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4.4.4 White Balance

Figure 4-32 White Balance Settings

The camera has a selection of white balance modes, including Auto (used for

outdoor) and Manual. If set to Manual mode, the red gain and blue gain can be

set using the sliders.

Be sure to save settings before leaving the interface or cancel any changes made.

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Summary of Contents for V942D-W310MIR-XW

Page 1: ...ibed in the documentation This system has not been designed to be used in life critical situations and must not be used for this purpose Document Number 8009 8292 00 00 Product specifications subject...

Page 2: ...ply with the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions This device will not cause harmful interference This device must accept any interference received including interference tha...

Page 3: ...ommended by manufacturer Position power source and related wires to assure to be kept away from ground and entrance Refer to qualified personnel for all service matters Save product packaging to ensur...

Page 4: ...Mounted Camera 10 Chapter III IE Browser Settings 16 3 1 Equipment Connection 16 3 2 Software Installation 16 Chapter IV Basic Function Operation 19 4 1 Live View 19 4 2 System 23 4 2 1 System Inform...

Page 5: ...45 4 4 5 Focus Settings 46 4 4 6 IR Set 48 4 4 7 Reset 48 4 5 Video and Audio Settings 49 4 5 1 Video Settings 49 4 5 2 OSD 52 4 5 3 Motion Detection 55 4 5 4 Privacy Mask 56 4 5 5 ROI 57 4 5 6 Stora...

Page 6: ...4 9 User Settings 69 4 10 System Log 72 Appendix I Questions Solutions 73...

Page 7: ...video output All cameras use H 265 H 264 M JPEG encoding providing output with excellent definition and color reproduction more detailed and accurate information and the accuracy of smart analysis tha...

Page 8: ...Dome Camera WDR Intelligence 2 0MP 1 2 8 CMOS day night H 265 H 264 M JPEG with audio alarm 3 10 5mm motorized zoom lens 98ft 30m IR distance IP67 PoE 12VDC 24VAC V942D W312MIR XS HD Megapixel IR IP D...

Page 9: ...SD card out network link down heart beat lost etc supports flexible alarm association settings like I O output emails FTP picture uploading audio TF card recording and alarm information push Up to ei...

Page 10: ...1 1 9 CMOS Lens Configuration Motorized zoom lens F1 4 f 2 7 12mm Motorized zoom lens F1 4 f 2 7 12mm Motorized zoom lens F1 4 f 3 0 10 5mm Motorized zoom lens F1 5 f 3 6 10mm Lens Mount 14 IR Lamp W...

Page 11: ...dynamic range up to 132dB Supports multi frame integration mode wide dynamic range up to 120dB Video Adjustment Brightness contrast saturation hue sharpness Noise Reduction 3D Defog Available EIS Ava...

Page 12: ...G 640 480 352 28 8 320 240 Major stream H 265 H 264 1920 1080 1280 960 1280 720 Minor stream H 265 H 264 1920 1080 1280 960 1280 720 720 576 704 57 6 640 480 352 288 320 240 Third stream H 265 H 264 M...

Page 13: ...DNS DDNS ARP ICMP UPnP ONVIF IP Address Filter Available Power Supply PoE IEEE 802 3af 12VDC 24VAC Power 9W Protection Design Lighting protection network port and power supply connector protection di...

Page 14: ...oid camera failure caused by insufficient power supplied to the Power Supply Switcher or to avoid the harm to the Switcher These units should only be installed by a qualified technician using approved...

Page 15: ...amera lens directly toward the sun or other strong light Do not install the camera in environments with temperature beyond the acceptable range 40 F to 140 F 40 C to 60 C or with high humidity direct...

Page 16: ...10 Cable Connections...

Page 17: ...aximum caution when installing the unit to the wall or ceiling the unit falling can result in injuries and accidents As a failsafe against falling attach the unit by chain wire cable or other safety r...

