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5.1. OSD Menu Organization

④

OSD Setting

Defaults

①

Camera Name

①

ON/OFF

②

Edit

➋

Preset Number

ON/OFF

➊

Position

➋

ON/OFF

③

Preset Name

①

ON/OFF

②

Edit

➍

Sequence Status

ON/OFF

➎

Area Name

ON/OFF

OFF

➏

PTZ Position

ON/OFF

OFF

➐

Language

English,

中文

Francais, Deutsch,
Espanol, Italiano

English

⑤

Initialize

Defaults

①

Power On Reset

➊

Cancel

➋

Execute

➋

Initial Position

➊

Position

➋

ON/OFF

③

Factory Default Set

➊

Cancel

➋

Execute

④

Camera Default Set

➊

Cancel

➋

Execute

➎

Auto Refresh

OFF, 1~7Days

OFF

➏

Status

Defaults

Note

Preset setting is only possible within the OSD menu.

Note

Symbol Description

When there are sub menus under the selected

OSD menu.
Numbers are displayed in white color like

①

the right top of the screen.

When there is no sub menu under the selected

OSD menu.
Numbers are displayed in black color like

➊

the right top of the screen.

Summary of Contents for SNP-1000

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Page 3: ... the copy reprint and translation to other languages of a part of or all contents of this user manual without permission of SamsungTechwin Co LTD are not allowed except for the copy for general use within the scope of copyright law A brand that is integrated into Samsung s network products stands for a convenient world Polis made safe Police through Samsung s superior network performance Internet ...

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Page 5: ...ection names and functions 16 2 1 Body 17 2 2 Rear panel 17 2 3 Connection to external terminal 18 Ch3 Installation and Network Setup 20 3 1 Components and Accessories 21 3 2 Installation 22 3 2 1 Preparation for Cable 22 3 2 2 Cable Connection 23 3 2 3 Installation of SNP 1000 25 3 2 4 Installing the SNP 1000 on a Ceiling 26 3 2 5 Installing the SNP 1000 Wall Mount 28 3 2 6 Installing the Dome Ho...

Page 6: ...Administration page 44 4 2 1 Initialization Screen after Connecting 44 4 2 2 Live 45 4 2 3 Basic 46 4 2 4 Network 48 4 2 5 User 49 4 2 6 Pan Tilt Zoom 52 4 2 7 Motion Detection 54 4 2 8 Alarm Sensor 55 4 2 9 Time 58 4 2 10 LOG 59 4 2 11 Upgrade 60 4 2 12 System Reboot 61 Ch5 How to Operate Camera 62 5 1 OSD Menu Organization 63 5 2 PTZ Camera User Menu Settings 66 5 2 1 Camera Setting 66 5 2 2 FOC...

Page 7: ...3 3 Group SEQ 78 5 3 4 Tour SEQ 78 5 3 5 PTZ Trace 79 5 3 6 Auto Run 80 5 3 7 Power On Resume 81 5 4 P T Setting 82 5 4 1 Pan Limit 82 5 4 2 Tilt Limit 82 5 4 3 Area Setting 83 5 4 4 Area Masking 84 5 4 5 Prop P T 84 5 4 6 Digital Flip 85 5 4 7 Jog Speed 85 5 5 OSD Setting 86 5 5 1 Camera Name 86 5 5 2 Preset Number 87 5 5 3 Preset Name 87 5 5 4 Sequence Status 88 5 5 5 Area Name 88 ...

Page 8: ... 7 Language 89 5 6 Initialization Setting 90 5 7 Status 91 Ch6 Troubleshooting 92 Appendix A DDNS Usage 96 Specifications 104 Dimension 107 Note If you refer to the enclosed Quick guide and the Manual in the CD you can learn how to use Network Manager Standard ...

Page 9: ... that it should not be disposed with other household wastes at the end of its working life To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal please separate this from other types of wastes and recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of material resources Household users should contact either the retailer where they purchased this product o...

Page 10: ... manufacturing stages to preserve the environment and is taking a number of steps to provide customers with more environment friendly products The Eco mark represents Samsung Techwin s will to create environment friendly products and indicates that the product satisfies the EU RoHS Directive ...

