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Contents

Part I Product Introduction

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Product Function

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Recommended PC

Specifications

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Accessories

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Appearance

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Installation Precautions

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Installation Guide

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Part II Local Network Access

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Powering and Networking

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2. Active X Installation Procedure

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Install Active

-x

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3. Camera Configuration & Setup

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4. About the Live Page & Icons

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5. About Playback

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6. About Config

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Local Config

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Encode

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Network

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Record

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Alarm

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System Configuration

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Security

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Summary of Contents for PI-BUA3MWA

Page 1: ...ry Hg not over 0 1 by weight 4 Hexavalent chromium Cr6 not over 0 1 by weight 5 Polybrominated biphenyls PBBs not over 0 1 by weight 6 Polybrominated diphenyl ethers PBDEs not over 0 1 by weight For t...

Page 2: ...or other apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat 8 Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A gr...

Page 3: ...njury from tip over 12 Unplug this apparatus during lighting storms or when unused for long periods of time 13 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel 14 Do use a reliable and secure networ...

Page 4: ...of the contents in this manual but no statement information recommendation in this manual shall constitute formal guarantee of any kind expressed or implied We shall not be held responsible for any t...

Page 5: ...ubject to change without prior notice Regular updates can be added to the new version of this manual Due to uncertainties such as physical environment discrepancy may exist between the actual values a...

Page 6: ...tions 5 Installation Guide 6 Part II Local Network Access 7 1 Powering and Networking 7 2 Active X Installation Procedure 8 Install Active x 8 3 Camera Configuration Setup 10 4 About the Live Page Ico...

Page 7: ...System Tool 40 System Information 43 Do s Don ts 45 Troubleshooting Points 46 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 48...

Page 8: ...camera can display videos in different resolutions and qualities 12 When an event occurs the related text notification is sent to the email address registered by a user 13 Web Browser based Monitoring...

Page 9: ...ection Detects human movement from the camera video input 21 Analytic Detect area intrusion line crossing event in the defined region Recommended PC Specifications 1 CPU Intel Core i5 2 8 GHz or highe...

Page 10: ...3 Accessories RJ45 Cap with sealing Ring Screw Wall Plug x4 Mounting Sticker Warranty Card Quick Installation Guide Antenna...

Page 11: ...4 Appearance...

Page 12: ...pporting the weight of the device 3 Do not drill into any pipes or power lines beneath the surface during mounting holes preparation Use voltage metal detector before drilling any holes to eliminate a...

Page 13: ...on 2 Using the template provided Drill the 4 holes with a 6 mm drill bit Insert the wall plugs for concrete walls 3 Secure the wall bracket to the wall using 4 mounting screws Tuck the cable into the...

Page 14: ...he PoE switch 4 Default IP address of the camera is 192 168 1 108 5 Connect the PC on the PoE switch configure PC IP address in the same series as IP camera 6 Launch an internet browser on the local P...

Page 15: ...8 2 Active X Installation Procedure Install Active x 1 Input username and password to log in When first access for live view it is recommended to download the Active X...

Page 16: ...ter the username and password to log in then click on Download Active X to download the Active X setup file 3 Then click on the save button as shown below 4 Then click on the Run button 5 Click on Nex...

Page 17: ...iguration Static Default IP address of the IP camera is 192 168 1 108 we recommend changing the default IP address during 1st login Use the internet browser to access the camera login screen will appe...

Page 18: ...11 Click on Config Network as shown below Change the IP address as per your router NVR configuration then click on save button...

Page 19: ...12 DHCP configuration Click on Config Network as shown below...

Page 20: ...13 4 About the Live Page Icons Preview interface Select Mainstream to view high resolution video or Sub stream to low resolution video Turn on to hear the sound Not applicable for this model...

Page 21: ...ck to start stop manual recordings and save them in C Record Click to capture the preview screen and save it in C Picture Click to capture three pictures in single shot and save them in C Picture Orig...

Page 22: ...15 6 About Config Local Config Provide option to define path for local storage related to manual recording Snap Video Click on Config Local Config as shown below...

Page 23: ...mage quality settings which includes compression resolution FPS bitrate I Frame interval etc Please set these correctly based on the network can save network bandwidth HDD space fix network lags etc C...

Page 24: ...17 Audio provides an option to set audio encode settings mic input mic output not applicable for this model sensitivity Click on Config Encode Audio as shown below...

Page 25: ...ode 1 OSD Setting provides an option to configure options related to on screen display during the live view for example Time title Channel title week title etc Click on Config Prev Mode OSD set as sho...

Page 26: ...provides an option to configure parameters related to image quality for example Brightness Contrast Saturation Tone Sharpness for day night profile Click on Config Prev Mode Display Config Image Colo...

Page 27: ...0 3 Camera provides an option to configure parameter related to Day Night mode day night control IR cut image flip mirror image IR reverse Click on Config Prev Mode Display Config Camera as shown belo...

Page 28: ...ure parameters related to Exposure mode BLC HLC Profile Anti flicker Day Night Noise filter AE reference AE sensitivity Click on Config Prev Mode Display Config ISP as shown below 5 Fill Light option...

