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Click a trigger number (1–5).

Check [Enable Image Buffer/Transfer] to enable the trigger.

Select [Timer] from the pull-down menu, then click [Next] to make additional settings (explained below), or
click [Save] to finish.

Operating Instructions

2.1 Configuring a Timer Trigger

Summary of Contents for BL-C210 Series

Page 1: ...No BL C210 Wired Type BL C230 Wireless Wired Type BL C230A BL C230CE BL C230E BL C210A BL C210CE BL C210E Please read this document before using the product and save this document for future reference Panasonic Network Camera Website http panasonic net pcc ipcam ...

Page 2: ...y correct the contrast in dark areas of the camera image This means even when there is backlight or a large amount of contrast in the image the camera can correct the image to provide a more consistent natural image Audio features The camera features a built in microphone that allows you to monitor the audio while viewing live camera images using your PC Detection features The camera s motion or s...

Page 3: ...amera while away from home using an easy to remember Internet address of your choosing such as viewnetcam com For more information see Page 105 Multi language support All camera pages can be displayed in English French German Italian Spanish Russian Simplified Chinese and Japanese The most commonly used camera pages can be displayed in Korean Wireless connectivity BL C230 only The BL C230 supports...

Page 4: ... C230A BL C230CE BL C230E Trademarks Microsoft Windows Windows Vista Hotmail ActiveX Internet Explorer Windows Media DirectShow and DirectDraw are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries Screen shots reprinted with permission from Microsoft Corporation All other trademarks identified herein are the property of their respective...

Page 5: ... Transferring Images by HTTP 66 2 5 Configuring the Camera to Send Trigger Notifications 68 2 5 1 Sending Trigger Notifications by E mail 69 2 5 2 Sending Trigger Notifications by HTTP 72 2 6 Viewing Buffered Images 73 2 7 Deleting Buffered Images Manually 77 2 8 Understanding How the Camera Manages Buffered Images 79 2 9 Adjusting Sensor Sensitivity 81 2 10 Adjusting Motion Detection Sensitivity ...

Page 6: ... Display 169 7 6 Privacy Mode 170 7 7 Managing Registered Devices BL C210A BL C230A Only 172 7 8 Built in Alarm Settings 174 8 Camera Administration and Maintenance 176 8 1 Confirming Camera Status 176 8 2 Confirming Wireless Status BL C230 Only 177 8 3 Confirming Session Status 178 8 4 Confirming Alarm Logs 179 8 5 Restarting the Camera 180 8 6 Updating the Camera s Firmware 181 8 7 Saving Settin...

Page 7: ... 206 13 3 Internal Memory Capacity for Buffered Images 207 13 4 Information About Streaming Format 208 13 5 Feature Limitations Based on Image Format 209 13 6 Comparing Color Night View and Software Color Night View 210 13 7 Default Setting List 211 13 8 Specifications 229 Operating Instructions 7 Table of Contents ...

Page 8: ...nly work when you are accessing the camera from outside i e from a PC that is not connected to the same network as the camera Example http viewnetcam com If the camera s port number is a port number other than 80 enter and the port number after the URL Example http viewnetcam com 50001 If the camera is configured to use HTTPS see Page 119 enter https followed by the IP address or host name and the...

Page 9: ...onfigure the camera F To configure the camera to be accessed over the Internet see Page 96 G To confirm camera status and perform camera maintenance see Page 176 H To view URLs for Panasonic Network Camera support sites on the Internet see Page 186 I To log in to the camera as the administrator or as a general user see Page 158 J Click the desired display language K Displays the camera s model num...

Page 10: ...udio features If the appropriate viewer program ActiveX Control is not installed the camera will prompt you to install them For more information see Page 16 Page 17 or Page 19 depending on which Internet Explorer you are using If the camera image is not displayed or if the ActiveX message is displayed at the top of the screen see Page 23 10 Operating Instructions 1 2 Viewing Live Camera Images ...

Page 11: ...2 B A D E J C G H I L K M F A Date and time overlay see Page 159 B Snapshot button see Page 35 C Listen button see Page 36 D Volume slider see Page 36 E Additional Features button see Page 37 F Camera name see Page 159 Operating Instructions 11 1 2 Viewing Live Camera Images ...

Page 12: ...age 159 M Displays IPv4 or IPv6 depending on the camera s network configuration The single camera page H 264 MPEG 4 H 264 or MPEG 4 images can be viewed by selecting H 264 or MPEG 4 respectively under the refresh rate selector on the single camera page Note The first time you select H 264 or MPEG 4 as the refresh rate a license agreement is displayed If you agree to the terms of the license select...

Page 13: ...ult depends on the Streaming Format on the Video Streaming page see Page 145 JUN 18 09 11 29 59AM Text Overlay O MS12 C D B A E F G J I H M K L N A Date and time overlay see Page 159 B Listen button see Page 36 C Snapshot button see Page 35 D Volume slider see Page 36 E Camera name see Page 159 Operating Instructions 13 1 2 Viewing Live Camera Images ...

Page 14: ...llowing situations The camera s privacy mode see Page 170 has been turned on If viewing H 264 or MPEG 4 images the last image displayed before privacy mode was turned on is displayed for about 20 seconds before the screen turns gray or black Too many users are accessing the camera When the maximum number of accesses has been exceeded refer to the tables in Page 48 additional users will see a gray ...

Page 15: ...reshing if there is a disturbance in the wireless signal If you experience difficulty when accessing the camera in wireless mode refer to 1 4 Wireless Connection Issues BL C230 Only in the Troubleshooting Guide Operating Instructions 15 1 2 Viewing Live Camera Images ...

Page 16: ...c Network Camera website http panasonic net pcc support netwkcam Installing for MJPEG 1 When the ActiveX Control message is displayed in Internet Explorer click the message and select Install ActiveX Control 2 Click Install Installing for H 264 or MPEG 4 1 When the pop up block message is displayed in Internet Explorer click the message and select Temporarily Allow Pop ups 2 When a license agreeme...

Page 17: ...ActiveX Controls must be installed on your PC Follow the steps below to install ActiveX Control when using Internet Explorer 7 Note If ActiveX Controls cannot be installed download them from the Panasonic Network Camera website http panasonic net pcc support netwkcam Installing for MJPEG 1 When the ActiveX Control message is displayed in Internet Explorer click the message and select Install Activ...

Page 18: ...ct Temporarily Allow Pop ups 2 When a license agreement is displayed and you agree to the terms of the license select I accept the License agreement then click OK 3 When the ActiveX Control message is displayed in Internet Explorer click the message and select Install ActiveX Control 18 Operating Instructions 1 2 Viewing Live Camera Images ...

Page 19: ...iveX Control when using Internet Explorer 8 Note If ActiveX Controls cannot be installed download them from the Panasonic Network Camera website http panasonic net pcc support netwkcam Installing for MJPEG 1 When the ActiveX Control message is displayed in Internet Explorer click the message and select Install This Add on for All Users on This Computer 2 Click Install Operating Instructions 19 1 2...

Page 20: ...re below and run the components 1 When the ActiveX Control message is displayed in Internet Explorer click the message and select Run Add on on All Websites 2 Click Run Installing for H 264 or MPEG 4 1 When the pop up block message is displayed in Internet Explorer click the message and select Temporarily Allow Pop ups 2 When a license agreement is displayed and you agree to the terms of the licen...

Page 21: ...ayed if the MPEG 4 player component MPEG 4 Player Module for V4 needs to be run Follow the procedure below and run the component 1 When the pop up block message is displayed in Internet Explorer click the message and select Pop up Blocked Temporarily Allow Pop ups 2 When the ActiveX Control message is displayed in Internet Explorer click the message and select Run Add on on All Websites Operating ...

Page 22: ...player component Pcc Cam ActiveX Control Module needs to be run Follow the procedure below and run the component 1 When the ActiveX Control message is displayed in Internet Explorer click the message and select Run Add on on All Websites 2 Click Run 22 Operating Instructions 1 2 Viewing Live Camera Images ...

Page 23: ...JPEG folder on the CD ROM and double click install bat Note When using Windows Vista you must be logged into your PC as a user with Administrator privileges For more information open the ocx folder on the CD ROM then open the H 264 MPEG 4 or MJPEG folder on the CD ROM and double click ReadmeEng txt After installing or enabling ActiveX Controls you may need to wait a moment before camera images are...

Page 24: ...s see Page 28 F Preset Program Button Allows you to add change or delete presets see Page 29 G Preset Selection Buttons and Menu Allow you to move the lens to a pre programmed position You can register up to 8 presets see Page 29 Click buttons 1 8 to move the lens to the corresponding preset or select the desired preset from the pull down menu H Brightness Controls Allow you to change the brightne...

