Ssl Certificates; Services; Web Protocols; User Management - FLIR A400 Series User Manual

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Camera web interface
Note The services also need to be enabled which is done on the Services page.

11.5.2 SSL certificates

A network client program that is setup to communicate with or control the camera re-
motely must be approved first, which is done on the SSL certificates page. The client up-
loads a certificate which is then shown in the Certificates list, and then the camera
administrator can approve the client. Approved clients can be revoked later on.
Temporarily enable the Auto approve functionality while setting up the network clients.
However, it is recommended to disable Auto approve when all setup is completed.

11.5.3 Services

Use the Services page to enable and disable the services of the camera.
Note The services also need to be allowed to be accessed which is done on the Fire-
wall page.

11.5.4 Web protocols

Use the Web protocols page to configure which web protocol to use when accessing the
camera; http or https.

11.5.5 User management

Use the User management page to enable and disable user roles, and to change
passwords.
Note The viewer and user roles are disabled by default.

11.5.6 Regional settings

Use the Regional settings page to set Date and time and preferred Units.
Date and time can be set in four ways:
1. Get date and time from an SNTP Server (Simple Network Time Protocol):
Select the Enable check box, and then type the IP address of the SNTP Server in the
Server address box.
2. Set date and time manually:
Select the correct Time zone in the list, and then type date and time information in
the Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute, and Second boxes.
3. Get date and time from your internet browser:
Click Read from browser.
4. Get date and time from your camera:
Click Read from camera.
Available Units are:
• Celsius (C) and Fahrenheit (F)
• Meter (m) and Foot (ft)

11.5.7 Network settings

Use the Network settings page to manage the network setup and to select the streaming
bit rate.
Note When altering the network settings, the address of the camera might change.
Make sure your settings are correct before saving them or the camera might not be
reachable afterwards. If this occurs, you can use FLIR IP Config to locate the camera
again or reset the camera to its default settings.
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