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Click [Delete Buffered Images].

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When restarting the camera (see Page 123), buffered images for all triggers are deleted.

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The following operations also delete buffered images for all triggers.

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Turning off the camera.

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Saving the Date and Time page.

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Restarting, updating firmware or resetting the camera to factory default.

Operating Instructions

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2.7 Deleting Buffered Images

Summary of Contents for BL-C111A - Network Camera - Pan

Page 1: ...ype Model BL C131A Wireless Wired Type BL C111A BL C131A Please read this document before using the product and save this document for future reference Panasonic Network Camera Website http www panaso...

Page 2: ...ure allows you to buffer or transfer camera images when the camera detects motion in the camera image Camera image recording playback and sharing Camera images can be automatically buffered at specifi...

Page 3: ...camera pages can be displayed in English French German Italian Spanish Russian Simplified Chinese Korean and Japanese All camera pages can be displayed in English Simplified Chinese and Japanese Wirel...

Page 4: ...otmail ActiveX Internet Explorer and Windows Media are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries Pentium is a trademark or registe...

Page 5: ...ifications by HTTP 48 2 6 Viewing Buffered Images 50 2 7 Deleting Buffered Images 54 2 8 Adjusting Sensor Sensitivity 56 2 9 Adjusting Motion Detection Sensitivity 57 2 10 Sending Alarm Log Informatio...

Page 6: ...nfirming Alarm Logs 122 8 5 Restarting the Camera 123 8 6 Updating the Camera Firmware 124 8 7 Saving Settings in a Configuration File 125 8 8 Restoring Settings from a Configuration File 126 8 9 Rese...

Page 7: ...number other than 80 enter and the port number after the IP address Example http 192 168 0 253 50001 If you have registered with a DNS service such as Viewnetcam com see Page 75 enter the URL instead...

Page 8: ...onfigure the camera F To configure the camera to be accessed over the Internet see Page 67 G To confirm camera status and perform camera maintenance see Page 119 H To view URLs for Panasonic Network C...

Page 9: ...depending on which operating system you are using If the Security Warning dialog is displayed see Page 12 If the camera image is not displayed or if the ActiveX message is displayed at the top of the...

Page 10: ...nd for guest users see Page 107 When the camera is in a dark environment Color Night View mode if enabled see Page 97 automatically brightens the image however the image refresh rate may decrease i e...

Page 11: ...elow to install ActiveX Control when using Windows XP Service Pack 2 Note If ActiveX Controls cannot be installed download them from the Panasonic Network Camera website http panasonic co jp pcc produ...

Page 12: ...images in Internet Explorer Confirm the following Internet Explorer settings 1 Click Tools Internet Options Security tab and click Custom level on the web browser 2 Under Download signed ActiveX contr...

Page 13: ...for security purposes the firewall may prevent video images from being displayed In this case you can use the Refresh Rate selector to select to view still images If you want to view video images con...

Page 14: ...le H White Balance Selector Allows you to adjust the white balance to match the environment of the camera Change this setting to achieve the most nat ural looking colors see Page 18 I Refresh Rate Sel...

Page 15: ...era image and click Note that the camera may not be able to center on the clicked point if it is outside of the pan and tilt range of the lens This feature can be disabled for general users see Page 1...

Page 16: ...s Allow you to move the lens to a pre programmed position see Page 22 Click buttons 1 8 to move the lens to the corresponding preset or select the desired preset from the pull down menu You can also m...

Page 17: ...want to allow to be seen then click 3 Aim the camera to the rightmost point you want to allow to be seen then click 4 Aim the camera to the uppermost point you want to allow to be seen then click 5 Ai...

Page 18: ...settings are available Auto White balance is adjusted automatically according to the image being displayed Indoor Electric bulb 2800 K Fluorescent White White type fluorescent light 4000 K Fluorescent...

Page 19: ...cast unicast and HTTP see Page 99 Multicast Multicast RTP Multicast allows you to stream the same data over the network to multiple parties thus reducing the amount of data that is sent over the netwo...

