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WPS-300-ENC-4IP Installation Manual

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© 2013 Wirepath™ Surveillance

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Use this menu to set the amount of days of recording to store on an installed SD Card.

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No data on the SD Card will be deleted by the Encoder.

If the SD Card becomes full, no further data can be recorded.

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Day

SD card will contain only the selected number of day’s data.

Data older than the selected number of days will be deleted.

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Summary of Contents for WPS-300-ENC-4IP

Page 1: ...WPS 300 ENC 4IP 4 Channel Encoder Installation and User s Manual Review manual thoroughly before installation Retain for future reference ...

Page 2: ... injury from tip over 10 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time 11 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as when the power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or mois...

Page 3: ...commendations for Best Performance 12 6 4 3 Live View Controls 13 7 System Diagram Considerations 14 7 1 Recommended Equipment 14 7 1 1 Networking Devices 14 7 2 Basic System Diagram 14 7 1 Placing the Encoder 14 8 Installation 15 9 IP Installer Software 16 9 1 IP Installer Operation 16 10 Initial Configuration 17 1 Assign a Static IP address 17 2 Enter a Port to uniquely identify and remotely acc...

Page 4: ...Port Assignment 24 12 4 3 UPnP Settings 25 12 4 4 RTSP Settings 25 12 4 5 Multicast Setting 25 12 4 6 ONVIF 25 12 5 Server Settings 26 12 5 1 FTP Settings 26 12 6 DDNS 27 12 6 1 DDNS Settings 27 12 7 Image Settings 27 12 8 Video Settings 28 12 8 1 Streaming 1 Streaming 2 28 12 8 2 Streaming 3 29 12 8 3 Streaming 4 29 12 9 Audio Settings 29 12 10 Event Settings 30 12 10 1 Motion Detection 30 12 10 ...

Page 5: ...052 13 Mobile App Access 33 14 Specifications 34 15 Dimensions 36 16 Warranty 37 17 Contacting Technical Support 37 18 Technical Information Glossary 38 18 1 Constant vs Variable Bit Rate 38 18 2 RTSP Real Time Streaming Protocol 38 18 3 ONVIF Open Network Video Interface 38 ...

Page 6: ...rs to be installed in the system All Analog Cameras that will be installed in the system NVR that will be installed in the system Optional Network Connection near the location of the Encoder Administrator rights to the computer that will be used to access the Encoder s Router Switch Details Contact the network admin to obtain o Admin Rights Required to setup the network and port forwarding for rem...

Page 7: ...nd video over 2 conductors of Cat5 wiring back to the head end Visit www snapav com for a complete listing of accessories WPS BAL V PIGTAIL Mini Passive Video Balun with Pigtail and Screw Terminals WPS BAL V MINI Mini Passive Video Balun with Pigtail and Screw Terminals WPS BAL V COMBO Mini Passive Video Balun with Screw Terminals Combo Pack Contains 1 WPS BAL V PIGTAIL and 1 WPS BAL V MINI WPS BA...

Page 8: ...kup Card Not Included Video can be recorded based on o Motion Detection o IP check built in auto ping feature in the Encoder Encoder o Network disconnect o Schedule o Digital Input trigger Alarm input and outputs 4 In 4 Out Motion Detection Define areas of interest like a door driveway or window to start recording video Privacy mask Block out sensitive or privileged areas by placing rectangular bl...

Page 9: ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Video Out 1 to 4 Connect to the Video In of an analog DVR Monitor or other device with a Coax input 2 Video In 1 to 4 Connect to the Video Out of an analog Encoder 3 Audio In RCA Mono Connect to the Audio Out of an Analog Camera or Microphone 4 Audio Out RCA Mono Connect to the Audio In of an analog DVR Amplifier or other device with a Coax input 5 RS232 Connection This connection...

Page 10: ...onfiguration is required see section 12 11 I O Settings Max Voltage 33v DC 50mA 2 Relay Connections Connect to devices to control from the GUI or when an event occurs Configuration is required see section 12 11 I O Settings 3 RS 485 PTZ Connections Connect to a PTZ camera to control the PTZ functions If multiple PTZ are being used they can be daisy chained to this connection 4 Ground GND Ground co...

Page 11: ...g on the Encoder we recommend that a backup file of the settings be saved prior to performing a reset 1 Unplug power from the Encoder 2 Connect a jumper between Pins 2 3 on the RS232 port 5 4 3 2 1 9 8 7 6 Jumper between Pins 2 3 3 Apply power to the Encoder and wait 30 seconds 4 Once the Encoder appears in the IP Installers device list remove the jumper from Pins 2 3 5 The Encoder is now reset wi...

