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  • Page 1: Operation Manual

    MemoCam ™ Series MemoCam ™ MemoCam Plus ™ MemoCam ™ Installation and Operation Manual...

  • Page 2: License Agreement

    Ltd. , and/or third parties remains the sole owner of the Software. The Software and accompanying documentation are proprietary products of Video Domain Technologies Ltd. and/or third parties , and all title, trade secrets, trade names, trademarks patents, copyrights and any other intellectual and proprietary rights, whether registered or not, remain the sole property of Video Domain Technologies Ltd.
  • Page 3 RELATING TO YOUR USE OF THE SOFTWARE, THE ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTATION OR ANY SERVICES PROVIDED BY VIDEO DOMAIN TECHNOLOGIES LTD AND/OR ITS AGENTS IS LIMITED TO THE TOTAL OF ALL PAYMENTS MADE BY OR FOR YOU FOR THE SOFTWARE AND DOCUMENTATION.
  • Page 4 Interpreted in accordance with, the laws of the State of Israel. Entire License. This License Agreement sets forth the entire understanding and License between you and Video Domain Technologies Ltd. This License Agreement may be amended only in writing signed by both parties. NO VENDOR,...
  • Page 5 Manufacturer: Technologies Ltd. Model: MemoCam Rated voltage(s): 12VDC Current(s) (or power): 0.5 A This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Device Setup ............7 Remote Control Unit ...........8 Event Recording..........8 Image Retrieval ...........9 ..........9 YSTEMS EQUIREMENTS ............10 ACKING 2. INSTALLING THE MEMOCAM ..11 ......12 ELECTING A OUNTING OCATION Avoid the Following Locations......12 ....13 NSTALLING THE OUNTING RACKET ......
  • Page 7 3. OPERATING THE MEMOCAM ..23 ......24 SING A ULTI EDIA LED I ...........25 NDICATORS ...........27 UDIBLE IGNALS NSERTING AND EMOVING THE ULTIMEDIA 4. REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION .31 ........31 EMOTE ONTROL .........32 RMING THE ........33 ISARMING THE ....34 ANUAL MAGE...
  • Page 8 Scheduling Events..........74 Video Motion Detector – MemoCam Plus and MemoCam DVR ..........79 Reverting to Factory Settings......81 ............ 83 IEWING MAGES Viewing a List of Images........83 Viewing Thumbnails......... 85 Viewing Individual Images........ 86 Viewing Event Details........86 Playing Consecutive Images ......88 ..........

  • Page 10: About This Manual

    This manual is divided into functional sections as listed below: 1. Introduction - describes the main MemoCam features, applications, and system requirements. 2. Installing the MemoCam - describes the physical installation of the MemoCam. 3. Operating the MemoCam - explains the operation of the MemoCam.
  • Page 11 ™ MemoCam 5. Installing the MemoCam Software - describes the software installation process. 6. Using the Software - describes the use of the functions available in the MemoCam software. 7. Troubleshooting - provides possible solutions to common problems. 8. Technical Specifications - contains...

  • Page 12: Glossary

    About this Manual Glossary Enables of the automatic detection and recording function. Cyclic Recording Continuous recording. The MemoCam records over older images from start of the cycle when Multimedia Card is full. Disarm Disables the automatic detection and recording function.
  • Page 13 ™ MemoCam Exit Delay Time between the moment of arming the unit until it is actually armed. Exit delay can be used to avoid event recording when exiting a room. Light Emitting Diode Multimedia Card A stamp-sized plastic card containing read/write non- volatile memory.

  • Page 14: Technical Assistance And Support

    About this Manual Technical Assistance and Support Should you require assistance or support in using your MemoCam, you can visit the support section of our web site at www.vdomain.com, and file a problem report, or contact the local Video Domain...
  • Page 15 ™ MemoCam...

  • Page 16: Introduction

    Single snapshots can be recorded using an external remote control unit. MemoCam Plus supports the use of two additional cameras. MemoCam DVR does not contain a camera or PIR, but can support up to three external cameras.

