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IP540MDVAIVP
/ IP620MDVAIVP
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(Version1.2)
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  • Page 1 Network IP CAMERA IP540MDVAIVP / IP620MDVAIVP User’s Manual (Version1.2) Indoor & Outdoor Vandal Dome...
  • Page 2 Introduction IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is a Network Camera Server with a built-in MPEG-4 CODEC and Streaming Server. The advantages of the MPEG-4 CODEC and the built in Streaming server allows you to monitor real time image from a remote location, via Internet. IP540/IP620MDVAIVP server features the Sensor Input, Relay Output, RS232C port, and is designed to control the Pan/Tilt/Zoom functions of the cameras.
  • Page 3 IMPORTANT NOTES IP540/IP620MDVAIVP may be damaged by electrical and physical shock. DO NOT throw or drop it onto floor. DO NOT put TV or heavy items on IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is Indoor and outdoor Vandal Dome In case IP540/IP620MDVAIVP fails, DO NOT try to disassemble the product. Contact or consult the distributor or Head Office for after-sale service.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Contents 1. FEATURE ………………………………………………………………….………6 1.1.P ………………………………………………………………………………..…..…….…6 ACKAGE 1.2. O …………………………………………………………………………….……..…...7 UTER 1.2.1.Web board view ……………………………………………. …………………………………………...7 1.2.2.Connection cable view ……………………………………. ………………………...…….……..……...8 2. INSTALLATION AND VIDEO CHECK…………………………………….……12 2.1.I ………………………………………………………………………………...….…12 NSTALLATION 2.2.V ………………………………………………………………………...……………12 IDEO HECK 3. BASIC SETTING…………………………………………………………….……16 3.1.C …………………………………………….…………16 HECK ETWORK AND NSTALLATION 3.2.I )……………………………….………….16...
  • Page 5 4.9.H ……………………………………………………………….………………...39 OMEPAGE PDATE 4.10.F ………………………………………………………….…………….….……39 IRMWARE PDATE 4.10.1.Remote Upgrade…………………………………………………,,,,,,………………………...….………39 4.10.2.System Re-booting………………………………………………………..…………………..……………41 5. BASIC USE………………………………………………………….…..…………42 5.1.U …………………………………………………………….…………………..42 SE OF IEWER 5.2.U IP S ………………………………………………………….………………45 SE OF ETTING TILITY 5.3.U ………………………………………………………………..…….………………49 SE OF ERVER 5.4.U ……………………………………………………………………………….……….49 SE OF ELAY 5.5.U ……………………………………………………………………………….……..51 SE OF ENSOR 5.6.S...

  • Page 6: Feature

    1. Feature 1.1 Package Please see the package as follows. IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Adapter User Manual Software CD Cross Cable Package of Products is composed of main body of product, exclusive Adapter, User Manual, Software CD, Cross Cable (see the above). Please check before starting installation. Be sure to use the provided Adapter exclusively for IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.

  • Page 7: Outer View

    1.2 Outer View 1.2.1 Web board view ③ ① ② ① Pic. 1―1 Wed board View POWER: Light on when power is supplied. LINK: Light on when LAN Cable is connected to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. LAN: Light on when connected to Network...