Page 12: ...and password Default Username and Password Username admin Password admin Recommendation After initial setup of the Encoders we recommend that the password be changed to avoid unwanted access C Install the ActiveX control if prompted to do so D After installing the ActiveX the Encoder should be visible in the web browser if the Encoder does not appear verify the IP address by using the IP Installer...

Page 13: ...l C Click and hold on the green box in the preview window to select a desired location to view D Click on the X in the upper right hand corner to close the Digital Zoom window 4 Audio Out Mutes or Un Mutes Audio from a local microphone to the Encoders location 5 Record Records the currently playing image to the location selected in the proceeding window Press Record again to stop the recording 6 P...

Page 14: ...1Gbps switch or dedicated VLAN 7 2 Basic System Diagram 1Gbps Router VIDEO INPUTS VIDEO OUTPUTS AUDIO OUT AUDIO INPUTS 1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 3 4 ETHERNET 12V DC 1 5A INPUT RS 232 Wirepath IP Encoder Internet AC Power Wirepath Analog Bullet Wirepath Analog Dome 1Gbps Switch 7 1 Placing the Encoder The WPS 300 ENC 4IP Encoders contain vents for cooling these vents should not be blocked in order to mai...

Page 15: ...h B Connect the analog camera Recommendation The analog camera should be installed and configured prior to completing the installation of the encoder C Connect the DC Power In to a 12V DC 1 5A power supply D Connect the Audio In to a microphone feed from the camera and the Audio Out to the input of an amplifier or PC Optional E Connect the RS485 D and D to a PTZ analog camera Optional See section ...

Page 16: ... com to a PC Note The WPS IP Installer is a native executable application and does not require installation on the PC We recommend that it be manually copied to a known location on your work install computer laptop for easy access 5 Open the WPS IP Installer Once open the installer will scan the network for Wirepath IP Encoders NVRs and Cameras that are connected to the network If no devices appea...

Page 17: ...t have a unique port number for Remote Access from outside the local network To make port numbering consistent and easy to remember we recommend that the ports be 4 digits and contain the IP address of the Encoder starting with 8 Example IP Address Port 192 168 1 050 8050 192 168 1 100 8100 3 Verify Access through the Main Encoder Interface Once the IP Address has been set the Encoder can be acces...

Page 18: ... the Encoder including configuration Guest Has access to view the Encoder and has limited control for saving recordings and photos No configuration is allowed for the guest level Guests attempting to access to the Encoder configuration will be prompted for the Admin username and password Note Once a username is created it cannot be edited only the password can be changed If a username needs to cha...

Page 19: ...Access to the Encoder varies based on the level Administrator Has access to all functions of the Encoder including configuration Guest Has access to view the Encoder and has limited control for saving recordings and photos No configuration is allowed for the guest level Note Once a username is created it cannot be edited only the password can be changed If a username needs to change it will need t...

Page 20: ...d for triggering the recording of video an alarm or sending a notification When an area is defined motion in that area will trigger the predefined action this is useful to avoid unwanted events from being triggered due to motion in areas of no concern Note Motion for the entire viewable area is set by default we recommend that smaller areas be defined unless this is desired result See section 12 1...

Page 21: ...k box at the bottom of the screen select the type of access that is desired We recommend that HTTP HTTPS be selected as this will allow for access from both types of connection A 5 If HTTPS access is desired repeat step B entering a port next to HTTPS Port A 6 Click Apply at the bottom to save the settings B Select a DDNS Service See section 12 6 1 DDNS Settings for details on the features used in...

Page 22: ...for the Encoders Date Format Select the desired format to display the Date Time Zone Time Zone can only be adjusted when NTP or Manual are selected Enable Daylight Savings When enabled Daylight Saving Time Start and Stop parameters can be configured By default this is set to On NTP Keeps Encoder time synchronized with a Network Time Server Recommendation We recommend that the default pool ntp org ...

Page 23: ...ection to the device While it is possible to recover from an upgrade that fails due to a lost or intermittent connection the Encoder will be inoperable until it is recovered via a reliable connection Recommendation Before performing a Firmware update we recommend that the Encoders configuration be saved to a file in the event that any settings are changed by the upgrade Firmware Version Current fi...

Page 24: ...id conflicts with other devices on the network Subnet Mask Usually 255 255 255 0 but dependent on the network Check with the network administrator Gateway This is usually the same address used to access the router Check with the network administrator DNS 0 As provided by the ISP network administrator If not known the default Gateway can usually be used DNS 1 As provided by the ISP network administ...

Page 25: ...s the ability to work as an RTSP Real Time Streaming Protocol server to provide multiple user access Configuration is not required for normal Encoder operation This is an advanced feature that is used for access by some third party interfaces See section 18 2 RTSP Real Time Streaming Protocol for more details 12 4 5 Multicast Setting Multicasting delivers a single stream to multiple network recipi...

