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Note: For cameras with two microSD card slots, you will only be able to configure the microSD card that is
inserted first, in either card slot. The second microSD card slot is reserved for future features.

Enabling Onboard Storage

To use the camera’s onboard storage feature, you must first insert an SD card into the camera. Refer to the camera’s
installation manual for the location of the SD card slot.

Note: For cameras with two microSD card slots, you will only be able to configure the microSD card that is
inserted first, in either card slot. The second microSD card slot is reserved for future features.

1. On the Storage page, select the Enable Onboard Storage check box.

2. By default, the camera is set to only record to the SD card when it is unable to communicate with the network

video management server. If you prefer to have the camera record video to both the network video
management server and to the SD card, clear the Record only when server connection is interrupted check box
to disable the setting.

3. Select one of the following recording modes:

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Continuous: the camera never stops recording to the SD card.

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On Motion: the camera only records when there is motion in the scene.

The recorded video will be divided into files no more than five minutes in length or 100 MB in size.

4. On the Compression and Image Rate page, make sure the format is set to H.264 to maximize the SD card

recording capacity and performance.

Downloading Recorded Video from the Web Interface

Listed in the Recordings section are all the videos that have been recorded to the SD card.

It is recommended that you download recorded video from the web interface. However, if your bandwidth is limited,
you can choose to download the recorded video directly from the SD card.

To download recorded video from the web interface, perform the following:

1. On the Storage page, select the check box beside all the videos you want to download.

To help you find the video you want, you can filter the videos by date and time. Select the Filter check box then
select the time range.

2. Click Download.

The selected video files are automatically downloaded to your browser’s default Downloads folder. If you are
prompted by the browser, allow the download to occur.

Enabling Onboard Storage

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Summary of Contents for BX-BO-IR

Page 1: ...Camera Web Interface User Guide IndigoVision Camera Models SP 20MP MS 360 UX D UX DP BX BO IR SP 320 BO UX D IR UX DP IR BX DO IR SP 640 BO UX DO PTZ DC GX DO IR SP DO IR UX DO IR PTZ DP UX B UX DC UX BO IR UX DC IR ...

Page 2: ...ferred to in this manual are trademarks of their respective owners Save as otherwise agreed with IndigoVision Limited and or IndigoVision Inc this manual is provided without express representation and or warranty of any kind To the fullest extent permitted by applicable laws IndigoVision Limited and IndigoVision Inc disclaim all implied representations warranties conditions and or obligations of e...

Page 3: ...Contact address IndigoVision Limited Charles Darwin House The Edinburgh Technopole Edinburgh EH26 0PY iii ...

Page 4: ... Still Image 5 Setup 7 General 7 Network 8 Configuring 802 1x Port Based Authentication 10 Switching 802 1X Authentication Profiles 11 Deleting an 802 1X Authentication Profile 11 Configuring SNMP 11 IP Filter 12 Image and Display 13 Adjustments 18 Compression and Image Rate 20 Enabling SmartCodec Technology Settings 21 Viewing the RTSP Stream URI 21 Accessing the Still Image URI 22 SmartCodec Tec...

Page 5: ...rs 28 Adding a User 28 Editing Users and Passwords 29 Removing a User 29 Keeping Usernames and Passwords After Firmware Revert 29 System 30 Upgrading the Camera Firmware 30 Device Log 30 IndigoVision Multisensor Dome Camera 32 Changing Settings Per Camera Head 32 Enabling and Disabling IR LEDs 33 PTZ Camera 34 Creating PTZ Tours 34 Editing PTZ Tours 35 Defining PTZ Limits 35 v ...

Page 6: ...llation guide have been completed Tip Features and options are disabled if they are not supported by the camera System Requirements The web interface can be accessed from any Windows Mac or mobile device using one of the following browsers l Microsoft Edge version 44 or later l Mozilla Firefox version 3 6 or later l Google Chrome version 8 0 or later l Apple Safari version 5 0 or later l Android 2...

Page 7: ... a user with administrator privileges before the device will be operational For more information see Creating the Initial User and Logging In below Creating the Initial User and Logging In Cameras do not have a default username and password and will be in a factory default state Important You must create a user with administrator privileges before the camera is operational If the camera is in the ...

Page 8: ...dministrator privileges before the camera will be operational Use these credentials when logging in Tip It is recommended that you add a password after your first login For more information see Editing Users and Passwords on page 29 Logging In 3 ...

Page 9: ...a Using the Camera Zoom and Focus Controls l To zoom out move the slider towards the right l To zoom in move the slider towards the left l To focus towards zero l Click to take a large step l Click to take a small step l Click 0 to focus at zero l To focus towards infinity l Click to take a large step l Click to take a small step l Click Inf to focus at infinity l If the camera supports auto focus...

Page 10: ...oint l Or click and drag your mouse from center to move the camera in that direction The farther the arrow is from center the faster the camera will move 3 To perform a guard tour select an option from the Tours drop down list then click Start To setup a tour see Creating PTZ Tours on page 34 4 To stop a guard tour click Stop You can pause a tour at any time just by using the other PTZ controls Sa...