Page 20: ...increases image quality decreases You can move the lens as normal selecting a preset using the navigation buttons etc even when zooming The digital zoom uses the ActiveX Controls installed on your PC...

Page 21: ...Save as dialog appears 3 Enter a name for the file 4 Specify where you want to save the file then click Save 5 Click Close Note Snapshots are saved in high quality JPEG format automatically The image...

Page 22: ...the administrator 2 Click Program 3 Aim the camera in the desired direction 4 Adjust the brightness and white balance settings if desired The brightness and white balance settings will be registered t...

Page 23: ...You can change this setting if desired as well as adjust the sensitivity of the microphone see Page 98 The audio may be interrupted or delayed due to your PC s performance the network environment if y...

Page 24: ...mber of cameras displayed B Switches the display to a different set of cameras C Determines the video format of images displayed or how often the camera images are refreshed D Determines the resolutio...

Page 25: ...ntrols are not displayed 640 480 pixel images cannot be displayed on the multi camera page When viewing video images we recommend connecting the cameras using an Ethernet switching hub instead of a re...

Page 26: ...ages back later to see how many customers come into your shop around opening time Transfer images by E mail to your mobile phone anytime the camera s built in sensor is triggered i e anytime someone c...

Page 27: ...onfiguring a Timer Trigger 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Buffer Transfer click Trigger 3 Click a trigger number 1 5 Operating Instructions 27 2 1 Configuring a Timer Tri...

Page 28: ...der Image Setting select the desired image format image resolution and image quality The image quality setting is not available when MPEG 4 is selected as the image format When configuring the trigger...

Page 29: ...nsfer Method a If you selected to not transfer images i e to buffer images only click Save to finish All buffered images for the selected trigger are deleted when you click Save b If you selected to t...

Page 30: ...r Motion Detection Trigger 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Buffer Transfer click Trigger 3 Click a trigger number 1 5 30 Operating Instructions 2 2 Configuring a Sensor or...

Page 31: ...he week when the trigger will be active 7 Select the time of day the trigger will be active or click Always to enable the trigger for the full 24 hours of each day selected 8 Under Lens Position When...

Page 32: ...e that must pass after a detection before this trigger can make another detection If the camera is triggered often many images will be buffered or transferred If those images are transferred to a mobi...

Page 33: ...der Send Notification When Triggered select the desired method for receiving notification when the camera is triggered or select Disable 14 Follow the procedure below based on the settings you made un...

Page 34: ...orrect see Page 95 When selecting the buffer or transfer rate keep in mind that the actual rate may be slower depending on network conditions the number of people accessing the camera and the type of...

Page 35: ...or send trigger notification 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Buffer Transfer click Trigger 3 Click a trigger number 1 5 4 Uncheck Enable Image Buffer Transfer to disable...

Page 36: ...r sensor or motion detection triggers you can set the camera to transfer the captured images by FTP see Page 37 E mail see Page 39 or HTTP see Page 42 Once images are successfully transferred they are...

Page 37: ...n to the server and stays connected for about 1 minute unless a new transfer begins before this time expires This can reduce transfer time when several images are transferred in a short time 6 Enter t...

Page 38: ...iles are not uploaded properly change the setting to Active Mode 9 Follow the procedure below based on the settings you made when configuring the trigger a If you selected to not send notification whe...

Page 39: ...is displayed if you select to transfer images by E mail while configuring a timer sensor or motion detection trigger see Page 27 or Page 30 Follow the procedure below to configure the camera to Opera...

Page 40: ...send images to an E mail address Ask your Internet Service Provider ISP or network administrator for the appropriate settings 40 Operating Instructions 2 4 2 Transferring Images by E mail...

Page 41: ...P requires for sending E mail and enter the appropriate settings if necessary No authentication Select this option if the outgoing E mail server does not require authentication when sending E mail mes...

Page 42: ...ies on the server by entering before the desired file name For example if you enter CameraImages Image the camera will upload files to the directory CameraImages and save the files using the name Imag...

Page 43: ...the selected trigger are deleted when you click Save b If you selected to send notification when the camera is triggered continue from the appropriate page For E mail notification see Page 45 For HTT...