Page 11: ...se or wrongful use for the whole or any part of the product Additionally the manufacturer does not provide warranty for any additional parts or affiliations The warranty is for one year from the purchase date During the period warranty does not extend to malfunction in these areas y Malfunction due to user s negligence y Dismantlement or replacement by the user y Connection to alternate power sour...

Page 12: ...ut other fatal results It indicates absolute caution when operating Caution Misuse or wrongful operation of the product may result in slight injury or damage to the product It indicates caution when operating Note Indication that the user needs to be aware of certain matters or will find matters helpful in operating the product Danger Before Setup y Please set up the proper voltage before connecti...

Page 13: ...ease do not plug in multiple products to a power source it is often the cause of fires y Please do not place water or heavy objects on the product it is often a cause of malfunction y Please do not use in a location with propane gas gasoline or other flammable substances to avoid risk of explosion or fire y Please do not touch the power plug with wet hands to avoid electric shock y Do not pull on ...

Page 14: ...d carefully because they can cause environment pollutions Disassembly and Cleaning y There is a risk of malfunction shock or other dangers Please do not disassemble or attempt to fix the product y To prevent malfunction or shock please do not use a wet cloth or oil based cleaning product to clean the product exterior Clean the exterior of the product with a dry cloth Caution y Do not install under...

Page 15: ...rprints y Do not expose the camera to rain or other types of liquids Wipe dry any liquids Liquids may contain minerals that are corrosive to Electronic components y Do not expose the camera to radioactivity Radioactivity exposure may damage the CCD y Do not disassemble the camera If you disassemble the product as you please a Repair Center doesn t repair it for free y Please check the created netw...

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Page 17: ...TZ Network Camera SNP 1000 utilizes embedded software solutions Embedded Web Server Embedded Streaming Server Network Protocol developed by SamsungTechwin and guarantees performance and safety while offering various solutions through Internet integration 1 2 Features 10X Zoom Lens with Auto Focus Function The 10X zoom lens having Auto focus function magnifies the image up to 100 times when used wi...

Page 18: ...ible functions are toured in order Day Night Day Night function of ICR IR Cut Filter Removal and Sens Up function can achieve optimum images during day and night Sens Up function improves the CCD sensitivity by lengthening the exposure time using electricity Day Night function enables users to select and adjust the colour and black and white images according to the light level ions are toured in o...

Page 19: ...you can execute the Digital Flip The moving object can be monitored without screen reverse Area Masking For privacy protection a maximum of 4 areas can be masked among the surveillance areas preventing them to be displayed on the screen High Data Compression Ratio Its data transfer speed is very fast with high data compression ratio based on MPEG 4 and it transfers relatively high frame number at ...

Page 20: ...C Ch h2 2 S Se ec ct ti io on n n na am me es s a an nd d f fu un nc ct ti io on ns s ...

Page 21: ...2 1 Body 17 2 1 Body 2 2 Rear panel Power Connector Audio Input Connector Audio Output Connector Alarm Input Output Connector Network Connector ...

Page 22: ...10X PTZ Network Camera SNP 1000 18 2 3 Connection to external terminal ...

Page 23: ...9 Alarm Connection Terminal PIN NO NAME Purpose 1 Not Used 2 Not Used 3 Not Used 4 S1 Alarm Input 1 5 S2 Alarm Input 2 6 G GND 7 V DC 12V 8 NO Alarm Output NO 9 NC Alarm Output NC 10 CM Alarm Output COM ...

Page 24: ...C Ch h3 3 I In ns st ta al ll la at ti io on n a an nd d N Ne et tw wo or rk k S Se et tu up p ...

Page 25: ...mponents and Accessories Accessories Products Sold Separately The following products are provided separately y Accessory Housing Wall Type Mount STB 280PW Wall Type Mount STB 230PW Dome Housing STH 1000PI Note See pages 25 for product images ...

Page 26: ...d use the SNP 1000 the following cables should be used y Power Adapter Cable The cable connected to the power input terminal of SNP 1000 is shown below with a rated voltage of DC 12V 4A y Video Cable The BNC cable shown below is connected to the video output terminal and the monitor of SNP 1000 ...