Page 18: ...he three screws on the clear dome assembly to remove the clear bubble Note that there is a bag of desiccant inserted in the camera assembly do NOT remove this Secure the camera dome to the standoffs i...

Page 19: ...able is used for connection to a hub You can also use a router featuring PoE Power over Ethernet to supply power to the camera An RJ 45 connector protective cover is supplied in the accessory kit to p...

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Page 21: ...ve pole to the position for the DC power Be careful not to reverse the polarity when connecting a 12 VDC power cable A router featuring PoE Power over Ethernet can also be used to supply power to the...

Page 22: ...169 254 x x If DHCP is enabled and the product cannot be accessed run the Discovery Tool utility to search for and allocate an IP address for the camera The Discovery Tool IPCConfig exe can be found o...

Page 23: ...ommended to change the password After a successful login a screen will display to change the password this can be done here or using the Settings Users screen Select Change or No change If no change i...

Page 24: ...264 format as below Click the Settings tab and select Network On this page below select Off to turn off DHCP Then enter the required IP address Subnet mask and Default gateway DNS server is not requir...

Page 25: ...the address field The user login interface is displayed as shown in figure below Figure 4 1 User Login When running the software and logging in for the first time use the default admin username and pa...

Page 26: ...ize Users can select a video scale from the dropdown Fit Full 1x 1 2x 1 4x Fit allows the video to be the size of the window without changing the aspect ratio Full spreads over the entire window and t...

Page 27: ...cording button to start recording the button changes to click the button to stop recording During local recording REC appears on the video screen Click the button to enter the recording storage path d...

Page 28: ...em Click the option tab Settings to enter the system Settings interface Figure 4 4 Settings Interface Using the navigation menu on the left admin can perform the following operations Basic Information...

Page 29: ...n The initial interface of System settings displays related system information such as Basic system information Network settings Alarm settings NTP settings H 265 H 264 MJPEG video settings etc 4 2 2...

Page 30: ...he OSD menu When settings are completed click Save NTP Settings To set the NTP check the On radio button select Off if this will not be used Set NTP server s IP address and synchronization time and in...

Page 31: ...ates are provided for V940D Series cameras on the Vicon website on the Software Downloads page and can be downloaded to a PC or other media device Follow the steps below to update software Under File...

Page 32: ...nish the update The response time depends on the program type it may take a long time for some programs Do not power off during the update process power off will cause the update to fail or damage the...

Page 33: ...address will be reset to DHCP mode There is time prompt in the web page during reset After reset a new web page will open Note 1 To avoid any errors the online reset function operation should be perfo...

Page 34: ...ick Network in the left navigation bar the following interface will display Figure 4 10 Network Settings There are 14 option tabs for settings Network FTP SMTP HTTPS 802 1X QOS IGMP SIP DDNS UPnP NAS...

Page 35: ...work settings are completed successfully Enter Host name and Port settings for Onvif Http and Https Users can enable disable PPPoE in this interface If enabled users can set the user name and password...

Page 36: ...ate the alarm associated FTP uploading function in the alarm setting interface to activate the FTP image uploading function upon alarms 4 3 3 SMTP Settings Figure 4 13 SMTP Settings The cameras suppor...

Page 37: ...sender s password Note There is no limit for Sender s name and password settings After setting click Save for settings to take effect If user selects Mail in Alarm Settings interface system will send...

Page 38: ...fore leaving the interface or cancel any changes made 4 3 6 QoS Settings Figure 4 16 QOS Settings Select the network service quality in the QoS setting interface There are 4 network QoS modes 1 Normal...

Page 39: ...0D cameras support multicast function In the IGMP interface users can select the stream type and set the state multicast IP address and RTP port For auto multicast users can set the status as On or Of...

Page 40: ...ID of SIP server Device ID Device ID used for registration with SIP server Alarm ID ID registered for device alarm Register Interval Interval for re registration of device in seconds Heart beat Inter...