Page 29: ...22 Profile Day Night profile can be created and scheduled for different picture quality display during the live view Click on Config Prev Mode Profile as shown below...

Page 30: ...sking Privacy masking is used to mask a particular area or object to be viewed during the live camera view user can create up to 4 different zones to block Click on Config Prev Mode Privacy Masking as...

Page 31: ...24 Overlay This utility provides an option to configure text to be displayed over the live view Click on Config Prev Mode Overlay as shown below...

Page 32: ...in case of any configured event Click on Config Net Service Email as shown below 2 DDNS provides an option to register with an DDNS server to obtain a domain name for your IP Camera and then access y...

Page 33: ...26 Click on Config Net Service DDNS as shown below 3 RTSP provides an option to access IP Camera video stream over any 3rd party device media player Click on Config Net Service RTSP as shown below...

Page 34: ...Wi Fi network Click on Config Net Service Wi Fi as shown below 6 To use UPnP in your IP Camera UPnP must be enabled in the connected router With UPnP enabled for Network Address Translation NAT the p...

Page 35: ...vity for remote access using mobile applications or desktop User needs to click on Get Cloud ID after the click camera will pop up message to reboot After reboot cloud ID can be viewed at this option...

Page 36: ...an option to secure connectivity and provide access to authorize users using blacklist and whitelist IP address table Click on Config Net Service IP Filter as shown below Record Record option not app...

Page 37: ...s video blind abnormality intelligent analytics 1 Motion Once enabled a motion detection alarm occurs when an object inside the detection area moves based on the settings notification can be sent on e...

Page 38: ...video blind alarm occurs when the camera view is blocked more than 60 by an object based on the settings notification can be sent on email Click on Config Alarm Video Blind as shown below Note SMTP se...

Page 39: ...d abnormality alarm occurs in the event of Network Loss IP Conflict detection based on the settings notification can be sent on email Click on Config Alarm Abnormality as shown below Note SMTP setting...

Page 40: ...occurs when the camera detects Area Intrusion Line Crossing event in the defined region based on the settings notification can be sent on email Click on Config Alarm Analytics as shown below Note SMT...

Page 41: ...bled an alarm occurs when the camera detects any human movement in the defined region based on the settings notification can be sent on email Click on Config Alarm Human as shown below Note SMTP setti...

Page 42: ...Sound Once enabled it detects abnormal sound from the camera based on the settings notification can be sent on email Click on Config Alarm Sound as shown below Note SMTP settings should also be config...

Page 43: ...1 System Configuration provides an option to configure Machine Camera name and auto logout time setting Note HDD Audio settings are not applicable for this product Click on Config System Config Syste...

Page 44: ...37 2 General Configuration provides an option to configure language date time format video format Click on Config System Config General Config as shown below...

Page 45: ...38 3 Time Settings provides an option to select time zone and configure time automatically using NTP server or manually sync with local PC Click on Config System Config Time Setting as shown below...

Page 46: ...ty provides an option to configure Onvif authentication Password Requirement for the camera RTSP authentication Password Requirement for the camera to basic or Digest Click on Config System Config Sec...

Page 47: ...allowed by the configuration Only admin can add delete or modify additional users and their permissions Click on Config System Config System Tool User as shown below 2 Auto Maintain provides an optio...

Page 48: ...guration file Firmware upgrade option is also available 1 local upgrade User can upgrade the camera by selecting the upgrade file using browse option from local PC drive 2 OTA over the air User can ch...

Page 49: ...42 Click on Config System Config System Tool System Tool as shown below...

Page 50: ...43 System Information 1 Version information option displays like serial no software build date P2P status mac address Click on Config System information System info as shown below...

Page 51: ...provides an option to display the logs related to system configuration alarm event Account This also provides an option to manually clear delete the logs Click on Config System information System Log...

Page 52: ...kage The product is not meant for mixing into household waste stream 4 Refer to operating instructions for handling of end of life products Do not keep any replaced spare part s from the product in an...

Page 53: ...iguration Ensure that the camera is connected to a stable and properly configured network 3 Verify camera settings Review the camera settings such as resolution frame rate compression and encoding for...

Page 54: ...port forwarding configuration Ensure that the necessary ports such as HTTP port RTSP port are open and properly forwarded to the camera s IP address 8 Check camera compatibility Verify that the camer...

Page 55: ...ce 20m Color Image up to 10m LENS Lens Type Fixed Mount Type M12 Focal Length 3 6mm Lens Max Aperture F1 2 Angle of View Horizontal Angle 82 Vertical Angle 63 Diagonal Angle 92 Focus Control Fixed VID...

Page 56: ...rror Disk No Space Network Cable Disconnected IP Address Conflict Smart Functions Intrusion Detection Line Crossing Detection Human Detection Event Actions Record alarm Email link Upload FTP Snapshot...

Page 57: ...Supports Panasonic PHS for iPhone Android INTERFACE Audio 1 Input Notes 1 Design and specification are subjected to change without notice 2 Weight and dimensions shown herein are approximate 3 The Gra...

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