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User Manual - Network Bullet - TKIB41M1S & TKIB42M1S

Contents

1 Quick Configuration ...............................................................................................

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1.1 Login and Logout ...........................................................................................................

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1.2 Main Page layout ............................................................................................................

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1.3 Change the Password .....................................................................................................

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1.4 Browse Video .................................................................................................................

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1.4.1 Install Plugins ................................................................................................... 1

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1.5 Setting Local Network Parameters ............................................................................... 1

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2 Parameter Setting ................................................................................................... 1

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2.1 Sensor Setting Interface ................................................................................................ 1

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2.2 Time Segment ............................................................................................................... 1

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2.3 Image Setting ............................................................................................................... 1

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2.4 Scene Mode .................................................................................................................. 1

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2.5 Exposure ....................................................................................................................... 1

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2.6 WB Setting ...................................................................................................................

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2.7 Daynight ....................................................................................................................... 2

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2.8 Noise Reduction ........................................................................................................... 2

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2.9 Enhance Image ............................................................................................................. 2

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3 Configure the Device ............................................................................................ 3

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3.1 Local Network .............................................................................................................. 3

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4 Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................... 3

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Summary of Contents for TKIB41M1S

Page 1: ...User manual Network bullet TKIB41M1S TKIB42M1S tkhsecurity fr V 201910 01...

Page 2: ...eanings are described accordingly Symbol Description It alerts you to fatal dangers which if not avoided may cause deaths or severe injuries It alerts you to moderate dangers which if not avoided may...

Page 3: ...ntly occur ground the device nearby to discharge high energy such as thunder strikes in order to prevent device damage z During the outdoor installation prevent the morning or evening sunlight inciden...

Page 4: ...that can affect monitoring z Remove the power plug if the device is idle for a long time z Before unpacking check whether the fragile sticker is damaged If the fragile sticker is damaged contact cust...

Page 5: ...4 Browse Video 1 4 1 Install Plugins 1 1 5 Setting Local Network Parameters 1 2 Parameter Setting 1 2 1 Sensor Setting Interface 1 2 2 Time Segment 1 2 3 Image Setting 1 2 4 Scene Mode 1 2 5 Exposure...

Page 6: ...ress box and press Enter The login page is displayed as shown in Figure 1 1 Figure 1 1 Login page Step 2 Input the User and password z The default name and password are both admin Modify the password...

Page 7: ...1 lists the elements on the main page layout Figure 1 2 Main page layout Table 1 1 Elements on the main page No Element Description 1 Real time video area Real time videos are played in this area You...

Page 8: ...con it will snapshot 13 Local record Click the icon it will record video and save 14 Intelligent analysis Open or close intelligent analysis 1 When the device generates an alarm the alarm icon is disp...

Page 9: ...rd and confirmation password Step 3 Click OK Step 4 If the message Change own password success is displayed the password is successfully changed If the password fails to be changed the cause is displa...

Page 10: ...rnet Explorer choose Tool Internet Options Security Customer level and set Download unsigned ActiveX control and initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe for scripting under ActiveX c...

Page 11: ...k the message download and install the plugin follow the prompts Step 2 During installing user should close the browser Step 3 Reopen the browser after installation 1 5 Setting Local Network Parameter...

Page 12: ...h of 128 bits Setting method Select a value from the drop down list box Default value IPv4 DHCP The device automatically obtains the IP address from the DHCP server Setting method Click the option but...

Page 13: ...ally Default value 192 168 0 2 MTU Set the maximum value of network transmission data packets Setting method Enter a value manually NOTE The MTU value is range from 800 to 1500 the default value is 15...

Page 14: ...1 Figure 2 1 Sensor Setting Table 2 1 Right click setting parameters Parameter Description Setting Full screen Click it the live video will display in full screen Setting method Click Sensor Set para...

Page 15: ...edure Step 1 Click in the lower left corner of Sensor Setting and choose Debug Mode Step 2 Tick Enable Step 3 Set the Start Time Step 4 Set the End Time Step 5 Click Save the message Save success is d...

