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User

 

Manual

 

of

 

Network

 

Camera

 

 

33

33

4.2.4

 

Frame

 

settings

 

FRAME

 

can’t

 

be

 

changed

 

by

 

pressing

 

left

 

/

 

right

 

button;

 

User

 

can

 

select

 

resolution

 

through

 

“configuration”

”remote

 

configuration”

 

“channel

 

configuration

 

“Frame

 

rate”;

 

The

 

relationship

 

between

 

frame

 

and

 

resolution

 

is

 

as

 

below

 

table:

 

Model

 

Resolution

Max.

 

Frame

 

Rate

 

Max

 

bitrate

recommended

 

NTSC

 

DS

2CD852MF

E

 

DS

2CD752MF(

E)

 

DS

2CD752MF

FB

 

UXGA

 

10

 

4M

   

HD720p

 

15

 

3M

   

SVGA

 

30

 

2.5M

   

4CIF

 

30

 

 

1.5~2M

 

VGA

 

30

 

             

1.5M

 

Dcif

 

30

 

 

1.5M

 

2cif

 

30

 

 

1.5M

 

Cif

 

30

 

 

384K~768K

 

Qcif

 

30

 

 

384K~512K

 

 

Note:

 

DS

2CD852F’s

 

frame

 

and

 

resolution

 

relationship

 

is

 

different

 

from

 

above

 

table.

 

Please

 

refer

 

to

 

the

 

specifications

 

in

 

the

 

Appendix.

 

4.2.5

 

Shutter

 

settings

   

SHUTTER

 

can

 

be

 

adjusted

 

by

 

pressing

 

left

 

/

 

right.

 

And

 

there

 

are

 

three

 

options

 

in

 

this

 

item:

 

OFF,

 

auto

 

×

 

2

 

and

 

auto

 

×

 

5;

   

“OFF”

 

means

 

the

 

regulation

 

of

 

the

 

shutter

 

exposure

 

time

 

is

 

default;

 

“Auto

 

×

 

2”

 

means

 

the

 

regulation

 

of

 

shutter

 

the

 

exposure

 

time

 

is

 

considerably

 

wider;

 

“Auto

 

×

 

5”

 

means

 

the

 

regulation

 

of

 

the

 

shutter

 

exposure

 

time

 

is

 

at

 

its

 

maximum.

 

The

 

corresponding

 

frame

 

and

 

resolution

 

at

 

different

 

SHUTTER

 

modes

 

is

 

as

 

below:

 

 

60Hz

 

Resolution

 

OFF

 

Auto

 

×

 

2

 

Auto

 

×

 

5

 

QCIF

 

CIF

 

2CIF

 

DCIF

 

4CIF

 

VGA

 

SVGA

 

30fps

 

15fps

 

5fps

 

Summary of Contents for DS-2CD752MF-E

Page 1: ...NETWORK CAMERA User Manual V2 0 0 2009 8...

Page 2: ...The updates will be added to the new version of this manual We will readily improve or update the products or procedures described in the manual DISCLAIMER STATEMENT Underwriters Laboratories Inc UL...

Page 3: ...cal safety regulations of the nation and region 2 Source with AC 24V or DC 12V according to the IEC60950 1 standard Please refer to technical specifications for more details 3 Do not connect several d...

Page 4: ...er equipment is being used make sure that the surface of the CCD will not be exposed to the laser beam 6 Do not place the camera in extremely hot or cold temperatures the operating temperature should...

Page 5: ...ent Software 20 3 4 Visit Network Camera in Internet 26 3 4 1 Visit network camera with static IP 26 3 4 2 Visit network camera with dynamic IP 27 Chapter 4 Menu Introduction 31 4 1 Main Menu 31 4 2 M...

Page 6: ...ndix 2 Port Map 46 Appendix 3 Pin Definition 48 Appendix 4 Product Specification 49 DS 2CD862MF E 49 Specification 49 Dimension 50 DS 2CD852MF E 51 Specification 51 Dimension 52 DS 2CD762MF FB 53 Spec...

Page 7: ...king and monomial voice broadcasting User Management Support multilevel right management The administrator can create up to 15 separate users with different right levels which highly improves the syst...

