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Contents

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Chapter 2 Product Overview

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Chapter 3 Function Overview

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3.1 Parameter of IP Camera

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3.2 Hardware Interface

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Charpter 4 Common function

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4.1 Product upgrade

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Charpter 5 Installation Instruction

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5.1 Installation Preparation

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5.2:Installation Instruction:

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Chapter 6 WEB Instruction

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6.1 System Requirement

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6.2 Built-in Web Instruction

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6.3 Log in

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6.4 Preview

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6.5 Playback

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Chapter 7 Configuration

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7.1 Audio Video Set

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7.2 Camera Set

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7.3 VCA

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7.4 OSD

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7.5 Storage Management

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7.6 Network Management

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7.7 User management

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7.8 Alarm Management

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7.9 PTZ Management and Control

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7.10 Advance

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Charpter 8 Simple Fault Maintenance

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8.1 System Failure

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8.2 Network Failure

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8.3 Operation Failure

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8.4 Control Failure

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8.5 Video Failure

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8.6 Audio Failure

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8.7 Alarm Failure

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Charpter 9 After-sales Service

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Charpter 10 Harmful Elements

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Summary of Contents for S3E 1 M Series

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

Page 2: ... in Web Instruction 17 6 3 Log in 18 6 4 Preview 18 6 5 Playback 20 Chapter 7 Configuration 22 7 1 Audio Video Set 22 7 2 Camera Set 24 7 3 VCA 26 7 4 OSD 28 7 5 Storage Management 29 7 6 Network Management 31 7 7 User management 33 7 8 Alarm Management 34 7 9 PTZ Management and Control 36 7 10 Advance 36 Charpter 8 Simple Fault Maintenance 38 8 1 System Failure 38 8 2 Network Failure 38 8 3 Opera...

Page 3: ...t within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying 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 plug from the apparatus if it s defected And ple...

Page 4: ... 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 shown below Reference In case of providing info...

Page 5: ...5 Chapter 2 Product Overview IP Box Camera Size of IP box camera IP IR Bullet Camera fixed lens Size of IP IR bullet camera fixed lens IP IR Bullet Camera varifocal lens ...

Page 6: ...6 Size of IP IR bullet camera varifocal lens IP IR Dome Camera fixed lens Size of IP IR Dome Camera fixed lens IP IR Dome Camera varifocal lens ...

Page 7: ...7 Size of IP IR Dome Camera varifocal lens ...

Page 8: ... NIR 3D noise reduction de interlace image enhancement edge enhancement backlight compensation gamma adjustment Electronic Shutter Support auto manual 1s 1 10000s Day Night ICR code rate Video Compression code rate 32K 16M bps Audio Compression code rate 8k 32k 48K interface Two way audio alarm input TF card analog video option POE analog video output alarm output RS485 Network Port 10M 100M Ether...

Page 9: ...tment Electronic Shutter Support auto manual 1s 1 10000s IR Distance 30 50m Day Night ICR code rate Video Compression code rate 32K 16M bps Audio Compression code rate 8k 32k 48K interface Two way audio alarm input USB option POE analog video output alarm output RS485 Network Port 10M 100M Ethernet interface Network protocol TCP UDP HTTP MULTICAST UPnP NTP RTSP Onvif IVA support tripwire Perimeter...

Page 10: ...ter Support auto manual 1s 1 10000s IR Distance 20 30m Day Night ICR code rate Video Compression code rate 32K 16M bps Audio Compression code rate 8k 32k 48K interface Two way audio alarm input alarm output camera recording for option option POE analog video output alarm output RS485 Network Port 10M 100M Ethernet interface Network protocol TCP UDP HTTP MULTICAST UPnP NTP RTSP Onvif Ingress Protec...

Page 11: ...tion Audio output OUT linear signal output G is common port should with active speaker for option extend interface option Alarm interface ALARM 1 ch input 1 ch output IN G alarm input interface G is common port OUT COM are alarm output interface COM is ground terminal for option Control interface RS 485 A 485 B 485 only box camera Recording interface support TF CARD Micro SD max support 32G USB Su...

Page 12: ...ork video to the same network and modify the ip address to the same network segment 2 Input device address and login 3 Select kernel file bin and start upgrade program will restart automatically 4 Select web file box and start upgrade program will restart automatically 5 Login web advanced option and check if upgrade is successfully ...

Page 13: ... contact 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...

Page 14: ...tallation holes in the wall by ink pen 2 Drill 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 5 2 2 HD IP IR Bullet Camera Fixed Varifocal Taking wall mount as example ...

Page 15: ...n 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 5 2 3 HD IR Dome Camera Fixed Taking ceiling mount as example HD IP IR Dome Camera Fixed Installation Steps ...

