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Pic 4.2.7 Network Varifocal Bullet Camera Installation

Steps:

1.Paste the position tag onto the wall;

2.Drill the holes on the wall as per the marks on the tag;

3.Put expansion rubber plug into the holes;

4.Fix the bracket onto the wall with screws;

5.Adjust angle then tighten up the adjust screw on bracket;

6.Adjust the position of sunshield to avoid masking IR Led or Sunlight.

4.2.8 Network Varifocal Dome Camera

Pic 4.2.8 Network Varifocal Dome Camera Installation

Summary of Contents for 1.3MP Mini Bullet

Page 1: ...Network Camera User Manual ...

Page 2: ... 38 5 5 Playback 42 5 6 Log searching 45 5 7 Audio video set 46 5 8 Camera Set 49 5 9 VCA for 2MP and 1 3MP Camera 53 5 10 VCA 55 5 11 OSD 67 5 12 Storage Management 70 5 13 Network Management 75 5 14 User management 81 5 15 Alarm Management 83 5 16 PTZ Management 86 5 17 Advance Set 87 Chapter 6 Simple Fault Maintenance 92 6 1 System Failure 92 6 2 Network Failure 92 6 3 Operation Failure 94 6 4 ...

Page 3: ... electric shock to persons The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literatureaccompanying the product Battery Batteries battery pack or batteries installed shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine fire or the like Disconnection Device Disconnect the main pl...

Page 4: ...ear heating equipment or heavy cold area Do not place this apparatus near conductive material Do not attempt to service this apparatus yourself Do not place a glass of water on the product Do not install near any magnetic sources Do not block any ventilation openings Do not place heavy items on the product User s Manual is a guidance book for how to use the products The meaning of the symbols are ...

Page 5: ...Chapter 2 Product Overview Default IP address http 192 168 1 2 Default user name admin Default password 1111 IP IR Bullet Camera Pic 2 1 Size of IP IR bullet camera ...

Page 6: ...IP Mini Bullet Camera Pic 2 2 Size of IP Mini bullet camera ...

Page 7: ...IP IR Dome Camera Unit mm Pic2 3 Size of IP IR dome camera IP Mini Dome Camera Pic 2 4 Size of IP Mini dome camera ...

Page 8: ...IP Vandal proof IR Dome Camera Pic 2 5 Size of IP vandal proof IR dome camera IP Box Camera Pic 2 6 Box camera dimension IP Varifocal Bullet Camera Pic 2 6 Varifocal Bullet camera dimension ...

Page 9: ...IP Varifocal Dome Camera Pic 2 7 Varifocal Dome camera dimension ...

Page 10: ...30fps WDR 100dB 100dB Video Process NIR Enhancement HLC 3D NR BLC Gamma Margin Enhancement E shutter Manual Auto 1 100k 1s adjustable Day Night Dual ICR Code Range Video 32K 16M bps Audio 8k 32k 48k Interface POE Audio in optional IR Distance 25m 30m 20m 25m 25m 30m 20m 25m Network 10M 100M Network Protocol TCP UDP HTTP MULTICAST UPnP NTP RTSP Onvif IVA Intelligent Video Analytics Tripwire Perimet...

Page 11: ... 32K 16M bps Audio 8k 32k 48k Interface POE Audio in optional IR Distance 25m 30m Network 10M 100M Network Protocol TCP UDP HTTP MULTICAST UPnP NTP RTSP Onvif IVA Intelligent Video Analytics Tripwire Perimeter Protection IP66 4000V TVS and Anti surging Temperature 35 65 IR OFF 35 40 IR OFF Consumption 6W IR ON 3W IR OFF Weight 0 5Kg Power Supply Excluded in the camera DC12V 10 PoE 3 1 3 1 3M 2M Bo...

Page 12: ...ations Item 2 0MP VF Bullet Camera 2 0MP VF Dome Camera Processor ARM9 OS Linux Video Codec H 264 HP MP BP M JPEG Audio Codec G 711 G 726 ADPCM Sensor 1 2 8 Inch CMOS 1 2 8 Inch CMOS Resolution 1920 1080 1920 1080 Frame PAL 1080P 25fps NTSC 1080P 25fps PAL 1080P 25fps NTSC 1080P 25fps WDR 100dB Video Process NIR Enhancement HLC 3D NR BLC Gamma Margin Enhancement E shutter Manual Auto 1 100k 1s adj...