Page 11: ...Live View page is automatically saved to the SD card To download the snapshot see Downloading Recorded Video from the Web Interface on page 26 Saving a Still Image 6 ...

Page 12: ...mperature Detection cameras see the H4 Thermal Elevated Temperature Detection Camera User Guide General When you select Setup the first page you see is the General page The General page allows you to set the camera s identity Tip Features and options are disabled if they are not supported by the camera Important IndigoVision Multisensor cameras have multiple camera heads in a single camera Some se...

Page 13: ...Name l Display Location 7 In the Time Settings area select how the camera keeps time l If you prefer to manually set the camera s date and time enter the time zone on this page l Select the Automatically adjust clock for Daylight Savings Time check box if required l If you prefer to auto synchronize the camera s date and time with an NTP server configure the NTP server on the Network page At the b...

Page 14: ...Enable IPv6 check box to configure the following settings Note Enabling IPv6 does not disable IPv4 settings a Select the Accept Router Advertisements check box if using Stateless Address Auto Configuration b From the DHCPv6 State drop down list select one of the following l Auto DHCPv6 state is determined by router advertisements RA Note The Accept Router Advertisements setting must be enabled for...

Page 15: ...another alternate DNS server to this field In the case that both the preferred server and the first alternate server are unavailable the camera will attempt to connect to this server 6 In the Control Ports area you can specify which control ports are used to access the camera You can enter any port number between 1 and 65534 The default port numbers are l HTTP Port 80 If you want to limit camera a...

Page 16: ...icate and private key are uploaded to the camera The uploaded files are used to generate a unique certificate to authenticate the camera The unique certificate is displayed in the Uploaded Certificate field 3 Click Save Config to save the authentication profile If this is the first profile added to the camera it is automatically enabled Saved configurations are listed under Saved 802 1X Configurat...

Page 17: ... be sent when the camera temperature rises above or falls below the supported threshold A notification will also be sent when the camera temperature returns to normal l Camera Tampering a trap notification will be sent when the camera s video analytics detects a sudden scene change l Edge Storage Status a trap notification will be sent when the status of the SD card changes l SNMP v3 Using SNMP v3...

Page 18: ...o deny access to the specific IP address entries you will make below This is the default option 4 Add all the IP Filter Entries that you would like to either deny or allow access a Click to add an entry to the IP filter list b In the IPv4 IPv6 or CIDR range field that appears enter the IPv4 IPv6 or CIDR range of IP addresses that you would like to filter c Continue to add more entries to the list ...

Page 19: ...l Some IndigoVision High Definition IP cameras have electronic zoom and focus controls and you can set the camera s zoom and focus through this page as well 1 Use the Zoom slider to adjust the camera s zoom position l To zoom out move the slider towards the right l To zoom in move the slider towards the left 2 To manually focus the camera use the Focus buttons l To focus towards zero l Click to ta...

Page 20: ...the IR cut filter and switch to monochrome mode If IR illuminators are enabled they also turn on l Check the Restore Automatic after Timeout box to automatically restore the Day Night mode to Automatic after a certain timeout period The Timeout field can be assigned a value between 5s and 3600s for the timeout period l Use the Day Night Threshold slider to set the day night threshold Move the slid...

Page 21: ...ch from night mode to day mode When disabled the camera will use a less optimal method to determine if the light level is sufficient to switch to day mode Note Disabling the night visibility check could delay the camera from transitioning between night and day modes and make the transition time less optimal For example the camera stays in night mode 30 minutes longer than it needs to 6 To adjust t...

Page 22: ... possible opening This allows the most light into the camera but places less of the scene in focus Larger f numbers negative EV result in a smaller maximum opening placing more of the scene in focus The camera will automatically correct for the decreased light by using a higher gain or a longer exposure time l Preferred Iris You can set an ideal iris opening to give a well exposed and well focused...

Page 23: ...w Medium or High l Enable Image Stabilization If your PTZ dome camera is mounted to a pole or other surface that may be prone to shaking or vibrations select this check box to enable the camera s built in image stabilization feature 8 Click Apply to save your changes Adjustments On the Adjustments page you can control the video image color contrast and brightness settings The Adjustments page also...

Page 24: ...he least amount of contrast while 100 applies the most contrast between objects in the image 4 Use the White Balance drop down list to select how the white balance settings are controlled l Automatic The camera will automatically control the white balance l Custom Manually set the Red and Blue levels l Dominant Color Compensation if available This option enables an alternate auto white balance alg...

Page 25: ...he heads on the All Heads tab while other settings should be set for each individual head using the Head 1 to Head 4 tabs When configuring a Multisensor camera be sure to check that you have configured both the global and the individual head settings Note The camera may automatically adjust compression quality in order to abide by the bandwidth cap specified 1 In the Format drop down list select t...