Page 27: ...nd LAN network cable are not provided in this product s package BNC connection terminal can optionally be used to connect when the Analog output is necessary 3 2 2 Cable Connection 1 First connect one end of the BNC video cable connector to the Video Output Terminal 2 Next connect the other end of the connector to the Video Input Terminal of the monitor ...

Page 28: ...NP 1000 connect the LAN Cable as the figure below shows 4 Then connect the Power Adapter Cable Use a driver to screw one part of the Power Adapter consisting of two lines to the Power Input Terminal of the camera holder 5 Connect the Power Adapter s plug to the Power Outlet ...

Page 29: ...e care not to drop the product during installation Do not allow anyone to stand below the installation area Optional Products for Installation y Wall Mount STB 280PW This housing is used to install the camera on an indoor wall or ceiling using an external conduit y Wall Mount STB 230PW This housing is used to install the camera on an indoor wall y Dome Housing STH 1000PI This housing is used to in...

Page 30: ...iling where you want to install the camera make a hole of at least 65mm in diameter and 3 holes for fixing screws according to the marks on the template and pull the external incoming cables out of the hole Caution Precautions before Attaching the Installation Template Installation Location Check that the function and performance of the camera installed on the ceiling will not be adversely affecte...

Page 31: ...th the front of the template fix the bracket by fastening the 3 screws through the holes and connect the external incoming cables video cable network cable and power cord to the camera 4 Assemble the camera which should already have been attached to the product installation bracket to the ceiling attachment installation bracket facing forwards and fix the camera with the supplied fixing screw 5 To...

Page 32: ... the wall mount STB 280PW with 3 screws to the wall where the camera is to be installed as shown in the figure on the right Caution Precautions before Attaching the Installation Template Precautions before Attaching the Installation Template Installation Place Check that the function and performance of the camera installed on the wall will not be adversely affected by the external environment and ...

Page 33: ...all bracket and the wall surface attachment installation bracket onto the wall mount STB 280PW with the screws supplied as shown in the figure on the right and connect the external incoming cables video cable network cable and power cord to the camera 4 Assemble the camera which should already have been attached to the product installation bracket to the wall attachment installation bracket facing...

Page 34: ...x it 3 2 6 Installing the Dome Housing STH 1000PI To install the Dome Housing STH 1000PI fix it instead of installing the cover in the last step 3 2 4 Installing the SNP 1000 on a Ceiling on page 26 and 3 2 5 Installing the SNP 1000 Wall Mount on page 28 When the Dome Housing is installed on the ceiling When the Dome Housing is installed on the wall ...

Page 35: ...nection method 3 3 1 Configuration connection using Web page Use when there is one 10X PTZ Network Camera SNP 1000 to be installed 1 Please connect user s PC to 10X PTZ Network Camera SNP 1000 using cross cable 2 To configure network the internal IP must be registered in the user s PC ...

Page 36: ...ss of IP setting tap can be added as 192 168 1 XXX XXX is an IP address voluntarily set by a customer 5 Please launch a Web browser on user s PC and enter 192 168 1 100 in the URL address field and push Enter button Connect to Webviewer login window of 10X PTZ Network Camera SNP 1000 6 Please login with administrator s authorization and move to Setup Network page ...

Page 37: ... and connection method 33 Note Default value is ID admin PW 11111111 7 Please configure according to the network environment where 10X PTZ Network Camera SNP 1000 will be installed and push Save button to save the configuration ...

Page 38: ...ic IP enter the ID and PW Video Quality When automatically receiving IP through DHCP server the DHCP functions are activated DHCP is used in the LAN environment where the DHCP is activated Generally for mid large scale DHCP servers are operated through LAN and for small scales IP sharers use DHCP functions Port Configuration Item Description Port Setting The connection port and http ftp port confi...

Page 39: ... the product is connected to a cable modem or xDSL modem In this case the user cannot know the changed IP address When a product that uses dynamic IP is registered on the DDNS server when wishing to connect to the product the changed IP address can be easily recognized In order to register the IP address to the DDNS server set Use DDNS as Enabled ...

Page 40: ...C Ch h4 4 H Ho ow w t to o U Us se e W We eb b V Vi ie ew we er r ...