Page 13: ...dio rate 8k 32k 48k Audio in Support built in Mic Support built in Mic Support Audio out Support Support Support Alarm in 2ch in and 1ch Sync switch 2ch 2ch Relay out 1ch 1ch 1ch Analog Video Y Y Y RS485 Y Y Y RS232 Y USB Y Y MicroSD Y Y Y IR Range 20 30 meter 20 30 meter Dual Light W model support Lens Interface DC Piris C CS DC motorized lens 2 8 12mm DC motorized lens 2 8 12mm Ethernet 10M 100M...

Page 14: ...rocess NIR Enhancement HLC 3D NR BLC Gamma Margin Enhancement E shutter Manual Auto 1 100k 1s adjustable Day Night Dual ICR Code Range Video 32K 16M bps Audio 8k 32k 48k Interface POE Audio in MicroSD card Reset button IR Distance 20m 30m Network 10M 100M Network Protocol TCP UDP HTTP MULTICAST UPnP NTP RTSP Onvif IVA Intelligent Video Analytics Tripwire Perimeter Facial detection People Counting ...

Page 15: ...ort Support Support Alarm in 2ch in and 1ch Sync switch 2ch 2ch Relay out 1ch 1ch 1ch Analog Video Y Y Y RS485 Y Y Y RS232 Y USB Y Y MicroSD Y Y Y IR Range 20 30 meter 20 30 meter Dual Light W model support Lens Interface DC Piris C CS DC motorized lens 2 8 12mm DC motorized lens 2 8 12mm Ethernet 10M 100M 1000M Network Protocol ONVIF TCP IP ICMP HTTP HTTPS FTP DHCP DNS DDNS RTP RTSP RTCP PPPoE NT...

Page 16: ...rocess NIR WDR 3D DNR BLC HLC Dual ICR E shutter 1 10000 1s Day Night Dual IR Cut Filter with Auto Switch Code Rate Video rate 32K 16M bps 64K 8Mbps for two models TC NC9500S3E MP E I TC NC9400S3E MP E I Audio rate 8k 48k Browser IE 7 Chrome 18 Firefox 5 0 Mobile P2P IOS Android Video Analytics Tripwire Perimeter Available on 720P Alarm Trigger Motion Detection IP Conflict MAC Conflict Protocols T...

Page 17: ...FF ICR Instant Switch 7W Max 5W IR ON Max 3W IR OFF ICR Instant Switch 7W Max 5W IR ON Max 3 5W IR OFF ICR Instant Switch 7 5W Max 5 5W IR ON Weight 0 6g 0 6g 0 6g 0 3g 0 4g Power Supply DC12V 10 POE 802 3af 3 1 9 2M Starlight Camera Specifications Item 2MP Bullet Camera 80m IR 2MP Bullet Camera 50m IR 2MP Dome Camera 30m IR 2MP Bullet Camera 50m IR lite 2MP Dome Camera 30m IR lite 2MP Mini Bullet...

Page 18: ... mm 2 8 4 6 mm 4 6mm 2 8 4 6 mm 2 8 4 mm Ethernet 10M 100M 1000M Network Protocol ONVIF TCP IP ICMP HTTP HTTPS FTP DHCP DNS DDNS RTP RTSP RTCP PPPoE NTP UPnP SMTP SNMP IGMP 802 1X QoS IPv6 Bonjour IVA Tripwire Perimeter Protectio n TVS 6000V Lightning Surge Protection Power 2000V RJ45 1000V IP IP 67 IP66 IP 67 IP66 Working Temperat ure 35 60 IR OFF 35 40 IR ON Power Consump tion 3w 3W 3 5W 3W Weig...

Page 19: ...erface Pic 3 2 1 Type I interface Type Function Name Description Common Power DC12V DC12V 10 Ethernet ETHERNE T 10M 100M RJ45 Audio Input A_IN Line in GND is common por and voltage input 1V Pic 3 2 2 Type II interface ...