  • Page 17: Main Features

    ™ MemoCam To analyze the recorded events on a PC, the Multimedia Card is removed from the MemoCam unit and images are downloaded using a Multimedia Card reader and the MemoCam software. Main Features ➣ Stand-alone integrated CCTV system packaged in a standard PIR detector case (MemoCam DVR contains no internal camera or PIR).
  • Page 18 Pre-alarm recording. ➣ Image integrity protection. ➣ Event and Arm/Disarm Scheduler. ➣ Video motion detection (MemoCam Plus, DVR). ➣ Multi camera support (MemoCam Plus, DVR). ➣ Video out (MemoCam Plus, DVR). ➣ Remote Control unit. ➣ Covert case. MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 19: Benefits

    ™ MemoCam Benefits ➣ The stand-alone MemoCam replaces the classic Time Lapse VCR + PIR detector + Camera equipment set. ➣ Modular solution from single camera to multiple site/multiple camera systems. ➣ Easy to use PC software. ➣ Economical system expansion.

  • Page 20: Applications

    One or more stand-alone unit can be placed at a different site location and set-up using the Multimedia Card. The MemoCam is activated using the remote control unit. The camera starts recording snapshots when triggered by the PIR or an external unit.
  • Page 21 ™ MemoCam All images are stored in the Multimedia Card. Figure 1 : The MemoCam System...

  • Page 22: Device Setup

    Introduction Device Setup All camera functions are configured on the Multimedia Card. The configuration parameters are setup using the MemoCam software on a PC connected to a Multimedia Card reader. Configuration parameters include: ➣ Recording. (e.g. fps,frames,quality) ➣ Video setup (video out, brightness, contrast) ➣...

  • Page 23: Remote Control Unit

    Event Recording An event results in the recording of one or more images following a single trigger activation. Each event is recorded according to the MemoCam configuration as follows: ➣ Fixed mode - Recording stops when the Multimedia Card is full.

  • Page 24: Image Retrieval

    Pentium II 200Mhz or higher. 16 Mega bytes or higher. Graphic adapter Super VGA or higher Display 640x480, 16 bit or higher. resolution Operating Windows 95, 98, 2000, ME, NT or XP with Internet systems Explorer 5.0 or higher Multimedia card reader MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 25: Packing List

    ™ MemoCam Packing List The MemoCam Kit includes the following items: ➣ MemoCam unit. ➣ Multimedia Card, 8 MB or higher. ➣ Protective card cover (MemoCam Plus only). ➣ Mounting Kit (brackets). ➣ Power Supply. ➣ IR Remote Control Unit and 2 AAA Batteries.

  • Page 26: Installing The Memocam

    3. Connect the power supply to the MemoCam (see page 13). 4. Connect optional detectors and external devices (such as external cameras and alarm control panel) to the MemoCam (see page 13). Note: It is not necessary to wall-mount the MemoCam DVR.

  • Page 27: Selecting A Mounting Location

    Selecting a Mounting Location Select a mounting location on the wall. Choose a location most likely to intercept an intruder. Make sure that the MemoCam power cord can reach a nearby power receptacle. The PIR is most sensitive in detecting sideway motion.