Page 25: ...H 264 or MPEG 4 is selected under Refresh Rate P Streaming Method Selector Allows you to select the method used to stream H 264 or MPEG 4 images from the camera see Page 33 This selector is displayed only when H 264 or MPEG 4 is selected under Refresh Rate To stream H 264 or MPEG 4 images using Multicast you must first configure the camera for multicasting see Page 145 after which Multicast is ava...

Page 26: ...pan and tilt range of the lens This feature can be disabled for general users see Page 152 and for guest users see Page 155 Note however that if the click to center feature is disabled users can still use this feature when using the ActiveX zoom feature Users can click to center the image within the zoomed area but the lens will not pan or tilt Pan and tilt scan buttons Allow you to pan or tilt th...

Page 27: ...55 Presets Allow you to move the lens to a pre programmed position You can register up to 8 presets see Page 29 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 move the lens to the home position by clicking the center navigation button This feature can be disabled for general users see Page 152 and for guest users see...

Page 28: ...to be seen then click c Aim the camera to the uppermost point you want to allow to be seen then click d Aim the camera to the lowermost point you want to allow to be seen then click 3 Click Save Note Even if you limit the pan and tilt range you can view the entire range of the camera s pan and tilt range while setting the pan and tilt range on this page When you click the Pan Tilt Range button the...

Page 29: ...irm that you are logged in to the camera as the administrator 2 Under Preset in the operation bar click Program 3 Aim the camera in the desired direction 4 Adjust the brightness backlight and white balance settings if desired These settings will be registered to the preset 5 Under Preset Number select the desired preset from the pull down menu 6 Enter a name for the preset max 15 characters You ca...

Page 30: ...fly while zooming As the magnification increases image quality decreases When ActiveX zoom is used only the image seen by the user operating the zoom is zoomed You can move the lens as normal selecting a preset using the navigation buttons etc even when zooming Zooming with the scroll wheel With the cursor placed over the camera image rotate the scroll wheel away from you to zoom in and rotate the...

Page 31: ... status in the overlay setting is displayed on the single camera and multi camera pages when the backlight correction feature is on see Page 159 The backlight setting assigned to the home position is used each time the camera is turned on The current backlight setting is saved when registering a preset Page 29 and is used when viewing the preset The effectiveness of this feature may vary depending...

Page 32: ...o 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 Daylight Daylight type fluorescent light 4800 K Outdoor Solar light 6000 K Hold Maintains the current white balance setting Note K Kelvin is the unit used to measure color temperature The current white balance setting is save...

Page 33: ...offers high quality images Note however that the camera does not support buffering and transferring H 264 images To view images in H 264 format set the Refresh Rate selector to H 264 then select the desired streaming format under Streaming Method In order to view images using H 264 Streaming Format on the Video Streaming page must be set to H 264 see Page 145 When this setting is changed the camer...

Page 34: ... If a user with a low bandwidth connection or if many users are viewing images using HTTP streaming frame rate will decrease and image quality may be affected for all users viewing H 264 or MPEG 4 images If images cannot be displayed when HTTP is selected as the streaming method select MJPEG as the image refresh rate When HTTP is selected HTTP is used when viewing H 264 images and RTP over HTTP is...

Page 35: ... the image and select Save Picture As The Save Picture 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 JPEG format at the Favor Clarity setting This feature can be disabled for general users see Page 152 and for guest users see Page 155 Operating Instructions 35 1 2 9 Taking Snapshots ...

Page 36: ...rmance the network environment if you are running other applications or if you have multiple windows open Close other applications and windows or reduce the maximum bandwidth see Page 113 or Page 190 for best performance By default the camera s microphone is automatically muted when the lens is panning or tilting You can change this setting if desired as well as adjust the sensitivity of the micro...

Page 37: ...7 Image display method not available for H 264 images Determines which image display method is used by the computer to display camera images see Page 39 Software color night view Brightens the camera image see Page 41 Detection notification sound Available when viewing MJPEG images only While viewing MJPEG images on the single camera page and the multi camera page your computer can play a sound to...

Page 38: ...ed b Under Sound File click Browse then select the desired sound audio file Only PCM format wav files are compatible with this feature Only files that are less than 10 seconds long are compatible with this feature c Under Playback Time select the desired playback time d Select whether you want your computer to play a sound to notify you when there is a detection 38 Operating Instructions 1 2 11 Ad...

Page 39: ... It affects all camera images displayed on the multi camera page and cannot be set independently for each camera Note Using this feature may cause frame rate to decrease and may increase the CPU usage If this occurs try changing the Image Display Method setting When viewing H 264 images When viewing H 264 images the image display method is DirectShow and cannot be changed When viewing MPEG 4 image...

Page 40: ...When viewing MJPEG images 1 While viewing camera images click 40 Operating Instructions 1 2 11 Additional Features Available While Viewing Live Camera Images ...

Page 41: ...w is used 4 Click Save Software color night view You can set the computer to brighten motion images displayed on the single camera page Page 210 This feature is set independently on each computer that accesses the camera It affects all camera images displayed on the multi camera page and cannot be set independently for each camera Note If frame rate decreases this feature may not perform as expect...

Page 42: ...ured snapshots When viewing H 264 or MPEG 4 images the computer s performance may not be adequate to use software color night view and images may break up as a result In this case turn off software color night view and try using the camera s color night view mode feature see Page 142 When viewing H 264 or MPEG 4 images 1 While viewing camera images click 2 Next to Software Color Night View select ...

Page 43: ...When viewing MJPEG images 1 While viewing camera images click Operating Instructions 43 1 2 11 Additional Features Available While Viewing Live Camera Images ...

Page 44: ...2 Click the Image Display tab 3 Next to Software Color Night View select the desired setting 4 Click Save 44 Operating Instructions 1 2 11 Additional Features Available While Viewing Live Camera Images ...

Page 45: ...rmal mode B Changes the number of cameras displayed C Switches the display to a different set of cameras D Determines the video format of images displayed or how often the camera images are refreshed E Determines the resolution i e the number of pixels that are displayed for each image F Text overlay see Page 159 1 G Camera image click an area of the camera image to use the click to center feature...

Page 46: ...people accessing the cameras and the type of objects being viewed When viewing video images we recommend connecting the cameras using an Ethernet switching hub instead of a repeater hub to improve image refresh rate As a general guideline about 3 to 4 Mbps of bandwidth are required to display 4 camera images If you do not have enough bandwidth the refresh rate may decrease when viewing MJPEG image...

Page 47: ...e that the cameras you want to access from the Internet have been registered to this camera using their global IP addresses For Internet access local IP addresses such as 192 168 xxx xxx cannot be used Operating Instructions 47 1 3 Viewing Multiple Camera Images ...

Page 48: ...on method is HTTP Streaming Format Image Format Max No of Users Total No of Users Regardless of Image Format H 264 MJPEG H 264 2 Default 2 Max 5 MJPEG 5 Default 3 MPEG 4 MJPEG MPEG 4 4 Default 3 Max 10 MJPEG 10 Default 5 When the connection method is HTTPS Streaming Format Image Format Max No of Users Total No of Users Regardless of Image Format H 264 MJPEG H 264 2 Default 2 Max 5 MJPEG 5 Default ...

Page 49: ...n even if you set the maximum number of sessions smaller than these numbers the image refresh rate may decrease and images may break up or not be displayed When the connection method is HTTP Streaming Format Image Format Max No of Users 1 Pattern 1 Pattern 2 Pattern 3 H 264 MJPEG H 264 1 2 MJPEG 2 0 MPEG 4 MJPEG MPEG 4 1 2 3 MJPEG 5 3 1 When the connection method is HTTPS Streaming Format Image Fo...

Page 50: ...ection feature can also be specified Note The built in sensor cannot make detections for about 30 seconds after the camera is turned on When privacy mode is turned on see Page 170 camera images are not buffered or transferred H 264 images cannot be buffered or transferred Timer MPEG 4 images cannot be transferred they can only be buffered Sensor Alarm or Detection Only JPEG images can be buffered ...

Page 51: ...n the memory for the selected trigger are deleted Additionally images buffered for other triggers may also be deleted See Page 79 for more information 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Buffer Transfer click Trigger Operating Instructions 51 2 1 Configuring a Timer Trigger ...

Page 52: ...eck Enable Image Buffer Transfer to enable the trigger 5 Select Timer from the pull down menu then click Next to make additional settings explained below or click Save to finish 52 Operating Instructions 2 1 Configuring a Timer Trigger ...