Page 20: ...th active speaker optional Alarm ALARM_IN Discrete input GND is common port optional ALARM_OUT Discrete output GND is common port optional Control RS 485 A is 485 B is 485 optional Storage Support USB Up to 64G suggest 32G but no less than 8G 3 2 2 Varifocal Camera Interfaces Pic 3 2 4 Varifocal Bullet Camera Cable Micro SD Card Slot BNC Output Reset Button Onekey Focus Button 3mp motorized camera...

Page 21: ...e Only available for embedded interface models Pic 3 2 6 Waterproof Cap Note waterproof cap has 4 holes each hole support cable with 3 5mm diameter Use chock plug to cover the hole that has no cable input Interface Type Name Description System Port POWER DC12V 10 AC24V 25 POE ETHERNET 10M 100M 1000M RJ45 port RESET Press for 5 seconds to reset to factory default DEBUG For technical specialist to c...

Page 22: ...ut port Storage Micro SD Support up to 64G operate after power off USB Support extended storage max 64G or Wifi module Extensi on RS485A B 485 communication Lens T W F N Motorized Lens control T zoom in W zoom out F focus far N focus near Press to auto focus motorized model supported 3 2 3 IP Box Camera 3 2 3 1 I type Box Camera Pic 3 2 7 I type box camera 1 2 alarm input 3 is alarm switch port Al...

Page 23: ...Ethernet Port Interface Type Function Description System POWER DC12V 10 AC24V 25 POE ETHERNET 10M 100M 1000M RJ45 port RESER Press for 5 seconds to reset to factory default Audio Video Port VIDEO OUT CVBS 75Ωp p analog signal AUDIO IN Mic in Line in AUDIO OUT Audio Output Alarm ALARM IN I type G is common port 1 2 are alarm input ports 3 is alarm switch port connect disconnect to G to control came...

Page 24: ... need to do the following steps to make it waterproof According to Pic 3 2 3 to avoid leakage at the ethernet port and power port need to be wrapped firmly by the tape in case that it would take risk of short circuit Pic 3 2 3 Ethernet port waterproof instruction 3 3 Common Functions 3 3 1 Upgrade New kernel firmware is helpful for a more stable and better system and make it more applicable for up...

Page 25: ...ogin WEB page of camera 3 Find the official firmware and select kernel firmware bin to start upgrading Notice Kernel firmware need to be updated TWICE 4 Select WEB firmware box to update WEB page The camera will reboot after upgrading 5 Login in the camera and check version information page if it is upgraded successfully ...

Page 26: ...ntact your dealer Please follow the work environment requires the use of the product Depending on the circumstances actually required to prepare your own tools 2 Necessary Tools Fig 4 1 1Tools 3 Check the installation location space and intensity Please make sure the location has sufficient space and intensity to install The ceiling wall or bracket must be able to bear 4 times the weight of the IP...

Page 27: ...l holes in marked points 3 Plug the expansion bolts into the holes 4 Screw the bracket fastened to the wall 5 Fix two nut screws aligned camera position and rotate tight Adjust bracket gimbals to appropriate location 6 Tear off the film on the front cap Note Bracket need to be purchased separately The surface to install camera should be strong enough to bear camera ...

Page 28: ...ts into the holes 4 Screw the bracket fastened to the wall 5 Fix two nut screws aligned camera position and rotate tight Adjust bracket gimbals to appropriate location 6 Tear off the film on the front cap Note Bracket need to be purchased separately The surface to install camera should be strong enough to bear camera ...

Page 29: ...or vision Steps 1 Mark the installation holes in the wall by market pen 2 Drill holes in marked points 3 Plug the expansion bolts into the holes 4 Fix two nut screws aligned camera position and rotate tight Adjust bracket gimbals to appropriate location Note The surface to install camera should be strong enough to bear camera 4 2 3 IP IR Dome Camera ...