Page 16: ...lue 50 Contrast It indicates the contrast between the bright part and the dark part of an image As the value increases the contrast increases Setting method Drag the slider Default value 50 Saturation...

Page 17: ...tes the working mode of a camera z Outdoor It applies to outdoor scenarios z Indoor It applies to indoor scenarios Configuration method Select from the drop down list Default value Outdoor Mirror It i...

Page 18: ...ion Method Aisle Mode The image rotates 90 degrees clockwise when aisle mode is enabled Setting method Tick the Freeze status Default value Disable 2 5 Exposure Figure 2 5 shows the Exposure interface...

Page 19: ...ed in the metering z Center pot During metering the central pot of an image has the highest weight z Center Area During metering the middle area 1 2 of the total area of an image has the highest weigh...

Page 20: ...t speed of the iris As the value increases the speed increases Excessive speed may cause instability This parameter is valid when the auto iris is enabled Setting method Drag the slider Default value...

Page 21: ...ng environment Setting method Select a value from the drop down list Default value Auto Red Gain It indicates the gain applied to red channels As the value increases the color temperature becomes lowe...

Page 22: ...User Manual Network Bullet TKIB41M1S TKIB42M1S EN 22 Figure 2 7 DayNight Mode 1 interface Figure 2 8 DayNight Mode 2 interface...

Page 23: ...User Manual Network Bullet TKIB41M1S TKIB42M1S EN 23 Figure 2 9 DayNight Mode 3 interface Figure 2 10 DayNight Mode 4 interface Table 2 6 describes DayNight Mode parameters...

Page 24: ...e filter is in the day state preventing infrared light from entering the sensor z Night mode The image is black and white and the filter is in the night state allowing infrared light to enter the sens...

Page 25: ...ED z Auto The infrared lamp is enabled or disabled based on the external environment identified by the light dependent resistor LDR z ON The system enters the night mode forcibly z OFF The infrared la...

Page 26: ...llet TKIB41M1S TKIB42M1S EN 26 2 8 Noise Reduction Figure 2 11 shows the Noise Reduction interface Figure 2 11 Noise Reduction interface manual Figure 2 12 Noise Reduction interface auto Table 2 7 des...

Page 27: ...auto noise filter mode When the parameter value is 0 the noise filter is disabled When the parameter value is greater than 0 the noise filter is enabled and the system automatically adjusts the noise...

Page 28: ...mode and drag the slider Default value 50 HLC It provides a clearer view of an image in the highlight environment When HLC is enabled the total brightness of an image is reduced allowing you to view...

Page 29: ...ble Setting method Tick the Anti shake mode DeFog It provides a clearer view of an image in the fogged environment when Defog is enabled As the value increases the image becomes clearer Setting method...

Page 30: ...figuration Method D N Auto Focus It is used to trigger auto focus when day to night or night to day Setting method Tick the Auto focus Auto Focus Once It is used to trigger auto focus Setting method C...

Page 31: ...work parameters include z IP protocol z IP address z Subnet mask z Default gateway z Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP z Preferred Domain Name System DNS server z Alternate DNS server z MTU Pro...

Page 32: ...s length of 32 bits Setting method Select a value from the drop down list box Default value IPv4 Obtain IP address automatically The device automatically obtains the IP address from the DHCP server Se...

Page 33: ...r IP address of a domain server If the preferred DNS server is faulty the device uses the alternate DNS server to resolve domain names Setting method Enter a value manually Default value 192 168 0 2 M...

Page 34: ...he PC directly to the camera and verify that the web management system can be accessed z Run the ping command to verify that the camera is reachable The IP address is used by another device Connect th...

Page 35: ...Open Internet Explorer 2 Choose Tools Internet Options 3 Click Delete The Delete Browsing History dialog box is displayed 4 Select all check boxes 5 Click Delete Login to the web management system ag...

Page 36: ...V 201910 01 153 rue Michel Carr 95100 Argenteuil FRANCE tel 33 0 1 30 76 30 30 info fr tkhsecurity com tkhsecurity fr...

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