Page 53: ...mory Overwrite Images are not transferred Images are buffered until the memory is full No Transfer Memory Overwrite Images are not transferred Once the memory is full new images replace the old images FTP After an image is captured it is transferred to the specified FTP site E mail After an image is captured it is sent to the specified E mail address HTTP After an image is captured it is transferr...

Page 54: ...ected trigger are deleted Additionally images buffered for other triggers may also be deleted See Page 79 for more information Only JPEG images can be buffered or transferred 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Buffer Transfer click Trigger 54 Operating Instructions 2 2 Configuring a Sensor Alarm or Detection Trigger ...

Page 55: ...en High logical HIGH or Falling Open High to GND logical LOW for the switching characteristics of the sensor See the Installation Guide for details For information on how the motion detection feature detects motion and how to adjust the sensitivity of the motion detection feature see Page 82 For information on how the sound detection feature detects sound and how to adjust the sensitivity of the s...

Page 56: ...ction feature is disabled when panning and tilting the camera lens i e moving the camera lens will not trigger the motion detection feature 56 Operating Instructions 2 2 Configuring a Sensor Alarm or Detection Trigger ...

Page 57: ...rigger Image Buffer and select the image buffer or transfer rate and the total number of images to be buffered or transferred This setting allows you to see camera images beginning from when the camera was triggered The image buffer rate may decrease when buffering images g Under Sensor deactivation time setting select the amount of time that must pass after a detection before this trigger can mak...

Page 58: ...ot send notification when the camera is triggered click Save to finish All images buffered in the internal memory for the selected trigger are deleted when you click Save b If you selected to transfer images by FTP E mail or HTTP click Next The appropriate transfer settings page is displayed For FTP transfer see Page 61 For E mail transfer see Page 63 For HTTP transfer see Page 66 c If you selecte...

Page 59: ... you enable or disable a trigger all images for all triggers buffered in the memory are deleted 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 the trigger To enable a trigger you disabled earlier check Enable Image Buffer Transfer 5 Click Save All images buffered are deleted w...

Page 60: ...in sensor external sensor or detection triggers you can set the camera to transfer the captured images by FTP see Page 61 E mail see Page 63 or HTTP see Page 66 Once images are successfully transferred they are deleted 60 Operating Instructions 2 4 Configuring the Camera to Transfer Images ...

Page 61: ...to the server every time it transfers an image to the server One Time The camera logs in 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 f Enter the desired name 1 for transferred files max 234 characters Transferred files will be saved using this file name Y...

Page 62: ...required to upload files to the server Select Passive Mode normally If files are not uploaded properly change the setting to Active Mode 2 Follow the procedure below based on the settings you made when configuring the trigger a If you selected to not send notification when the camera is triggered click Save then click Go to Trigger page b If you selected to send notification when the camera is tri...

Page 63: ...the port number used by the server Port 25 is normally used for sending E mail Some ISPs require outgoing mail to be sent using port 587 or using SSL SMTP over SSL on port 465 Ask your ISP or network administrator for the appropriate setting c Enter the reply E mail address 2 that will be shown to the recipient as the sender of the E mail In an effort to reduce spam many ISPs block E mail sent thr...

Page 64: ...f necessary 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 E mail server requires POP before SMTP authentication when sending E mail messages The following settings are also necessary Enter the settings as you would for receiving E mail a Enter the IP a...

Page 65: ...se is selected the port number under E mail Transfer may need to be set to 465 Ask your ISP or network administrator for the appropriate settings SSL supports SMTP over SSL STARTTLS is not supported 4 Follow the procedure below based on the settings you made when configuring the trigger a If you selected to not send notification when the camera is triggered click Save then click Go to Trigger page...

Page 66: ...access the server max 63 characters e Enter the desired name 2 for transferred files max 234 characters Transferred files will be saved using this file name You can specify existing directories 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 Image f Select...

Page 67: ... to not send notification when the camera is triggered click Save then click Go to Trigger page b If you selected to send notification when the camera is triggered click Next The appropriate notification settings page is displayed For E mail notification see Page 69 For HTTP notification see Page 72 1 Space and cannot be entered 2 cannot be entered Operating Instructions 67 2 4 3 Transferring Imag...

Page 68: ...ion feature you can configure the camera to send notifications by E mail see Page 69 or HTTP see Page 72 when the camera is triggered Note Notifications cannot be sent when buffering or transferring images by timer You can also send a log of trigger notifications once a day see Page 87 68 Operating Instructions 2 5 Configuring the Camera to Send Trigger Notifications ...

Page 69: ... port number used by the server Port 25 is normally used for sending E mail Some ISPs require outgoing mail to be sent using port 587 or using SSL SMTP over SSL on port 465 Ask your ISP or network administrator for the appropriate setting c Enter the reply E mail address 2 that will be shown to the recipient as the sender of the E mail In an effort to reduce spam many ISPs block E mail sent throug...

Page 70: ...ption 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 E mail server requires POP before SMTP authentication when sending E mail messages The following settings are also necessary Enter the settings as you would for receiving E mail a Enter the IP address or the host name 1 of the POP3 serve...

Page 71: ...cess the server max 63 characters The camera supports LOGIN PLAIN and CRAM MD5 authentication 3 Under SSL select Use if you want to use SSL encryption when sending E mail When Use is selected the port number under E mail Transfer may need to be set to 465 Ask your ISP or network administrator for the appropriate settings SSL supports SMTP over SSL STARTTLS is not supported 4 Click Save then click ...

Page 72: ...ferred by HTTP see Page 118 1 Set the following parameters as desired a Enter the URL 1 of the HTTP server max 255 characters An IPv6 address can be specified note that the IPv6 address must be enclosed in brackets b Enter the port number used by the server Port 80 is normally used for HTTP c Enter the login ID 2 user name required to access the server max 63 characters d Enter the password 2 requ...

Page 73: ... file size reaches 20 MB When the 20 MB limit is reached a new file is created Note that it may take 20 minutes or more for a 20 MB file to be buffered 1 Click the Buffered Image tab The oldest buffered image for triggers 1 5 are displayed If an image was buffered in MPEG 4 format a black screen is displayed If a trigger is disabled or if the trigger has not yet buffered images a gray screen is di...

Page 74: ...umber 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 ActiveX zoom feature see Page 30 can be used during playback Screen content varies by model number Downloading images Select the number of frames you want to download click Download and specify a location on your PC to save the images The selected numbe...

Page 75: ... 48 additional users will see a gray screen Viewing and downloading buffered MPEG 4 videos A B C D E A Start and end date and time when the image was buffered B Camera image C Windows Media Player controls refer to the Windows Media Player help file for details D Playback controls explained below E Download button Playing videos Play All buffered MPEG 4 files are played back in sequence beginning ...

Page 76: ...varies by model number Downloading videos Click Download and specify a location on your PC to save the file The current video file will be saved on your PC in ASF Advanced Streaming Format format which is a file format used by Windows Media You can view video files later using Windows Media Player Note The maximum length of videos that can be buffered in the memory as well as the total number of v...

Page 77: ... delete all images in the memory 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 Operating Instructions 77 2 7 Deleting Buffered Images Manually ...

Page 78: ...buffered in the internal memory Turning off the camera Saving the Date and Time page Restarting updating firmware or resetting the camera to factory default Disabling or enabling a trigger Restoring settings from a configuration file 78 Operating Instructions 2 7 Deleting Buffered Images Manually ...

Page 79: ... disable or enable a trigger see Page 59 You restart the camera see Page 180 You update the camera s firmware see Page 181 and Page 203 You reset the camera to its default settings see Page 184 You change the date and time setting see Page 140 You restore settings from a configuration file see Page 183 When selecting No Transfer Memory Overwrite for buffering JPEG images using sensor alarm or dete...

Page 80: ... Note that when using the above settings the actual number of images buffered D is less than the maximum number of images that can be buffered by the trigger A If the value set for post trigger images is set too high pre trigger images may be overwritten If the value set for pre trigger images is set too high images may not be buffered as expected 80 Operating Instructions 2 8 Understanding How th...

Page 81: ... Buffer Transfer click Sensor Sensitivity 3 Select the desired setting High The sensor is more sensitive to heat variations Normal The sensor is moderately sensitive to heat variations default Low The sensor is less sensitive to heat variations Very Low The sensor is further less sensitive to heat variations No detection The sensor does not detect heat variations 4 Click Save Operating Instruction...

Page 82: ... will 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 the motion detection feature A higher threshold means more motion is needed to trigger the motion detection feature Threshold is indicated in the Preview area by the light green area Sensitivity D...

Page 83: ...nges 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 may not be detected as desired if the object s color is similar to the color of the background The motion detection feature is disabled when panning and tilting the camera lens i e moving the camera l...