Page 30: ...s in the wall by market pen 3 Drill holes in marked points 4 Plug the expansion bolts into the holes 5 Twist screws at 3φ5 holes to fix base on the wall Reassemble the parts which you take down in Step1 Adjust the camera lens to a right direction and then tighten 3pcs screws on the case Note The surface to install camera should be strong enough to bear camera 4 2 4 IP Mini Dome Camera ...

Page 31: ...Pic 4 2 4 IP Mini dome camera installation ...

Page 32: ...ear camera 4 2 5 IP Vandal proof Dome Camera Pic 4 2 5 IP Vandal proof dome camera installation Steps 1 Drill holes according to the hole position chart and plug the expansion bolts into the holes 2 Take the camera out of box and take down the cover and then fix the dome onto the ceiling 3 Loosen the regulating screws to adjust camera lens to a right direction and tighten the screws again 4 Put th...

Page 33: ...ion on the wall 2 Drill the holes on the wall 3 Put expansion rubber plug into the holes 4 Install the bracket with screws onto the wall 5 Fix the camera onto bracket with two screws adjust to right direction and angle then tighten up the screws 4 2 7 Network Varifocal Bullet Camera ...

Page 34: ...s per the marks on the tag 3 Put expansion rubber plug into the holes 4 Fix the bracket onto the wall with screws 5 Adjust angle then tighten up the adjust screw on bracket 6 Adjust the position of sunshield to avoid masking IR Led or Sunlight 4 2 8 Network Varifocal Dome Camera Pic 4 2 8 Network Varifocal Dome Camera Installation ...

Page 35: ...uction 5 1 System Requirement It support Win7 system or higher please make sure right installation and setup of following items 1 Display resolution 1440 900 or higher color High Color 32 bit 2 Please make sure the Windows system install the necessary character style 3 Please make sure PC disk partition contains disk C and D disk 5 2 Built in Web Instruction When using the network video products f...

Page 36: ...Pic 5 2 1 Web plug in 2 Download ActiveX and click Run to install Pic 5 2 2 Web plug in 3 During installation please close web browser and click next to finish installation ...

Page 37: ...gin IP address and allow operating system loading plug in Pic 5 2 4 Windows XP allow loading Web plug in Pic 5 2 5 Win7 Win8 allow loading Web plug in 5 After success loading plug in it will display login interface and then input correct user name and password ...

Page 38: ...e 5 3 Log in 1 Enter IP address and enter login interface 2 Enter IP address and password click login The default user name is admin password is 1111 3 The default port is 3000 5 4 A V Preview After login system will display preview interface If on other interface please click preview button at the top of interface and go back to video preview interface ...

Page 39: ...resolution of the IPC when adjustment Display video Full screen display Local record The default save path D NetVideoBrowser RecordFiles Snapshot The default save path D NetVideoBrowser CapturePics Intercom Click the icon to start intercom and click again to stop it Open audio Audio preview Set mute Close audio preview Full screen Click the icon to enter full screen and double click the screen or ...

Page 40: ...2 Stream set interface Click stream set and open parameter set interface By dragging the target bar to adjust brightness contrast saturation and color Click Default to resume the default settings According to network situation it can choose preview mode from Low bandwidth to High quality ...

Page 41: ...and control the direction click will enable auto scan speed Adjust speed by manual range from 0 100 zoom Enable to zoom in or zoom out including optical and digital zoom focus Focus on the object manually according to how far it is when the auto focus does not work precisely Iris Manually start or shut down iris ...

Page 42: ... and click to search the preset position and Set or Call Pic 5 4 5 Preset interface set Set the preset add preset position support add multiple presets call Call the preset make speed dome to preset position 5 5 Playback Pic 5 5 1 Playback ...

Page 43: ...view download status and pause or delete when you need 5 5 3 Playback 1 Check targeted files to download 2 Click to download recording files 3 Click to download files into FTP server 4 Click to preview download status and pause or delete when you need 5 5 3 Playback 1 Double click searched recording files for playback 2 Click to select local recording files 3 Click to play the playback When you cl...