Page 44: ...you can configure the camera to send notifications via E mail see Page 45 or HTTP see Page 48 when the camera is triggered Note Notifications cannot be sent when buffering or transferring images by ti...

Page 45: ...en is displayed while configuring the camera to buffer or transfer images by sensor or by motion detection see Page 30 if you select Send E mail Notification Follow the procedure below to send Operati...

Page 46: ...etwork administrator for the appropriate settings 1 Under E mail Notification When Triggered enter the IP address or the host name 1 of the SMTP server outgoing mail server An IPv6 address can be ente...

Page 47: ...messages POP before SMTP authentication Select this option if the outgoing E mail server requires POP before SMTP authentication when sending E mail messages The following settings are also necessary...

Page 48: ...on the server For example if you enter CameraNotifications Notification as the file name the camera will upload files to the directory CameraNotifications and save the files using the name Notificati...

Page 49: ...All buffered images for the selected trigger are deleted when you click Save 1 cannot be entered 2 Space and cannot be entered Operating Instructions 49 2 5 2 Sending Trigger Notifications by HTTP...

Page 50: ...ection 1 Click the Buffered Image tab The oldest buffered image for triggers 1 5 are displayed If a trigger is disabled or if the trigger has not yet buffered images a gray screen is displayed Date an...

Page 51: ...D xxRECAPTURE A Start and end date and time when the image was buffered B Camera image C Playback controls refer to the Windows Media Player help file for details D Click to save the video to your PC...

Page 52: ...Rewinds by the corresponding number of frames 100 10 1 Fast forwards by the corresponding number of frames Note Date time and image number are not displayed during playback The digital zoom feature se...

Page 53: ...the camera can buffer a total of about xx250 frames see Page 148 Note that the camera s internal memory is divided between the number of triggers that are configured For example if 5 triggers are set...

Page 54: ...ou can delete all images buffered by a specific trigger 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Buffer Transfer click Trigger 3 Click a trigger number 1 5 54 Operating Instruction...

Page 55: ...images for all triggers are deleted The following operations also delete buffered images for all triggers Turning off the camera Saving the Date and Time page Restarting updating firmware or resetting...

Page 56: ...Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Buffer Transfer click Sensor Sensitivity 3 Select the desired setting Low The sensor is less sensitive to heat variations default Middle The...

Page 57: ...ll help you adjust the motion detection feature to suit your needs Threshold Determines at what point the motion detection feature is triggered A lower threshold means less motion is needed to trigger...

Page 58: ...anges by artificial light sources such as fluorescent lights as motion The camera s motion detection feature detects motion differently than the Network Camera Recorder software sold separately Motion...

Page 59: ...side of the screen under Buffer Transfer click Alarm Log 3 Under A setup of operation select the desired setting Never send alarm logs Alarm logs will not be sent Always send alarm logs Alarm logs wil...

Page 60: ...ssary No authentication Select this option if the outgoing E mail server does not require authentication when sending E mail messages POP before SMTP authentication Select this option if the outgoing...

Page 61: ...authentication 11 Click Save then click Go to Alarm Log page Note When the settings are saved the number of new alarm logs becomes 0 1 Space and cannot be entered 2 cannot be entered Operating Instru...

Page 62: ...ile phones are not compatible with Panasonic Network Cameras Mobile phones that only allow the use of port number 80 or mobile phones that do not support password authentication are not compatible wit...

Page 63: ...xample http bob viewnetcam com 2 If an authentication dialog is displayed enter the user name and password A still image from the camera is displayed If the camera image is not displayed properly try...

Page 64: ...age see Page 66 You must be logged in to the camera as an administrator to use this feature I Select Privacy Mode to turn privacy mode on You may be asked to enter the administrator user name and pass...

Page 65: ...gged in to the camera as an administrator to use this feature 1 Access the camera with your mobile phone see Page 63 2 Select Alarm Log 3 Confirm the alarm logs as necessary 4 Select Control Page when...

Page 66: ...nistrator to use this feature 1 Access the camera with your mobile phone see Page 63 2 Select Buffer Trigger 3 Select the desired trigger number to turn the trigger on or off 4 Select Save to turn the...