Page 26: ...d to log into the FTP Site Password Password used for the Username account on the FTP Port Port to use for FTP connection This is usually 21 Path Directory on the FTP site to store content Note We recommend using path names containing only letters numbers and underscores to ensure reliable communications Example ALARM ALARM123 or ALARM_123 Mode Data channel method to use when logging into the FTP ...

Page 27: ...matically shortly after entering and applying a Hostname 12 7 Image Settings While the default settings will work in most cases the conditions at the location of the Encoder may require tweaking to ensure that the image is clear and accurate Use this menu to adjust the image for daytime or nighttime and adjust the image parameters Brightness Controls the overall brightness of the image Low brightn...

Page 28: ...width use VBR Variable Bitrate Bit rate of image increases and decreases based on the complexity of the image maintaining a higher quality image during complex scenes but reducing bandwidth use during less complex scenes See section 18 1 Constant vs Variable Bit Rate for details on the benefits and tradeoffs between the settings Note This setting will change to CBR whenever the Encoder is enabled ...

Page 29: ... name of RTSP Real Time Streaming Protocol path if RTSP has been configured 12 8 2 Streaming 3 Video Quality Changes the video bitrate based on a level from Low slowest to Best fastest bitrates 12 8 3 Streaming 4 3GPP Enable if mobile 3GPP streaming is desired This stream provides a fixed 176x144 resolution 5 FPS MPEG4 video stream for use by mobile devices 3GPP Path Enter the name of 3GPP 3rd Gen...

Page 30: ...r amount of motion to trigger to 10 Requires low amount of motion to trigger Interval Selects the time between motion events within the image to stop recording 12 10 3 Record File File Format Selects the file type to create when the event occurs AVI File Creates a short AVI format video file JPEG Files Streaming 1 must be set MJPEG Creates a series of JPEG files at about 1 FPS JPEG File Single JPE...

Page 31: ...If notification or logging is desired select the destination to send it to when the relay input event is triggered Interval Selects the time to wait between input events before another event can be triggered 12 11 2 Output Settings Mode Setting Open Close Manually Device connected to the relay output can be triggered from the browser GUI or configured Events only Open Close at Interval Relay outpu...

Page 32: ... days of recording to store on an installed SD Card Auto Deletion Off No data on the SD Card will be deleted by the Encoder If the SD Card becomes full no further data can be recorded 1st to 30th Day SD card will contain only the selected number of day s data Data older than the selected number of days will be deleted ...

Page 33: ...v com Support 866 838 5052 13 Mobile App Access Use your computer or FREE iPhone native iPad or Android Smartphone Apps to view cameras connected to the Encoder while at the office or on the go Details on setup and operation can be found www SnapAV com ...

Page 34: ... control RS 232 1 Network Ethernet 10 100 Base T Network Protocol HTTP TCP IP UDP SMTP FTP PPPoE DHCP DDNS NTP Technology Image Adjustment Brightness Contrast Saturation Hue Quad Streaming Yes Image Snapshot Yes Full Screen Monitoring Yes Video Compression Format H 264 MJPEG MPEG4 Video Bitrates Adjust CBR Up to 2 5Mbps VBR Motion Detection Yes Triggered Action Mail FTP Save to SD storage Relay Sa...

Page 35: ...le Support iOS 4 3 or above Android 1 6 or above Hardware Suggested Intel Dual Core 2 53G RAM 1024MB Graphic card 128MB Minimum Intel C 2 8G RAM 512MB Graphic card 64MB Housing Power Power and Consumption 12V DC 7 56W Dimensions 8 58 W x 2 11 L x 7 95 D Weight 2 87 lbs External Power Supply included External Power Supply 12VDC 1 5A Operating Voltage 100 240VAC 0 7A 50 60Hz Operating Temperature 32...

Page 36: ...WPS 300 ENC 4IP Installation Manual Pg 36 2013 Wirepath Surveillance 15 Dimensions 8 6in 2 1in 8 0in ...

Page 37: ...ive in material or workmanship under normal conditions of use This warranty shall not apply to products which have been abused modified disassembled or improperly installed Products to be repaired under this warranty must be returned to Wirepath Surveillance or a designated service center with prior notification and an assigned return authorization number RA 17 Contacting Technical Support Phone 8...

Page 38: ...evices to stream content over Ethernet to devices on the same network or even to devices over the Internet Instead of using a separate server or video recorder to control the video feed to remote devices using RTSP in our IP cameras allows the direct control of the stream from within the camera This technology enables Wirepath products to stream video to devices even if they can t support any of o...

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