Page 41: ...r user ID and password and push Login button it then moves to the appropriate Web page Note Default value is ID admin PW 11111111 If you click Guest button it moves to WebViewer page under the Guest authenticated status However administrator has to permit guest access for this Note If you logged in first in administrator mode please change the password of administrator It can prevent other users f...

Page 42: ...a SNP 1000 38 4 1 2 Web Viewer screen Web Viewer screen is composed of menu area for camera video configuration and screen area for displaying input video from camera Controls Flip Image Vertical reversal of channel screen ...

Page 43: ...ed only to 4 channel server Compression Video compression mode the mode of compressing video MPEG JPEG Resolution Video resolution the size of video screen transmitted NTSC D1 704x480 Half D1 704x240 CIF 352x240 PAL D1 704x576 Half D1 704x288 CIF 352x288 Frame Rate The number of maximum video frame transmitted for each second 1 5 10 15 20 25 30 Quality Quality Configures video quality Very High Hi...

Page 44: ...10X PTZ Network Camera SNP 1000 40 Pause Stops video for a while OSD Displays related information Displays the title Removes the title ...

Page 45: ...terlace is not applied Screen where Deinterlace is not applied Note Deinterlace is a function to adjust the video quality softly by eliminating the border line which was made by an interlace function The interlace function draws an even line and an odd line of the Image one after the other ...

Page 46: ...isplays OSD control button of camera Camera OSD control button is displayed Camera OSD is displayed Day Night Day Night configuration function Color B W configuration PTZ Control PTZ control function Screen where camera PTZ control window is displayed ...

Page 47: ...ding to that point Instruction for Camera OSD control button button Moves selection displaying arrows up and down on camera OSD menu button Changes configuration of selected field on camera OSD menu Set button Displays camera OSD or moves to upper lower menu of selected field Exit button Terminates camera OSD For configuring the function and detail operating method of 10X PTZ Network Camera SNP 10...

Page 48: ...10X PTZ Network Camera SNP 1000 44 4 2 Using Administration page 4 2 1 Initialization Screen after Connecting When connection is successful the below screen will be displayed ...

Page 49: ...4 2 Using Administration page 45 4 2 2 Live Please Move to Web Viewer page Web Viewer live screen ...

Page 50: ...ssion mode of video in the camera Video Size If the type of installed camera NTSC PAL is selected then the size of screen on the camera becomes selectable Video Quality Selects the quality of video screen In case of low speed internet lower the video quality to see seamless video Video FrameRate Configures the number of transmitted frame per second in the camera ...

Page 51: ...Mic Sensitivity Audio amplifying function onfigures Low for the microphone which has amplifying function and High for the microphone which has no amplifying function In case of Line In signal configure Low Product Information Item Description Model Displays model name of the camera Mac Address Displays MAC Address of the camera Camera Name onfigures name of the camera it help to classify several c...

Page 52: ... is classified into LAN xDSL DHCP Item Description LAN In case the camera is connected to the local network or xDSL with a static IP address configure network information to be assigned to the camera xDSL In case of xDSL with a dynamic IP address enter password in UserName and Password field DHCP This case is selected in case of using IP sharing box cable modem ...

Page 53: ...Use SWR Select if use of SWR function is available The way of connection which used ID does not support Use DDNS Select if DDNS server is available DDNS server is connected to server without reference to changed IP because there is possibility that floating IP constantly is changed A detailed explanation about DDNS usage refers to Appendix A DDNS Usage 4 2 5 User This describes password change for...

Page 54: ...in Viewer Current User You can register new user or delete and set up user s authority Set up user authority User s authorities set up at Current User are as follows Item Description Video Use video related setup function Compression Resolution Framerate Quality Control Pan Tilt Zoom Audio output Alarm output Audio Audio Input USE Whether relevant account is used If not checked not allowed log in ...

Page 55: ...control function is limited Do not check Controls box Pan tilt zoom audio output alarm output function icon is inactivated Example 2 In case video function is limited Do not check Video Compression Resolution Framerate Quality set up icon is inactivated ...

Page 56: ...10X PTZ Network Camera SNP 1000 52 4 2 6 Pan Tilt Zoom Configures PTZ Swing and Preset of the camera ...

