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Configuration

Chapter 5.

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5.3.3. Image Setting

After complete your video setting, you may now start 

to  adjust  image  setting.  Please  kindly  follow  below 
instructions about image setting and exposure setting 
to get your ideally image quality.

5.３.3.１. Exposure Setting

SMAX  network  camera  supply  two  Exposure  Mode.

Default set as Auto mode. User can change to Manual 
mode  for  further  exposure  setting  of  day  and  night 

mode.

Summary of Contents for GP1

Page 1: ...www smax com tw Ver 1 2 GP1 2MP Pan Tilt Camera PoE User Manual ...

Page 2: ... 2 1 Hardware Installation 7 2 2 SMAX Finder Installation 8 2 3 Ready to Use 9 3 1 Network Deployment 10 3 2 Using Web Browsers 14 3 3 Using RTSP Players 15 Chapter 4 WEB UI Chapter 5 Configuration 3 4 Using Mobile APP 16 3 5 Using VMS 17 4 1 Main Page 22 4 2 Client Settings 23 5 1 System Setup 24 5 2 Network Setup 28 5 3 Video Audio Setup 38 5 4 SD Card Setup 51 5 5 Event Setup 55 5 6 Maintenance...

Page 3: ...www smax com tw CONTENTS Chapter 6 Appendix 6 1 URL Commands 66 6 2 Technical Specifications 81 6 3 Onvif Supports List 83 6 4 Liability 94 6 5 Copyright 95 ...

Page 4: ...e For further use of project application it requests an advance level of knowledge in lens optics selection network structure design storage planning and software capability This product service may be different since the diversity of distributors We suggest to purchase SMAX product from SMAX direct distributors or system integrators to get the most complete after service Please first check the pa...

Page 5: ... with fixed lens network camera It can be placed indoor environment where there is pan tilt function needed GP1 accepts both POE or DC 12V as power supply Please noted that the DC 12V adapter is an extra accessory which does notincludein this package GP1 supports two ways audio function which can connect with an external speaker and microphone GP1 has micro SD SDHC card slot built in for recording...

Page 6: ...O is floating Max load 30mA 30VDC Digital Output Pin Notes Specifications DI is floating trigger is high DI is high trigger is low Max current input 30mA Suggested Component Value Power VDC RL Ω 3 3V 100Ω 5V 200Ω 12V 510Ω Item Description 1 DI 2 2 DI 1 3 DO 4 GND 1 2 Physical Description 1 2 2 Digital Input DI Digital Output D0 ...

Page 7: ...l when operate this network camera to prevent from any possibility that cause the device or components to invade your body Please do not disassemble the camera to prevent from any abnormal function or operation When place the camera in a high humidity or wet environment please select the IP66 67 level products Or else please pus the camera in a outer housing box to prevent from damage Please do no...

Page 8: ...m tw Overview Chapter I Description Qty Network Camera 1 Tools package Screw Kit etc 1 CD A Software SMAX VMS64 x 1 B Doc Datasheet User Manual Quick Installation Guide 1 1 4 Package Contents CD Network Camera Bracket ...

Page 9: ...e limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the installation manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely ...

Page 10: ...nnect the network cable to network Camera Setup 6 Please slide the camera with the wall mount bracket and tight it with supplied screws Setup 7 Please make sure all setup procedures of this network camera is complete Then process to the next step of networkaccessing Please fix the wall mount bracket on the wall or ceiling with supplied screws Please adjust viewing angle and focus as your desire Pa...

Page 11: ...R VMS IP address 192 168 1 88 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 1 1 PC IP address 192 168 1 10 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 1 1 Network Camera IP address 192 168 1 99 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 1 1 4 2 ports PoE Switch ...

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Page 13: ...s static true IP address to access your network camera If your true IP address was set to your router you mayuse the port forwarding function and turn on the UPnP function within your network camera to connect This is the solution that solves the problem whena SMB surveillance project has lack of true IP address to manage However please noted that the performance of the camera will be stronglydepe...