  • Page 28: Installing The Mounting Bracket

    Connecting the Power Supply Connect the power supply to the power jack coming out of the MemoCam unit Plug the power supply unit into a wall socket. The MemoCam status LED indicators turn on (see page 25 for details).
  • Page 29 ™ MemoCam To connect external elements to the MemoCam, you must remove the MemoCam cover from its base. Remove the MemoCam's front cover by unscrewing the holding screw as shown in Figure 2. Figure 2: Removing the MemoCam Front Cover...
  • Page 30 Installing the MemoCam™ Figure 3: MemoCam Terminal Block Figure 4: MemoCam Plus/DVR Terminal Block MemoCam Manual...
  • Page 31 ™ MemoCam Note: MemoCam contains the J1 terminal block only. The wire connections are described in Table 1. The terminal block can be used to connect the MemoCam power sources as follows: ➣ Single Power Source: The MemoCam is powered by a 12VDC, 500mA power supply that feeds both the PIR and the video circuits.
  • Page 32 Installing the MemoCam™ The jumper is used as follows: ➣ Installed - Default - the MemoCam is powered by a single DC power supply which is connected between terminals 1 and 2 (see Table 1 for terminal connections). ➣ Not Installed – In this mode, the MemoCam can be connected to a backup power supply (e.g.
  • Page 33 ™ MemoCam Table 1 Terminal Connectors Terminal Description Terminal Block GND – Common power supply ground. +12V - Connect to the positive output of the ordinary power supply (when jumper J1 is installed) or to the backup power supply when jumper J1 is not installed).
  • Page 34 Installing the MemoCam™ Table 1 Terminal Connectors Terminal Description 4 and 5 RELAY 1 terminals (Normally Closed contact). This relay is activated by the PIR, and can be used to activate an external alarm device. When triggered (movement is detected), the relay N.C.
  • Page 35 Terminal Connectors Terminal Description 9 and 10 Tamper terminal (Normally Close contact). Activated (opens) when the MemoCam cover is removed. Can be connected to an external alarm/device. Other Terminal Blocks IN2 and Gnd Connects an auxiliary device. IN3 and Gnd Connects an auxiliary device.
  • Page 36 (Figure 5). Power Video Figure 5: MemoCam DVR External Connectors Note: The same video standard (CCIR or EIA) must be used for all cameras (internal and external in MemoCam Plus, and all external cameras in MemoCam DVR). MemoCam Manual...
  • Page 37 Table Note: If you are connecting a backup power device, ensure that the jumper is not installed. Reposition the MemoCam cover and fasten the holding screw (Figure 2). Figure 6: MemoCam Wire Access Holes...

  • Page 38: Operating The Memocam

    To operate the MemoCam, you must: 1. Plug in the power supply and verify the status of the indicator lights. 2. Insert the Multimedia Card in the MemoCam Multimedia Card slot. 3. Arm the MemoCam using the remote control unit. MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 39: Using A New Multimedia Card

    Using a New MultiMedia Card When first using a new Multimedia Card, you must format it to work with MemoCam as follows: 1. Ensure that the MemoCam unit is powered. 2. Insert the Multimedia Card into the MemoCam unit. 3. Wait until the red LED1 turns off.

  • Page 40: Led Indicators

    Operating the MemoCam™ LED Indicators The MemoCam unit contains three LED status indicators. The LED indicators are located on the front of the MemoCam unit. The 3 LED indicators as shown in Figure 7. 1 2 3 Figure 7: LED Indicators...
  • Page 41 ™ MemoCam The LEDs indicate the following: LED 1 - Card status Red - Card Error (Card is faulty or not inserted properly). Green – New recordings on the card Blink Green/Off – Data is written on the card Orange – Card is full Off - Card is inserted and working properly.

  • Page 42: Audible Signals

    Operating the MemoCam™ Audible Signals The MemoCam unit can be configured to emit an audible signal (beep) when you use the remote control to: ➣ Arm the unit - long beep. ➣ Enter a disarm code - short beep after each button is pressed.

  • Page 43: Inserting And Removing The Multimedia Card

    Multimedia card. Insert the Multimedia Card into the card slot on the bottom of the MemoCam as shown in Figure 8. Verify that the card is securely locked into the slot.
  • Page 44 Remove the Multimedia Card by pushing it gently into the card slot and quickly releasing it. This will unlock the card from the slot. Note: The MemoCam must be in disarm mode before you remove the Multimedia Card. MemoCam Manual...
  • Page 45 ™ MemoCam...

  • Page 46: Remote Control Operation

    Control unit before attempting to use it. The Remote Control Unit The Remote Control Unit provided with your MemoCam is used to Arm, Disarm, manually record image snapshots. The Remote Control Unit can be used to control the image displayed on a connected video monitor (MemoCam Plus, DVR).

  • Page 47: Arming The Memocam

    ➣ Function ➣ 4 digit buttons (1,2,3 and 4) Arming the MemoCam ➣ To activate (arm) the MemoCam: 1. Make sure the MemoCam is plugged in, and the Multimedia card is inserted. 2. Point the Remote Control unit at the MemoCam and Click on the Arm button.