Page 67: ...or 192 168 0 252 in your web browser s address bar to access your cameras with your PC 192 168 0 2 192 168 0 252 192 168 0 253 192 168 0 1 A B C A Internet B Modem C Router Although each IP address on...

Page 68: ...he data be directed to the intended device In the example below the port numbers 50000 and 50001 are assigned to your cameras 192 168 0 2 192 168 0 252 Port 50001 192 168 0 253 Port 50000 192 168 0 1...

Page 69: ...ra from the Internet A Dynamic DNS service allows you to use an easy to remember address such as joe camera com to access your camera from the Internet If you have subscribed to a Dynamic DNS service...

Page 70: ...nP feature may be turned off by default or for information on setting port forwarding 2 If your ISP has assigned you a dynamic global IP address register with a Dynamic DNS service We recommend using...

Page 71: ...ng this method the camera s port number will not change To use this method see Page 72 Note If your router does not support UPnP you need to configure the router s port forwarding feature manually See...

Page 72: ...number after the URL Example http bob viewnetcam com 50000 http bob viewnetcam com 50001 etc Note however if the camera that is registered to Viewnetcam com is turned off and your ISP provided global...

Page 73: ...ide of the screen under Basic click Network IPv4 3 Under Connection Mode click Static 4 Make a note of the IP address and port number displayed here You will need to know these settings when configuri...

Page 74: ...personalized URL A Dynamic DNS service also allows you to easily access the camera even when your Internet Service Provider changes your IP address because the camera periodically contacts the Dynami...

Page 75: ...from the Internet using your Viewnetcam com URL for example bob viewnetcam com and adding the desired camera s port number after the URL Example http bob viewnetcam com 50000 http bob viewnetcam com...

Page 76: ...Viewnetcam com page 6 Click Your Account Link 7 The Viewnetcam com website is displayed Follow the on screen instructions to register with Viewnetcam com If the Viewnetcam com website is not displayed...

Page 77: ...with Viewnetcam com and that your PC can access the Internet then click your web browser s refresh button Confirming your Viewnetcam com registration You can confirm that the camera has been successf...

Page 78: ...ave regarding the settings required to use a third party Dynamic DNS service to the Dynamic DNS service provider After configuring the camera to use a third party Dynamic DNS service it may take sever...

Page 79: ...n your global IP address changes Note that if you intend to stop using the Dynamic DNS service altogether you may need to contact the Dynamic DNS service provider in order to cancel your subscription...

Page 80: ...ssed over the Internet Most routers will not allow you to access a camera over the Internet using a PC connected to the same LAN as the camera To confirm that the camera can be accessed over the Inter...

Page 81: ...se settings After changing network settings and clicking Save the camera must be restarted All buffered images are deleted when the camera is restarted Ask your Internet Service Provider or network ad...

Page 82: ...n IP address automatically from the DHCP feature of your broadband router or from your ISP Automatic Setup 1 Under Max Bandwidth Usage select the maximum bandwidth you want to allow the camera to use...

Page 83: ...ator about which port numbers are available for access over the Internet Do not use the following port numbers 20 and 21 used for FTP 23 used for Telnet 25 used for SMTP 53 used for DNS 110 used for P...

Page 84: ...a to use This setting is effective for both IPv4 and IPv6 connections Refer to the following file size information when restricting the maximum bandwidth Note that these are estimated file sizes the a...

Page 85: ...hich port numbers are available for access over the Internet Do not use the following port numbers 20 and 21 used for FTP 23 used for Telnet 25 used for SMTP 53 used for DNS 110 used for POP3 443 used...

Page 86: ...l file size may vary depending on image quality image brightness etc 192 144 3 5 KB 28 Kbit 320 240 10 KB 80 Kbit 640 480 18 KB 144 Kbit 7 Under Connection Type select the appropriate connection type...

Page 87: ...nnecessary Note Consult your Internet Service Provider ISP or network administrator to find out if your network uses a proxy server 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Basic c...