Page 41: ...ic IP address Users only need to input the dynamic domain name to connect to a network camera instead of memorizing the dynamic IP address To employ this method a PC with a static IP address needs to...

Page 42: ...nter the configuration page The mapping list added will appear on the page Figure 4 20UPnP Settings Click the Enable box to select a type of service In the Operate column click to delete and to edit u...

Page 43: ...uration Set the NFS server IP NFS server path CIFS shared name video held days stream type what to do when disk is full and recording control Storage Information View the storage state total space use...

Page 44: ...n to verify user password You need to set Login Type when Allowed anonymity is On RTP Packet max size Select the maximum size of standard data packet with byte as its unit Be sure to save settings bef...

Page 45: ...r Mode only the IP addresses that are added to the white list are able to be accessed If you select the Black List mode under the IP Filter Mode the IP addresses that are added to the black list canno...

Page 46: ...d Interval 2 On Alarm page select Heart Beat Lost and SD Card and then set alarm time For more information see Alarm Settings in section 4 7 3 SD card will record automatically when a disconnection be...

Page 47: ...e are option tabs included in the camera settings page Basic set Exposure Effect set White balance Focus IR set Temperature and Reset 4 4 1 Basic Settings Basic settings allows the following parameter...

Page 48: ...ure Settings Figure 4 29 Exposure Settings From this screen set Exposure set Auto aperture Scene AGC Shutter speed and Manual AGC Exposure Set Select Manual Scene and Shutter Priority from the dropdow...

Page 49: ...hanges made 4 4 3 Effect Settings In the Effect Settings interface users can adjust the brightness sharpness hue contrast saturation and 3D de noise DNR in two ways General or Mode as shown in the fig...

Page 50: ...ame Brightness Sharpness Hue Contrast Saturation 3D de noise WDR HLC EIS and Defog for each mode Click Factoryset to restore default settings In the Mode call users can set Effect Mode call status and...

Page 51: ...gs The camera has a selection of white balance modes including Auto used for outdoor and Manual If set to Manual mode the red gain and blue gain can be set using the sliders Be sure to save settings b...

Page 52: ...gth adjustment Click Focus in camera settings interface to enter focus settings On this page select focus mode zoom focus and call focus limit Auto focus In auto focus mode the interface is shown as F...

Page 53: ...wide zoom tele Click to focus near focus far Zoom Preset The camera can call a zoom preset There are 5 options Wide Middle Tele User set 1 User set 2 The effects for Near Middle and Far are default b...

Page 54: ...use the Smart IR function Select Manual to use the Power Control slider to adjust the IR Be sure to save settings before leaving the interface or cancel any changes made 4 4 7 Temperature The fan can...

Page 55: ...ings page allows setting Video OSD Motion Privacy ROI Path Audio and Reset Click the related option tab to enter the setting interface 4 5 1 Video Settings Users can set the video parameters for H 265...

Page 56: ...rger the frame rate is the better the image continuity will be but the CPU performance is lowered The smaller the frame rate is the worse the image continuity will be but the CPU can handle more event...

Page 57: ...the images are transferred by fixed bandwidth capacity no matter how the complexity of the images changes Bit Rate If VBR is selected the upper limit of bit rate has to be set if CBR is selected the...

Page 58: ...he left side of text area is only one character size from the left edge of image and the upper side of the text area is 2 character sizes from the upper edge of the image Note that the size of overlay...

Page 59: ...e for where it will display Notes 1 A bitmap image is required 2 The maximum size of image is 352 288 with both the width and height required to be an even number such as 160 130 Context 2 Select On a...

Page 60: ...YYY DDMMYYYY or YYYYMMDD Size Set the character size of the text The larger value indicates larger character size After settings are finished click the Save button The OSD displays on the video To can...

Page 61: ...blue frame will be displayed on the screen Setting the motion detection area Check the box of motion detection area number Click the Draw button with the mouse and then left click on the mouse and dr...

