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Before Getting Started

Before Getting Started

Connecting the Camera to the Computer

Connect your PC and camera through the network using a hub and LAN

cable.

Note:

When connecting through a hub, use the LAN cable (straight) to connect your PC

and the camera.

LAN Cable

(Straight)

LAN Cable

(Straight)

LAN cable

adapter

(included item)

Hub

Model

300QV-P-CM

To connect your PC and the camera directly, use the LAN cable (cross).

LAN Cable

(Cross)

LAN cable

adapter

(included item)

Model

300QV-P-CM

Take security measures, such as using a firewall, that properly meet your environ-

ment's needs.

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Summary of Contents for 300QV-P-CM

Page 1: ...ur future reference l About this Manual Two Instruction Manuals are provided for this product i e Operation Part and Installation Part This instruction Manual explains how to connect the camera and se...

Page 2: ...32 Specifying How to Display 34 Specifying Mode 36 Setting up Event 38 Setting up Codec 42 Setting up Camera 45 Setting up Network 45 Checking operating conditions 47 Updating 48 Returning to default...

Page 3: ...hub use the LAN cable straight to connect your PC and the camera LAN Cable Straight PC LAN Cable Straight LAN cable adapter included item Hub Model 300QV P CM To connect your PC and the camera direct...

Page 4: ...dows XP Professional SP3 Windows Vista Business Windows 7 Professional Web browser Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 8 and 9 Problems such as a delay in displaying the screen may result if the necessary P...

Page 5: ...Before Getting Started Setting up in Windows XP 1 Click start Control Panel 2 Click Network and Internet Connections...

Page 6: ...Before Getting Started 3 Click Network Connections...

Page 7: ...efore Getting Started 4 Select a network area to which the camera is connected such as Local Area Connection and click Properties in the File menu 5 Select Internet Protocol TCP IP and click Propertie...

Page 8: ...1 1 Subnet mask Specify 255 255 255 0 Note The default IP address of the camera is 192 168 1 3 Specify the correct IP address in IP address which must be different from the IP address of camera or th...

Page 9: ...Before Getting Started 7 Click OK to close the Properties dialog box of the network area Setting up in Windows 7 1 Click start Control Panel...

Page 10: ...Before Getting Started 10 2 Click Connect to the Internet in Network and Internet 3 Click a network area to which the camera is connected such as Local Area Connection...

Page 11: ...Before Getting Started 11 4 Click Properties 5 Select Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 and click Proper ties...

Page 12: ...8 1 1 Subnet mask Specify 255 255 255 0 Note The default IP address of the camera is 192 168 1 3 Specify the correct IP address in IP address which must be different from the IP address of camera or t...

Page 13: ...Before Getting Started 13 7 Click OK to close the Properties dialog box of the network area 8 Click Close to close the Status dialog box in the network area...

Page 14: ...etting up Web browser Set up the Web browser to show the camera operation screen Setting up in Internet Explorer 6 1 Start Internet Explorer 2 Click Internet options in the Tools menu 3 Click Security...

Page 15: ...Before Getting Started 15 4 Go to Settings ActiveX controls and plug ins Automatic prompting for ActiveX controls and select Enable and click OK 5 Click Yes when Warning is displayed...

Page 16: ...Before Getting Started 16 6 Click OK to close Internet Options Setting up in Internet Explorer 9 1 Start Internet Explorer 2 Click Internet options in the Tools menu...

Page 17: ...Before Getting Started 17 3 Click Security tab Internet Custom Level 4 Go to Settings ActiveX controls and plug ins Automatic prompting for ActiveX controls and select Enable and click OK...

Page 18: ...sing the Web browser Connecting through Internet Explorer 6 1 Start Internet Explorer 2 Specify http 192 168 1 3 which is the default IP address of the camera in Address Bar and click the Move button...

Page 19: ...user passwd For most users User can gain access to the basic setting only operator passwd For operatorsOperators can gain access to the Basic Camera Display Mode Event and Encoding only admin Tamron...

Page 20: ...Security Alert 6 Operate the camera in the displayed camera operation screen Connecting through Internet Explorer 9 1 Start Internet Explorer 2 Specify http 192 168 1 3 which is the default IP addres...

Page 21: ...on user passwd For most users User can gain access to the basic setting only operator passwd For operatorsOperators can gain access to the Basic Camera Display Mode Event and Encoding only admin Tamro...

Page 22: ...the user ID specified in User name User ID Page name Basic setting Camera Display screen Mode Event Encoding Network Update System user Yes operator Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes admin Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes...

Page 23: ...Installer_Ver _ exe to the desktop or otherwise the file may not work properly depending on the authority of the PC Be sure to copy the file to a folder 3 Double click Installer_Ver _ exe which you h...

Page 24: ...display of IPAddressAccess Exit Click to quit IPAddressAccess Manual Set Select and click the displayed line of camera to show Manual Setting Manual Setting allows you to change the IP address of cam...

Page 25: ...ollowing items and click OK Item Settings From Specify the start number of the assigned IP address To Specify the end number of the assigned IP address Admin Input the admin password set to Tamron by...