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Page 17: ...Web UI You can select browser for the purpose of monitoring system setting SD card recordingand searching local computer recording audio function etc Notification 1 We suggest to use IE 9 10 11 and above version to access SMAX network camera 2 Other than IE browser SMAX network camera also support both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers for accessing 3 If using Google Chrome and Mozilla Fi...

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Page 20: ...1 Setup 2 Setup 3 Setup 4 Setup 5 3 5 Accessing via SMAX VMS Please select Setup exe from the SMAX VMS folder of CD content Follow installation procedure and setting Then you can run the SMAX VMS software to use 3 5 1 SMAX VMS Installation procedure ...

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Page 25: ...ew manage setting SD card recording etc There is a complete introduction procedure of all function in the following chapter four and five Homepage function list 1 Live view screen 2 Select stream format 3 Select language 4 Client settings 5 System configuration 6 PT Control 7 Live view operation control list Notification Function list of icons as shown on the picture to the right Main function Lis...

Page 26: ...then you can change to RTSP RTP over UDP If your network environment only allows to connect with web page then you can change to HTTP protocol 4 2 2 Storage Option This setting is to define your storage option When doing a recording action you can set where the recording file saves to Press Browse button to set your folder path name You can also name the Prefix of recording file and select to Add ...

Page 27: ...on it includes all operating function for settings maintenance log and device information etc Configuration menu as shown below 1 System 2 Security 3 Network 4 IP Filter 5 Video 6 Audio 7 Motion Detection 8 Privacy Mask 9 PTZ Control 10 Event 11 Recording 12 SDHC 13 Log 14 Device Info 15 Maintenance ...

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Page 31: ...l Network Setting Argument When your surveillance system has lower than 4pcs of network camera we suggest to set DHCP IPv4 IPv6 You can search the camera s IP with Smax Finder software Please refer to chapter 3 1 for further description If the total pcs of network camera is greater than 4pcs We suggest to use Static IPv4 IPv6 Camera s port setting as shown below a HTTP Port 80 b RTSP Port 554 c RT...

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Page 42: ...set a constant Bitrate numbers Below is a suggestion chart for the video quality setting depends on your environment Notification When changing resolution setting it will erase your privacy mask setting Resolution Fps Bitrate suggestion 1920 x 1080 30 4000 6000 kbps 1920 x 1080 15 2000 3000 kbps 1920 x 1080 10 1000 2000 kbps 1280 x 960 30 2000 3500 kbps 1280 x 960 15 1000 2500 kbps 1280 x 720 15 8...

Page 43: ...lculation of storage space as below for each network camera records for one hour Bitrate kbps 8 x 60 sec x 60 min 1000 1000 The storage space for each hour GB Example Question If a camera set as 1920x1080 1080P 10fps 1000kbps as Bitrate setting how many space does a storage need to hold at least a monthly 30days recording files Answer 1000 kbps 8 x 60 x 60 1000 1000 x 24 hrs x 30 days 324 GB 1000 ...

Page 44: ...www smax com tw Configuration Chapter 5 P 41 Resolution Fps Bitrate suggestion 720 x 480 5 Normal 1000 2000 kbps 640 x 480 5 Normal 800 1800 kbps 320 x 480 5 Normal 200 600 kbps ...

Page 45: ...www smax com tw Configuration Chapter 5 P 42 Resolution fps Bitrate suggestion 320 x 240 Max 30 Normal 500 1000 kbps ...

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Page 47: ...rt to adjust image setting Please kindly follow below instructions about image setting and exposure setting to get your ideally image quality 5 ３ 3 １ Exposure Setting SMAX network camera supply two Exposure Mode Default set as Auto mode User can change to Manual mode for further exposure setting of day and night mode ...

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Page 58: ...n proceed an action base on this setting You can set multiple event setting base on different needs of different applications SMAX network camera has two was of event trigger settings 1 Motion Detection 2 Digital Input signal Proceed actions includes 1 Send to FTP 2 Send to Email 3 Apply to Samba 4 Apply to SD Card 5 Trigger Digital Output ...