Page 57: ...Z Camera Configura tion Group Surveille repeatedly at the position of preset set up the Group menu First Setup Indicate the first position of surveillant Preset Second Setup Indicate the second position of surveillant Preset Mode Select Pan Tilt Mode Speed Set Swing speed between Presets Swing Setup Duration Set interval time on Preset Group No Set Group Number among 1 6 Preset No Set Preset inclu...

Page 58: ...n the screen is displayed or hidden Select Area When selecting motion detection area click Select All button to select all areas or click Deselect button to cancel the selected area MD Enable Decide whether you use motion detection function MD Sensitivity Setting up sensitivity to detect motion to adjust input video by situation You can select 1 5 and 5 is the highest ...

Page 59: ...4 2 Using Administration page 55 4 2 8 Alarm Sensor This sets up necessary information when using alarm function by attaching sensor to camera ...

Page 60: ...d FTP In case event occurs by sensor Sensor 1 or Motion Detection MD on the screen decide whether transferring related information to FTP E mail In case event occurs by sensor Sensor 1 or Motion Detection MD on the screen decide whether transferring related information by e mail E mail FTP Setup Set up FTP server and e mail information to which related information is transferred in case alarm occu...

Page 61: ...ect the outside e mail server Password Enter PW to connect the outside e mail server Mail Subject Enter the subject of mail to be transferred E mail Mail Body Enter the body of mail to be transferred Note If motion is detected the contents transferred by e mail or to FTP are varied according to the set up of Video Compression at Admin page Basic MPEG Video length is set by Duration of Digital Out ...

Page 62: ...0 58 4 2 9 Time Current Time Item Description Date Current setup date displayed Time Current setup time displayed Time Setup Item Description Set Manually Adjust time manually Time Server Set up address of time server for Server 1 5 ...

Page 63: ...ation page 59 4 2 10 LOG Recent activities made for camera are displayed as log Item Description Lines Set up number of lines of the list View Log is viewed with number of lines you set up most recently Clear Delete logs ...

Page 64: ...a SNP 1000 System Upgrade Configuration Item Description Firmware Web Upgrade firmware and Web page of 10X PTZ Network Camera SNP 1000 Factory Mode Setup If you click Reset button server is returned to initial value when shipped from the factory after confirmation procedure by administrator ...

Page 65: ...4 2 Using Administration page 61 4 2 12 System Reboot System is rebooted after confirmation procedure of administrator Click OK button to reboot System ...

Page 66: ...C Ch h5 5 H Ho ow w t to o O Op pe er ra at te e C Ca am me er ra a ...

Page 67: ...gital Zoom Off 2X 10X OFF White Balance AWB Mode ATW AWC MANUAL ATW ATW I Indoor ATW O Outdoor Manual Red Blue ATW O 29 41 Brightness 25 025 Auto Auto Iris Manual Iris Level 100 ESC A FLK Shutter Manual 1 60 1 120 000 x2 x128 1 60 Auto Sens Up Limit x1 x128 X4 Exposure Sens Up Off Back Light High Middle Low Off OFF AGC High Normal Off Normal SSNR High Middle Low Off Low Auto B W Day Night Color Bu...

Page 68: ... Execute Clear Trace1 Replay Memorize Trace2 Replay Memorize Trace3 Replay Memorize PTZ Trace Trace4 Replay Memorize Off OFF Preset Preset No Swing Swing Mode Pan Tilt P T Group Group No Tour Trace Trace1 Trace4 Mode A Pan Auto Pan Speed 20 50 Tilt Angle 10 45 32 25 Auto Run Time 5 10 20 30 Sec 1 2 Min 30sec Power On Resume On Off OFF P T Setting P1 P2 P3 P4 Defaults Pan Limit Position ON OFF Tilt...

Page 69: ...er On Reset Cancel Execute Initial Position Position ON OFF Factory Default Set Cancel Execute Camera Default Set Cancel Execute Auto Refresh OFF 1 7Days OFF Status P1 P2 P3 P4 Defaults Note Preset setting is only possible within the OSD menu Note Symbol Description When there are sub menus under the selected OSD menu Numbers are displayed in white color like on the right top of the screen When th...