  • Page 8: Connection Cable View

    1.2.2 Connection cable view ③ ⑧ ⑦ ⑥ ⑤ ④ ① ② Pic. 1―2 Connection Cable View 1) Camera Port: To connect Camera, Output of the same video signal that put into the Video Input Port. U484 　 Power loop out /Video input Connector from Camera Module 2) Power Supply &...
  • Page 9 U484 COMP_VIDEO COMP_VIDEO_GND CA21 Molex 35362-04(2mm) 470uF/6V(cap8d) U485 VIDEO_LOOP_OUT VIDEO_LOOPOUT_GND Molex 35362-04(2mm) 3) LAN Port : To connect LAN Cable port for Internet to connect to Internet U472 　 LAN Connector U472 3.3V TPTX+ TPTX- TPRX+ TPRX- LINK_LED_Cathode LINK_LED_Cathode Molex 55456-6...
  • Page 10 4) Relay Output: Output port with embedded Relay. U471 　 MIC input / SPK output / Relay Control output AUD_5V 6.8K U471 MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN AUDIO_MIXED AUDIO_MIXED RELAY _CT0_N RELAY _CT0_N RELAY _CT0_N AU_A RELAY _CT1_N RELAY _CT1_N...
  • Page 11 3.3V U464 Bead 220ohm RXD1_B TXD1_B Bead 220ohm 485A+ 485B- Molex 55456-6 7) Hardware Reset: To initialize basic setting. Push and hold for seconds to start initialization. 8) Debug Port : Not use U463 　 JTAG Debug Port U463 3.3V Molex 55456-6...

  • Page 12: Installation And Video Check

    2. Installation and Video Check 2.1 Installation On the assumption that User PC and IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Sever is used under static IP, and IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is to be directly connected with User PC or Local Network, the installation procedure is to be ; ⑪...
  • Page 13 To connect IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in user’s PC, change the setting value of PC network environment. Pic. 2―2 Network Setting of User PC 1) Set IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gate-way of User’s PC with 192.168.1.50, 255.255.255.0 and 192.168.1.1 as shown on [Pic. 2-2]. Pic.
  • Page 14 Pic. 2―4 IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Main Page 3) Click “Connect” Button of [Pic. 2-4]. Pic. 2―5 User login 4) Input ID and Password and click on the lock [Pic. 2-5] to see the Video feed. 5) User’s Authority to see Video feed on IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is as follows ; Table 2-1 User ID, Password, Rights User ID User Password...
  • Page 15 8) Message Window [2-6] appear soon, click ‘Yes’. If click ‘No’, Web Viewer doesn’t work. . Pic. 2―6 ActiveX Download 9) Upon installation, Web Viewer [Pic. 2-7] appears and image of Camera is to be seen. Pic. 2―7 Web Viewer 10) After checking the video feed [Pic 2-7], go to the next Chapter ‘3.

  • Page 16: Basic Setting

    3. Basic Setting 3.1 Check Network and Installation Type This Chapter is for basic setting of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. To install Hardware of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP, basic understanding of Network is required. Please refer to Chpater 6 in case knowledge of Network Environment is required..
  • Page 17 Pic. 3―1 Main Page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP 5) Click ‘Administrator’s Page’ of [Pic. 3-1], then Browser shows [Pic. 3-2] Log-in Page. Pic. 3―2 Administrator Page Log-in 6) Put ‘admin’ in ID and Password line, click ‘Login’, then [Pic.3-3] ‘Administrator's Page’ will be shown. (ID, Password of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is preset as admin/admin in Administrator’s Page.
  • Page 18 Pic. 3―3 Administrator’s Page 7) Click “Network Setting’ in left menu on [Pic..3-3], [Pic. 3-4] appears. 8) Click ‘Static IP Address’ in ‘IP Setting’ of [Pic. 3-4], and input IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway according to Network environment to connected IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. 9) For setting of ‘DNS Server’, input DNS Address to fit with Network Environment to set.
  • Page 19 Pic. 3―4 Network Setting 13) Click ‘Click Here’ upon appearing of IP Change Window of [Pic. 3-5]. 14) IP Change loading Page appears as [3-6], the Main Page of changed address is connected. (May not find the main page of changed address under Cross Cable connection, but IP has been changed.) Pic 3―5 IP Change...

  • Page 20: Dynamic Ip Setup

    Pic. 3―6 IP Change loading Page 15) Remove LAN Cable (Cross Cable) connected between IP540/IP620MDVAIVP and PC. 16) Connect IP540/IP620MDVAIVP to Network with LAN Cable (Straight Cable). 17) Connect PC to Network with LAN Cable (Straight Cable).. 18) Set up IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gate way of PC according to Network environment. 19) Check Run Web Browser on PC, input IP address set in IP540/IP620MDVAIVP onto URL and click ‘Enter’,...
  • Page 21 Pic. 3―7 Network Setting 5) Click on ‘Dynamic IP Address’ in ‘IP Setting’. 6) Click ‘Save’ Button. 7) Upon completion of setting, close the Web Page and find IP of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in ‘IP Utility’ program provided with Proprietary Viewer (see ‘5.