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Page 64: ... 1 Reboot Reboot procedure When press Reboot button it can remotely reboot the camera 5 6 2 Factory reset There are two ways of factory reset procedure One is completely reset back to factory default setting The other one is reset back to default setting except IP address and time setting Reset procedure When press Reset button it can remotely reset the camera ...

Page 65: ...tting to your computer When press Backup to SD card device button SMAX camera will back up setting to your SD card 5 6 4 Restore SMAX camera can also restore your back up setting from above procedure Restore procedure When restore your setting from the computer press Browse button and select the backup file that you saved Then press Restore button When restore your setting from the SD card press R...

Page 66: ...ion in the computer that connects to the network camera Select the exact firmware once you click on Browse button Then click Upgrade button to performs upgrade procedure After upgrade procedure is complete we suggest to perform a factory rest procedure for the system to check its completion Notification If above procedure cause abnormal to the camera please press the reset button for 30 seconds af...

Page 67: ...cludes the fundamental of network setting and basic function of the camera The other one is system log it records all the operation or event history 5 7 1 Device information Device info display procedure To access device info click Configuration from the menu then click Device Info button You can check the this camera information as shown in the picture from the right ...

Page 68: ...figuration Chapter 5 5 7 2 System Log System log display procedure To access system log click Configuration from the menu then click Log button You can check the usage log of this camera as shown in the picture from the right ...

Page 69: ... the word Syntax shown in bold face followed by a box with the referred syntax as shown below General CGI URL syntax and parameters CGI URLs are written in lower case CGI parameters are written in lower case and as one word When the CGI request includes internal camera or video server parameters the internal parameters must be written exactly as named in the camera or video server For the POST met...

Page 70: ...roduct Number XXXXX H W Version XXXXXX OK F W Version XXXXXX PT Support Yes IO Trigger Support Yes r n FAIL HTTP 1 1 200 OK r n Content Type text plain r n Content Length content length r n r n Request failed error message r n 6 1 1 2 Add modify and delete users Syntax http camera_ip port cgi admin pwdgrp cgi parameter value parameter value with the following parameters and values for reference pa...

Page 71: ... a Create a new administrator account http camera_ip port cgi admin pwdgrp cgi action add user paul pwd foo grp admin OK HTTP 1 1 200 OK r n Content Type text plain r n Content Length content length r n r n OK r n FAIL HTTP 1 1 200 OK r n Content Type text plain r n Content Length content length r n r n Request failed error message r n Return Example b List groups and users http camera_ip port cgi...

Page 72: ...ring string Current hour minute string string Current minute second string string Current second parameter value Value Description timezone string 0 56 Specify the time zone for the new date and or time The device will translate the time into local time using whichever the time zone has been specified through the web configuration If omitted the new date and or time is assumed to be for local time...

Page 73: ...on set year 2005 month 4 day 3 Return OK HTTP 1 1 200 OK r n Content Type text plain r n Content Length content length r n r n ok r n FAIL HTTP 1 1 200 OK r n Content Type text plain r n Content Length content length r n r n Request failed error message r n 6 1 2 Maintenance 6 1 2 1 Factory Default Syntax http camera_ip port cgi admin factorydefault cgi mode value Example http camera_ip port cgi a...

Page 74: ...1 2 2 Factory Default Return OK HTTP 1 1 200 OK r n Content Type text plain r n Content Length content length r n r n OK r n FAIL HTTP 1 1 200 OK r n Content Type text plain r n Content Length content length r n r n Request failed error message r n 6 1 2 2 Firmware upgrade Method POST Syntax http camera_ip port cgi admin firmwareupgrade cgi OK HTTP 1 1 200 OK r n Content Type text plain r n Conten...

Page 75: ...1 200 OK r n Content Type text plain r n Content Length content length r n r n Request failed error message r n 6 1 3 Video 6 1 3 1 MJPEG Syntax http camera_ip port cgi mjpg mjpeg cgi Example http camera_ip port cgi mjpg mjpeg cgi Return OK HTTP 1 1 200 OK r n Content Type multipart mixed boundary myboundary r n r n myboundary r n Content Length content length r n r n Payload Header Payload Data m...