  • Page 48: Disarming The Memocam

    Remote Control Operation You can also automatically arm the MemoCam upon Multimedia Card insertion, or schedule MemoCam to arm itself at particular times. See pages 100 and Disarming the MemoCam ™ ➣ To de-activate (disarm) the MemoCam: 1. Point the Remote Control unit at...

  • Page 49: Manual Image Recording - Snapshot

    ™ MemoCam information on how to define the entry delay. Note: If you disarm the MemoCam while it is recording an image, it will beep 3 times, then disarm. Manual Image Recording - Snapshot ➣ To manually record an image: 1.

  • Page 50: Using The Video Monitor

    Shows the image from Camera 1 Shows the image from Camera 2 Shows the image from Camera 3 Cycles the image between all selected cameras Note: Selected cameras are defined in the MemoCam Configuration Window , see page 59. MemoCam Manual...
  • Page 51 ™ MemoCam...

  • Page 52: Installing The Memocam Software

    5. Installing the MemoCam™ Software The MemoCam software is provided on the enclosed CD-ROM. The MemoCam software has the "look and feel" of Microsoft Explorer . It allows you to program MemoCam using the Multimedia Card. The MemoCam software allows you to: ➣...

  • Page 53: Installing The Software

    ™ MemoCam Installing the Software ➣ To install the MemoCam software: 1. Switch on your computer and start up Windows. If you are using Windows NT, ensure that the Active Desktop feature is 2. Insert the enclosed MemoCam software CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The Install Shield Wizard starts the installation process.
  • Page 54 Setup Wizard. The computer is re-started. Note: An error message will appear during the installation the MemoCam software on Windows 98 First Edition . When you click OK in the message box, Setup Wizard installs an updated version of the OLEAUT32.DLL file and completes the...
  • Page 55 ™ MemoCam...

  • Page 56: Using The Software

    6. Using the Software You can use the MemoCam software to: ➣ Configure MemoCam Parameters: • Configure the camera recording configuration parameters. • Define MemoCam I/O parameters • Define the disarm code, indicators, default viewer, and enable image integrity verification.

  • Page 57: Before Using The Software

    ™ MemoCam Before Using the Software You must format the Multimedia Card before you can use it with the MemoCam software: 1. Ensure that the MemoCam unit is powered. 2. Insert the Multimedia Card into the MemoCam unit. 3. Wait until the red LED 1 turns off.

  • Page 58: Opening The Software

    Using the Software Opening the Software ➣ To access the MemoCam software, do one of the following: ➣ Click on the MemoCam desktop shortcut ➣ Open Microsoft Explorer and enter MemoCam in the Address field. The following message (Figure 12) is displayed for a few seconds, then the MemoCam screen opens.
  • Page 59 ™ MemoCam The MemoCam screen (Figure 13) lists the files that reside on the Multimedia Card. Figure 13: MemoCam Software Screen...
  • Page 60 Using the Software The MemoCam screen is similar to the normal Windows Explorer screen. However, it contains the following unique buttons: ➣ Details- displays a list of the pictures (see page 83). ➣ Thumbnails- displays thumbnails of the pictures (see page 85).
  • Page 61 ™ MemoCam The MemoCam software menu also contains the following unique options: File > Rename MemoCam - Opens the Rename MemoCam dialog box (see page 96). File > Synchronize MemoCam time - Opens the Synchronize Time dialog box (see page 98).
  • Page 62 (see page 86). Edit > Print - Prints selected image (see page 94). Edit > MemoCam Properties - Opens the MemoCam configuration screens (see page 48). Edit>View Details – Displays a dialog providing details about the selected event.

  • Page 63: Software Configuration

    ™ MemoCam Software Configuration You can configure the MemoCam software from the MemoCam Configuration Dialog. The Configuration Dialog allows you to configure the following MemoCam parameters: ➣ Define recording options (see page 50): • Recording Configuration • Recording Method • Camera Settings ➣...

