Page 1: User Manual
USER MANUAL Rev. 10/15...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Connecting Audio Devices ..............18 Connecting an Audio Input Device ..............18 Connecting an Audio Output Device ..............19 Connecting a Serial Device ..............19 Accessing the Encoder ..........21 Configure the IP Addresses ..............21 Access the Encoder ................27 Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 3 Access the Setup Page................40 Host ......................41 Host ........................41 Serial Setting ...................... 43 Video Channel’s PTZ Address ................43 Date & Time ..................... 44 Network ....................47 IP Address Filtering .................... 47 Port Mapping ..................... 49 Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 4 Event Configuration ..................87 Event List ......................96 Manual Event ....................100 System ....................102 User Account ....................102 System Info ...................... 104 Factory Default ....................105 Firmware Upload ..................... 105 Save & Reboot ....................106 Logout ....................106 Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 5: Precautions
Every reasonable care has been taken during the writing of this manual. Please inform your local office if you find any inaccuracies or omissions. We cannot be held responsible for any typographical or technical errors and reserve the right to make changes to the product and manuals without prior notice. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 6 This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B Information Technology Equipment according to European Standard EN 55022 and EN 55024. In a domestic environment, this product may cause radio interference in which cause the user may be required to take adequate measures. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 7: Safety Instructions
Do not attempt to service this video product yourself. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Damage Requiring service Disconnect this video product from the power supply immediately and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 8 Safety Check Upon completion of any service or repairs to this video product, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine if the video product is in proper operating condition. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 9: Introduction
Serial Communication & Rack Mount Ears Screw Pack Audio Output Terminal Blocks Digital Input / Output Quick Installation Guide Audio Input Terminal Blocks Missing image** NOTE: The above pictures are for reference only; actual items may vary. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 10: Physical Description
Connecting the Analog Camera on page 14 for more information. Reset Button Restore the factory default settings, including the administrator’s password. Press and hold the Reset button for 5 seconds or until the Power LED goes off. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 11 Connect an analog device via RS-485 / RS-422 serial communication. See Connecting a Serial Device page 19 for more information. Audio Output Connector Connect an audio output device, such as a powered speaker. See Connecting an Audio Output Device on page 19 for more information. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 12: Installing The Compressor
1. Attach the ears on each side of the encoder using the bundled screws. 2. Secure the encoder onto the rack using four (4) screws. NOTE: Use the screws that came with the rack; or, purchase applicable screws for rack mounting. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 13: Connecting External Devices
The diagram below is an example of the basic connection within a local network. Connecting to Power Plug the power cord to the AC Power Input port. Then, press the Power switch to turn on the encoder. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 14: Connecting The Analog Camera
Connect the analog camera to the Video Input ports of the encoder using BNC cables. Connect to Network Connect one end of a network cable to the Ethernet port of the encoder. Connect the other end to a network switch or port. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 15: Connecting Digital Input / Output Devices
Four (4) DIO ports share the same terminal block with four (4) audio input ports. See samples below: For DIO For audio input (AI) 1. Loosen the screw of the pin and insert the wire through the pin slot. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
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Page 17: Di/Do Connection Specifications
3. Tighten the screws to secure the wires within the pin slot. 4. Connect the terminal block to the corresponding DIO connector of the encoder. 5. Configure the DIO ports in the Compressor’s Web Configurator. DI/DO Connection Specifications The table below shows the DI/DO connection specifications: Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 18: Connecting Audio Devices
Audio port 1, 3, 5, and 7 are on the same terminal block with DIO ports1, 3, 5, and 7. See samples below: For DIO For audio input (AI) To connect an audio input device: 1. Loosen the screw of the pin and insert the wire through the pin slot. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 19: Connecting An Audio Output Device
1. Loosen the screw of the pin and insert the wire through the pin slot. 2. Map the wires from the PT device to the encoder using the supplied terminal block according to one of the tables below. For audio output For RS-422 or RS-485 Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 20 Consult the camera’s manual for proper wiring and labeling. CAUTION: Incorrect wiring may cause damage to the connected devices. DISCLAIMER: Digital Watchdog is not responsible for any damage caused by improper wiring. 3. Connect a ground wire to the GND terminal pin to complete the connection.
Page 21: Accessing The Encoder
Compressor. Press the “Network” icon on your PC, and all the encoders on the local area network will be discovered by Windows. DW-CP16 Double-click on the encoder model to launch the Compressor’s web viewer automatically. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 22 If there is no DHCP server in the given network, you may have to assign the IP addresses to the encoder manually. When the encoder is plugged into network and it does not detect any DHCP services, it will automatically assign itself a default IP address: Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 23 The default port number would be 80. In order to access that encoder, the IP address of the PC has to be configured to match the network segment of the encoder. Manually adjust the IP address of the PC: Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