  • Page 22: Installation With Ip Sharing Device (Router)

    Pic. 3―8 Initial Page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP 3.3 Installation with IP Sharing Device (Router) 1) After checking Video in ‘ 1. Installation and Video Check’, then go to the next step. 2) Connect IP540/IP620MDVAIVP and PC with LAN Cable (Cross Cable). 3) Cable Connection and Network Setting should be done same as per ‘1.
  • Page 23 Pic. 3―9 Network Setting 10) Click ‘Click Here’ upon appearing of IP Change Window of [Pic. 3-10]. 11) IP Change loading Page appears as [3-11], the Main Page of changed address is connected. (may not find the main page of changed address under Cross Cable connection, but IP has been changed.) Pic.
  • Page 24 12) It is connected to IP newly set up, in 20 seconds after window of [3-11] appears. 13) Check Video of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP referring to ‘1. Video Check’ as soon as it is connected to IP newly set up. 14) Go to Network Setting Page of Administrator’s Page as per 4), 5), 6), 7) of ‘Static IP Setup’.

  • Page 25: Cautions

    Pic. 3―13 Main Page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP After [Pic.3-13] appears, check Video of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP referring to‘1. Video Check’. 22) Check 2 (Check from outside) After registration of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in Server (refer to ‘‘Use of Server” of ‘‘ 5. Basic Use’, connect to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP by Domain Name (Server Name) allocated . For example, run Web Browser and input Domain Name allocated to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in URL.

  • Page 27: Expert Setting

    4. Expert Setting After registration of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in Server (refer to ‘Use of Server’ of ‘‘ 5. Basic Use’’, connect to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP by Domain Name (Server Name) allocated to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. (For example, run Web Browser and input Domain Name allocated to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in URL. In http://IP540.goodip.net, ‘IP540/IP620MDVAIVP’...

  • Page 28: General Setting

    4.1 General Setting Pic. 4―3 General Setting 4.1.1 Title Setting Pic. 4―4 Title Setting Server title is to be English without space. Click ‘Save’ Button to save title after input name. 4.1.2 Administrator’s ID and Password Change ※ Cautions : Change Administrator’s ID and Password and do not disclose the information to others. Administrator’s ID and Password should be English, within 20 characters, without space.

  • Page 29: User Registration

    Remember Administrator’s ID and Password. In case of forgetting Administrator’s ID and Password, click ‘reset’ button for returning to initial value, and change Administrator’s ID and Password. 4.1.3 User Registration This is to register an account of user who monitor and control Video of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. Administrator’s ID and Password should be English, within 20 characters, without space.

  • Page 30: Skip Login (Automatic Monitoring)

    4.1.5 Skip Login (Automatic Monitoring) Pic. 4―9 Skip Login Check on ‘Skip Login’ of [Pic.4-9], and click ‘Connect ID’ and save the value, then Web Viewer will be appeared automatically and Video of Camera can be seen upon connection to Home Page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.

  • Page 31: Set Download Route Of Plug-In Type Activex

    4.1.7 Set Download Route of Plug-in Type ActiveX This is to set how to download Active X of Web Viewer, locally or from outer Server designated. In case setting as local download, it has a merit to use in private network without Internet. In case of setting as download from outside, it has a merit to download the updated Active X of Web Viewer automatically.

  • Page 32: Video & Audio Setting

    4.3 Video & Audio Setting Pic. 4―14 Video and Audio Setting 4.3.1 Video Setting Select and tick on the Channel to use, input Video format (NTSC or PAL), Resolution, Bit rate, Frame rate and Key frame. Pic. 4―15 Video Setting...