Page 84: ...ndicator is green the camera s microphone is picking up sound but the volume is not high enough to trigger the sound detection feature When the sound level is red the sound detection feature is triggered Any changes you make on this page will not be reflected in the Preview area until you click Save 4 If necessary adjust the detection threshold by clicking the appropriate block 5 Click Save and th...

Page 85: ... Threshold setting for the sound detection feature may also need to be adjusted to achieve the desired results Preview Refer to this area to see how the current settings effective after clicking Save detect sound Example 1 Parameter Display Meaning Threshold A Low threshold A Preview A Low threshold A no sound is detected Preview B A Low threshold A low volume B sound detection is not triggered Pr...

Page 86: ...nt noise is detected We recommend setting the Camera Microphone Sensitivity on the Audio page to High for quiet places such as library Low for noisy places and Very Low for continuously noisy places such as factories see Page 144 While the sound detection feature can be used to trigger image buffering images buffered to the internal memory do not contain audio The sound detection feature cannot de...

Page 87: ...lick the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Buffer Transfer click Alarm Log 3 Set the following parameters as desired a 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 will be sent even if the camera was not triggered Send alarm logs only when the camera was triggered Alarm logs will be sent if ...

Page 88: ...er the reply E mail address 2 that will be shown to the recipient as the sender of the E mail In an effort to reduce spam many ISPs block E mail sent through the SMTP server from an E mail address that is not associated with the SMTP server therefore we recommend entering the E mail address assigned to you by your ISP f Enter the destination E mail address 2 Up to 3 addresses can be entered g Ente...

Page 89: ...utgoing E mail server requires SMTP authentication when sending E mail messages The following settings are also necessary Enter the settings as you would for sending E mail a Enter the login ID 2 user name required to access the server max 63 characters b Enter the password 2 required to access the server max 63 characters The camera supports LOGIN PLAIN and CRAM MD5 authentication 5 Under SSL sel...

Page 90: ...e phones that only allow the use of port number 80 or mobile phones that do not support password authentication are not compatible with Panasonic Network Cameras Certain mobile phones may not display images correctly Video images cannot be displayed on mobile phones The camera s audio features are not available with mobile phones Data packet fees may apply when accessing the camera from your mobil...

Page 91: ...me and the port number of the camera Note however that certain mobile phones do not support HTTPS connections Example https 80 mobile Example https viewnetcam com 80 mobile 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 accessing the camera by entering one of the following inst...

Page 92: ...94 You must be logged in to the camera as an administrator to use this feature I Select Buffer Transfer to view the image buffer and transfer control page see Page 95 You must be logged in to the camera as an administrator to use this feature J Select Privacy Mode to turn privacy mode on You may be asked to enter the administrator user name and password To turn privacy mode off access the camera a...

Page 93: ...urn privacy mode on camera images are not buffered even if the camera is configured to buffer images Screen content varies by model number Operating Instructions 93 3 2 Viewing Still Images on Your Mobile Phone ...

Page 94: ...Log 3 Confirm the alarm logs as necessary 4 Select Control Page when finished to return to the previous screen A B C A Returns to the previous screen B The number of new alarm logs is displayed C The date and time of each log and the type of each trigger is displayed The date is displayed in MM DD format The time is displayed in 24 hour format S indicates a sensor detection So indicates a sound de...

Page 95: ...n administrator to use this feature 1 Access the camera with your mobile phone see Page 91 2 Select Buffer Transfer 3 Select the desired trigger number to turn the trigger on or off 4 Select Save to turn the selected trigger on or off All images buffered in the memory are deleted when you click Save 5 Select Control Page when finished to return to the previous screen Operating Instructions 95 3 4 ...

Page 96: ... your network must be unique as shown in the example below In this example you would enter 192 168 0 253 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 your network must be unique the addresses are unique only to your network In other words your ...

Page 97: ... is being sent A port is not a physical object it is a piece of information in the data that helps the 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 A B C aaa aaa aaa aaa By assigning unique port numbers to your cameras you can access your cameras w...

Page 98: ...register with a Dynamic DNS service in order to access your camera from the Internet A Dynamic DNS service allows you to use an easy to remember address such as viewnetcam com to access your camera from the Internet If you have subscribed to a Dynamic DNS service and configured your camera to use that Dynamic DNS service your camera will notify the Dynamic DNS service each time your provider chang...

Page 99: ...ter for information on UPnP support the router s UPnP 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 Viewnetcam com a Dynamic DNS service that is designed for use with Panasonic Network Cameras For more information refer to the Viewnetcam com website...

Page 100: ... and 50050 To use this method see Page 101 Using the UPnP page Using this method the camera s port number will not change To use this method see Page 102 Note If your router does not support UPnP you need to configure the router s port forwarding feature manually See Page 102 If your router s UPnP feature is turned off most routers have UPnP turned off by default you need to turn it on in order to...

Page 101: ... 5 Click To Single Camera page 6 Confirm that port forwarding was configured correctly see Page 102 Note If you have multiple cameras connected to the same network only one of the cameras needs to be registered with Viewnetcam com All cameras connected to the network can be accessed from the Internet using your Viewnetcam com URL for example viewnetcam com and adding the desired camera s port numb...

Page 102: ...he procedure below 1 Click the Maintenance tab 2 On the left side of the screen click Status 3 Under UPnP confirm that the status is Enabled If Enabled is not displayed refer to the UPnP related items in 1 3 Camera Setup Issues and 1 5 Camera Access Issues in the Troubleshooting Guide Configuring port forwarding without using UPnP If your router does not support UPnP you need to configure the rout...

Page 103: ...e the router s port forwarding feature When configuring port forwarding store the camera s IP address and port number that you noted above 8 Register the camera to use a Dynamic DNS service such as Viewnetcam com see Page 105 Operating Instructions 103 4 1 Configuring Port Forwarding ...

Page 104: ...ur 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 Dynamic DNS service and notifies the service of its current address If you are interested in accessing your camera over the Internet we recommend using a Dynamic DNS service such as Viewnetcam com For mor...

Page 105: ...nnected to the same network only one of the cameras needs to be registered with Viewnetcam com All cameras connected to the network can be accessed from the Internet using your Viewnetcam com URL for example viewnetcam com and adding the desired camera s port number after the URL Example http viewnetcam com 50000 http viewnetcam com 50001 etc Note however if the camera that is registered to Viewne...

Page 106: ...n Setup completed is displayed the addresses for accessing the camera over the LAN and over the Internet are displayed 5 Click To Single Camera page Configuring the camera to use Viewnetcam com from the DynamicDNS page 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Basic click DynamicDNS 3 Select Viewnetcam com then click Next 4 Click Save When setup is complete Success is displayed ...

Page 107: ...t you have registered with Viewnetcam com and that your PC can access the Internet then click your web browser s refresh button Typically Global IP Address Notification Method should be set to Normal If you cannot access the camera using the registered URL 30 minutes after registering with Viewnetcam com select Advanced In this case UPnP must be enabled for the camera and for the router If the glo...

Page 108: ...m com server of its current global IP address 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Basic click DynamicDNS 3 Select Viewnetcam com then click Next 4 Select the desired setting for Updating time 5 Click Save 108 Operating Instructions 4 2 1 Configuring the Camera to Use Viewnetcam com ...

Page 109: ...5 Please direct any questions you may have 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 several minutes before the camera can be accessed over the Internet 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Basic click DynamicDNS 3 Select User ...

Page 110: ...a from notifying the Dynamic DNS service when 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 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Basic click DynamicDNS 3 Select Disable then click Save 110 Operating Instructions 4 2 2 Config...

Page 111: ...essed 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 Internet try accessing the camera using a PC connected to a different network or by using your mobile phone see Page 91 Operating Instructions 111 4 3 Confirming Internet Access ...

Page 112: ... After changing network settings and clicking Save the camera must be restarted All images buffered in the internal memory are deleted when the camera is restarted Ask your Internet Service Provider or network administrator for the appropriate network settings If you cannot access the camera after changing certain network settings use the Setup Program to confirm the camera s IP address see Page 2...

Page 113: ...n IP address automatically from the DHCP feature of your broadband router or from your ISP Note Screen content varies by model number Automatic Setup 1 Set the following parameters as desired a Under Max Bandwidth Usage select the maximum bandwidth you want to allow the camera to use b Under Connection Type select the appropriate connection type Normally you can leave this setting at Auto Negotiat...

Page 114: ... or network administrator 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 POP3 443 used for HTTPS 4000 used for ICQ 6661 6667 used for IRC If you are connecting multiple cameras and plan on using port forwarding to allow Internet access to the cameras as...