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Page 25 Press the “Refresh” button of the IP Utility to see the list of encoders with their new IP addresses. Please note that it is also possible to change the IP addresses manually by using the Web browser, plugging in one encoder at a time, and changing its IP address using the Web browser. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
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Page 27: Access The Encoder
VLC player or QuickTime – since these are third party softwares. The third party has the right to modify their utility any time which might affect the compatibility. In such cases, please use Internet Explorer browser instead. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 28 When using Internet Explorer browser, the ActiveX control for video stream management will be downloaded from the encoder directly –accept the use of such control when prompted so. No other third party utilities are required to be installed. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 29 HTTP port of the encoder is 80, which can be omitted from the address for convenience. Before logging in, you need to know the factory default Account and Password of the encoder. Account: Admin Password: 123456 Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
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Page 31: Recommended Pc Specifications
Internet Explorer 8.0 or newer (full functionality) Firmware Safari 5.1.7 or newer with QuickTime installed (partial functionality) Firefox 29.0 or newer or Chrome 34.0 or newer with Basic VLC Media Player (partial functionality) Video Resolution 1024x768 or higher Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 32: Live View
Compressor’s web viewer. Once you login, the live view from connected cameras will be displayed. You may be prompted to install ActiveX files from the device. Live video will appear shortly after ActiveX is installed. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 33: Live View
NVR while Stream 2 has lighter video configuration for live viewing, to reduce the computing power and bandwidth usage. Both streams can be configured under Web Viewer’s Setup page. To alternate between the streams, press the corresponding buttons on the Live View page: Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 34 DW-CP16 Compressor™ User Manual - Show Video from Stream 1 - Show Video from Stream 2 Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 35: Full Screen Mode
Digital Input / Output Controls The digital output (DO) controls allow users to manually trigger a DO device. - Select a Digital Output Port Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 36 Setting the port to a high power level “activates” the DO device and setting the port to a low power level “deactivates” the DO device. For example, if an alarm is set as DO1 and is pressed, the alarm will continuously sound until is pressed to deactivate the device. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 37: Ptz Control Panel
• Set the focus to auto refocus or manual • Set Preset points NOTE: The PTZ Control Panel may differ depending on device model. How to Use Pan/Tilt Click the pan/tilt controls to pan/tilt the PTZ device. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 38: How To Zoom The Device In Or Out
2. Click and hold the left mouse button on zoom in or zoom out . When the mouse button is released, zooming stops. How to Set the Home Position 1. Pan, tilt, and zoom on the area that you want to set as the home position. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 39: How To Set Preset Points
4. Once done, click the icon again to close and complete the preset point. 5. Repeat the above procedures to create more preset points. To go to the preset point directly, click To delete the preset point, click Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 40: Setup
[+] button. The following chapters of this manual explain each Setup item separately. The chapters are listed in the same order as the list of Setup menu items. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 41: Host
IP Settings and make sure the device is in Dynamic IP Address mode and “Use host name” is checked. Language: Select the user interface language. Camera Name: Click the Edit button to configure the name of the cameras connected to the Compressor. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 42 DW-CP16 Compressor™ User Manual After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 43: Serial Setting
The Video Channel’s PTZ Address section allows the user to enable the serial port and assign the PTZ address of a video channel. All video channels share two (2) serial ports therefore the port number and PTZ address for each channel must be defined on this section. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 44: Date & Time
There are two ways to adjust date and time – automatically by using an NTP server, or manually. If you are using a Network with no Internet access, use Manual adjustment mode. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 45 Type 1: Start and end time of daylight savings is set by the number of the week in the month (First, Second, Third or Last week). • Type 2: Start and end time of daylight savings is set by the exact date of the month (1- 31). Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 46 DW-CP16 Compressor™ User Manual Click Apply to save changes. The Reset button undoes changes that had been made but not applied. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 47: Network
Check the box Enabled to activate the IP address filtering function and click Apply. Select either Allowed or Blocked list to add items and Enable them with the checkbox in each row. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 48 Warning! Do not block your own IP address; you will not be able to access the device any more to undo the changes. If this happens by mistake, you can reset the hardware. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 49: Port Mapping
Select the port used to support video control function by application programs (e.g. NVR). Streaming Server Port Select the port used by this IP device for Video Streaming (TCP). RTSP Server Port Select the port assigned for RTSP protocol access. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 50 DW-CP16 Compressor™ User Manual Click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. New port settings will take effect after clicking System > Save & Reboot. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 51: Multicast Setting
Enter the multicast IP of the corresponding stream. Network Port Enter the assigned port of the corresponding stream. Multicast TTL Enter the multicast TTL (time-to-live) of the corresponding stream. This value determines the time span (in seconds) when the packet is retained in the Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 52: Https