Page 26: ...xel change motion to detect foreground objects and therefore uses the standard Motion Detection sensitivity settings of the camera Note Additionally advanced settings can also be updated on the SmartCodec Advanced Settings page For more information see SmartCodec Technology Advanced Settings on the next page 1 Select the Enable check box to enable the SmartCodec features 2 In the Min Image Rate fi...

Page 27: ...Rate page you can access the last still image frame that the camera recorded l To access the still image click the URI link in the Still Image URI area The last recorded frame of video from the camera s secondary stream is displayed You can choose to save or print the image directly from the browser SmartCodec Technology Advanced Settings On the SmartCodec Technology Advanced Settings page you can...

Page 28: ...ads on the All Heads tab while other settings should be set for each individual head using the Head 1 to Head 4 tabs When configuring a Multisensor camera be sure to check that you have configured both the global and the individual head settings Note This motion detection setting configures pixel change detection in the camera s field of view 1 Define the motion detection area The entire field of ...

Page 29: ...ould be set for each individual head using the Head 1 to Head 4 tabs When configuring a Multisensor camera be sure to check that you have configured both the global and the individual head settings To set the options for tampering 1 In the Sensitivity field enter a number between 1 and 10 to define how sensitive the camera is to a sudden change in the scene The higher the setting the more sensitiv...

Page 30: ...configuring a Multisensor camera be sure to check that you have configured both the global and the individual head settings Setting a Privacy Zone 1 To add a privacy zone click Add A privacy zone box is added to the video image Note For IndigoVision PTZ cameras the privacy zone may shift slightly when the camera performs an e flip If this is a concern we recommend drawing a slightly larger privacy...

Page 31: ... the following recording modes l Continuous the camera never stops recording to the SD card l On Motion the camera only records when there is motion in the scene The recorded video will be divided into files no more than five minutes in length or 100 MB in size 4 On the Compression and Image Rate page make sure the format is set to H 264 to maximize the SD card recording capacity and performance D...

Page 32: ...put a In the Digital Inputs area enter a name for the digital input in the Name field b Select the appropriate state from the Circuit State drop down list The options are l Normally Open l Normally Closed c Click Apply to save your changes Once the digital input is connected to the camera you will see the connection status in the Circuit Current State area The status is typically Open or Closed 2 ...

Page 33: ...then click Apply Users On the Users page you can add new users edit existing users and change passwords Adding a User 1 On the Users page click Add 2 On the Add User page enter a User Name and Password for the new user 3 In the Security Group drop down list select the access permissions available to this new user l Administrator full access to all the available features in the camera web interface...

Page 34: ...re the camera firmware back to the factory default settings the camera returns to using the default username and password When you enable this feature the camera will continue to use the configured username and passwords so the camera cannot connect to new servers without the appropriate credentials Important Forgetting your own username or password after enabling this setting voids your warranty ...

Page 35: ...ough the Image and Display page you may need to reinitialize the lens Click Reinitialize then wait as the lens reinitializes A green message is displayed at the bottom of the page when the process is complete You can reinitialize the lens of any individual camera Head or All Heads at once l To upgrade the camera firmware see Upgrading the Camera Firmware below Upgrading the Camera Firmware To manu...

Page 36: ...e l Error Sent when the camera encounters a serious error These are the highest level log messages l Warning Sent when the camera encounters a minor error such as an invalid username and password l Info Status information sent by the camera These are the lowest level log messages 3 In the Maximum Number of Logs drop down list select the number of log messages you want displayed 4 Click Update The ...

Page 37: ...o display l Click on an image panel then use the zoom and focus controls to adjust the video image l Move your mouse into the image panel then click to maximize the image panel Click to restore the image panel Changing Settings Per Camera Head When you adjust the video image settings you will typically see a tab for each camera head To change settings for a specific camera head select that head s ...

Page 38: ... camera head These settings must be manually adjusted for each camera head For more information about the different Image and Display settings see Image and Display on page 13 For more information about enabling and disabling Multisensor IR LEDs see Enabling and Disabling IR LEDs below Enabling and Disabling IR LEDs The IR LED Ring page is used to enable and disable the individual IR LEDs on the o...

Page 39: ...set in the set order l Random the PTZ camera will go to each preset in random order 5 Select the Set as default tour check box if you want this tour to run automatically l The Default Tour Idle Start Time Minutes field is now enabled enter the amount of time the PTZ camera must be idle for before this tour automatically begins 6 In the Tour Pause Duration Minutes field enter the amount of time bef...

Page 40: ...he left menu pane click PTZ Limits 2 To limit the maximum movement range you can do one of the following l In the image panel move the PTZ camera as far left as you want to display then click the From icon for the Pan Limit Move the camera to the farthest point to the right and click the To icon Repeat this procedure for the Tilt Limit only move the camera up and down For information about moving ...

Page 41: ...an and tilt Enter a number between the available range displayed on the right 6 To allow the camera to automatically correct the video image when the camera tilts more than 90 select the Enable E Flip check box When this option is disabled the video image is upside down when the camera tilts more than 90 7 Click Apply to save your settings Defining PTZ Limits 36 ...

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