  • Page 64: Accessing The Configuration Dialog

    Before you access the Configuration Dialog, or attempt to configure your MemoCam unit, ensure that the Multimedia Card is inserted into the Multimedia Card reader and that the MemoCam software is opened. ➣ To open the MemoCam Configuration Dialog: • Click on the Configure button...

  • Page 65: Defining Recording Parameters

    Note: Before you configure any of the parameters, ensure that the Multimedia Card is inserted into the Multimedia Card reader. Figure 14: MemoCam Configuration Dialog – Recording Tab Note: Camera 2 and 3 configuration controls are for MemoCam Plus and...
  • Page 66 • Excellent - 12 to 15 Kbytes • Perfect - 15 to 18 Kbytes The higher quality settings require more memory per image, and therefore may limit the amount of images that can be recorded on a Multimedia Card. The lower quality MemoCam Manual...
  • Page 67 Choose a quality setting that is appropriate to your requirements. ➣ To set picture quality: 1. Open the MemoCam Configuration Dialog Recording Tab. 2. Slide the Recording Quality selector to the required setting. The quality level is indicated by a yellow pop-up window.
  • Page 68 The available range for post-alarm frames is 1-100 frames. Note: The MemoCam always records one frame prior to alarm activation. ➣ To set the number of post-alarm frames: 1.
  • Page 69 MemoCam Setting the Recording Rate (Time Between Frames) You can set the time-lapse delay between frames that are recorded upon MemoCam alarm activation. The available range for delay between frames is 0.3-300 seconds. ➣ To set the time between frames: 1.
  • Page 70 Available range for time between triggers is 0-999 seconds. ➣ To set the time between triggers: 1. Open the MemoCam Configuration Dialog Recording Tab. 2. Enter the time in seconds in the Time between triggers field.
  • Page 71 ™ MemoCam Defining Entry and Exit Delays The exit delay is the time delay between arming the MemoCam, and the actual time it is activated. This delay is used to exit the room (detection field) when activating the MemoCam sensor.
  • Page 72 Using the Software Defining the Recording Method MemoCam can record images on the Multimedia Card in one of two ways: ➣ Images are recorded until the Multimedia Card memory is full. ➣ Images are recorded in a cyclic manner - when the Multimedia Card memory is full, new images are recorded over the oldest ones in the memory.
  • Page 73 Note: The number of cameras shown on the window differs with your specific application. MemoCam supports only 1 camera, while MemoCam Plus and DVR support a total of 3 cameras each. ➣ To adjust video source brightness and contrast: 1.

  • Page 74: Defining I/O Parameters

    I/O parameters for MemoCam are configured from the MemoCam Configuration Dialog I/O Tab. The I/O Tab for MemoCam is shown inFigure 15. The I/O Tab for MemoCam Plus and MemoCam DVR is shown in Figure 16. Note: Before you configure any of the...

  • Page 75: Memocam Only

    Figure 15: MemoCam Configuration Dialog – I/O Tab Figure 16: MemoCam Plus/DVR Configuration Dialog – I/O Tab MemoCam Only The MemoCam I/O Tab is used to define following options: ➣ Triggers ➣ External Arm/Disarm option ➣ Define relay setting Defining Triggers...
  • Page 76 Using the Software MemoCam allows you to define the triggers that activate image recording and to define the minimum amount of time that lapses between the triggers. ➣ To define the triggers: 1. Open the MemoCam Configuration Dialog I/O Tab.
  • Page 77 The Configure Dialog closes. Relay Settings Relay time is the duration of time that the external relay remains active (on) upon sensor activation. An external IR flashlight device can be connected to the MemoCam relay output. This device lights upon relay activation.