There are two methods to create certificates – Certificate Signing Request (CSR) and Self-Signed Certificate. • Certificate Signing Request (CSR): User uses a signed certificate issued by trusted Certification Authority (CA). Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 53 Self-Signed Certificate: User wants to use the certificate created and issued by himself. Click Create or Create Self-Signed Certificate and configure settings in the pop-up screen to install the certificate. The new setting will only take effect after Save & Reboot. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 54: Snmp Setting
The SNMP agent supports versions V1, V2 and V3. SNMP V1 is the initial implementation of SNMP. SNMP V2 is proposed to enhance the performance of management, such as the communication of server and devices, the confirmation of information delivery and receipt. Primary additions in SNMP V3 concern security and remote configuration enhancements. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 55 The manager will get the information immediately and take action if necessary. Cold start means device reboot by power disconnection. Warm start means device reboot by firmware without power disconnection. If there other parties attempt to connect to the device Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 56: Rtp
Ex: TCP Local Port, incoming/outgoing TCP segments. Provide the status and operation of Transport Layer (Layer 4) using UDP protocol. Ex: UDP Local Port, in/out datagram. SNMP Provide the related statistics through SNMP The RTP submenu allows the user to configure RTP Settings. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 57: Network (Tos, Upnp, Bonjour)
After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. Network (ToS, UPnP, Bonjour) The Network menu contains the controls for following functions: Type of Service UPnP Bonjour ONVIF Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 58 The Friendly Name will be displayed when the device is found. By default, the serial number of the device is used as a friendly name; however, the user can modify the name according to the project needs. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 59 Similarly to UPnP, the Friendly Name can be defined by the user. That name will be displayed when the device is found in the network. By default, the Friendly Name is the serial number of the device; however, the user can modify the name according to the project needs. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 60 ONVIF protocol. After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 61: Ip Settings
Host Name and enable or disable the use of host name. If necessary, you can change the connection type to Static IP Address mode and manually modify the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 62 After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. The new IP address settings will only take effect after clicking System -> Save & Reboot. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 63: Dns
Primary DNS Server fails. After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 64: Video & Audio
Upon opening the Video submenu, the live view of stream 1 is displayed. Users can select the channel to configure from the channel drop-down box and select which stream to display from the stream drop-down box. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 65 Usually, Stream-1 is configured to be high quality video with maximum resolution and frame rate for recording purposes. Stream-2 is usually a moderate quality stream for live view purposes to reduce VMS computing power during video decoding of multiple channels. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 66 Video quality may vary if the bit rate value is set too low. It is easier to do storage and network bandwidth consumption estimations under this mode compared to Variable Bit Rate mode. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 67 1 I-frame and 29 P-frames. When the GOP is changed to “1 I-frame per 5 seconds”, then there will be one I-frame, followed by 149 P- frames. In case of a static scene, long GOP can reduce bandwidth and storage consumption. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 68 DW-CP16 Compressor™ User Manual After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 69 Microsoft Internet Explorer browser is required to configure the motion detection regions. There are three independently configurable motion detection regions. Each motion detection has 6 configuration parameters: Enabled or disabled Location of the region Size of the region Sensitivity Trigger threshold Trigger interval Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 70 You can think of sensitivity level as a reversed speed limit – the smaller is the sensitivity, the faster are the objects allowed to move without being detected. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 71 This parameter is called trigger threshold. The default value of trigger threshold is 10%. It means, only the objects that are bigger than 10% of the motion detection region size and move faster than allowed by sensitivity level (70) will produce actual alarm. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 72 Low threshold (0-5%) High threshold (5-100%) Low sensitivity (0-65) Big and fast Big and fast Small and fast High sensitivity (65-100) Big and fast Big and fast Big and slow Big and slow Small and fast Small and slow Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 73 Important: Changing the size of the motion detection region has an impact on the threshold – the bigger is the size of the motion detection region, the smaller should the threshold value be if you want the same objects to trigger motion. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 74 For example, you might want to have different motion detection parameters for day and night time. After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 75 The Restore image settings to default button is a quick way of restoring factory default image settings without needing to reset the whole device to factory default. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 76 Below is the list of characters with special meaning that can be used in the text field: Parameters Description %YYYY Year in four-digit format. For example, 2008 Year in two-digit format. For example, 08 Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 77 It is possible to set up to 4 regions of privacy masks. The adjustment of the privacy mask region can be done when the region is checked under the Setup column. NOTE: PTZ and zoom cameras may yield inaccurate results when used with this feature. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 78 After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. NOTE: It may take several seconds to update the region location on video display after pressing Apply! Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 79: Audio
The volume level can be adjusted from 0 up to 100. Where “0” mutes the audio and 100 is the maximum volume. This volume control appears in user interface only when the Audio-in function of the device has been enabled. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 80: Event