  • Page 33: Audio Setting

    IP540/IP620MDVAIVP /825/825 supports “dual-streaming’ setting. Users can configure two different video setting value. ※ Dual-Streaming: proprietary encoder chip, CT6002 is embedded into IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. CT6002 enables users to configure two different video setting from one analog video source. Dual-streaming function can be used in two ways as follows. 1) Bandwidth: Clients have various network bandwidths to access IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.

  • Page 34: Color Setting

    4.4 Color Setting This is to adjust color of channel. Pic. 4―17 Display Color Setting Upon adjustment of color on [Pic.4-17], then click ‘Save’ to save the setting value. In case to return to default value, click ‘Default’. Even in this case, it is required to click ‘Save’ Button for saving the setting value.

  • Page 35: Alarm Event Test

    Designate condition to drive Event in ‘Alarm Condition’, such as Sensor Event, Motion detection Event or Sensor + Motion detection Event, If Sensor Event is selected, do Sensor setting ‘4.6 DIO Setting’. Sensitivity : To select the sensitivity of motion detection. The larger number represents higher sensitivity to motion.

  • Page 36: Dio Setting

    4.6 DIO Setting Pic. 4―19 DIO Setting Tick on sensor to use and select type of sensor to use. Sensor Type : designate type of sensor, NC, NO. Designate name of sensor to use. 4 conditions are selectable for Relay. Relay name is to be input. Disable : not to use Relay Remote Control : to control Relay through Internet using Viewer...

  • Page 37: Rs232C Setting

    4.7 RS232C Setting Pic. 4―20 RS232C Setting It is available to select P/T/Z module supported or P/T/Z Integrated Camera. Models of Camera supported by IP540/IP620MDVAIVP are: ONIX – D (RS485) A-120 (CryptoCam / RS232), Canon VC-C4R (RS232), Wonwoo PT-101 (RS485), Technovision SECUMERA_PRO (RS485), LG Electronics LPT-A100L(RS485), ShinTech SD-290(RS485),,...

  • Page 38: Preset Setting

    4.8 Preset Setting ⑤ ① ③ ④ ② Pic. 4―21 Preset Setting It is available to pre-set Pan/Tilt/Zoom Cameras. Preset Setting is available up to 20, but may be less than 20 for some model of Camera. (1) : Select Channel ; to select the channel to preset. (2): Preset No.

  • Page 39: Homepage Update

    4.9 Homepage Update Pic. 4―22 Homepage Update Homepage Update function is for user to upload the main page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP onto user’s Homepage. User’s Homepage is composed of 3 files as like index.html, top.htm, main.htm. The file for user to use is main.htm.
  • Page 40 Pic. 4―23 Firmware Update Address of ‘Update Server Address’ in [Pic.4-23] is basically set as ‘goodip.net’. Check ‘Current Software Version’ in ‘Current Version’ of [Pic.4-23] and go ahead with update if current version is lower than the latest version. Upon clicking ‘Update’ button in [Pic.4-23] ‘Remote Update’, [Pic.4-24] will appear.

  • Page 41: System Re-Booting

    Pic. 4―26 Completion of Upgrade If [Pic. 4-27] is displayed as below, it means that IP540/IP620MDVAIVP has been upgraded to the latest Version, there is no need to update any more. Pic. 4―27 Check of Upgrade Version If user found [Pic. 4-28], there is a error in connection to Upgrade Server, re-check Internet Connection or re-check DNS Server Address in ‘3.