Page 44: ...t and click again to finish Default storage path is D NetVideoBrowser PlaybackFiles 5 5 6 Four screen play Click to playback in 4 screen at the same time which can play separately for each screen Once you select one screen and open the recording files you want Note Click to resume single screen 5 5 7 Full screen Double click the screen or click to enter full screen status In full screen double cli...

Page 45: ...to search 3 Start time Select start date and time 4 End time Select end date and time 5 Query Make a list of log at the presetting time 6 When there are many pages you can click First page Pre page Next page Last page at left corner to check the log or Jump to target page 7 Click Export current page to export log of current page to your computer It is saved in D NetVideoBrowser ...

Page 46: ... 8 Click Export all page to export all the pages query to your computer It is saved in D NetVideoBrowser 5 7 Audio video set 5 7 1 Stream set Pic 5 7 1 1 Stream Set General Set ...

Page 47: ...n I Frame Rate To set the interval time for each two I frame Compression Static code rate and Dynamic code rate When choose Static code rate stream will be stable and enable stable occupation of bandwidth for network transmission When choose Dynamic code rate stream will be changed according to the video but it would take up less bandwidth when there is no change on video Encoding H 265 H 264 M JP...

Page 48: ...m dat Stream set Import Click Import to import the backup file for parameter configuration D NetVideoBrowser VideoParam dat 5 7 2 Audio Set Pic 5 7 2 Audio Set Audio Encoding Support G 711A G 711U ADPCM_D AAC_LC Audio Sample Rate 8k 32k 48k Audio Control Type Active audio input select LineIn passive select MicIn MIC Volume Range from 0 100 Audio Noise Reduction Range from 1 9 delete the noise from...

Page 49: ...1 Draw Region Use the mouse to draw the key region on the video 2 Click Save to enable 3 Delete Region Delete the drawn regions 5 8 Camera Set 5 8 1 HD Parameter Set video image parameter in this page HD Parameter Model The system provides 8 video templates for different application all the video parameter can only be revised and saved in the template ...

Page 50: ...stment speed HD Parameter Backlight set Smart IR work in IR camera models when image overexposure turn on Smart IR camera will turn down the brightness to avoid not see object cause of overexposure HLC High light control mainly used in transportation turn on HLC to suppress high light of car s headlight WDR select WDR mode WDR Auto or WDR Manual drag the slider to setup WDR level fit for environme...

Page 51: ...er can setup device different image settings in different time to get best image in different time period Pic 5 8 2 Image settings schedule It provides max to 8 time periods Setup schedule for each time periods Drag to adjust different schedule in time line different color means different schedule And Save Image settings schedule Export Click export export current image schedule to certain place d...

Page 52: ...an the setted daylight brightness the image will change into color Color video is always in color mode Gray video is always in gray mode Timer user can define the time of day and night Auto inside camera will auto detect video image brightness Video will become color when brightness value higher than day value Video will become gray when brightness value lower than night value Realtime brightness ...

Page 53: ...he line in setting area will trigger alarm intrusion detection Detection mode include intrusion in out when object intrusion in or out the area will trigger alarm 5 Show alarm count show alarm count when detect alarm on screen 6 Show alarm rule show the alarm area line on screen 7 Two way alarm when select event setup to virtual fence if select Two way alarm will trigger alarm if cross line in bot...

Page 54: ...ve 2 Setup Link type support four kinds of alarm linkage type Link out Link record Link snapshut Link PTZ 3 Save 5 9 3 Alarm information Pic 5 9 3 Alarm information 1 Switch Rule ID check alarm information of current rule 2 Reset clear current channel events alarm and beginfromone in next event ...

Page 55: ...urrent list 5 10 VCA VCA intelligent analysis process event alarm 5 10 1 Alarm information Event check certain or all VCA events alarm information Rule ID check certain or all rule s alarm information Clear clear all alarm information from current list ...

Page 56: ... Behavior analysis and crowd analysis functions only can enable one in one time Video and audio abnormal detection can work with upon analysis functions at same time Save select VCA save it Note Behavior analysis video detection and audio abnormal detection need go into Alarm Setup to setup enable time and alarm trigger template after Save ...