Event list lays down the rules and conditions about when to initiate which responses from which triggers. The options available for Event rules are selected from the event servers and event configurations. Event servers are classified as FTP servers, SMTP servers and HTTP servers Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
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Page 82 Port, the User Name and Password of FTP account, connection Mode (Passive or Active) and Max. Connection Time before timeout. After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 83 Plain, Cram MD5, Digest MD5 and PoP Relay. Please also enter the User Name, Password, the Email Address displayed as sender (can be different than the user name), Network (SMTP server) Address, Network (SMTP server) Port number and Max Connection Time before timeout (in seconds). Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 84 DW-CP16 Compressor™ User Manual After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 85 To setup HTTP servers, make sure to enable the HTTP server, enter the user name, the user password, Network (HTTP Server) address, Network (HTTP Server) port number and Max connection time before timeout (in seconds). Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 86 DW-CP16 Compressor™ User Manual After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 87: Event Configuration
Digital Output (DO) device to respond. DO’s can be alarms or lights, etc. The Digital I/O Ports page displays the number of available DIO ports on the device. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 88 The duration of its response will last according to the set Interval. After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not yet applied or saved. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 89 If you are sending email, please enter the recipient E-Mail address, the email subject, and the body message. After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 90 FTP or HTTP CGI servers. If Audio in is enabled in device, the uploaded video will include audio. The parameters needed to setup this function are different for each task combination, as seen below: Enable Upload Media Snapshot Video Type Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 91 The maximum pre buffer is 10 seconds. When an event requires video upload, the IP device will first upload the video taken right before the event then keep uploading until it reaches the upload time. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 92 CGI path & Program: Some CGI servers may require special info and settings. Please refer to CGI server designer for this section. IP devices do not allow upload of Snapshots / Video into their embedded CGI servers. E-Mail Recipient / Subject: When uploading video/ snapshots via email, these fields are required. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 93 Two digits for second. 00~59 A space character. ' ' Device name device-1 File serial counter. It starts from 1 in every uploading task. The counter 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,... will be increased by 1 for next uploading file. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 94 At the same time it moves to the pre-set location, it increases the bitrate from 1M to 3M, and the frame rate from 4 fps to 8 fps. The bitrate / fps changes are reverted at the end of event. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
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Page 96: Event List
Determine the start time and duration of the active period. For example, a rule that lets motion detection trigger snapshot uploads to FTP would only take place after 19:00 each day for 12 hours. Outside of this time the rule will not be active. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 97 A common scenario is for the encoder to send an email to the adminstrator when the video signal is lost, and activate the DO signal to alarm that persists until the analog signal is restored. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 98 Video Recovery: This event is triggered when the analog video input is detected by the encoder. A common scenario is for the encoder to activate a DO signal such as a light to indicate that video is being viewed. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 99 Upload snapshot Event configuration enabled, but the message in the body text will be based upon the Notification messages. In general, please stick to the “one email per event rule” limit for best performance. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 100: Manual Event
Once selected, the trigger button on the video display screen will show as clickable. Click to trigger the selected event. This is useful during event rule testing. The live view panel would look like this: Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
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Page 102: System
URL commands. After changing any of the items above, click Apply to save the changes. The Reset button undoes the changes that had just been made but not applied yet. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
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Page 104: System Info
The Server Report is a convenient way of exporting the full list of device related information in a text format, so that it can be sent to the technical support team for faster service. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 105: Factory Default
The firmware image file can be downloaded from www.digital-watchdog.com website. It has the file extension “.upg”. After pressing Apply button, it is possible to browse for firmware image file that has already been downloaded to the computer that has the Web Configurator running. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
Page 106: Save & Reboot
This is critical because some settings might not take effect before save & reboot. Logout Clicking this item allows you to log out of the IP device. Be sure to logout this IP device once you have completed all the tasks via Web Configurator. Digital Watchdog® www.digital-watchdog.com...
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Digital Watchdog Compressor DW-CP16 User Manual

Precautions

Safety Instructions

Introduction

Package Contents

Physical Description

Installing the Compressor

Connecting External Devices

Connection Architecture

Connecting to Power

Connecting the Analog Camera

Connect to Network

Connecting Digital Input / Output Devices

Connecting Audio Devices

Connecting a Serial Device

Accessing the Encoder

Configure the IP Addresses

Access the Encoder

Recommended PC Specifications

Live View

Login

Live View

PTZ Control Panel

Setup

Access the Setup Page

Host

Date & Time

Network

IP Settings

Video & Audio

Event

System

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