Page 70: ...mands are displayed on the monitor screen Main Menu The selection key moves up and down Press the execution key switch on the selected menu to change the setup menu Press the ESC key to exit the OSD Menu 5 2 1 Camera Setting Select the Camera Setting on the Main Menu screen to control camera settings 5 2 2 FOCUS In Focus menu you can set up the focus mode among Auto Manual or One Shot AF ...

Page 71: ...en the Zoom functionis on When you select OFF the Focus function is not executed even when the Zoom function is on Speed Fast will speed up the Zoom Slow will slow down the Zoom Digital Zoom Magnification of the Digital Zoom can be selected among Off 2X 10X It is recommended that the Digital Zoom should be set up before the preset operation Caution Digital Zoom As the digital zoom magnification in...

Page 72: ...White Balance function corrects the abnormal white colour into the normal white colour under any colour temperature lighting Select the mode among ATW AWC and Manual ATW is selected by default WB Mode ATW Balances the colour automatically depending on the source of light from 1 800 10 500K colour temperature Indoor ATW I Use this mode in the area under the limited colour temperature Outdoor ATW O ...

Page 73: ...or AWC Start go to the upper menu When conditions change adjust the white balance function again Manual Fine tuning is possible through this manual control mode Select the colour temperature and increase or decrease the Red or Blue values to shift the colour of the object Red Red Gain can be changed Blue Blue Gain can be changed Note White Balance may not function properly under the following cond...

Page 74: ...enabled The shutter speed is controlled automatically according to the brightness of the screen A FLK Use this mode when the screen flickers because of inconsistent frequency with the surrounding lights Manual Shutter speed can be controlled manually Shutter speed can be adjusted from 1 60 1 50 second to 1 120 000 second Sens Up function can be operated manually from x2 x128 Note If the Shutter mo...

Page 75: ... be selected Off Sens Up function is cancelled Note As the accumulated magnification increases the screen goes bright But the after image of the moving object also becomes larger and the optimum Auto Focus function may not work 5 2 5 Back Light Unlike other cameras Samsung Techwin s unique W III DSP chip gives you a clear image of the subject even with bright backlight HIGH Gain increased from 6dB...

Page 76: ...ed from 6dB up to 18dB OFF Gain is fixed at 6dB 5 2 7 SSNR Samsung Super Noise Reduction SSNR function reduces background noise under low light conditions differently in different modes The noise reduction effect grows in Off Low Middle and High modes in order OFF No noise reduction effect LOW Noise reduction effect is small but there is little afterimage MIDDLE Noise reduction effect is generally...

Page 77: ...e SSNR function 5 2 8 Day Night The darkness level is detected automatically under low light conditions such as at night or under dark light to keep the screen bright and clear COLOR Output images are displayed in colour all the time Burst signal size can be adjusted B W Output images are displayed in black and white all the time Burst signal can be kept or removed ...

Page 78: ...If the sunlight or halogen lamp is used in B W mode the focus may be blurred compared with the general illumination 5 2 9 Others Sync Internal Sync is selected by default Internal Internal synchronization Image Adj Clarity of the video signal and saturation of the color may be adjusted Sharpness The overall sharpness of the image can be adjusted Color The overall colour density of the image can be...

Page 79: ...er key to save the setting If you want to change the 12 items such as Focus Brightness Iris and Scene Adj use the Up Down key to go to and select the item If you don t want to change the 12 items press the ESC key to go to the next Preset step Edit You can edit the 12 preset items such as Pan Tilt location Zoom and Focus which are selected among camera functions Execute Select the Preset number fo...

Page 80: ... item 3 Select the Preset number 4 Set up the Zoom and Focus 5 To change the camera settings select Edit from the upper menu first Select the item to change and then make the necessary adjustments 6 If you select the Scene Adj item such items as Shutter AGC SSNR Sens Up White Balance can be set up differently in every Preset item ...

Page 81: ...Swing Swing surveillance for the Pan direction is executed and set up Data is deleted Tilt Swing Swing surveillance for the Tilt direction is executed and set up Data is deleted P T Swing Swing surveillance both for the Pan and the Tilt directions are executed and set up simultaneously Data is deleted Setting The Preset Position for Swing function is selected by clicking the mouse and confirmed wi...