Page 115: ...lowing file size information when restricting the maximum bandwidth Note that these are estimated file sizes for one JPEG image the actual file size may vary depending on image quality image brightness etc To determine the bandwidth required multiply this number by the number of accesses for JPEG images and multiply the H 264 or MPEG 4 bit rate setting on the Video Streaming page by the number of ...

Page 116: ... administrator 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 POP3 443 used for HTTPS 4000 used for ICQ 6661 6667 used for IRC If you are connecting multiple cameras and plan on using port forwarding to allow Internet access to the cameras assign a diff...

Page 117: ... To determine the bandwidth required multiply this number by the number of accesses for JPEG images and multiply the H 264 or MPEG 4 bit rate setting on the Video Streaming page by the number of H 264 or MPEG 4 accesses 192 144 7 KB 56 Kbit 320 240 16 KB 128 Kbit 640 480 35 KB 280 Kbit g Under Connection Type select the appropriate connection type Normally you can leave this setting at Auto Negoti...

Page 118: ...e caution as necessary to prevent disclosure of this information For added security we recommend periodically changing the login ID and password that are required to access your proxy server 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Basic click Network IPv4 3 Under Proxy Server Settings enter the address 1 port no login ID 2 and password 2 that are required to access the proxy s...

Page 119: ...n the internal memory are deleted when the camera is restarted Note When the camera is configured for HTTPS access it cannot be accessed using HTTP Similarly when the camera is configured for HTTP access i e when HTTPS is set to Use HTTP it cannot be accessed using HTTPS When configuring the camera for access from the Internet enter the IP address or host name used to access the camera over the In...

Page 120: ...s displayed if there is a security certificate that corresponds to the camera is not installed on the PC To prevent this dialog from being displayed follow the procedure below and install a security certificate Note The value entered next to Camera IP Address or Host Name on the HTTPS screen must match the IP address or host name used to access the camera If this value does not match a security wa...

Page 121: ... risks Confirm the origin of the security certificates before installing them for devices or sites other than the camera 3 When the authentication dialog is displayed enter the user name and password then click OK The top page is displayed Operating Instructions 121 5 2 HTTPS Settings ...

Page 122: ...4 Click Certificate Error in the address bar then click View certificates 122 Operating Instructions 5 2 HTTPS Settings ...

Page 123: ...ificate button is not displayed exit Internet Explorer then start Internet Explorer using the Run as administrator option Click Start All Programs right click Internet Explorer then click Run as administrator Operating Instructions 123 5 2 HTTPS Settings ...

Page 124: ...6 After the wizard is displayed click Next 124 Operating Instructions 5 2 HTTPS Settings ...

Page 125: ...7 Select Place all certificates in the following store then click Browse 8 Click Trusted Root Certification Authorities then click OK Operating Instructions 125 5 2 HTTPS Settings ...

Page 126: ...9 Click Next 126 Operating Instructions 5 2 HTTPS Settings ...

Page 127: ...10 Click Finish Operating Instructions 127 5 2 HTTPS Settings ...

Page 128: ...click OK Note After you restart the browser and access the camera using HTTPS the security warning will not be displayed For Internet Explorer 6 and Windows XP 1 Access the camera using HTTPS 2 Click View Certificate 128 Operating Instructions 5 2 HTTPS Settings ...

Page 129: ...unknown devices or sites can lead to security risks Confirm the origin of the security certificates before installing them for devices or sites other than the camera 3 Click Install Certificate Operating Instructions 129 5 2 HTTPS Settings ...

Page 130: ...4 After the wizard is displayed click Next 5 Select Automatically select the certificate store based on the type of certificate then click Next 130 Operating Instructions 5 2 HTTPS Settings ...

Page 131: ...6 Click Finish 7 Click Yes Operating Instructions 131 5 2 HTTPS Settings ...

Page 132: ...r The import was successful is displayed click OK Note After you restart the browser and access the camera using HTTPS the security warning will not be displayed 132 Operating Instructions 5 2 HTTPS Settings ...

Page 133: ...or if images break up the following devices may be causing interference wireless LAN devices 2 4 GHz cordless telephones faxes microwave ovens wireless AV devices If the above devices are causing interference change the wireless communication channels of the camera and the router not to overlap with interfering devices For more information refer to the operating instructions included with your wir...

Page 134: ...ou can confirm the camera s MAC address on the Status page see Page 176 and the MAC address of the wireless module on the Wireless Status page see Page 177 After changing and saving the camera s wireless 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 wirel...

Page 135: ...ick 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 router select the key format from the corresponding pull down menu enter the WEP key then click Save to finish Operating Instructions 135 5 3 1 Configuring the Camera for Wireless Connection BL C230...

Page 136: ...ication reconfigure the wireless router or access point to use auto or open system authentication When WPA PSK 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 the pull down menu and click Save to finish Key Format No of Characters Usable Character...

Page 137: ...outer 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 63 Characters 8 63 ASCII characters see Page 206 1 1 Space cannot be used Operating Instructions 137 5 3 1 Configuring the Camera for Wireless Connection BL C230 Only ...

Page 138: ... 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 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 feature You can confirm t...

Page 139: ...o 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 turned on b BL C210CE BL C210E BL C230CE BL C230E only Under Display Shortcut Icon in My Network Places select Enable if you want to create a shortcut to the camera in your computer s My Network Places folder Network fol...

Page 140: ... to use 12 hour or 24 hour time format c Select the current time d Under Automatic Time Adjustment select whether you want to enable automatic date and time adjustment i If you select to enable this feature enter the IP address or host name of the desired NTP network time protocol server 1 max 255 characters that the camera will use to adjust its date and time An IPv6 address can be specified note...

Page 141: ...ted when you click Save 1 Space and cannot be entered Note The camera will not synchronize to the 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 incorrect time information etc The camera s clock becomes less accurate over time and can be affected when t...

Page 142: ...tivity i Select the length of time inactivity that passes before the camera moves the lens If 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 ii Select the desired preset position see Page 29 c Under Shutter Speed Color Night View select whether the camera s shutter speed is fixed or ...

Page 143: ...e select Color Night View Page 210 When the camera image becomes dark e g when the lights in a room are turned off the shutter speed is reduced This feature is disabled by default Note that when this feature is activated Refresh rate decreases and images become blurry when the object is moving White or colored dots or horizontal lines may be displayed in the camera image This is a characteristic o...

Page 144: ...he microphone to low sensitivity Less sound is picked up by the microphone Normal Sets the microphone to moderate sensitivity High Sets the microphone to high sensitivity More sound is picked up by the microphone This setting affects the performance of the sound detection feature After changing this setting adjust sound detection sensitivity again see Page 84 c Under Mute during Pan Tilt select wh...

Page 145: ...Video Streaming Settings The Video Streaming page of the Setup tab allows you to adjust video streaming feature related settings 1 Click the Setup tab Operating Instructions 145 5 8 Changing Video Streaming Settings ...

Page 146: ...2 On the left side of the screen under Basic click Video Streaming 146 Operating Instructions 5 8 Changing Video Streaming Settings ...

Page 147: ...ing is for video only it does not affect audio bit rate The bit rates specified here are used generally for images in which only small areas of the image change from frame to frame for example when the subject is not moving when the camera is not panning or tilting etc As more of the visible area changes for example when the subject is moving when the camera is panning or tilting etc a higher bit ...

Page 148: ...IPv6 Multicast becomes available in the Streaming Method selector on the single camera page 4 Set the following parameters as desired a Under Packet Availability Time enter the desired setting 148 Operating Instructions 5 8 Changing Video Streaming Settings ...

Page 149: ...es buffered in the internal memory are deleted when the camera is restarted Streaming Format Max No of HTTP Sessions Max No of HTTPS Sessions Note Streaming H 264 or MPEG 4 video by multicast may increase the traffic on your network Consult your network administrator before enabling this feature If video streaming settings are saved while users are viewing H 264 or MPEG 4 images the video stream m...

Page 150: ...trator 1 Can access all pages and change all settings All features can be used General Users 50 different users can be registered Cannot configure the camera The administrator controls which features each general user can access see Page 152 Guest User Anonymous users Cannot configure the camera The administrator controls which features guest user can access and can limit guest user access to the ...

Page 151: ... 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 password for verification See Page 206 for a list of valid characters Note that Space and cannot be entered 4 Click Save Operating Instructions 151 6 2 Changing the Administrator User Name and Password ...

Page 152: ...al users access the camera the Internet Setup and Maintenance tabs are never displayed The Multi and 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 Account click General User 3 Under User ID List click Create Up to 50 general user accounts can be created...