Page 16: ...first step Adjust the lens direction to the proper position and tighten the three screws 5 2 4 HD IR Dome Camera Varifocal Taking ceiling mount as example HD IP IR Dome Camera Varifocal Installation Steps 1 Paste positioning on the wall 2 Punch holes on marked points and plug in expansion bolts 3 Loose the three screws and remove dome cover fasten the dome base on ceiling 4 Adjust camera lens to t...

Page 17: ...m install the necessary character style 6 2 Built in Web Instruction When using the network video products for the first time an ActiveX control is needed 1 Login IP address and enter to ActiveX download interface 2 Download ActiveX and click Run to install 3 Shot down the WEB before installation and click Next 4 Input IP address of camera and allow to add plug in after installation success 5 When...

Page 18: ... not use any other browser except Firefox and Chrome 6 3 Log in 1 Default user name is Admin 2 Default password 1111 3 If you want to change port number please enter right port number after IE shows port number after you success to log in 6 4 Preview ...

Page 19: ...re and default storage path is D NetVideoBrowser Third stream Intercom on off Screen lock Full screen Screen adapt to current resolution Audio on volume adjustment and mute Note When stream type is Pure Video audio preview is invalid 6 4 2Video parameter 1 Default to resume the default settings 2 According to network situation you can choose preview mode from Low bandwidth Low latency to High qual...

Page 20: ...ble auto scan 2 Zoom Zoom in Zoom out 3 Focus Manual Focus 4 Iris Manually adjust iris 5 set PTZ speed 6 Wipper 7 Preserved for future functions 6 4 4 Preset position Search the target preset number Set Setup preset position Call Call the preset position 6 5 Playback ...

Page 21: ...layback by frame Download recording files Audio on volume adjustment and mute Download files into FTP server Capture and default storage path is D NetVideoBrowser Preview download status 6 6 Log 1 Channel No Select target channel 2 Log type All system warning alarm operation user others 3 Start time Select start date and time 4 End time Select end date and time 5 Query Get a log list 6 Check logs ...

Page 22: ...aried to the change of video take up less bandwidth when there is no change on video 3 Video Quality only be activated when choose Dynamic code rate in Encoding Mode Video Quality Best Better Good Fair Poor The better quality the more stream and bandwidth occupation 4 Bit Rate show stream rate for the video unit is Kbps When choose Static code rate Bit Rate stand for actual rate of the stream When...

Page 23: ...rofile for selection 3 Encrypt Type Add password for the channel Encrypt Password Enter password Password Confirm Confirm the password Click Save to enable Video Parameter Export Export backup the configuration file save to D NetVideoBrowser VideoParam dat as default Video Parameter Import Import import the backup file for parameter configuration Audio Parameter 1 Channel No select target audio ch...

Page 24: ...ow Middle High optional The higher value you set the faster the IR filter switch 5 Digital De noise revise the gamma value of image Digital De noise has options of Close Ordinary Mode and Expert Mode default is Clode When selected Ordinary Mode there will be a sliding block to set the de noise level When selected Expert Mode there will show sliding block for Space Domain Denoise and Time Domain De...

Page 25: ...olor to black switch from color to black white Color to black Color Color IP camera always display color image and never switch to black white Color to black Black white Gray IP camera always display black white image and never switch to color Color to black Timer Timer IP camera display color image at day time and black white at night time 1 Select Timer in the list of Color to gray type 2 Day ra...

Page 26: ...itch from black white to color If the brightness value is less than night range the video switch from color to black white 7 3 VCA VCA also called IVA IVS to setup the video intelligent analysis of speed dome camera Enable enable the VCA function Tripwire Perimeter 7 3 1 Event Parameters The speed dome camera supports 2 rules of VCA Tripwire and Perimeter Tripwire Draw a tripwire on the screen whe...

Page 27: ... setting on alarm schedule please go to Alarm Set 7 3 2 Alarm Set Setup VCA activation schedule 1 Channel No select the target channel VCA Enable Indicate the VCA status of the current channel 2 Rule ID Connected to the setup VCA rules in Event Param when select rule ID it will bring out setup information of VCA Enable Rule Name and Event Enable Enable the setting of Schedule to setup the day and ...

Page 28: ...arget position on screen 3 Color Choose your favorite color Date 1 Date Display date on screen 2 Show Week Display week on screen 3 Customize Position drag Date to the target position on screen 4 Color Choose your favorite color Additional Text 1 Additional Text 5 areas available to put additional text on the screen 2 Customize Position drag Date to the target position on screen 3 Color Choose you...

Page 29: ...er areas on the screen 1 Channel No Choose target channel 2 Draw Region Check to enable 3 Draw cover area on screen 4 Clean Area Delete all cover areas 7 5 Storage Management 7 5 1 Record Policy Setup recording schedule 1 Channel No Choose target channel 2 Record Status Display current record status 3 Select recording type multiple choice Manual Rec Check to start recording Alarm Rec Recording wil...