Page 8: ...ients on remote PC can control the serial devices Support NAS storage 1 2 Applications This camera is ideal for remote control network applications E g 1 Network surveillance for ATM bank counters sup...

Page 9: ...the power supply to prevent any damage caused by mismatching problems 5 If the product does not operate properly please contact your dealer or the nearest service center Never attempt to disassemble...

Page 10: ...User Manual of Network Camera 4 4 Fig 2 1 3 Side Elevation of DS 2CD752MF E network camera Fig 2 1 4 Side Elevation of DS 2CD752MF FB DS 2CD762MF FB network camera...

Page 11: ...3 5mm audio interface 2 0 2 4Vp p 1k 3 1 channel voice talk output 3 5mm audio interface electric line level 600 4 1 channel alarm output 1A 1B 1 channel alarm input signal IN G RS 485 bus interface T...

Page 12: ...ase refer to Section 2 3 2 for pin definition The external series wound power should be under 12V DC 30mA 7 RS 485 bus interface T T 8 Standard BNC for 1 channel video output 9 GND 10 Power supply ind...

Page 13: ...ermined lock the fixed screw to fix the camera 3 Video cable slot The analog output is not as high definition as network output The analog video output is just for testing when something unexpected ha...

Page 14: ...ose whichever way according to their specific needs Please follow the steps below Take fixing in ceiling as an example fixing in metope follows the same rule Choose the fixing method and fix the camer...

Page 15: ...be installed include hold equipment ceiling mounted cylinders and other styles Client can be installed in accordance with their own ways to achieve the installation Please according the following spe...

Page 16: ...counterclockwise Rotate 15 degrees until the switch to the fixed date At the same time the I signs on the Dome camera and the locking screw on the ceiling plate is alignment Then screw down the lockin...

Page 17: ...iling Fig 2 2 9 Install the Camera 3 Adjust the camera s view angle while watching the video on the adjustment monitor Loosen the fixed screws and adjust horizontally and vertically the camera pan and...

Page 18: ...User Manual of Network Camera 12 12 Fig 2 2 10 Install the Cover 2 2 4 Topological graph of network camera Megapixels Network Box Camera Application Megapixels Network Dome Camera Application...

Page 19: ...INTEL P3 P4 C4 Core4 CPU and well known brands Asus Gigabyte MSI ECS and INTEL etc Intel chipset motherboard to ensure the stability of the system Tested the following models of the current graphics c...

Page 20: ...nual of Network Camera 14 14 Fig 2 3 1 Client Software Installation Step2 Input User Name Company Name Fig 2 3 2 Customer Information Step3 Select the destination folder and click Next to go to the ne...

Page 21: ...am Step4 Click Install to start installation till finish the installation Fig2 3 4 Installation Complete Click the Finish button to close the dialog box After the client software has been installed yo...

Page 22: ...ters through the client software Please make sure that the PC and network camera are connected and can ping successfully before the parameter setting 3 1 Visit Network Camera in LAN There are two ways...

Page 23: ...figuration via Web browser Before visit the camera via web browser user should adjust security level Open the web browser and enter the menu Tool internet option Security Custom level then set the sec...

Page 24: ...User Manual of Network Camera 18 18 Fig 3 2 1 Set the Security Level The default IP of the camera is 192 0 0 64 with 8000 as the default port admin as the administrator...

Page 25: ...to enter the preview page Double click the Camera 01 channel or Preview button to preview the video as Figure 3 2 3 Right click the Camera 01 channel and the Main Stream Sub Stream and Open sound opt...

Page 26: ...lient Software version 4 01 from Section 2 5 3 of remote distance parameter settings Instructions can be found in the client software4 01 in the path of Start Program client so ware 4 01 after install...

Page 27: ...stered user name and password as Fig 3 3 2 Click Login to enter the Preview menu as Fig 3 3 3 Fig 3 4 2 User Login Fig 3 4 3 Preview Menu Click the Configure button in Fig 3 3 4 and then right click t...

Page 28: ...Network Camera 22 22 Fig 3 4 4 Add Area Fig 3 4 5 Add Area Properties Input the area name you can create whatever name you like and click OK as Fig 3 3 6 Then right click the area you have just create...