Page 88: ...n order to use the camera wirelessly you must a Configure the camera for wired connection Refer to the included Installation Guide and Setup Guide if you have not done this b Configure the camera s wi...

Page 89: ...ireless settings it takes about 1 minute for the new settings to become effective Even if the camera is turned on in wired mode it emits radio waves for about 5 minutes During this time the router s w...

Page 90: ...ck Save to finish When WEP is selected When WEP is selected the WEP standard will be used for encryption Refer to the settings of your wireless router then select the WEP key 1 4 used by your wireless...

Page 91: ...TKIP is selected When WPA PSK TKIP is selected the WPA PSK TKIP standard will be used for encryption Refer to the settings of your wireless router then enter the Network Key select the key format from...

Page 92: ...wireless router then enter the Network Key select the key format from the pull down menu and click Save to finish Key Format No of Characters Usable Characters HEX 64 Characters 64 0 9 a f ASCII 8 to...

Page 93: ...the bottom of the camera to the WIRED position Access the camera in wired mode and confirm that all wireless settings are correct and match the settings of your wireless router If your wireless router...

Page 94: ...lick UPnP 3 Under Auto Port Forwarding select Enable if you want to configure your router s port forwarding feature In order to use this feature your router must support UPnP and have its UPnP feature...

Page 95: ...6 Under Automatic Time Adjustment select whether you want to enable automatic date and time adjustment a If you select to enable this feature enter the IP address or host name of the desired NTP netwo...

Page 96: ...e NTP server if there is more than an 1 hour difference between the NTP server time and the camera s current time This is to protect the camera s time setting from fraudulent NTP server tampering inco...

Page 97: ...this setting is too short you may have difficulty registering presets because the lens will return to the specified position before you have saved your new preset b Select the desired preset position...

Page 98: ...Less sound is picked up by the microphone Standard Sets the microphone to standard sensitivity Maximum Sets the microphone to maximum sensitivity More sound is picked up by the microphone 5 Under Mut...

Page 99: ...nder MPEG 4 Bit Rate select the minimum and maximum bit rate for each resolution setting 5 Under RTSP enter the port number used for RTSP Usually port number 554 is used 6 Under RTP enter the first po...

Page 100: ...nter the IP address of the multicast b Enter the first port number to be used for MPEG 4 streaming This port number must be an even number c Enter the port number to be used for audio streaming This p...

Page 101: ...ed for MPEG 4 streaming This port number must be an even number c Enter the port number to be used for audio streaming This port number must be an even number 11 Click Save Operating Instructions 101...

Page 102: ...access all pages and change all settings All features can be used General Users 50 different users can be registered Cannot configure the cam era The administrator controls which features each gener a...

Page 103: ...for added security 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Account click Administrator 3 Under Administrator Authentication enter the user name and password then re enter the pass...

Page 104: ...d Buffered Image tabs will be displayed if you allow general users to access those pages Creating or modifying a general user account 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Accou...

Page 105: ...t the desired setting for Refresh Rate Still images viewed by the user will be refreshed at this rate 7 Select the features the user is allowed to use You can select features individually or click Lev...

Page 106: ...reen under Account click General User 3 Under User ID List select the general user account you want to modify then click Delete 4 Confirm that you have selected the desired general user account to be...

Page 107: ...r names and passwords for use by known individuals only Allowing restricting guest users to access the camera 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Account click Administrator 3...

Page 108: ...ct the desired setting for Refresh Rate Still images viewed by the user will be refreshed at this rate 7 Select the features the user is allowed to use You can select features individually or click Le...

Page 109: ...e camera see Page 107 no authentication dialog is displayed when you access the camera and the Login tab is displayed on the top page Click this tab to log in to the camera as the administrator or as...

Page 110: ...quality for the single camera page and for the multi camera page Overlay settings control whether the date and time a text message and the camera s trigger status are displayed Default display langua...

Page 111: ...ters Note that Space and are not available 4 Under Single Camera select the desired default image resolution image quality and image refresh rate 5 Under Multi Camera select the desired default image...

Page 112: ...every page If select a language other than English Japanese French or Simplified Chinese the selected language is displayed as the initial language when clicking the Top Single Multi and Buffered Imag...

