Setting Up The Network Camera Environment; Requirements For Network Camera Monitoring System - Toshiba IK-WB11A Basic User's Manual

Setting Up the Network Camera Environment

Requirements for Network Camera Monitoring System

○ Administrator's personal computer
This camera cannot be used by itself. Be sure to connect the camera to a
personal computer and network. This User's Guide refers to a personal
computer that has been granted all privileges for configuring, operating,
monitoring, and other operations as the "administrator's personal computer."
System recommended requirements
・Windows
・Internet Explorer
・CPU: Intel
・Memory: at least 256 MB
・Requires the installation of the freeware "Java
Environment SE ver.1.4.2" of Sun Microsystems, Inc. of the United
States. (The Version at present (July 2003))
※ If "Java
product may not output images or sound properly.
※Access the following website to download "Java
SE."
http://java.com
The URL may change without prior notice.
Downloading the setup file using dial-up communication is not
recommended because the setup file size exceeds 10 MB. It is
recommended to use broadband communication to download this file.
※ Java TM
This is the second generation of the Java
promoted by Sun Microsystems, Inc. of the United States. There are
improvements in performance, stability, security, and interoperability
compared with the previous generation.
※ This User's Guide refers to a personal computer that is used just for
monitoring images as a "user's personal computer." Multiple users' personal
computers can monitor images from a single network camera. For details,
refer to the Advanced User's Guide (See cover page).
○ Network camera (this product)
・ Purchase the required and appropriate number of cameras for the
installation location and the environment of the building or other location.
12
® 2000/XP
TM Ver. 6.0 or Netscape
® ®
Pentium III 500 MHz or greater
TM
2 Runtime Environment SE Ver.1.4.2" is not installed, this
2
TM Navigator 7.0
TM
2 Runtime
TM
2 Runtime Environment
TM
programming language