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Model XX39A 

Indoor Wireless/Wired   

IP Network Camera 

(with H.264 image compression) 

 

IPCam Client User Manual 

 

 

Summary of Contents for XX34A

Page 1: ...Model XX39A Indoor Wireless Wired IP Network Camera with H 264 image compression IPCam Client User Manual ...

Page 2: ... Settings 9 2 3 3 Device List 10 2 3 4 Search File Playback 11 2 4 For E map 11 2 5 Log 12 2 6 Software Interface Operation 12 2 7 For Rightside Panel Icons 13 3 HOW TO SET THE DEVICE FOR MJPEG 13 4 PRESET SETTINGS 22 5 SHORTCUT KEY ON SCREEN 23 5 1 Advanced Settings 24 5 2 Three Icons on screen 27 6 LOGOUT 28 7 OBTAINING TECHNICAL SUPPORT 29 ...

Page 3: ...ble any Antivirus software in your computer so that this software can be installed successfully After installation restart your computer then you can use the IP Client software Double click on the IPCamClient icon on the CD that came with your camera or run the installation if you downloaded it from our web site Follow the steps on the screens that appear ...

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Page 5: ...Client icon on your desktop you will see the login interface below choose English language Enter the username and password The default username is admin default password is no password i e leave blank Or try admin if that doesn t work Then click OK to login ...

Page 6: ...hown below 2 2 For Multi windows Clicking this icon will pop up the multi windows options it can be from 1 to 64 windows Click this to go to full screen view double click the screen or press the Esc key on the keyboard to go back to normal Click this to page up down ...

Page 7: ...shown below 2 3 1 Basic Settings Click this to login to the basic settings interface as below 2 3 1 1 Record 1 Add Delete Click this to set delete the path for record files to be saved 2 Record file length Click this to set the length for every record file can be 30 60 120 180 300 minutes ...

Page 8: ...ed 2 3 1 3 Alarm 1 Alarm Record Select this to activate record function once alarmed 2 Alarm recording time Set the duration for every alarm this can be 30 60 120 180 300 seconds 3 MJPEG add timestamp on record Select this to enable the function 4 Alarm pop up E map Select this to enable the function this will pop up the E map which was set once alarmed 2 3 1 4 Auto run 1 Program runs automaticall...

Page 9: ...9 2 3 1 5 Version Click Version to get the version details of the software 2 3 2 User Settings Click this to login to the user settings interface as shown below Click Add to set user accounts ...

Page 10: ...10 Fill in the username password then click OK to submit 2 3 3 Device List Clicking this will show all the devices connected as shown below ...

Page 11: ...k Clicking this will pop up the search file interface as shown below 2 4 For E map Show Map Clicking this will pop up the E map which has been set successfully already Set Map Clicking this will pop up the E map settings interface ...

Page 12: ...he map first click modify to change modify the map 2 5 Log Search Log Click this to search the log of the software Map settings Please note that you need to set the map in your LAN network before using map function 2 6 Software Interface Operation Shown at the top right corner of the screen from left to right this means 1 Minimize the program interface 2 Maximization the program interface 3 Lock U...

Page 13: ...nd XX40A H 264 For the H 264 IP Camera Mode XX39A Click the up arrow at the bottom this will pop up the image parameter settings 3 HOW TO SET THE DEVICE FOR MJPEG Before connecting the IP Camera please make sure the firmware of your IP camera MJPEG begins with 17 22 2 XX34A 17 25 2 XX36A XX40A NOTE For H 264 series cameras it s the same settings ...

Page 14: ...14 3 1 Add Device Clicking will pop up the window as shown below Choose MJPEG then click OK this will pop up the window as shown below ...

Page 15: ...ts with 17 If the firmware version is correct and there is still no cameras listed maybe your computer s IP address doesn t match with the camera s IP address or they are not in the same LAN Change your computer s IP address to the same LAN as your camera s Choose the IP camera and click OK to show the Basic Info page ...

Page 16: ...the firmware of the camera is correct and the software works well then just enter the View Account and View Password you have set View Account The user name of the camera Default is admin View Password The password of the camera Default is no password Support PTZ Enable this to active Pan Tilt Zoom if available for your camera type Support Audio Enable this to activate the audio function Flip Imag...

Page 17: ...ou re done click OK to go back to the software interface Move the mouse to the window where the camera name shows then right click choose Connect it will show the live video To add more cameras do the same steps ...

Page 18: ...l window choose Device Settings this will pop up the window showing the basic info for the device connected as shown below 3 2 2 Device Params Click Device Params this will show the information as below Resolution 320 240 640 480 optional Frequency 50HZ 60HZ Outdoor optional ...

Page 19: ...ormation as below Motion Alarm Enable to active the motion detection alarm function Input Alarm Enable to active the I O input alarm function 3 2 4 Cruise Click Cruise or click the icon on the rightside panel this will show the information as below ...

Page 20: ...d to set a preset cruise position Preset Choose the preset you set already this can be from 1 9 Pause Set the duration for each preset this can be from 1 60 seconds NOTE Before using the cruise function you need to set preset first up to 9 presets can be set For details see chapter 4 Preset Settings ...

Page 21: ...he time record Select to activate record function all the time Specified period of the time record Select to activate special time record function If enable specified period of the time record clicking add will pop up the window as below Week Set the day for every week Time Set the start time and finish time for activating record ...

Page 22: ...this device such as Full name Phone Address Memo etc 4 PRESET SETTINGS On the rightside panel there are some icons for preset details as shown below Numbers 1 9 Means the preset positions this software supports up to 9 presets Set Preset Click this to set the preset position Use Preset Click this to call the preset position ...

Page 23: ...set 5 SHORTCUT KEY ON SCREEN Move the mouse to the window where the camera name is shown then right click to show the pop up the window as below Connect Click this to connect to the device set already Disconnect Click this to disconnect the device which is showing live video Capture Click this to take a snapshot pictures will be saved to the appointed file Stop Alarm Click this to stop alarm When ...

Page 24: ... settings details please check the user manual for your model of camera Alias Set the device name Date Time Set the date time for the device 1 Set time zone 2 Synchronization with NTP server 3 Synchronization with PC time The PC connected to the camera ...

Page 25: ...t the FTP functions you can upload images to your FTP server when motion is detected Mail Service Enable the camera to send email alerts when motion is detected Make sure the sender mailbox server provider supports SMTP ...

Page 26: ...c Network Set the basic network parameters for the device such as IP address Subnet Mask Gateway DNS Server Http Port etc DDNS Service Set the DDNS function it supports Manufacturer s DDNS and Third Party DDNS ...

Page 27: ...27 System Tool You can reboot the camera here 5 2 Three Icons on screen Once the device is connected there will be three icons on the bottom right as below ...

Page 28: ...up the window as below Stop Record Click this to stop recording Record has been Record always Plan Record Record according to the plan Settings Click this to set the record settings It s the same as the record device settings 6 LOGOUT Clicking at the top right of the screen will pop up the window as below Enter your username and password click OK to logout The factory settings are username admin p...

Page 29: ...ce in a residential installation However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by unplugging the equipment try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient the antenna of the radio TV experiencing the interference Relocate...

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