Page 113: ...rom the LAN enter the local IP address of the other camera here i e the IP address needed to access the other camera over the LAN See Page 147 for a list of valid characters Note that Space and are no...

Page 114: ...ing the order of cameras on the Multi tab 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Advanced click Multi Camera 3 Under Change Camera Order select the number of the camera you would...

Page 115: ...camera as a general user or guest user during a time the camera is outside of the operational time to confirm that camera images cannot be seen Make sure the camera s date and time setting is correct...

Page 116: ...ondays in setting No 1 and is set to be disabled on Tuesdays in setting No 2 However the camera can be accessed on both Mondays and Tuesdays because these days are each enabled by one of the settings...

Page 117: ...ing where to mount the camera because the indicator will indicate when the built in sensor has been triggered allowing you to change the location of the camera to a more appropriate location if necess...

Page 118: ...the camera with a PC as the administrator 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Advanced click Privacy Mode 3 Under Privacy Mode select Enable 4 Click Save Accessing the camera...

Page 119: ...and whether or not there have been any errors The information displayed on this page can help you when the camera is not functioning as you expect it to Refer to this information for troubleshooting a...

Page 120: ...f your wireless router uses MAC address filtering enter the MAC address of the camera and the MAC address of the camera s wireless module when setting your wireless router s MAC address filtering feat...

Page 121: ...ticast session status 1 Click the Maintenance tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Maintenance click Session Status 3 Confirm the desired information Note Information for the following session t...

Page 122: ...tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Maintenance click Alarm Log 3 Confirm the desired information Note When the camera is restarted the alarm log content is deleted You can configure the camer...

Page 123: ...side of the screen under Maintenance click Restart 3 Click Restart Automatically restarting the camera You can set the camera restart itself automatically periodically 1 Click the Maintenance tab 2 On...

Page 124: ...sonic Network Camera website and click Open The selected file name is displayed 8 Confirm the file name then click Update Firmware The Updating firmware screen is displayed and then the Restarting now...

Page 125: ...re responsible for storing the configuration file in a safe place where it cannot be retrieved by unauthorized parties You can also use the Setup Program to save a configuration file see Page 143 Buff...

Page 126: ...file use the Setup Program to confirm the camera s IP address see Page 143 The configuration file saves the camera s user names and passwords When the settings are loaded the settings are restored as...

Page 127: ...ilting it is safe to turn off the camera When the camera is reset the following information will be deleted All buffered images All alarm logs All camera settings including the user name password IP a...

Page 128: ...t all of the camera s settings to their factory default settings by pressing the FACTORY DEFAULT RESET button for about one second with a pointed object The camera must be turned on in order to reset...

Page 129: ...L C131A only Displays basic help information regarding wireless settings The Product Information page Displays a link to the Panasonic Network Camera website where you can view product information The...

Page 130: ...be used Requirements for accessing the camera using IPv6 The following hardware and software is required to access the camera using IPv6 Windows XP Service Pack 1 or later Internet Explorer 6 0 or la...

Page 131: ...Pv6 If outside access WAN access is disabled on the router use the router s packet filtering feature to allow the router to receive the desired TCP and UDP packets from the WAN side See the Panasonic...

Page 132: ...isplayed 3 Confirm that IPv6 was successfully enabled enter ipconfig If IPv6 addresses are displayed installation was successful For Windows XP Service Pack 2 users If you use Windows XP Service Pack...

Page 133: ...Static Allows you to set all network settings manually Automatic Setup 1 Under DNS enter the IP addresses of the primary and secondary DNS servers provided by your ISP 2 Under Max Bandwidth Usage sel...

Page 134: ...nder Max Bandwidth Usage select the maximum bandwidth you want to allow the camera to use This setting is effective for both IPv4 and IPv6 connections Refer to the following file size information when...

Page 135: ...current network settings can be confirmed on the Status page see Page 119 You can also confirm the camera s IPv6 address using the Setup Program Operating Instructions 135 10 3 Configuring Your Camera...

Page 136: ...and password required to access the camera which were set during camera setup 1 Start your PC s web browser 2 In the browser s address bar enter http followed by the IP address of the camera then pre...