  • Page 78: Memocam Plus/Dvr Only

    Use Relay for IR Flash checkbox. 3. Click OK. The Configure window closes. MemoCam Plus/DVR Only The MemoCam Plus/DVR I/O Tab contains a matrix of functions for each physical input contact. The input contact connections are performed during MemoCam Plus/DVR installation (see page 13).
  • Page 79 ™ MemoCam ➣ Internal PIR ➣ Video Motion Detector ➣ Remote Control Snapshot A function is activated by clicking on a cell associated with the specific Input to show a checkmark (  ). A function is de-activated when a cell shows a cross-mark (x).
  • Page 80 Using the Software Each input can activate up to 3 cameras in the MemoCam Plus and MemoCam DVR. When several cameras are activated by a single input, recording is performed in sequence for activated cameras from Camera 1 to Camera 3...
  • Page 81 ™ MemoCam The PIR can activate the recording cameras and the external relay. The Video Motion Detector can be used to prevent false alarms on the PIR. When both the PIR and VMD are activated for the same camera, the AND designation is shown between the PIR and VMD lines.
  • Page 82 Plus/DVR records at least 2 frames from all selected cameras, then switches to the new trigger. Note: Relay Activation is different for MemoCam and MemoCam Plus. In MemoCam Plus, the relay is activated when the selected input is active. MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 83: Defining Advanced Parameters

    Advanced parameters are configured from the MemoCam Configuration Dialog Advanced Tab (Figure 17). Note: Before you configure any of the parameters, ensure that the Multimedia Card is inserted into the Multimedia Card reader. Figure 17: MemoCam Configuration Dialog – Advanced Tab...
  • Page 84 ➣ Define Picture Editor ➣ Image Integrity Defining the Disarm Code The disarm code is used when you de- activate (disarm) the MemoCam with the remote control unit. The code consists of four 1-to-4 digits. Note: Consecutive numbers in the disarm code must not be identical to each other.
  • Page 85 ™ MemoCam ➣ To define a disarm code: 1. Open the MemoCam Configuration Dialog Advanced Tab. 2. In the Disarm Code field, individually enter a value from 1 to 4 in each of the value fields. These four numbers make-up the disarm code.
  • Page 86 ➣ Continuous beeping while in disarm mode ➣ Continuous beeping while MMC is not inserted ➣ To define indicators: 1. Open the MemoCam Configuration Dialog Advanced Tab. 2. Select the desired options by checking the appropriate box: ➣ Disable recording LED indication ➣...
  • Page 87 ™ MemoCam Defining Default Picture Editor ➣ To define the default picture editor: 1. Open the MemoCam Configuration Dialog Advanced Tab. 2. In the Picture editor applications field, enter the path of the picture editor application that you wish to use.
  • Page 88 Using the Software Image integrity guarantees the originator of: ➣ Image data ➣ Image creation time and date ➣ The MemoCam unit that recorded the image using the unit’s unique ID. ➣ To enable image integrity: 1. Open the MemoCam Configuration Dialog Advanced Tab.

  • Page 89: Scheduling Events

    Note: To change integrity key, repeat the process by entering a new key. Scheduling Events MemoCam Schedule is an weekly schedule function with a 10 minute time resolution. You can use the Schedule function to configure the time at which Arm, Disarm and Beep operations are performed in a MemoCam Unit.
  • Page 90 Using the Software Figure 18: MemoCam Configuration Dialog – Schedule Tab Note: Before you configure any of the parameters, ensure that the Multimedia Card is inserted into the Multimedia Card reader. MemoCam Manual...
  • Page 91 ™ MemoCam ➣ To Configure a Scheduled Event 1. In the Schedule Tab, click the Add Button. The Schedule Event dialog opens. Figure 19: Schedule Event Dialog 2. Select an Action from the Action drop menu. 3. Enter a Time in the Time field 4.
  • Page 92 Zone setting on your PC. 3. When you move the clock back or forth one hour because of summer/winter time, the MemoCam unit will process scheduled events one hour later or ahead of schedule. To synchronize the schedule, eject the...
  • Page 93 ™ MemoCam scheduled configuration is correct and click OK. Re-insert the Multimedia Card into the MemoCam. 4. After power reset and inserting the Multimedia Card, the MemoCam unit ignores all event prior to the current time.

  • Page 94: Video Motion Detector - Memocam Plus And Memocam Dvr

    Plus and MemoCam DVR The VMD dialog is used to define the areas and sensitivity of MemoCam’s Motion Detection function. VMD settings are adjusted from the MemoCam Configuration Dialog VMD Tab (Figure 20). Figure 20: MemoCam Configuration Dialog – VMD Tab MemoCam Manual...
  • Page 95 Before you access the MemoCam Configuration Dialog VMD Tab, select an image of your area of interest in the MemoCam image list. The image will be shown on the VMD Tab image display. ➣ To adjust the grid size: Slide the Grid Size slider in the appropriate direction until the desired grid is shown in the image display.