Page 57: ...n loiter running parking Every function can be setup with different settings but total rule number should less 8 rules Save save all the settings Next go into Alarm Setup please refer to 5 9 3 5 10 2 2 Arithmetic Configuration Behavior Analysis Virtual Fence Select rule number Event Set virtual fence and check Valid Draw rule line the arrow of line means direction of prohibit crossing ...

Page 58: ...nd check Valid Draw two rule lines the arrow of line means direction of prohibit crossing 2 lines direction should be the same it will alarm when target object cross 2 lines continuously within the specified time Tripwire Max Time Interval and Tripwire Min Time Interval setup time range of cross 2 lines continuously Percentage setup target size in the total screen area percent Setup Two way Alarm ...

Page 59: ...t go in detection area out it will trigger alarm when object go out detection area Intrusion it will trigger alarm when object stay in detection area until reach Invasion Time Percentage setup target size in the total screen area percent Invasion Time setup invasion time of object stay in detection area it will trigger alarm when over the time Save save all the settings Next go into Alarm Setup pl...

Page 60: ...notice the detection area shouldn t overlap when Items Abandon and Missing Object Detection are enable at same time Percentage setup target size in the total screen area percent Alarm Time setup alarm time of object stay in detection area it will trigger alarm when over the time Save save all the settings Next go into Alarm Setup please refer to 5 9 3 ...

Page 61: ...rea please notice the detection area shouldn t overlap when Items Abandon and Missing Object Detection are enable at same time Percentage setup target size in the total screen area percent Alarm time setup alarm time of object lost in detection area it will trigger alarm when over the time Save save all the settings Next go into Alarm Setup please refer to 5 9 3 ...

Page 62: ...on area on the image Setup alarm time alarm when the object keep loitering to this alarm time Setup min area alarm when the object s motion area is equal to or greater than this min area Setup sensitivity greater more sensitive Save save all the settings Next go into Alarm Setup please refer to 5 9 3 ...

Page 63: ...n the image Setup alarm time alarm when the object keep running to this alarm time Setup min area alarm when the object s running area is equal to or greater than this min area Setup percentage the percent of the object in the whole image Save save all the settings Next go into Alarm Setup please refer to 5 9 3 ...

Page 64: ...age Setup alarm time alarm when the object keep parking to this alarm time Setup percentage the percent of the object in the whole image Setup speed threshold alarm when the object s moving speed percent second is slower than this speed threshold Save save all the settings Next go into Alarm Setup please refer to 5 9 3 ...

Page 65: ...rowd percentage Save save all the settings Next go into Alarm Setup please refer to 5 9 3 15 10 2 15 Enable Arithmetic Video Detection Enable lens or scene switch dignose Set sensitivity and the higher value means more sensitive Save save all the settings Next go into Alarm Setup please refer to 5 9 3 ...

Page 66: ...and the higher value means more sensitive Save save all the settings Next go into Alarm Setup please refer to 5 9 3 5 10 3 VCA Schedule Select the Rule ID the Rule Name and Event will auto update Enable to active the rule Set schedule date and time Set Link Type Link Out Link Record Link Capture Link PTZ ...

Page 67: ... Save all the settings 5 10 4 Advanced Note Advance is only available for company engineer to setup 5 11 OSD 5 11 1 OSD This function is used to add more info on the preview screen Pic 5 10 1 OSD ...

Page 68: ...er max 5 Input overlay content and it supports English and common punctuation marks Color select OSD color Custom Location select position on video image by mouse OSD OSD Size OSD Size select suitable pixel size default is Self Adjust OSD Fonts Type Vector and Lattice are optional Save all the settings 5 11 2 LOGO Pic 5 10 2 LOGO This function is used to overlay Logo picture on the preview screen ...

Page 69: ...icture background automatically 5 11 3 Privacy Mask This function is used for setting hidden region on the preview screen to protect important info It supports up to 4 regions Pic 5 10 3 Privacy Mask 1 Stream select channel stream for privacy mask 2 Draw the region on the screen by mouse It supports up to 4 regions 3 Delete Region delete the drawn region ...

