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X-IP-SERIES USER MANUAL
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Enter the required network configuration information, or select 'Enable DHCP' as required. Note that once 'SAVE' is
clicked to store the required configuration, the network interface will be reset and the setting will be changed as
programmed. Change the network connection to the camera if required (i.e. if on a direct cable connection, but setting
the camera for a DHCP network, change the network cabling over and if necessary power cycle the camera)
The camera should now be contactable via the network as configured.
4.3 User Account Configuration
User accounts should be configured for all authorised camera users who will have access to the web interface.
AS A MINIMUM THE PASSWORD FOR THE 'ADMIN' USER SHOULD BE CHANGED FROM THE DEFAULT VALUE.
Accounts can be created and edited from the 'Admin functions > User Accounts and Permission' page.
Three levels of access privilege are provided for accounts.
Viewer: Can access live video streams only
Operator: Can access all camera control functions
Administrator: Can access all configuration pages
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CAMERA OPERATION
Initial setup of the camera is most easily performed via the web interface, using a direct connection from a PC to the RJ45
socket in the power supply module. The camera may also be configured over the installation network.
5.1 OPERATION VIA WEB INTERFACE
The web interface provides the default method for setting all the main camera operational values, as well as a basic
control system and video stream viewer. Using a javascript capable web browser, connect to the configured IP address
as for the initial configuration.
5.2 OPERATION VIA CGI COMMAND
The RVIP dome will accept control via the network in the form of Common Gateway Interface queries. This is
intended for use by third party devices to provide a dedicated interface channel. Consult Redvision CCTV for further
information and the proprietary software development kit.
5.3 OPERATION VIA ONVIF INTERFACE.
ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum – www.onvif.org) provides a standardised interface for interworking of
devices from different manufacturers.
The RVIP dome is intended to be compliant to ONVIF Profile S as a Network Video Transmitter, and should be
controllable by any ONVIF compliant client device.
The ONVIF interface is enabled and discoverable on the local network by default. Consult the documentation for the
client device for procedure for discovering and enabling NVT (Network Video Transmitter) hardware.