  • Page 96: Reverting To Factory Settings

    Reverting to Factory Settings There are cases where you may need to revert to factory settings for the MemoCam configuration. ➣ To revert to factory settings: 1. Verify that the Multimedia Card is...
  • Page 97 ™ MemoCam 4. Click OK to confirm the reset. The dialog closes, and the factory default values are saved to the Multimedia Card.

  • Page 98: Viewing Images

    Using the Software Viewing Images There are a number of ways in which you can view the MemoCam images: ➣ As thumbnails. ➣ As a detailed image list. ➣ Separately using the default image viewer. Viewing a List of Images ➣...
  • Page 99 ™ MemoCam Figure 21: MemoCam Image List Note: In case of multiple camera use, you can see the name of the cameras as the part of the event name in the list of images.

  • Page 100: Viewing Thumbnails

    Using the Software Viewing Thumbnails ➣ To view thumbnails of the images on the Multimedia Card: Click on the Thumbnails button: The thumbnail images appear (Figure 22). Figure 22: MemoCam Thumbnails MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 101: Viewing Individual Images

    Right click on an image name or thumbnail and choose View from the popup menu. Viewing Event Details MemoCam can provide you additional details about an event. The details include: ➣ Serial number ➣ Event number ➣ Number of frames ➣...
  • Page 102 ➣ Whether integrity check is enabled or not. ➣ To view an event’s details: 1. Select an event in the image name list or thumbnail. 2. Choose Edit>View Details in the MemoCam menu. The Details dialog opens (Figure 23). Figure 23: Details Dialog MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 103: Playing Consecutive Images

    ➣ To view individual images consecutively: Select Edit>Play on the MemoCam menu. The default player starts to cycle through the images. You can also double-click on an image in the list, the player starts to cycle from that image.

  • Page 104: Managing Images

    ➣ Filter images by date, time, or camera. ➣ Print images. ➣ Check an image’s integrity. Copying Images MemoCam images can be copied from the Multimedia Card to a directory on your PC. ➣ To copy images to the PC 1. Verify that the Multimedia Card is inserted into the Multimedia Card reader.
  • Page 105 ™ MemoCam 3. Select Edit>Copy MemoCam File(s). The files are copied into the clipboard. 4. Open your target directory using Microsoft Explorer. 5. Select Edit>Paste. The image files are pasted into the target directory. Note: You can also copy files into a new directory using the "drag and drop"...
  • Page 106 Using the Software Image and Setup Backup You can save the image list and MemoCam configuration in a location other than the Multimedia Card for later processing. ➣ To save MemoCam data files: 1. Select File->Save to… in the MemoCam menu. The Directory dialog appears.
  • Page 107 ™ MemoCam ➣ To load MemoCam data from any location: 1. Select File->Load from… in the MemoCam menu. The Directory dialog appears. 2. Select the drive and directory, from which to load the MemoCam data. 3. Click OK. The image list updates.

  • Page 108: Filtering Images

    1. Click on the Filter button: The Select filter date dialog opens (Figure 22). Figure 26: Select Filter Date Dialog 2. Enter the range of dates and/or times of images you wish to view. 3. If required, enter the camera number to view. MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 109: Printing Images

    ™ MemoCam 4. Click OK. The dialog closes. The MemoCam software displays images recorded in the time/date interval that you set, and/or with the camera that you selected. Printing Images You can print images directly from the MemoCam software. ➣ To print an image: 1.
  • Page 110 2. Enter or load the Integrity Key. 3. Click OK. A message informs you if the image integrity is successfully verified. 4. If the integrity check is not successful, verify that the correct key is entered, or that image integrity was enabled. MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 111: Memocam And Multimedia Card Functions