Page 70: ...Enable to start recording and cancel to stop Alarm Rec Enable to start recording when alarm is triggered Continuous Enable to start timing recording 3 Schedule setup time period in Continuous mode 4 Offline Video Recording when the internet is disconnected it will start timing recording into camera SD card 5 Save save all the setup ...

Page 71: ... before alarm is triggered and extending recording time after alarm disappeared Pic 5 11 2 Pre Alarm Recording 1 Pre Alarm Recording enable to start 2 Pre record Time 5 15 s support5s 10s and 15s Record Delay 10 60 support 10s 15 30s and 60s 3 Save save all the setup ...

Page 72: ... larger than 512M When HDD full when the free disk space reached the target size system will run the following operation Stop Record it will stop recording Overwrite it will loop delete the earliest record file Overwrite Except alarm it will loop delete the earliest record file except alarm Records Save Save all the setup ...

Page 73: ...pture 2 Interval s set timing capture interval time 3 Capture Link Link FTP capture picture will be uploaded to FTP server Link Email capture picture will be sent by email 4 Save save all the setup 5 12 5 Disk Management Disk Information display the disk status Pic 5 11 5 Disk Management ...

Page 74: ...2 Status show the disk installation status UnMounted Unformatted Formated Mounted and Using are optional 3 Usage show the disk usage status Record Backup Redundant and Read Only are optional 4 IP Address set NFS server IP address 5 Mapping Path set the disk mapping path Total Size display the free space and total size Save save all the setup ...

Page 75: ... for devices IPv6 Display IPV6 address and subnet mask MTU Maximum Transmission Unit range from 500 1500 default value is 1500 Click Save after setting Ethernet Rate Select mode and rate of Ethernet card speed unit is MB Default mode is Automatic Detection modify not recommended Note Devices will restart after change Ethernet Rate ...

Page 76: ...5 13 2 Registration Center Set Server Name IP address Port User Name and Password in Registration Center in the registration center 5 13 2 Registration Center ...

Page 77: ...ice 5 13 3 1 DDNS Enable DDNS Modify Sever Domain DDNS Domain Port User Name Password then click Save 5 13 3 1 DDNS 5 13 3 2 FTP Enter Server URL Port Path User Name Password Click Save Make sure to insert the memory card ...

Page 78: ...5 13 3 2 FTP 5 13 3 3 PPPoE Enable PPPoE function enter Username Password and save the setting 5 13 3 3 PPPoE 5 13 3 4 NTP Enter NTP Server Port Interval click Save ...

Page 79: ...5 13 3 4 NTP 5 13 3 5 MUC Enter IP Address and Port click Save to enable multicast ...

Page 80: ...ce then modify successfully UPnP Check the UPNP box and restart the device to enable the UPnP function Cancel UPNP box and restart the device to able the UPnP SNMP Check the SNMP box and restart the device to enable the SNMP function Cancel UPNP SNMP box and restart the device to able the SNMP function 5 13 4 IP Filter Backlist and whitelist also named IP filter used to manage the access right of ...

Page 81: ...ur own IP address in whitelist otherwise you will not be able to login the device Cancel blacklist or whitelist Anytime click Allow All and Save to cancel all the blacklist and whitelist Note Please restart device after setup blacklist or whitelist Delete Blacklist Delete some black IP Select the left check box and click Delete Note the IP filtering can only recognize the new user login but not wo...

Page 82: ...rowse Control set Allow all operation except user management Administrator All operations available 5 14 1 Add user Note Only the administrator can add and modify users 5 14 2 Modify password Select the user you want to modify in the user list click Modify Pwd input the old password new password password confirmation then click Modify 5 14 2 Modify password ...

Page 83: ... Select targeted user in user list and click Delete to delete 5 14 3 Delete User 5 15 Alarm Management 5 15 1 Alarm Input 5 15 1 Alarm Input Select Input port check Enable box to valid the port alarm function and Cancel ...

Page 84: ...5 15 2 Motion Alarm Set the motion alarm area Any moving objects in the area the tip will appear in the preview window 5 15 3 Motion Alarm 1 Enable Motion Alarm draw the area by dragging mouse left button Click Delete Region clean the draw area 2 Set Sensitivity range from 0 24 small value means the higher sensitivity 3 Schedule please set the date and time It only alarm during the schedule 4 Link...