Page 153: ...ing parameters as desired a Under Access Level select the desired setting for Video Display Time Unlimited The user can view video images H 264 MPEG 4 or MJPEG from the camera without restriction Not permitted The user can view only still images 10 s 60 min The user can view video images for the selected amount of time after which the user can view only still images Operating Instructions 153 6 3 ...

Page 154: ...ange Resolution is disabled users may not be able to change the refresh rate even if Change Refresh Rate is enabled due to feature limitations based on the Streaming Format setting on the Video Streaming page For more information on these limitations see Page 209 Images displayed on the multi camera page may be reduced in size when View Multi Camera page is enabled therefore we recommend enabling ...

Page 155: ...accounts and assign secret user 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 Under General Authentication select the desired setting Permit access from guest users Guest users can access the camera Permit access from guest users mobile only Guest...

Page 156: ...G 4 or MJPEG from the camera without restriction Not permitted The user can view only still images 10 s 60 min The user can view video images for the selected amount of time after which the user can view only still images b Select the desired setting for Refresh Rate Still images viewed by the user will be refreshed at this rate c Select the features the user is allowed to use 156 Operating Instru...

Page 157: ... center the image within the zoomed area but the lens will not pan or tilt When Change Resolution is disabled users may not be able to change the refresh rate even if Change Refresh Rate is enabled due to feature limitations based on the Streaming Format setting on the Video Streaming page For more information on these limitations see Page 209 Images displayed on the multi camera page may be reduc...

Page 158: ...he camera see Page 155 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 a general user 158 Operating Instructions 6 5 The Login Tab ...

Page 159: ...e and for the multi camera page Streaming method for the single camera page Default image resolution for when viewing with your mobile phone Overlay settings control whether the date and time a text message the camera s trigger status and backlight correction status are displayed Default display language Banner settings control whether a banner is displayed on the single camera page and the proper...

Page 160: ...2 On the left side of the screen under Advanced click Image Display 160 Operating Instructions 7 1 Changing Image Display Settings ...

Page 161: ...en the built in sensor has been triggered 1 or 2 will be displayed when external sensor 1 or 2 respectively has been triggered will be displayed while the backlight correction feature is on Note When viewing images at 192 144 pixel resolution status overlay is not displayed If the external sensor uses a ground to open signal i e if you select Rising GND to Open High when configuring the alarm trig...

Page 162: ...ncluding http if necessary of the banner s link This specifies the web page or image that is displayed when the user clicks the banner 4 Click Save 1 Space and cannot be entered 162 Operating Instructions 7 1 Changing Image Display Settings ...

Page 163: ...dress or host name of the other camera An IPv6 address can be specified note that the IPv6 address must be enclosed in brackets To allow users to view cameras over the Internet enter the camera s global IP address or host name here i e the IP address or host name needed to access the other camera over the Internet To allow users to view cameras over the LAN enter the local IP address of the other ...

Page 164: ...mera that supports H 264 to the multi camera page of a camera that does not support H 264 only MJPEG images from the camera that supports H 264 can be viewed Modifying previously registered cameras 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Advanced click Multi Camera 3 Click the desired camera number 4 Change the settings as desired 5 Click Save Deleting previously registered ca...

Page 165: ...t the number of the camera you would like to move and select the number you would like to move the camera to The 2 cameras will switch places in the list For example to switch camera 2 and camera 1 select Switch No 2 with No 1 4 Click Execute Operating Instructions 165 7 2 Registering Multiple Cameras ...

Page 166: ...ot be seen Make sure the camera s date and time setting is correct in order for this feature to function as desired If H 264 or MPEG 4 images are being viewed when the camera s operation time ends the last image will be displayed for about 20 seconds followed by a black screen when viewing H 264 images and a gray screen when viewing MPEG 4 images If MJPEG are being viewed when the camera s operati...

Page 167: ...w the camera is set to be disabled on Mondays 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 Operating Instructions 167 7 3 Specifying Operation Times ...

Page 168: ...t side of the screen under Advanced click External Output 3 Under External Device Control Output select the appropriate setting Open The camera s internal transistor turns off and the output has high impedance logical HIGH Short to GND The camera s internal transistor turns on and the output is shorted to the GND logical LOW 4 Under Button name modification modify the names of the external output ...

Page 169: ...ab 2 On the left side of the screen under Advanced click Indicator Control 3 Select the desired setting 4 Click Save Note If the POWER indicator lights in any color other than green refer to 1 2 POWER Indicator Issues in the Troubleshooting Guide The AV LINK indicator BL C210A BL C230A only The AV LINK indicator can be used to indicate the status of the camera s communication with a registered TV ...

Page 170: ...on while the camera is in registration mode see Page 172 Turning privacy mode on You can turn privacy mode on by Pressing the camera s PRIVACY button the POWER indicator will turn from green to red Accessing 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...

Page 171: ...n so that privacy mode cannot be turned on or off by pressing the PRIVACY button 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Advanced click Privacy Mode 3 Under PRIVACY Button uncheck Enable 4 Click Save Operating Instructions 171 7 6 Privacy Mode ...

Page 172: ...amera using HTTPS If the camera is accessed while the camera is in registration mode Registering is displayed Confirming a TV s status 1 Click the Setup tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Advanced click Registered Devices The following information is displayed The type of device The device s MAC address The device s status X is displayed in the Status column if the TV is not turned on if t...

Page 173: ...ra to another device You may now register the camera to the TV Refer to the Setup Guide for VIERA Connection for details The AV LINK indicator flashes orange while the camera is in registration mode After 5 minutes registration mode is cancelled if the camera has not been registered to a TV Note Registration mode cannot be turned on while the camera is in privacy mode see Page 170 The camera can b...

Page 174: ...s clicked on the single camera page and when the built in sensor external sensor or motion detection is triggered Button only The built in alarm sounds only when Sound Alarm is clicked on the single camera page Sensor only The built in alarm sounds only when the built in sensor external sensor or motion detection is triggered and the Built in Alarm button is not displayed in the operation bar Off ...

Page 175: ... the built in alarm can sound when the built in sensor external sensor or motion detection is triggered The built in alarm does not sound even if Trigger for Built in Alarm is set to Button or sensor or Sensor only while the camera is in privacy mode Page 170 or in registration mode Page 172 Operating Instructions 175 7 8 Built in Alarm Settings ...

Page 176: ...etc 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 assistance 1 Click the Maintenance tab 2 On the left side of the screen under Maintenance click Status 3 Confirm the desired information Note See the Panasonic Network Camera support site http pana...

Page 177: ...e MAC address of the camera s wireless module when setting your wireless router s MAC address filtering feature The MAC address of the camera s wireless module is displayed on the Wireless Status page next to MAC address of Wireless module You can confirm the camera s MAC address on the Status page see Page 176 The signal strength of the wireless connection to the wireless router is displayed next...

Page 178: ... Multicast 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 types is not displayed Mobile phone access Still image viewing Accessing the Top Setup Internet Maintenance and Support pages 178 Operating Instructions 8 3 Confirming Session Status ...

Page 179: ...external sensor 1 external sensor 2 motion detection sound detection or privacy mode on off 1 Click the Maintenance 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 camera to send a daily log by E mail that reports the status of triggers 1 5 see Page 87 O...

Page 180: ...is different 1 Click the Maintenance tab 2 On the left 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 the left side of the screen under Maintenance click Restart 3 Under Scheduled Restart click Enable 4 Select the days and times you would like th...

Page 181: ...yed When the firmware update is complete the camera s top page is displayed Note The firmware update may take 10 minutes or longer depending on the network environment 9 Confirm the camera s new firmware version on the top page Note Do not turn off the power during a firmware update All images buffered in the internal memory are deleted when the firmware is updated All alarm logs are deleted when ...

Page 182: ...are 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 202 Buffered images are not saved in the configuration file The configuration file s extension dat must not be changed If you change it the saved settings cannot be restored If you save a configuration file ...

Page 183: ...n file use the Setup Program to confirm the camera s IP address see Page 202 The configuration file saves the camera s user names and passwords When the settings are loaded the settings are restored as they were saved therefore the administrator user name and password may change If you cannot remember the administrator user name or password you will need to reset the camera and set the user name a...

Page 184: ...t is safe to turn off the camera When the camera is reset the following information will be deleted All images buffered in the internal memory All alarm logs All camera settings including the user name password IP address subnet mask etc The network connection mode changes to Automatic Setup Reconfigure the camera by referring to the Setup Guide When the camera is reset the internal clock will not...

Page 185: ...T button You can also reset 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 FACTORY DEFAULT RESET Operating Instructions 185 8 9 Resetting the Camera ...

Page 186: ...tion regarding wireless settings The Product Information page Displays a link to the Panasonic Network Camera website http panasonic net pcc ipcam where you can view product information The Support Information page Displays a link to the Panasonic Network Camera support site http panasonic net pcc support netwkcam where you can view technical information download the latest firmware etc 186 Operat...