Page 137: ...If your network uses a proxy server we recommend setting your web browser to bypass the proxy server when accessing the camera over the LAN Note Consult your Internet Service Provider or network admi...

Page 138: ...3 Click the Connections tab then click LAN Settings 4 If there is a check next to Use a proxy server for your LAN click Advanced 138 Operating Instructions 11 1 Proxy Server Settings...

Page 139: ...server for your LAN click Cancel You do not need to change any settings 5 Enter the camera s IP address in the field under Do not use proxy server for addresses beginning with 6 Click OK Operating In...

Page 140: ...or the camera by default You can confirm the setting on the UPnP page if necessary see Page 94 When using Windows XP Service Pack 2 Start Settings Control Panel Add or Remove Programs Add Remove Windo...

Page 141: ...Internet files setting using the following procedure Start Internet Explorer Tools Internet Options General tab Click Settings under Temporary Internet files Check Every visit to the page under Check...

Page 142: ...G 4 viewer program and the license is valid for 1 PC When installing the MPEG 4 viewer program on additional PCs please purchase additional licenses Uninstalling the MPEG 4 viewer program Follow the p...

Page 143: ...p exe found on the CD ROM 2 Click Search for Cameras 3 Wait for the Setup Program to find all cameras on the network and display their information If the desired camera is not displayed confirm it is...

Page 144: ...as if desired 6 Enter the administrator user name and password when prompted then click OK 7 Click xxCONFIRM STRING Execute xxCONFIRM STRING is displayed when the firmware has been updated 8 Click xxC...

Page 145: ...red camera then click Execute 6 Enter the camera s administrator user name and password when prompted then click OK A dialog displays the status 7 xxCONFIRM SPEC 8 After the settings have been restore...

Page 146: ...spray or hot water when cleaning the camera as they may cause a change in the shape or color of the camera Do not apply pressure to the lens housing pan tilt mechanism of the camera Any forced movemen...

Page 147: ...SCII Character Table Space 0 P p 1 A Q a q 2 B R b r 3 C S c s 4 D T d t 5 E U e u 6 F V f v 7 G W g w 8 H X h x 9 I Y i y J Z j z K k L l M m N n O _ o Operating Instructions 147 13 2 ASCII Character...

Page 148: ...5 KB 16 KB 8 KB No of Images Saved to PC 160 250 500 192 144 File Size 10 KB 7 KB 5 KB 3 KB No of Images Saved to PC 570 800 1330 MPEG 4 videos Resolution Specification Snapshot Image Quality Favor Cl...

Page 149: ...Subnet Mask Static only 255 255 255 0 Host Name DHCP only Blank 0 63 characters Default Gateway Static DHCP only Blank DNS Server 1 DNS Server 2 Static DHCP only Blank Max Bandwidth Usage Mbps Unlimit...

Page 150: ...Pan Range Minimum Pan Range Home Position Pan Range Maximum 50 0 50 Tilt Range Minimum Tilt Range Home Position Tilt Range Maximum 40 0 10 Account Items Default Notes Security Administrator General Au...

Page 151: ...30 s Language English Multi Camera Multi Camera Display Checked IP Address or Host Name Host name is 1 255 characters Port No 20 21 25 and 110 are not available Camera Name 1 15 characters Buffer Tra...

Page 152: ...Preset Buttons Items Default Notes Presets 1 20 Preset 1 UpperLeft Preset 2 UpperRight Preset 3 LowerLeft Preset 4 LowerRight 152 Operating Instructions 13 4 Default Setting List...

Page 153: ...mpression JPEG 3 Levels MJPEG 4 Image Resolution 640 480 320 240 192 144 Buffered Images 1 About 250 frames 320 240 standard image quality with time dis play Audio Communication Camera to PC Audio Com...

Page 154: ...W during pan tilt scan Operating Temperature Operation 5 C 41 F to 40 C 104 F Storage 0 C 32 F to 50 C 122 F Operating Humidity Operation 20 80 no condensation Storage 20 90 no condensation Wireless...

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