Page 85: ...usion Detection function 2 Sensitivity Smaller number means more sensitive 3 Schedule Video Occlusion Detection works only during this Schedule time 4 Link Type Set to achieve linking such as link PTZ after alarm is triggered At the same time set Link Channel Link PTZ Type and Number 5 Save 5 15 4 Email Alarm After this function is enabled the alarm server will automatically send email to the ...

Page 86: ...Port Default number is 25 Email Account and Email Password are for the sending email Email Address is for the receiving email Email Mode login is suggested Encryption Mode includes No SSL or TSL Set Email Subject and Email Address Click Save 5 15 7 Alarm Server Alarm Server info is customized Input Address and port then click Save to finish 5 16 PTZ Management PTZ management includes Serial Port S...

Page 87: ...Location Pic 5 17 1 File Location Stream Choose the stream for a certain channel Display frame and bit rate information Check to display frame rate and bit stream on video Browse Click to choose save path of record files snapshot clips and download files ...

Page 88: ...optional Protocol Type TCP UDP or multicast 5 17 2 System setting Pic 5 17 2 System setting System Information Display information of CPU Memory and FLASH Version Information Display SDK Version Kernel Version Web Version Factory ID and Access Module System Time Set time zone and time synchronous Support daylight saving time ...

Page 89: ...rt and export includes three types of specification Alarm specification includes alarm schedule and linkage info VCA info is not included VCA specification includes schedule rule and related setting System Set specification includes the other info except Alarm and VCA specification such as OSD Recording strategy Internet set and some other setting 5 17 4 Access Platform PU set user can set the IP ...

Page 90: ...Pic 5 17 4 1 Access Platform PU Set SIP Set ...

Page 91: ...P Set Platform Enabled Platform Enabled Enable and disable Onvif System will reboot automatically after setting Pic 5 19 4 3 Access Platform Platform Enabled Notes Current platform must be disabled before changing into a new platform ...

Page 92: ...Card Possible Reason Static turn the network card into protection state need to reboot the camera Unstable condition on the network card need to replace for new network card 6 2 Network Failure 6 2 1 Camera was power on but cannot be found on IP searcher Troubleshooting steps Check status of computer host NIC NIC driver network wire and network connection make sure all are correct Directly connect...

Page 93: ...Reason Port 3001 is banned by the firewall Wrong port number is incorrect when logging in Wrong ID and password Too many access to the camera Be set in prohibit list Troubleshooting steps Use IP searcher to check the listen port of the camera make sure it is the same as the software 6 2 5 UDP unable to connect video Possible Reason Other client already connect to the camera on the same computer UD...

Page 94: ... 6 3 2 Cannot connect sub stream Possible Reason Access to camera are full 6 4 Control Failure It is able to control Pan Tilt Zoom in IE but cannot control in the software Troubleshooting Steps Make sure the control protocol is correct Possible Reason Make sure address for PTZ camera is correct set in software Please contact us if problem still remain 6 5 Video Failure 6 5 1 Video display properly...

Page 95: ...e version is correct Make sure IP address and server type is correct in software It is suggested to use Main stream TCP type in LAN and Sub stream TCP in WLAN Make sure video are all connected in the software main interface Reboot the software to connect again Please contact us if it is not resolved 6 6 Audio Failure 6 6 1 Video display and control properly but no audio Troubleshooting steps Make ...

Page 96: ...wer after setup the parameter Parameter is set to save properly after 1 minute unless reset the camera automatically 6 8 2 After setup the parameter there need to reset the cameras to enable it 6 9 Others 6 9 1 U disk become smaller after used in camera Possible Reason U disk and the TF card were formatted by the special division operation on the camera the result in part of capacity on the comput...

Page 97: ...the User Manual and the incorrect operation cause cameras damage Lightning fire and in case of irresistible natural disasters Product damage caused by using poor design matching product from other manufacturers Statement As we will keep our technology up to date product parameters change accordingly without prior notice We reserves the right for final interpretation of this manual ...

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