Page 29: ...ame Click Add Device and the Add Device dialog box will pop up as Fig 3 3 8 Input your Device Name Select Normal from Register option Input your camera IP in Device IP e g 192 0 0 64 User Name admin P...

Page 30: ...Network Camera 24 24 Fig 3 4 8 Add Device Fig 3 4 9 Camera Adding Completed Click the Preview button to enter the Preview menu as Fig 3 3 10 Double click the channel name in the left tree to preview t...

Page 31: ...re 4000 v2 0 _ENG pdf for a more detailed parameters configuration You can find the document in the PC Operating System after the installation of client software 4000 v 2 0 by selecting Start All Prog...

Page 32: ...orwarding are different for each model of router Please call the router manufacturer for assistance with port forwarding or visit www portforward com Note Refer to Appendix 2 to for a detailed explana...

Page 33: ...t through local network access to the network camera select Configure Right Click the Device Select Remote Configuration Select PPPoE Settings under Network Paramters fill in the PPPoE user name and p...

Page 34: ...n name resolution contains normal domain name resolution and private domain name resolution First we will introduce normal domain name resolution 1 Normal Domain Name Resolution Fig 3 5 6 Normal Domai...

Page 35: ...solution Fig 3 5 8 Private Domain Name Resolution A PC with a static IP which is running the domain name resolution service is necessary When the network camera connects to the internet through PPPoE...

Page 36: ...s name And the server will find the camera from all the registered cameras and send its IP address to the client software Once the client software gets the IP address it can connect the network camer...

Page 37: ...s CMOS network camera And call DS 2CD862MF E DS 2CD762MF FB as 1 3 megapixels CCD network camera 4 1 Main Menu Call preset 95 and the menu will appear on the screen IRIS means enter while IRIS means c...

Page 38: ...tings Press left right to select language between Chinese and English 4 2 2 Flicker Control Press left right to select frequency between 50HZ and 60HZ in the FLICKER CONTROL item 4 2 3 Resolution sett...

Page 39: ...0 384K 768K Qcif 30 384K 512K Note DS 2CD852F s frame and resolution relationship is different from above table Please refer to the specifications in the Appendix 4 2 5 Shutter settings SHUTTER can be...

Page 40: ...fps 15fps 5fps UXGA 10fps 10fps 5fps 4 2 6 Auto Gain settings Press left right to adjust AUTO GAIN level among OFF low middle and high 4 2 7 DAY NIGHT Settings Press left right to select DAY NIGHT mod...

Page 41: ...mera 35 35 Fig 4 2 2 NIGHT Mode 4 2 8 White Balance Settings Press left right to set WHITE BALANCE AUTO or OFF 4 2 9 Effect Mode settings Press left right to select EFFECTS MODE among OFF SPEIA NEGTIV...

Page 42: ...User Manual of Network Camera 36 36 Fig 4 2 3 SEPIA Mode Fig 4 1 1 NEGATIVE Mode 4 2 10 Mirror mode settings Press left right to select MIRROR mode among OFF LEFT RIGHT UP BOTTOM and CENTER...

Page 43: ...upport 127 preset positions 95 is excluded and used to call menu Patrol path supports the preset of movement from Top left hand corner of the screen to the bottom right hand supports 8 manual disposit...

Page 44: ...select resolution through client software and the path is configuration remote configuration channel configuration Resolution 4 3 3 Frame settings FRAME can t be changed by pressing left right button...

Page 45: ...100s 1 250s 1 500s 1 1ks 1 2ks 1 4ks 1 10ks 1 100ks 4 3 6 Auto Gain settings Press left right to adjust AUTO GAIN level among OFF low middle and high Note When DAY NIGHT mode is AUTO AUTO GAIN is inva...

Page 46: ...re range is from 2500K to 6500K ATW2 Camera uses TTL auto white balance algorithm to ideally recovery color temperature range is from 2500K to 15000K Manual Adjust temperature value to realize white b...

Page 47: ...k WHITE BALANCE is invalid too 4 3 9 BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION Press up down to BACKLIGHT COMPENSATION and press left right to select OFF or MANUAL Selecting MANUAL and the menu will display on the scree...