Page 82: ...illance can be executed and set up and data can be deleted Up to 6 groups can be registered Setting Preset position for swing is selected by clicking the mouse and confirmed with the Execution key SPD is the moving speed 01 64 step DWL is the stop time 00 120sec Press the Execution key in the location with selection mark to finish the setting process Execute Swing surveillance can be executed Stop...

Page 83: ...selection mark to finish the setting process Execute Group surveillance is executed Clear Group surveillance data are deleted 5 3 5 PTZ Trace Maximum 4 patterns of the manual operation paths for Pan Tilt Zoom and Focus are memorized and replayed Replay The manual operation paths are repeated and replayed Stop key will stop the replay Note If the operation range is limited using Pan Limit and Tilt ...

Page 84: ... to stop the internal memory to continue saving 5 3 6 Auto Run If there is no controller operation by the user for a certain time the sequence operation designated by the user will be executed Mode OFF Auto Run will be cancelled Preset Auto Run in the corresponding Preset number Swing Auto Run in the corresponding Swing mode Group Auto Run in the corresponding Group number Tour Auto Run in the cor...

Page 85: ...ain time designated by the user Time can be set up by the unit of 5 10 20 30 sec and 1 5 min 5 3 7 Power On Resume When the power supply for the camera is stopped for some reason such as electricity failure and resumed the Sequence Settings before the power off are restored ...

Page 86: ... the initialization by such operation as power resumption depending on position setting This does not mean it is out of order On Off When this function is on the limit is effective Default setting is Off 5 4 2 Tilt Limit Moving range in the tilt direction can be limited Position Moving range can be set up Set the position from the top direction using the Execution key The stop position may change ...

Page 87: ...hen you finish inputting the name adjust the position mark to SET and press the Execution key This is the end of Area Name setting Area Position Area range can be designated Use the Execution key to determine the position from the left If the area range is overlapped the smaller area number will indicate the overlapping part On Off It can be determined whether or not to activate the area mark The ...

Page 88: ...FF Note If Area Masking is set while the Camera is in the Digital Flip posion automatically the Camera moves the initial position which is not set for the Digital Flip and then Area Masking position can be set This is not a malfunction 5 4 5 Prop P T Pan and Tilt speeds can be changed depending on zoom magnification Tele will slow down the speed of Pan Tilt and Wide will increase the Pan Tilt spee...

Page 89: ...he opposite Tilt area is seen When you want to monitor the moving object under the camera execute the Digital Flip function You can observe the moving object without reversing of the screen 5 4 7 Jog Speed Because using Pan Tilt command protocol is fixed speed type so that occation that Pan Tilt speed is slow can adjust command rate by enter manual mode ...

Page 90: ...t up Note If you want to edit the item move the cursor Then select the character y Edit A maximum of 12 characters consisting of English or Chinese Japanese numbers and special characters can be input for Camera Name y On Off The operation of this function is preset Default setting is On ...

Page 91: ...g 87 5 5 2 Preset Number Preset numbering is set up Default setting is ON 5 5 3 Preset Name Edit A maximum of 12 characters consisting of English or Chinese numbers and special characters can be input for Preset Name ...

Page 92: ...ation of this function is predetermined Default setting is On 5 5 4 Sequence Status Display of the Sequence Group is set up Default setting is ON 5 5 5 Area Name Display of Area Name is set up When the Area Name is OFF the Area Name cannot be displayed ...

Page 93: ...lt position and Zoom magnification are displayed PTZ positions are not displayed in the OFF mode Only manual operation can display them 5 5 7 Language The OSD can be displayed either in English default setting Chinese French German Italy and Spanish ...

Page 94: ...fault settings Data including Preset is deleted This function is used for initialization all settings Camera Default Settings If only the camera module is replaced due to camera module failure the new camera module can be set up with the settings of the old camera module Auto Refresh The electric circuit and the status of the equipment parts within the camera are optimized regularly The cycle can ...

Page 95: ...ys Auto Refresh takes less than 10 seconds The message Auto Refresh disappears after finishing the operation 5 7 Status The status of PTZ camera setting is displayed CAM MODEL 10NC Camera Model CAM VERSION 4 6 Camera S W Version DOME VERSION 1 00 Control Board S W Version CON PROTOCOL SAMSUNG TW Protocol Setup DOME ID 001 Dome Camera ID CONTROLLER Duplex 19200 Communication Mode Setup ...