Page 76: ...r I frame 1 30 for P frame 0x0c Second 4 Time stamp 0x10 Microsecond 4 Time stamp 0x14 Format 4 for audio Bit0 3 type 2 PCM 3 uLaw 4 AMR Bit4 5 sample size 0 8bits 1 16bits Offset Parameter Size Byte Description 0x14 Format 4 Bit6 8 sample rate 0 8K 1 11K 2 24K 3 44K 4 48K Bit9 10 channel 1 1 channel 2 2 channels Bit11 31 packet length in minisecs For Video Bit0 3 type 0 JPEG 1 MPEG4 5 H 264 Bit4 ...

Page 77: ...vel 0 255 Bits 16 23 window3 motion level 0 255 Bit 24 trigger input 1 status 1 high 0 low Bit 25 trigger input 2 status 1 high 0 low Bit 26 trigger output 1 status 1 high 0 low Bits 27 31 reserved 6 1 3 2 MPEG4 H 264 Syntax http camera_ip port cgi mpeg stream1 cgi Example http camera_ip port cgi mpeg stream1 cgi Return The same as MJPEG except payload data is MPEG4 H264 OK HTTP 1 1 200 OK r n Con...

Page 78: ...i jpg image cgi Return OK HTTP 1 1 200 OK r n Content Type text plain r n Content Length content length r n r n image data r n FAIL HTTP 1 1 200 OK r n Content Type text plain r n Content Length content length r n r n Request failed error message r n parameter value Value Description listen 0 2 Query the listening status Server to PC 0 free to connect 1 microphone notavailable 2 deviceis disable 6...

Page 79: ...r n Content Length content length r n r n Payload Header Payload Data FAIL HTTP 1 1 503 Service Not Available r n Content Length 0 r n r n 6 1 5 3 Audio Talk PC to IP video device Returns a multipart audio stream Open a IPPROTO_UDP socket and assign this socket to port 5432 Audio support u Law Data only Payload Format Byte0 Byte1 Byte2 Byte3 Byte4 Byte5 0x80 0x80 0x10 0x8c 0x00 0x30 Header 12Bytes...

Page 80: ...zoom control command to IP Camera which with Motor Lens Syntax http camera_ip port cgi fz focuszoomctl cgi param eter value with the following parameters and values for reference Parameter Value Description focusminus Focus motor lens backward 1 step focusplus Focus motor lens forward 1 step movezoom 0 6 Move zoom motor lens to index 0 6 smartfocusscan Do auto focus quickly fzisbusy Check the moto...

Page 81: ...torcurpos Return Current Zoom Index Of Position Current Focus Index Of Position Ex 6 55 6 1 7 SD Card Management Get SD Card Status and search result list Syntax http camera_ip port sdcard cgi action action_para meter parmameter value with the following parameters and values for reference action_Parameter Value Description status Get SD Card Status space Get SD Card Space format Format SD Card lis...

Page 82: ...ntent Type text plain r n Content Length content length r n r n Result r n FAIL HTTP 1 1 200 OK r n Content Type text plain r n Content Length content length r n r n Status 1 SD Card is available 0 SD Card is not available Ex 1 Example Get SD Card Status Get SD Card Space http 192 168 101 102 80 sdcard cgi action space Return Total Space KB Used Space KB Free Space KB Ex 30729552 30179056 550496 E...

Page 83: ...ame order ascend dir record ch 1 page 1 sTime 2010 02 22 00 00 00 eTime 2020 03 21 00 00 00 Return Path Total File Total Page List Page File name File Time File Size KB Ex tmp mmc_dir Backup 2 1 1 SICPT501U 01082014 200248 avi Thu Jan 9 12 02 48 2014 10808 SICPT501U 01082014 201533 avi Thu Jan 9 12 15 33 2014 10815 Example Delete File Delete File http 192 168 101 102 80 sdcard cgi action delete d ...