  • Page 42: Basic Use

    5. Basic Use 5.1 Use of Web Viewer Pic. 5―1 Web Viewer Table. 0-1 Definition of Web Viewer Button Function Connect Define 1 screen Connect Define 2 screen Open Administrator’s Page Display Screen 100%. Double-clicking mouse on enlarged screen has the same function. Enlarge Video of a channel at 640 x 480.
  • Page 43 While pressing Mouse on the direction, P/T, Camera moves. Un-pressing Mouse makes Camera stop. Keeping pressing on screen to a point makes Camera move to the direction, un-pressing Mouse makes Camera stop. Audio MUTE & Speaker Volume MIC Volume P/T/Z Speed, Control Speed of Pan/Tilt. ‘S’ makes speed of P/T slow. ‘F’ makes speed of P/T fast.
  • Page 44 Display Camera Menu. Function of special Camera. Upon detection of Event on IP540/IP620MDVAIVP, there will be a flickering on Screen and alarm sound beeping. To stop the sound, double-click on the flickering screen. Connect one-way Audio (hearing only) Connect two-way Audio communication (can speak via Server) Beef off Recoding Capture a selected path.

  • Page 45: Use Of Ip Setting Utility

    Zoom-in, Zoom-out Function ②⑤ ‘+’ is Zoom In, Pressing the key makes doing the function. Un-pressing stops the function ‘-‘ is Zoom Out, Pressing the key makes doing the function. Un-pressing stops the function. 5.2 Use of IP Setting Utility Upon running IP Setting Utility, the following program is to be displayed.
  • Page 46 The following window shows list of IP along with Web Server Port Number and Model Name of IP540 Click ‘IP Find’ Button to find IP of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP on local Network. Pic. 5―4 IP Check After finding IP, double-click IP of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP to go to the editable Mode as follows. Pic.
  • Page 47 Pic. 5―6-2 Windows Start Page Pic. 5―6-3 Windows Control Panel...
  • Page 48 Pic. 5―6-4 Windows Firewall Setting Pic. 5―7-5 Widows Firewall “Exceptions” Setting...

  • Page 49: Use Of Server

    Pic. 5―8-6 “IP Utility.exe” file Setting 5.3 Use of Server Sorry!! Preparing….. 5.4 Use of Relay This is to select the relay mode whether to control in remote place or local place, as per setting of ‘DIO Setting’ ‘4. Expert setting’.
  • Page 50 ④ U471 　 MIC input / SPK output / Relay Control output AUD_5V 6.8K U471 MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN MICIN AUDIO_MIXED AUDIO_MIXED RELAY _CT0_N RELAY _CT0_N RELAY _CT0_N AU_A RELAY _CT1_N RELAY _CT1_N RELAY _CT1_N Molex 55456-6 Pic.

  • Page 51: Use Of Sensor

    5.5 Use of Sensor User can use either N/C sensor or N/O sensor according to setting in ‘DIO Setting’ of ‘4. Expert Setting’. ⑤ U465 　 Sensor Input (Dry Contact) U465 SENSOR_1 SENSOR_2 SENSOR_2 SENSOR_2 SENSOR_2 SENSOR_2 SENSOR_2 SENSOR_2 SENSOR_2 SENSOR_2 SENSOR_2 SENSOR_2...

  • Page 52: Use Of Proprietary Viewer (Ip Camera)

    5.7 Use of Proprietary Viewer (IP CAMERA) 5.7.1 Required Specification of PC and OS Item Min. Requirements Recommended Specifications Pentium III 800 Above Pentium IV 2.0G Main Memory 128 MB Above 256MB Window 98 SE. Window 2000 or XP Web Browser I.E 5.0 Above I.E 5.0 Resolution...
  • Page 53 Pic. 5―12 Select Installation Folder [Pic.5-12] is to select the folder where the program is to be installed. The route is changeable at user’s option. To install in the default folder, click “Next” to go to the next step. Pic. 5―13 File Copy Start Click “Next”...
  • Page 54 Pic. 5―15 Installation Status Click “Ignore” to next installation. Pic. 5―16 Installation Completed Upon completion of installation, click ‘Finish’ Button.