Page 62: ...not viewed a Privacy Mask can be applied The camera system covers and shields the sensitive area via Privacy Mask setting to prevent operators from observing this location Note Turn on the privacy ma...

Page 63: ...will be encoded to include more detail Figure 4 41 ROI Settings ROI settings method Check the Zone number of the region for setting and click the Draw button Left click on the mouse and draw a blue f...

Page 64: ...erAX Video The photo and video formats can be set The default photo format is jpg and the default video format is avi To change the saving path click the Browse button and select the path from the pop...

Page 65: ...ings 4 6 Video Content Analysis Functions Click the Video Content Analysis button on the left navigation bar The setting page for the VCA functions shows as below Figure 4 44 Settings of Video Content...

Page 66: ...is screen set the sensitivity for scene changes defocus detection and low or high brightness detection Figure 4 45 Scene change Figure 4 46 Defocus detection Figure 4 47 Low brightness detection Figur...

Page 67: ...w brightness or high brightness is detected an alarm is triggered Under Scene change set the sensitivity Sensitivity varies from 1 to 5 Under Defocus Detection Low brightness detection and High bright...

Page 68: ...on the screen The solid arrow indicates the prohibited direction while the hollow arrow indicates the allowed direction Draw a virtual line To draw a virtual line select Line 1 Click the Begin button...

Page 69: ...upports Intrusion Detection One intrusion detection area can be set When objects move into this area an alarm is triggered Check Intrusion Detection to enable the function If an area has been set a gr...

Page 70: ...rst point to the last point appears automatically When the area is finished click the End button To edit the area click the green frame of the area When the frame turns blue from green click the point...

Page 71: ...Figure 4 51 Alarm Settings Alarm Configuration The camera supports 2 alarm inputs I O in 1 and I O in 2 and 1 alarm output I O out Users can set the status of each alarm input Grounded Circuit or Ope...

Page 72: ...the Alarm server as the server IP of the system After the necessary settings in software users can control the relay switches remotely via the software For detailed information refer to the Digital Vi...

Page 73: ...ime is set up in the 24 hour format The end time must be after the start time Press the Save button to activate the settings 4 8 Storage Management The camera supports storage with TF card Click the S...

Page 74: ...ys or Close options When Alarm triggered is selected and the setting of alarm associated with TF card is set in the alarm interface refer to section 4 7 when the alarm occurs recording is triggered au...

Page 75: ...save the downloaded files The default local storage path is displayed If a different location is required click the Browse button AVI H 264 drop down list box Select the downloaded file format In the...

Page 76: ...name and password can include letters numbers and underline only No special characters are allowed The string length of user name can be between 1 and 30 characters and that of the password is between...

Page 77: ...on for the user to be deleted The following dialog box will display Figure 4 57 Click OK button the selected user will be deleted and the user list is automatically updated 3 User Password Change Clic...

Page 78: ...m Log Click the Log option tab to enter the system log interface The date time and log information will appear on the screen Figure 4 60 Up to 30 logs can display on a page The user can turn over the...

Page 79: ...ion distance may make the power of the Power Supply Switcher insufficient Shorten the length of the power supply network cable or replace Power Supply Switcher with more power If PoE power supply is u...

Page 80: ...Industrial Park Hedge End Southampton SO30 2JH United Kingdom Phone 44 0 1489 566300 Fax 44 0 1489 566322 2 Attach a sheet of paper to the unit with the following information a Name and address of th...

Page 81: ...nal by the original end user The sole remedy under this Warranty is that defective equipment be repaired or at the Company s option replaced at Company repair centers provided the equipment has been a...

Page 82: ...Vicon product whether resulting from breach of warranty or any other legal theory Notwithstanding the foregoing Vicon total liability for all claims under this warranty shall not exceed the price pai...

Page 83: ...VICON INDUSTRIES INC For office locations visit the website www vicon security com...

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