Page 84: ... Smart rate MJPEG 30fps 720 x 480 Max D1 Codec Quality H 264 5 Levels Max 1080P Bit Rate Max 6Mbps 1080P MPEG 4 5Levels Max 1080P Interface Local Storage Micro SD Slot x 1 Supported SD SDHC Max 32GB Digital In Digital Out Digital In x 2 Digital Out x 1 Audio in out Two wayaudio Built in Mic Audio Out 3 5mm Network Fast Ethernet 10 100Mbps RJ 45 port LED Indicators Power Network LED Reset Button Pu...

Page 85: ...nt Manual Time Setting Time Server NTP Support Real Time Clock User Access Control Multi Level User Access Up to 5 Clients Multiple Streaming Max 3 Streams Configuration File Backup to PC Backup to SD card Web Browser Internet Explorer 9 xabove Operating System Suggest Windows 7 8 8 1 above Language Supports multiple languages Event and Alarm Operation Alarm Trigger Video Motion Detection Digital ...

Page 86: ...ding PTZ SMAX VR1 V1 1 AC1 V1 03 20x AD1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK AV1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK AU1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK AP1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GD1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GV1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GU1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GB1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GP1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GP2 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK SU1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK P 83 ...

Page 87: ...tection DIDO SD Card recording PTZ QNAP VioStor VS xxxxx Products QVR V5 0 0 V4 3 x AC1 V1 03 20x AD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GB1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP2 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK SU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK P 84 ...

Page 88: ... Detection DIDO SD Card Recording PTZ Synology RSxxxx DSxxxx Products DSM V5 0xx AC1 V1 03 20x AD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GB1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP2 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK SU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK P 85 ...

Page 89: ...etection DIDO SD Card Recording PTZ HIKVISION DS7600 DS7700 DS8600 DS9600 Products AC1 V1 03 20x AD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GB1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP2 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK SU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK P 86 ...

Page 90: ...g PTZ SMAX SMAX VMS V1 1x AC1 V1 03 20x AD1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK AV1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK AU1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK AP1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GD1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GV1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GU1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GB1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GP1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GP2 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK SU1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK P 87 ...

Page 91: ...Detection DIDO SD Card Recording PTZ axxonsoft NEXT Intellect Enterprise Products AC1 V1 03 20x AD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GB1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP2 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK SU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK P 88 ...

Page 92: ...Detection DIDO SD Card Recording PTZ axxonsoft NEXT Intellect Enterprise Products AC1 V1 03 20x AD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GB1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP2 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK SU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK P 89 ...

Page 93: ...ion Detection DIDO SD Card Recording PTZ Aimetis Symphony Products V6 11 V6 12 AC1 V1 03 20x AD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GB1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP2 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK SU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK P 90 ...

Page 94: ...back Motion Detection DIDO SD Card Recording PTZ NUUO Crystal Products AC1 V1 03 20x AD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GB1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP2 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK SU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK P 91 ...

Page 95: ... Motion Detection DIDO SD Card Recording PTZ VIVOTEK VAST Products v1 8 x AC1 V1 03 20x AD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK AP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GD1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GV1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GB1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK GP2 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK SU1 V1 03 20x Yes OK OK P 92 ...

Page 96: ...PTZ SMAX SAMX CMS512 V1 1x AC1 V1 03 20x AD1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK AV1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK AU1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK AP1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GD1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GV1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GU1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GB1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GP1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK GP2 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK SU1 V1 03 20x OK OK OK OK OK OK P 93 ...

Page 97: ...l statement of guarantee by SMAX Technology Co Ltd are listed within this manual But it does not apply to any other particular purpose with those implied statement P 94 WEEE Directive Product Disposal At the end of its serviceablelife this product should not be treated as household or general waste Itshould be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and elect...

Page 98: ...his QIG For more information about this product please refer to the user manual on the CD ROM The software and specifications are subject to change without notice Please visit our website www smax com tw for updates All brand and product names mentioned in this manual are trademarks and or registered trademarks of their respective holders Notice According to GNU General Public License Version 2 Th...

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