorer window and click Refresh Notice the message on the bottom of the screen Click Allow Click again on ActiveX for IE and you will then see the camera s live video ...

Page 8: ...cameras in a Web browser For that to work the other cameras will need to be added to the camera configuration which is explained in the next section You can store Set or recall Call up to 16 preset positions with these controls With these controls you can record video on your computer s hard drive MSIE only or you can take a snapshot and either view it or save it anywhere you like MSIE only Listen...

Page 9: ...This is how the camera will identify itself on your network Date Time Your EasyCam is equipped with an internal clock and here you set it up Select the time zone that matches your location pick an NTP server from the drop down list and activate the automatic time update User Accounts You can set up three different user accounts The guest account only allows viewing the video but it does not allow ...

Page 10: ...and password for the camera and then click Add IP Settings Under normal circumstances there is no need to make any changes to this section Automatic IP address should be enabled unless you know exactly what you are doing Disable the automatic mode and you will have access to fields such as IP Address Gateway and DNS Server1 Make sure that you provide information that is suitable for your network o...

Page 11: ... assigns to you changes If you never want to access the camera remotely over the Internet it wouldn t matter and you can skip this section If you want to connect to your camera from outside your network however the changing IP addresses will make this very complicated as you never know under which IP address you can reach your camera DDNS is the solution Services like DYNDNS ORG allow you to sign ...

Page 12: ...n Cruise mode the camera pans from side to side or up down and up again If this parameter is set to Always the camera will continue until you use any of the directional keys to stop the Cruise mode If you want the Cruise mode only to stay on for a certain amount of time you can select a value from 1 to 10 Alarm Log Motion detection events are listed here Maintenance This menu allows you to reboot ...

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