Page 26: ...Viewing Image 26 Viewing Image 1 Click Basic to show the Basic page 1 2 VIEW Note In the Basic page default setting of VIEW is Compensation For language settings refer to Language Settings on page 53...

Page 27: ...anded from 640 480 in size will appear Original Specify the size of original image in the fisheye lens L 1280 960 M 640 480 S 320 240 Note Turn on Display Window to check a rough image area of target...

Page 28: ...at 120 degrees fixed or horizontal angle of view at 180 degrees fixed for distortion correction Note When the horizontal angle of view is fixed at 120 degrees or fixed at 180 degrees PTZ cannot be ope...

Page 29: ...ut button to change the angle of view of compensated image Note If you click the mouse on a position in the original image the compensated image will move to an area close to the position The clicked...

Page 30: ...Snap shot to save an image file in a specified place The file is by default saved in C Tamron The file will not be saved in Vista or Windows 7 if the IE protected mode is ON Turn OFF the IE protected...

Page 31: ...saved in Vista or Windows 7 if the IE protected mode is ON Turn OFF the IE protected mode In the Tools menu of IE click Internet Options Security and Internet Op tions and uncheck the Enable Protecte...

Page 32: ...Setting up Image 32 Setting up Image Specifying Camera Specify camera 1 Click Camera to show the Camera page Note In the Camera page default setting of VIEW is dual...

Page 33: ...eases when a shorter maximum exposure time is set and this can prevent blurred images of moving subjects AWB Set the AWB One Push status of the automatic white balance If One Push is set the automatic...

Page 34: ...indow to check a rough image area of target to be compensated 3 Click Save The details of image quality settings are saved in ROM in the camera Specifying How to Display Specify the order in which ima...

Page 35: ...yed Note A maximum of four preset areas can be set per preset sequence Dwell time Set the display time 0 to 9 seconds of preset areas Speed Set the transfer speed level 1 to 9 to the next preset area...

Page 36: ...Setting up Image 36 Specifying Mode Specify a mode 1 Click Mode to show the Mode page Note In the Mode page default setting of VIEW is dual...

Page 37: ...tive only when PTZ is selected under Basic setting Distortion compensation auto return Set the ON OFF status of automatic return to the home image Note Automatic return to the home image is given prio...

Page 38: ...k Save The details of settings are saved in ROM in the camera Setting up Event Set an event trigger and output at event occurrence 1 Click Event to show the Event page Note In the Event page the defau...

Page 39: ...are possible I O2 To use as an event trigger turn ON the check box and set the make break status for an operation of input signal 2 to be detected Note The make break status detects the following sig...

Page 40: ...et the make break status for an operation of output signal 2 Note The make break status outputs the following signal operation make Active LOW break Active HIGH If I O2 is specified as a trigger I O2...

Page 41: ...of the FTP server User ID Specify the user ID in FTP server of witch an image file is stored Password Specify the user password in FTP server of which an image file is stored Output Still image Select...

Page 42: ...mage 42 Setting up Codec Make respective codec settings for the original image compensated im age and split image 1 Click Encoding to show the Encoding page JPEG settings screen Moving image codec set...

Page 43: ...output setting Common Settings Item Details Default profile Specify an image to be output from the camera Turn ON the check box With ON selected one each can be selected from output image 1 original i...

Page 44: ...he compression quality rate 1 to 20 The image quality will be stabilized but the volume of data output will change according to the subject The highest quality is set with 1 CBR Specify the target bit...

Page 45: ...Camera 45 Setting up Camera Setting up Network Specify network information and mail information about camera 1 Click Network to show the Network page Note In the Network page the default setting of VI...

Page 46: ...nnected Gateway Specify the gateway of network to which the camera is connected DNS Specify the DNS server of network to which the camera is connected mail setting Server address Specify a name or IP...

Page 47: ...the details of operation settings and setting value Note In operation settings you can check the contents of the bit rate delivery destination system log and access log In setting value you can check...

Page 48: ...he progress of updating in process is displayed If you check Network setting initialization before firmware updating the network settings will be initialized simultaneously with the firmware updating...

Page 49: ...o show the System page Note In the System page the default setting of VIEW is dual 2 Click set in Initial value setting Note If you check Network setting initialization before firmware updating the ne...

Page 50: ...owse in Import of setting value The Select A File dialog box is shown 3 Select a file that contains the settings to be uploaded to the cam era and click set The settings are uploaded to the camera Not...

Page 51: ...ing up Time Set the time in the camera 1 Click System to show the System page 2 Specify auto or manual in Time setting Specify a suitable value for each item if manual is set Item Details Time zone Sp...

Page 52: ...e is set to Chinese 2 To select the desired language pull down the list from Language selection Language selection in each language is show below The current language is set to Japanese The current la...

Page 53: ...is shown 3 Specify the user defined language file and click set Note An editor is available Contact us at the following site if you require the editor http www tamron co jp support inquire cctv html F...

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