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Page 97: ... image is not clear Please check if the lens is clean Please clean the lens with a clean cloth or brush Please adjust the contrast feature of the monitor Please make sure that the screen is not exposed directly to a bright light Please move the camera if necessary The screen is dark Please adjust the contrast feature of the monitor If you have an intermediate device set the 75Ω Hi z properly and c...

Page 98: ...ing Please check if the camera is facing directly into sunlight or fluorescent light DAYNIGHT Auto mode is not working Please check if the AGC menu is set to the OFF position SENS UP function is not working Please check if the AGC menu is set to the OFF position Please check if the SHUTTER menu is set to MANUAL mode Please check the limit of SENS UP AUTO mode Audio is not working Please check the ...

Page 99: ...mage from web viewer Click refresh shortcut F5 button at browser to recall the page Check whether power of camera and network cable is properly connected Check whether computer is connected to network If you use hub or router check whether such equipments are properly operated Note Open MS DOS window and enter network ID of camera at ping 192 168 1 100 Connect to Admin page to check whether video ...

Page 100: ...A Ap pp pe en nd di ix x A A D DD DN NS S U Us sa ag ge e ...

Page 101: ...DDNS Usage 97 Registration process of DDNS is as following Step1 Complete the registration form in iPOLiS website The website is www samsungipolis com Figure A 1 Website of iPOLiS ...

Page 102: ...10X PTZ Network Camera SNP 1000 98 Figure A 2 Membership Registration SIGNUP Figure A 3 Membership Registration Input your information ...

Page 103: ...DDNS Usage 99 Step2 Register the equipment after login Figure A 4 Login Figure A 5 The list of registered equipment ...

Page 104: ...10X PTZ Network Camera SNP 1000 100 Figure A 6 The list of registered equipment Figure A 7 Product Registration Confirm repetition certainly at domain registration ...

Page 105: ...work Configuration in website of Network Camera Click USE DDNS in order to do Enable and input the address of DDNS Server Default www samsungipolis com Enter the ID and Password that is written when register product is in iPOLiS website The Configuration of DDNS in SNP 1000 is Completed ...

Page 106: ...00 102 Step4 Confirm the connection status of relevant product in product list of iPOLiS website Figure A 8 The List of Product Be able to confirm the information of connected equipment if click check button of Product information ...

Page 107: ... buttons which are Edit and Delete of product management move to relevant page through input password to item that fertilize or erase information of registered equipment in List of product Only ID Domain of product should establishes again as ID Domain after deleting because it can t be fertilized Figure A 10 Edit Delete ...

Page 108: ... 0 0007Lux Day Night is On 50IRE Electronic Shutter Auto Manual 1 60 1 120 000 Auto Manual 1 50 1 120 000 Sens Up ON x2 x128 Fields OFF Day Night ICR Filter Switching ON OFF White Balance ATW Indoor Outdoor Selection AWC Manual 1 800K 10 500K Flickerless Adjustment Fixed Shutter Speed 1 100 Fixed Shutter Speed 1 120 Iris Auto Manual Iris Level Adjustment Mode Gain Control Low Middle High Off OSD D...

Page 109: ...ing Temperature 0 C 40 C Operating Humidity 20 75 Except for dew condensation Power Voltage DC 12V 10 Power Consumption Operating 8 5Watts below Dimension Ø110 X 134 8mm Weight Less than 0 85kg Option Wall Mount Bracket STB 280PW Wall Mount Bracket STB 230PW Dome Housing STH 1000PI The product design and dimensions may change without previous notice for improvement of performance Note The copyrigh...

Page 110: ...stages Very Low Low Middle High Very High Compression transmission speed NTSC MAX 30 frame sec PAL MAX 25 frame sec Audio Format Bi directional audio 8KHz ADPCM Ethernet 10 100Mbps Protocol HTTP TCP IP FTP SMTP DHCP DNS DDNS NTP PPPOE Dynamic IP Supports XDSL and DHCP DDNS Supports DDNS Max User 20 Users S W Supply Network Manager Standard Installation Program The product design and dimensions may...

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