  • Page 55: Use Of Program

    5.7.4 Use of Program Upon installation, there will appear an icon of ‘ip camera’ on your PC. Double-click the icon to run the Program, and then Program will be run as [Pic.5-17]. 5.7.4.1 Viewer Screen Pic. 5―17 Viewer Screen...
  • Page 56 Table 0-3 Definition of Viewer Menu Close Menu General Menu Setting ([Pic.5-18]) Connect to Administrator’s Page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP ([Pic.5-22]) See Program Information Move to Preset Location set in Camera, Select Relay Control 1. Preset Move Double-click the name of Preset in the list to go to the preset location. 2.
  • Page 57 5.7.4.2 General Setting Menu (10) Pic. 5―18 General Setting Menu Table 0-4 Description of General Menu Description Description Select the directory to capture Set the duration of Schedule recording. Set the duration of Motion recording. Set the duration of passive recording (to be recorded during the time users selected schedule) Set the duration of Sensor recording.
  • Page 58 5.7.4.3 IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Connection Click ‘ON’ of [Pic.5-17] to open IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Connection Page. (13) (10) (11) (12) (15) (16) (17) (18) (18) (17) (14) Pic. 5―19 IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Connection Menu Table 0-5 Description of Connection Menu Description Description List of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Input User ID Name of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Input User Password To connect by IP...
  • Page 59 5.7.4.4 Play of Recorded File Click ‘Open File’ on [Pic.5-17]. (10) (11) (14) (15) (16) Pic. 5―20 Play Recorded File Table 0-6 Play of Recorded File Description Description Select the folder of recorded files. Search files by the date Search recorded files Select the date to search Search Captured files Search files by the hour...
  • Page 60 5.7.4.5 Use of Pop-up Menu The Pop-up Menu of [Pic.5-21] will appear, upon clicking the right button on the Screen during monitoring Video on IP540/IP620MDVAIVP (10) (11) (12) Pic. 5―21 Pop-up Menu Table 0-7 Description of Pop-up Menu Description Description Open the connection window Full Screen with Server List ([Pic.5-19])
  • Page 61 5.7.4.5 System setup Pic. 5―22 System setup Table 0-8 Description of General Menu Description Select the directory to capture Designate the folder to record after select the directory to save the Set the address of Server in case connecting to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP by the MAC Address (default : goodip.net)

  • Page 62: Network Environments

    6. Network Environments It is required to follow the recommendation of the environments where IP540/IP620MDVAIVP will be installed or the similar environments. 6-1. Private line Environment Usually Company, University, Research center uses the leased line. They use many public IP addresses. In order to install IP540/IP620MDVAIVP under this environment, select “Static IP Address”...

  • Page 63: Appendix

    7. Appendix Appendix A Basic Setting Table Item Default (Basic Setting) Remarks Network Setting Static IP / Dynamic IP Static IP IP Server Enable IP Address 192.168.1.8 Gateway 192.168.1.1 Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0 Web Connection Port Authentication /Control Port 9000 *. Do not register the same Port. Video Streaming Port 9001 *.
  • Page 64 Appendix B Specification of Products Item Specification Item Specification Summary Linux ARM 200MHZ Network RJ45 10/100BaseT Setting IP Setting : Proprietary Program Interface Other Setting : by Web Browser Network Leased Line, Cable...
  • Page 65 Peripheral device RS232 1Port, RS485 Ethernet RJ45 Communication 1 Port (select one of them) Video Input Video BNC Jack - Loop Through Out Output Function and Features Simultaneous Max. 50 users (under Alarm Detect Sensor Input and Drive Event Access Mode Users recommended) Function...
  • Page 66 Appendix C To solve problem C-1 Basic Check-point C-1-1 Booting Check if power plug is connected correctly. Power Cable : Use cable for IP540/IP620MDVAIVP, contained in Product box. Power LED : The front left LED twinkles on upon supplying Power. C-1-2 Network cable (LAN cable) and cable connection check Check if network cable is straight LAN cable.
  • Page 67 Appendix D Serial port (RS232c) explanation and example D-1 Pin Number D-2 Pin Signal No 1 : Not Used No 2 : RxD No 3 : TxD No 4 : Not Used No 5 : GND No 6 : Not Used No 7 : RTS No 8...

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