Page 187: ...v6 The following hardware and software is required to access the camera using IPv6 Windows Vista Windows XP Service Pack 1 or later Internet Explorer 6 0 or later An IPv6 compatible router An IPv6 compatible Internet connection Subscribe to your Internet Service Provider s IPv4 IPv6 Dual Stack or IPv6 over IPv4 Tunneling service For Internet Explorer 6 users A subscription to an IPv6 compatible do...

Page 188: ...er for IPv6 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 packets from the WAN side See the Panasonic Network Camera website at http panasonic net pcc support netwkcam for information about the recommended routers 188 Operating Instructions 10 1 Configuring Your Router for IPv6 ...

Page 189: ...omplete Succeeded will be displayed 3 Confirm that IPv6 was successfully enabled enter ipconfig If IPv6 addresses are displayed installation was successful For Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later users If you use Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later the following procedure is also necessary 1 Click Start Control Panel Security Center Windows Firewall Advanced tab 2 Click the Settings button under ICM...

Page 190: ...ased on the IPv6 prefix Static Allows you to set all network settings manually Automatic Setup 1 Set the following parameters as desired a Under DNS enter the IP addresses of the primary and secondary DNS servers provided by your ISP b Under Max Bandwidth Usage select the maximum bandwidth you want to allow the camera to use c Under Connection Type select the appropriate connection type Normally y...

Page 191: ...enter the IP addresses of the primary and secondary DNS servers provided by your ISP e Under 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 restricting the maximum bandwidth Note that these are estimated file sizes for one JPEG image the actual file s...

Page 192: ...ting is effective for both IPv4 and IPv6 connections 2 Click Save 3 When the New settings are saved message is displayed click Restart Note The current network settings can be confirmed on the Status page see Page 176 You can also confirm the camera s IPv6 address using the Setup Program 192 Operating Instructions 10 3 Configuring Your Camera for IPv6 ...

Page 193: ...mera which were set during camera setup Accessing the camera in IPv6 mode 1 Start your PC s web browser 2 In the browser s address bar enter http followed by the host name and port number if it is not 80 of the camera then press Enter on the keyboard Example http viewnetcam com If using Internet Explorer 7 or Internet Explorer 8 you can also access the camera by entering http followed by the IPv6 ...

Page 194: ...IPv6 select Yes to allow IPv6 access to the camera from the Internet or No to limit IPv6 access to the camera If No is selected IPv6 access to the camera is only possible from an address of the same prefix as the camera s IPv6 address The camera will not be able to be accessed from the Internet using IPv6 3 Click Save 194 Operating Instructions 10 5 Allowing IPv6 Access from the Internet ...

Page 195: ...ses a proxy server we recommend setting your web browser to bypass the proxy server when accessing the camera from a PC connected to the same LAN as the camera Note Consult your Internet Service Provider or network administrator to find out if your network uses a proxy server and consult your network administrator before changing your PC s proxy server settings The video and audio features cannot ...

Page 196: ...3 Click the Connections tab then click LAN Settings 196 Operating Instructions 11 1 Proxy Server Settings ...

Page 197: ...f there is no check next to Use a proxy 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 Instructions 197 11 1 Proxy Server Settings ...

Page 198: ...emove Windows Components Select Networking Services Details Check Internet Gateway Device Discovery and Control Client and UPnP User Interface OK Next Complete When using previous versions of Windows XP Start Settings Control Panel Add or Remove Programs Add Remove Windows Components Select Networking Services Details Check UPnP User Interface OK Next Complete When using Windows Vista Start Contro...

Page 199: ...ral tab Click Settings under Temporary Internet files Check Every visit to the page under Check for newer versions of stored pages OK OK Complete When using Internet Explorer 7 or Internet Explorer 8 Start Internet Explorer Tools Internet Options General tab Click Settings under Browsing history Check Every time I visit the webpage under Check for newer versions of stored pages OK OK Complete Oper...

Page 200: ...click on pmpeg4camV4 Class Remove Yes 2 Open the ocx folder on the CD ROM Open the MPEG 4 folder Double click uninstall bat When using Windows Vista 1 Confirm that Internet Explorer is not running Start Internet Explorer Tools Internet Options Programs tab Click Manage add ons for Internet Explorer 8 Select Show Downloaded controls Right click on pmpeg4camV4 Class More Information Click Remove for...

Page 201: ...PccCamActXCtrl Control Remove Yes 2 Open the ocx folder on the CD ROM Open the H 264 folder Double click uninstall bat When using Windows Vista 1 Confirm that Internet Explorer is not running Start Internet Explorer Tools Internet Options Programs tab Click Manage add ons for Internet Explorer 8 Select Show Downloaded controls Right click on PccCamActXCtrl Control More Information Click Remove for...

Page 202: ...luded CD ROM into the CD ROM drive of your PC The Setup Program starts If the program does not start double click Setup 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 turned on and connected to the network If the desired camera is not displayed you ...

Page 203: ...istrator c Enter the IP address of the DNS server s Refer to your ISP or network administrator for more information d Specify the maximum bandwidth the camera is allowed to use 7 Click Save 8 Follow the on screen prompts Updating a camera s firmware 1 Download the latest firmware from the Panasonic Network Camera website http panasonic net pcc support netwkcam and save it on your PC 2 Insert the i...

Page 204: ...larly save a configuration file of the cameras settings remember to save a configuration file after you update the camera s firmware Restoring settings from a configuration file 1 Insert the included CD ROM into the CD ROM drive of your PC The Setup Program starts If the program does not start double click Setup exe found on the CD ROM 2 Click Save Settings to PC Save Settings to Camera 3 Click Sa...

Page 205: ... polishing powder cleanser benzine thinner wax petroleum products pesticides glass cleaners hair spray or hot water when cleaning the camera as they may cause a change in the shape or color of the camera Do not directly touch the lens cover Fingerprints may cause the image to be out of focus If the built in sensor has dust on it it may not make detections properly Keep the built in sensor clean Op...

Page 206: ...ASCII 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 206 Operating Instructions 13 2 ASCII Character Table ...

Page 207: ... Size 25 KB 25 KB 16 KB 10 KB No of Images Saved to PC 730 1160 1880 192 144 File Size 10 KB 10 KB 7 KB 5 KB No of Images Saved to PC 1880 2710 3850 Note The maximum number of images that can be buffered depends on image resolution and image quality MPEG 4 videos For information about MPEG 4 image capacity see the Panasonic Network Camera support site at http panasonic net pcc support netwkcam Not...

Page 208: ...0 192 144 MPEG 4 640 480 320 240 192 144 MJPEG 640 480 320 240 192 144 MPEG 4 640 480 320 240 192 144 MJPEG 640 480 320 240 192 144 Note If the Streaming Format setting on the Video Streaming page is changed the camera must be restarted in order for the new settings to take effect All images buffered in the internal memory are deleted when the camera is restarted If using Network Camera Recorder s...

Page 209: ... as explained below Image buffer and transfer Image Format Resolution Image Buffer Image Transfer H 264 640 480 320 240 MPEG 4 640 480 Timer only 320 240 Timer only 192 144 Timer only MJPEG 640 480 ü ü 320 240 ü ü 192 144 ü ü ü Available Not available Operating Instructions 209 13 5 Feature Limitations Based on Image Format ...

Page 210: ...bled or disabled for all users Is enabled or disabled by each user on their computers Resolution Has no limitations Has no limitations Activation Is activated when subject is dark when enabled Is activated when subject is dark when enabled Other Limitations Image may blur when dark May not perform as expected when frame rate decreases Note When viewing H 264 or MPEG 4 images the computer s perform...

Page 211: ...uorescent Daylight Outdoor Hold BL C230 only Output Open Short Refresh Rate MJPEG H 264 MPEG 4 MJPEG 3 s 5 s 10 s 30 s 60 s Resolution 320 240 640 480 320 240 192 144 Image Quality Standard Favor Clarity Standard Favor Motion Streaming Method Auto Auto Multicast Unicast HTTP Multi Parameter Default Value Range Layout 4 Screens 4 Screens 9 Screens 16 Screens View Type 1 4 1 4 5 8 9 12 13 16 Refresh...

Page 212: ... IP Address Available for Static connection only 192 168 0 253 Subnet Mask Available for Static connection only 255 255 255 0 Host Name Available for DHCP connection only Default Gateway Default Gateway Available for Static and DHCP connection only DNS Primary Server Address Available for Static and DHCP connection only Secondary Server Address Available for Static and DHCP connection only Max Ban...

