Hanwha Techwin Wisenet SPD-152, Руководство пользователя

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Address type: Select the access address type of a camera.
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The supported address type may differ depending on the type of the connected product.
– IPv4/IPv6: Use in case you have to directly enter the IP address of the camera.
– Wisenet DDNS: Can be used when the camera is registered on the Wisenet DDNS (ddns.hanwha-security.
com) server. Enter the registered domain in DDNS ID.
Example)
In case it is http://ddns.hanwha-security.com/snb5000, then enter snb5000 in Wisenet DDNS
– URL: Use when you enter a URL.
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The DDNS specs supported by each camera can be checked in the user manual of the corresponding camera.
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IP address: Provide the IP address of the camera.
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Port: Enter the device port of the camera.
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Depending on a camera product, device ports might not be supported.
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HTTP: Enter the HTTP port of the camera.
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ID: Provide the ID of the camera that you want to register.
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Password: Enter the password of the camera to be registered.
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Details: The streaming mode can be set up.
5.
Select < ONVIf > or < RTSp > for the protocol and enter your input for each field that appears.
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ONVIF: After selecting an IP type, set IP address, ONVIF port, ID, password, and details.
– IP type: Select the IP type of the camera.
– IP address: Enter the camera's IP address.
– ONVIF port: Enter the port number when the address type is IPv4 or IPv6.
– Channel: Enter the channel to register the camera.
– ID: Enter camera ID.
– Password: Enter the camera password.
– Details: The TLS usage status, authentication mode, and streaming mode can be set up.
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RTSP: Set URL, ID, password, and details.
– URL: Enter your RTSP access address. For more information, see your camera user manual.
– ID: Enter camera ID.
– Password: Enter the camera password.
– Details: The streaming mode can be set up.
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When choosing the ONVIF, RTSP protocol, you can set the streaming mode in the details.
– TCP: The connection with the network camera operates through RTP over TCP.
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UDP: The connection with the network camera operates through RTP over UDP.
– HTTP: The connection with the network camera operates in the RTP over TCP (HTTP) mode.
– HTTPS: The connection with the network camera operates in the RTP over TCP (HTTPS) mode.
To check the error details of camera registration
If you failed to register a camera, the reason for the failure will be displayed.
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Connection failed due to an unknown reason : This message appears if the camera has failed to be
registered due to unknown connection status.
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Disconnected because camera account has been locked. : When you enter the wrong ID/password 5 times
to log in to the camera account, this message is displayed.
Try to log in again after 30 seconds. If the same message appears, you may need to check whether someone
has tried to access your camera account from the outside.
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Connected successfully.
: This message appears if the camera is connected successfully.
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model information is wrong. please provide the correct model name.
: This message appears if the model
information provided for registering the camera is incorrect.
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Authentication is failed. : This message appears if the ID or password provided for registering the camera is
incorrect.
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Access failed as the max number of simultaneous users is exceeded. : This message appears if the
concurrent user count exceeds the upper limit.
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Connection has failed due to a wrong hTTp port
: This message appears if the HTTP port number of the
camera is invalid.
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Connection has failed. Unknown connection error.
: This message appears if the camera has failed to be
connected due to an unknown error.
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User model modification : When registering a new camera, it is named according to the device's default if the
user sets the model to < Wisenet Camera >. In case automatic registration fails, the user can change the model
name of the camera to be registered.
To edit camera profile
For more information on profile changes, see the " Setup > Setting the Camera > profile setup ” page in the
table of contents.
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For the decoder, if the live profile and remote profile are set differently, one camera can produce 2 types of streams. Especially, note that the live
profile may vary depending on the screen split mode.
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For cameras, if applied with one profile only, the produced frame rate is fixed as the profile specifies; if applied with multiple profiles, produced
video stream's frame rate is not guaranteed. For example, if applied with 2 profiles of 30fps, the camera may transmit streams at 20fps.
Delete Network Camera
1.
Click <
Delete
> in the <
Channel setup
> field.
2. When the delete window appears, select the camera channel to delete.
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Click <
All channels
> to select the cameras of all channels.
3.
Click <
Ok
> to delete the camera of the selected channel.