Page 30: ...files Cycle Del Delete the earliest record files Cycle Del Except Alarm Delete the earliest record files except event record files Save 7 5 4 Snapshot Set 1 Channel No Select target channel 2 Timing capture Enable timing capture 3 Interval s Set how much internval times between two snapshots 4 Link FTP snapshot and upload to FTP server 5 Link Email snapshot and send to target email 4 Save 7 5 5 Di...

Page 31: ... address for devices IPv6 Display IPV6 address and subnet mask MTU Maximum Transmission Unit range from 500 1500 default value is 1500 Ethernet Rate Select mode and rate of Ethernet card default mode is Automatic Detection speed unit is MB Notes Devices will restart after change Ethernet Rate 7 6 2 Registration Center Keep same settings as what you register in DDNS website ...

Page 32: ...tings as what you register in DDNS website FTP Make sure to insert the memory card PPPoE Check to enable PPPoE function enter User name and confirm password NTP NTP Server enter server address Port enter NTP server port Interval update interval ...

Page 33: ... IP address Caution Once enable the whitelist function please make sure to add your 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 7 7 User management 7 7 1 Add User User name add user only English let...

Page 34: ...arm mode include closed circuit alarm and open circuit alarm ON is closed circuit alarm OFF is open circuit alarm Link Out Link PTZ activate alarm device or PTZ 7 8 2 Alarm Output Alarm output only has port 1 ON is closed circuit alarm OFF is open circuit alarm 7 8 3 Motion Alarm 1 Set Motion Detection Area Check to draw area on screen 2 Clean Area Clean drawn area 3 ICR Sensitivity set detection ...

Page 35: ...ink preset position pattern auto Tour 7 8 5 Cover Alarm Alarm when camera lens is covered 7 8 6 Email Alarm 1 Email Alarm Enable check to enable sending email after alarm 2 Set sending email information SMTP server SMTP port Email Account Email Password 3 Email Mode 4 Input receive email address support up to 4 email address 7 8 7 Alarm Server Set alarm server s IP address and port number ...

Page 36: ...nformation check to display frame rate and bit stream on video 2 Set the save path of record files snapshot clips and download files 3 Protocol Type TCP UDP or multicast 4 IP camera has only one channel user can choose major stream or minor stream 7 10 2 System setting 1 System Time Set time zone and time synchronous 2 SystemInformation Display information of CPU Memory and FLASH 3 Version Informa...

Page 37: ...ormally needs a few minutes until indication for completion Caution Please strictly follow the instruction by technical specialist for firmware upgrade 7 10 4 Access Platform PU set user can set the IP address and port number of Register Server Heartbeat Server Alarm Server and VSP s port number and VAP s port number Channel No support Auto Filling Setting function PU set support SIP protocol sett...

Page 38: ...eplace for new network card 8 1 3 Straight connect is ok but no connection on Switch Possible Reason NIC crystals prohibit or damage need replace for new one 8 2 Network Failure 8 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 the camera to c...

Page 39: ...the selection of Require server verification at the bottom Attention It is recommended to use IE browser with version higher than v6 0 to make sure cameras work properly 8 2 3 Incorrect image after login Possible Reason There is other device in the some network with same IP and Mac address Troubleshooting steps Disconnect the camera try to ping the network to check whether there is return package ...

Page 40: ...t in sometime Possible Reason Conflict on IP address check on the IP searcher Conflict on MAC address check on IP searcher Camera IP address conflict with other computer IP address 8 3 Operation Failure 8 3 1 No correct connection of video on IE Troubleshooting steps Make sure host IP address is in the same network segment with the camera Attention Make routing if in different network segment Make...

Page 41: ...en need fluent video in narrow network bandwidth Please contact us if it is not resolved 8 5 2 Connection is correct but screen is black or video image is anamorphic Other issues No OSD or image is anamorphic but go normal after full screen Possible Reason DirectX version lower than 9 0c Graphic card driver incorrect which disable the accessory function of DirectX Set full screen privacy mask 8 5 ...

Page 42: ...t us if it is not resolved 8 6 2 Weak Audio Signal Make sure using active microphone Increase the sensitivity of the microphone Use active loudspeaker for audio playing 8 7 Alarm Failure 8 7 1 No Alarm Output Make sure output wiring is correct Power input voltage AC110V DC24V electricity 1A Check the setting for input output port in IE Make sure the alarm device is working properly ...

Page 43: ...w 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 ...

Page 44: ...res Pb Hg Cd CrVI PBB PBDE Metal Plastic PCB Glass if has Power if has Accessory if has Remarks 1 means the restricted substance content is lower than the SJ T11363 2006 stand ard stipulated limit 2 means the restricted substance content is higher than the SJ T11363 2006 standard stipulated limit ...

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