Page 213: ...Bandwidth Usage Max Bandwidth Usage Mbps Unlimited Unlimited 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 5 1 2 3 Mbps Connection Type Connection Type Auto Negotiation Auto Negotiation 100 Mbps Full Duplex 100 Mbps Half Duplex 10 Mbps Full Duplex 10 Mbps Half Duplex HTTPS Parameter Default Value Range HTTPS Use HTTP Use HTTPS Use HTTP Certificate Information Camera IP Address or Host Name Wireless BL C230 Only Parameter Default...

Page 214: ...ers ASCII 8 to 63 Characters UPnP Parameter Default Value Range Auto Port Forwarding Disable Enable Disable BL C210CE BL C210E BL C230CE BL C230E only Display Shortcut Icon in My Network Places Enable Enable Disable DynamicDNS Parameter Default Value Range DynamicDNS Disable Viewnetcam com User specified DynamicDNS Disable User specified DynamicDNS DynamicDNS Server URL Updating time 10 min At the...

Page 215: ...le Not enabled NTP Server Address or Host Name Time Zone BL C210A BL C230A GMT 05 00 Eastern Time BL C210CE BL C210E BL C230CE BL C230E GMT 00 00 Western Europe Time Adjust Clock for Daylight Saving Time Summer Time Enable Not enabled Start Day BL C210A BL C230A Mar Second Sunday 2 AM BL C210CE BL C210E BL C230CE BL C230E Mar Last Sunday 1 AM End Day BL C210A BL C230A Nov First Sunday 2 AM BL C210...

Page 216: ...0A BL C230A Shutter Speed 1 30 s BL C210CE BL C210E BL C230CE BL C230E Shutter Speed 1 25 s 50 Hz 1 25 s 1 50 s 1 100 s Color Night View 60 Hz 1 30 s 1 60 s 1 120 s Color Night View Audio Parameter Default Value Range Input Enable Enable Disable Camera Microphone Sensitivity Normal Very Low Low Normal High Mute during Pan Tilt Enable Enable Disable Video Streaming Parameter Default Value Range Str...

Page 217: ... H 264 Bit Rate 640 480 512 Kbps 2048 Kbps 512 768 1024 1536 2048 Kbps 320 240 64 Kbps 1024 Kbps 64 128 192 256 384 512 768 1024 Kbps MPEG 4 Max Frame Rate 640 480 30 Frames Sec 5 10 15 30 frames sec 320 240 30 Frames Sec 5 10 15 30 frames sec 192 144 30 Frames Sec 5 10 15 30 frames sec MPEG 4 Bit Rate 640 480 192 Kbps 2048 Kbps 192 256 384 512 768 1024 1536 2048 Kbps 320 240 64 Kbps 1024 Kbps 64 ...

Page 218: ...0 65520 must be an even number H 264 Port No 30140 30146 2000 65520 must be an even number Audio Port No 30120 2000 65520 must be an even number Administrator Parameter Default Value Range General Authentication Do not permit access from guest users Permit access from guest users Permit access from guest users mobile only Do not permit access from guest users User Name Password Retype Password Gen...

Page 219: ...vel All unchecked Trigger Parameter Default Value Range Trigger Setting Enable Image Buffer Transfer Not enabled Trigger No 1 Motion Detection No 2 5 Timer Timer Sensor Alarm1 Alarm2 Motion Detection Sound Detection Alarm enable condition Rising GND to Open High Rising GND to Open High Falling Open High to GND Time Days All days checked Active Time of Trigger Always Always specified time Image Set...

Page 220: ... total of 5 images No 2 5 Buffer 1 image every 1 second total of 1 image 1 image every minute 30 images every second Total 1 600 images Enable Post trigger Image Buffer Enabled Image Buffer Frequency No 1 Buffer 5 images every 1 second total of 20 images No 2 5 Buffer 1 image every 1 second total of 1 image 1 image every minute 30 images every second Total 1 1500 images Sensor deactivation time se...

Page 221: ...sfer SMTP Server IP Address or Host Name Port No 25 1 65535 Reply E mail Address Destination E mail Address 1 Destination E mail Address 2 Destination E mail Address 3 Subject Text How to authenticate No authentication Checked No authentication POP before SMTP authentication SMTP authentication SSL Not use Use Not use POP before SMTP authentication POP3 Server IP Address or Host Name Port No 110 1...

Page 222: ...ion E mail Address 1 Destination E mail Address 2 Destination E mail Address 3 Subject Text How to authenticate No authentication Checked No authentication POP before SMTP authentication SMTP authentication SSL Not use Use Not use POP before SMTP authentication POP3 Server IP Address or Host Name Port No 110 1 65535 Login ID Password SMTP authentication Login ID Password HTTP Notification Host Nam...

Page 223: ...0A BL C230A Ninth bar from the right BL C210CE BL C210E BL C230CE BL C230E Tenth bar from the right Sound Detection Parameter Default Value Range Sound Threshold Third bar from the right Alarm Log Parameter Default Value Range A setup of operation A setup of operation Never send alarm logs Never send alarm logs Always send alarm logs Send alarm logs only when the camera was triggered Send alarm lo...

Page 224: ...SMTP authentication SSL Not use Use Not use POP before SMTP authentication POP3 Server IP Address or Host Name Port No 110 1 65535 Login ID Password SMTP authentication Login ID Password Image Display Parameter Default Value Range Camera Name Camera Name NetworkCamera Single Camera Refresh Rate MJPEG H 264 MPEG 4 MJPEG 3 s 5 s 10 s 30 s 60 s Image Resolution 320 240 640 480 320 240 192 144 Image Q...

Page 225: ...L C210CE BL C210E BL C230CE BL C230E DD MMM YY YY MM DD MMM DD YY DD MMM YY Text Not checked Text Status Not checked Language Language English English Japanese French German Italian Spanish Simplified Chinese Russian Korean Banner Display Enable Not checked Banner user All users All users Administrator only General user only Image URL Link URL Multi Camera Parameter Default Value Range No 1 Displa...

Page 226: ...on Turn indicator on when camera is on Turn indicator on during camera access Turn indicator on during pyroelectric sensor reaction Never turn indicator on BL C210A BL C230A only AV LINK Indicator Enable Enable Disable Privacy Mode Parameter Default Value Range PRIVACY Button Enable Enable Disable Privacy Mode Disable Enable Disable Built in Alarm Parameter Default Value Range Trigger for Built in...

Page 227: ...Specified time MJPEG Options Parameter Default Value Range Play Sound on Detection Disable Enable Disable Sound File Playback Time 5 s 1 10 s Motion Detection Not use Not use Use Sensor Not use Not use Use Alarm1 Alarm enable condition Not use Not use Rising GND to Open High Falling Open High to GND Alarm2 Alarm enable condition Not use Not use Rising GND to Open High Falling Open High to GND Soun...

Page 228: ...Not use Not use Use Settings are stored on the computer and are therefore not reset to their default values when the camera is reset H 264 Options Parameter Default Value Range Image Display Method DirectShow DirectShow cannot be changed Software Color Night View Not use Not use Use Settings are stored on the computer and are therefore not reset to their default values when the camera is reset 228...

Page 229: ... Auto Other Specifications Items Specifications Image Compression JPEG 3 levels MPEG 4 H 264 Image Resolution 640 480 320 240 192 144 Buffered Images 1 About 1160 frames 320 240 standard image quality with time display Audio Communication Camera to PC Audio Compression Format H 264 MPEG 2 AAC AAC LC 64 Kbps MPEG 4 MJPEG ADPCM 32 kbps Audio Bandwidth 300 Hz 3 4 KHz Audio Reception Method ActiveX Au...

Page 230: ...16 feet 5 inches when in a 20 C 68 F environment POWER Indicator Display Power Camera Operation Ethernet Link BL C210A BL C230A only AV LINK Indicator Display AV Link Dimensions W H D BL C210 74 mm 74 mm 91 mm 2 15 16 inches 2 15 16 inches 3 9 16 inches BL C230 74 mm 74 mm 101 mm 2 15 16 inches 2 15 16 inches 4 inches Weight Main Unit Only BL C210 230 g 0 51 lb BL C230 260 g 0 57 lb Power Supply B...

Page 231: ... C230A 2 412 2 462 GHz BL C230CE BL C230E 2 412 2 472 GHz Channel BL C230A 1 11 BL C230CE BL C230E 1 13 Security SSID WEP 64 128 152 bit WPA PSK TKIP WPA2 PSK AES 1 See Page 207 for details 2 Frame rate may decrease in the following situations When buffering images When using color night view mode When many users are viewing camera images 3 Auto IP is available for BL C210A BL C230A only 4 The cam...

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