Page 48: ...ress up down left right to adjust the position of BLC area After setting press BACK to return to the previous menu Adjust the BLA size through the same operation as the above BLA position 4 3 10 Mirro...

Page 49: ...User Manual of Network Camera 43 43...

Page 50: ...DP software 2 Searching active devices online After installing WinPcap double click sadpdlg exe The software will start to search active devices in LAN and device type IP address Port number Device Se...

Page 51: ...aving failed dialog pops up click the cancel button to quit it 4 Recovering default password You can reset the password of the super user as 12345 in the case of a lost password Input certain validati...

Page 52: ...below figure The setting includes subnet mask and gateway 3 Set the port map in the virtual severs of Forwarding By default camera uses port 80 8000 554 and 8200 You can change these ports value with...

Page 53: ...port 81 8001 555 8201 to the network camera 192 168 1 24 In this way user can visit the 192 168 1 23 through visiting the router s port 80 8000 554 and 8200 Note The port of the network camera cannot...

Page 54: ...User Manual of Network Camera 48 48 Appendix 3 Pin Definition 1 UTP between the network port of camera and HUB Direct Cable 2 UTP between the network port of camera and PC Cross Cable...

Page 55: ...ard Video Compression H 264 or MPEG 4 Video Output 32 K 2M adjustable 8Mbps maximum Audio Compression OggVorbis Image Max Image Resolution 1280 960 Frame Rate 12 5fps 1280 960 25fps 1280 720 25fps 640...

Page 56: ...ra 50 50 Others Working Temperature 10 60 Power Supply AC24V 10 DC12V 10 PoE Power over Ethernet Power Consumption 4W MAX 10W max with ICR working Dimensions mm 68 5 x 63 x 157 5 2 71 x 2 5 x 6 25 Wei...

Page 57: ...ximum Audio Compression OggVorbis Image Max Image Resolution 1600 x 1200 Frame Rate 12 5fps 1600 x 1200 25fps 1280 x 720 25fps 704 x 576 30fps 704 x 480 Functions e PTZ Support Motion Detect Support D...

Page 58: ...Network Camera 52 52 Others Working Temperature 10 60 Power Supply AC24V 10 DC12V 10 PoE Power over Ethernet Power Consumption 4W MAX Dimensions mm 64 8 x 63 x 157 5 2 57 x 2 5 x 6 25 Weight 600g 1 3...

Page 59: ...5fps 640 480 Function ePTZ Motion Detect Support Dual Stream Support SD Card Local Recording Support Heartbeat Support Password Protect Support Protocols TCP IP HTTP DHCP DNS RTP RTCP PPPoE FTP SMTP N...

Page 60: ...User Manual of Network Camera 54 54 Dimension mm 156 134 5 6 2 5 33 Weight 1400g 3 08lbs...

Page 61: ...User Manual of Network Camera 55 55 Dimension...

Page 62: ...fps 704 480 Function ePTZ Support Motion Detect Support Dual Stream Support SD Card Local Recording Support Heartbeat Support Password Protect Support Protocols TCP IP HTTP DHCP DNS RTP RTCP PPPoE FTP...

Page 63: ...User Manual of Network Camera 57 57 Dimension mm 156 134 5 6 2 5 33 Weight 1400g 3 08lbs...

Page 64: ...User Manual of Network Camera 58 58 Dimension...

Page 65: ...1200 Frame Rate 12 5fps 1600 1200 25fps 1280 720 25fps 704 576 30fps 704 480 Functions Motion Detect Support Dual Stream Support SD Card Local Recording Support Heartbeat Support Password Protect Supp...

Page 66: ...User Manual of Network Camera 60 60 Weight 900g 1 98lbs Dimension...

Page 67: ...ble 8Mbps maximum Audio Compression OggVorbis Image Max Image Resolution 1600 x 1200 Frame Rate 25fps 704x576 12 5fps 1280x720 5fps 1600x1200 Functions e PTZ Support Motion Detect Support Dual Stream...

Page 68: ...User Manual of Network Camera 62 62 Others Working Temperature 10 60 Power Supply DC12V 10 Power Consumption 3W MAX Dimensions mm 63 59 116 Weight 650g Dimension...

Page 69: ...User Manual of Network Camera 63 63 First Choice for Security Professionals...

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