    MemoCam software are: ➣ Rename the MemoCam Unit. ➣ Synchronize the time with your computer. ➣ Arm the MemoCam unit upon insertion of the Multimedia Card. ➣ Delete data from the Multimedia Card. Re-naming the MemoCam Unit You may want to re-name the MemoCam unit to help you track image files.
  • Page 112 Rename MemoCam dialog opens (Figure 29). Figure 29: Rename MemoCam Dialog Enter a new name in the name entry field. Click OK. The new MemoCam name is saved and appears in the MemoCam ID field of the image file list. MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 113: Synchronizing The Time

    Synchronizing the Time You may need to synchronize the time used in the time-stamp when you initially set-up the MemoCam, or when your local time changes in the spring or autumn. ➣ To synchronize the MemoCam time: 1. Insert the Multimedia Card into the MemoCam.
  • Page 114 (step 3) in the respective fields. 9. Click OK. The following message appears: Figure 31: Synchronization Message 10. Click OK. 11. Remove Multimedia Card from the Reader and insert it into the MemoCam. The time and date are automatically updated. MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 115: Arming The Memocam Unit

    ™ MemoCam Arming the MemoCam Unit You can arm the MemoCam unit upon insertion of the Multimedia Card. ➣ To automatically arm the MemoCam Unit: Verify that the Multimedia Card is inserted into the Multimedia Card reader. Select File>Arm MemoCam Unit from the MemoCam software menu.

  • Page 116: Deleting Data From The Multimedia Card

    Figure 32: Erase Confirmation Dialog 3. Click Yes to delete the data from the card. The following message (Figure 33) appears, indicating that the event file entries are erased. Figure 33: Erase Message 4. Click OK. The message box closes MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 117: Troubleshooting

    ™ MemoCam 7. Troubleshooting Use the following table to troubleshoot your operation of the MemoCam. Problem Symptom Solution 1. Unit does Impossible to Check power supply not work operate unit, left and power cable. LED does not glow, and PIR...
  • Page 118 6 Image You cannot use recording snapshot recording using the when system is remote armed. control doesn't work 7. MemoCam You have error Check that application messages Multimedia Card is does not inserted correctly into correctly read reader. Try restarting...
  • Page 119 MemoCam application 10. Reader is You see the Edit the not installed Multimedia memocam.ini file to as additional Card as A: or B: force the reader drive drive drive. as follows The Memocam [Source] Application...
  • Page 120 Troubleshooting MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 121: Technical Specifications

    External dimensions (W x H x D) 67 x 135 x 56 mm (excluding base) Weight (excluding base) 250 g Camera In MemoCam and MemoCam Plus only TV standard B&W CCIR or EIA Resolution 420 TV lines Sensitivity 0.1 Lux (F2.0)

  • Page 122: Recording

    Fixed - records fixed number of events until memory is full. Cyclic - Continue recording from start when Multimedia Card is full. Delay time between alarm triggers 1 sec to 999 sec Number of images per event 1 to 101 images MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 123: Detector, Dual Element Pir

    ™ MemoCam Detector, Dual Element PIR In MemoCam and MemoCam Plus only Lens Type Hard Spherical Lens Sensitivity 1.6 oC ( 3oF)@0.6 m/sec (2 ft/sec) Detection Speed 0.3-1.5 m/sec (1-5 ft/sec) Temp. compens. Bi-directional Pulse count 1,2 Dip switch; 2-3 Automatic depending on speed spectrum analysis.

  • Page 124: Terminal Connectors And Switches

    Optional Separated power feeds for feeds PIR and Recording module sections. Power Supply Total power Typical -500mA @ 12 VDC consumption PIR detector only Typical -30mA @ 12 VDC MemoCam DVR Typical -400 mA @ 12 VDC Camera only MemoCam Manual...

  • Page 125: Reader Software And Pc Requirements

    ™ MemoCam Reader Software and PC Requirements Minimum system requirements are as follows: Pentium II 200Mhz or higher. 16 Mega bytes or higher. Graphic adapter Super VGA or higher Display resolution 640x480, 16 bit or higher. Operating systems Windows 95, 98, 2000, ME, NT or XP and Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher...

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