Page 1 C o v e r User manual Network cameras Ver 1.002.000...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Contents 1 　 Introduction ………………………………………………………………… 1.1 　 About User Manuals ………………………………………………………… 1.2 　 Compatible models and symbols in this manual ……………………………… 1.3 　 Abbreviation ………………………………………………………………… 1.4 　 Disclaimer …………………………………………………………………… 1.5 　 For trademarks and registered trademarks ………………………………… 1.6 　 NETWORK RELATIONSHIP …………………………………………………...
Page 3 Contents 3.1.1 　 How to display ……………………………………………………………… 3.1.2 　 How to operate ……………………………………………………………… 3.1.3 　 Setting Panel Screen ……………………………………………………… 3.2 　 [Basic] to perform basic settings …………………………………………… 3.3 　 [Stream] for setting images ………………………………………………… 3.4 　 [Image quality] for setting image quality ……………………………………...
Page 4 Contents 4.5.5 　 [Overlay image] to set overlays …………………………………………… 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files …………………………… 4.6.1 　 [Image] to set the imaging modes ………………………………………… 4.6.2 　 [Image] for setting JPEG images …………………………………………… 4.6.3 　 [Image] for setting up streams ……………………………………………… 4.6.4 　...
Page 5 Contents 4.12 　 [Schedule] for scheduling …………………………………………………… 4.12.1 　 How to set the schedule ………………………………………………… 4.12.2 　 How to Delete Schedule ………………………………………………… 4.12.3 　 How to change the image quality based on the time of sunrise/sunset … 4.13 　 [Maintenance] to maintain the machine ……………………………………...
Page 6: Introduction
This manual explains how to operate and configure a camera using a web browser. For camera settings, we recommend using the i-PRO setup tool (iCT). By using the i-PRO Setup Tool (iCT), you can configure up to 1024 cameras simultaneously and you can efficiently configure the cameras.
Page 7 1 　 Introduction 1.2 　 Compatible models and symbols in this manual Symbol Term Aircraft type [PTZ] PTZ cameras WV-X86531-Z2_PTZ、 WV-X86530- Z2_PTZ、 WV-S66700-Z3L、 WV-X66700- Z3LS、 WV-S66700-Z3、 WV- X66700-Z3S、 WV-S66600-Z3L、 WV-X66600- Z3LS、 WV-S66600-Z3、 WV- X66600-Z3S、 WV-S66300-Z4L、 WV-X66300- Z4LS、 WV-S66300-Z3L、 WV- X66300-Z3LS、 WV-S66300-Z4、 WV-X66300-Z4S、...
Page 8: Abbreviation
1 　 Introduction 1.3 　 Abbreviation [MULTI] Multi-directional cameras WV-X86531-Z2_MULTI、 WV- X86530-Z2_MULTI WV-S85702-F3L、 WV-S85402-V2L WV-U85402-V2L [MULTI4] Multi-directional cameras (4 eyes) WV-X86531-Z2_MULTI [MULTI3] Multi-directional cameras (3 eyes) WV-X86530-Z2_MULTI [MULTI2] Multi-directional cameras (2 eyes) WV-S85702-F3L、 WV-S85402-V2L WV-U85402-V2L [MULTI2S] Multi-directional cameras (2-eye WV-S85702-F3L、 WV-S85402-V2L...
Page 9: Disclaimer
1 　 Introduction 1.5 　 For trademarks and registered trademarks Disclaimer ● The purpose of this product is to obtain images for monitoring specific areas. This product alone is not intended to prevent crimes. ● In no event shall we be liable for the following: ①...
Page 10: Network Relationship
1 　 Introduction 1.7 　 Instructions for use ● Firefox is a trademark of the Mozilla Foundation in the United States and other countries. ● QR Code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE CORPORATION. ● Other company names and product names described in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of each company.
Page 11 1 　 Introduction 1.7 　 Instructions for use ● Change the password for accessing the computer periodically. Refer to the following for how to change. →4.10.1 [User auth.] to configure user-authentication For long-term stable performance Do not use the product in a place with high temperature and high humidity for a long time. Degradation of parts shortens the life of the product.
Page 12 1 　 Introduction 1.7 　 Instructions for use ● If a portion of the screen is bright, such as spot light, the color filter inside the CMOS sensor may deteriorate, resulting in discoloration. When the direction of fixed monitoring is changed, spot light on the previous screen will change color and remain.
Page 13 1 　 Introduction 1.7 　 Instructions for use IMPLIED FOR ANY OTHER USE. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM MPEG LA, L.L.C. SEE HTTP://WWW.MPEGLA.COM Position Refresh [PTZ Cameras] If the watch is used for a long time, the preset position may be misaligned. It is recommended to set position refresh using the schedule function and periodically correct camera misalignment.
Page 14: Operation
2 　 Operation 2.1 　 Initial Setting 2 　 Operation Initial Setting Administrator registration The administrator registration screen is displayed when the camera is first accessed (or when the camera is initialized). Enter an administrator's user name and password to ensure that there are no mistakes. Use the following login.
Page 15 2 　 Operation 2.1 　 Initial Setting ・ [User name (1 to 32 characters)] Enter an administrator username. ・Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 32 characters ・Characters that cannot be entered:Double-byte and single-byte symbols&: ; ￥　・ [Password (8 to 32 characters)]/[Retype password] Enter the administrator's password.
Page 16 2 　 Operation 2.1 　 Initial Setting [Note:] ・Enter case-sensitive data. ・Use at least three of the following passwords: uppercase alphabetic characters, lowercase alphabetic characters, numbers, and symbols. ・Configure the password so that it does not contain the user name. [Important] ・If the set user name or password is lost, the camera must be initialized.
Page 17 2 　 Operation 2.1 　 Initial Setting Language/Datetime Settings ・ [Menu language] Select the first language that appears when you access the camera from the list below. [Auto]/[English]/[Japanese]/[Italian]/[French]/[German]/[Spanish]/[Chinese]/[Russian]/ [Portuguese] [Auto] automatically selects the languages used by the browser. If your computer is not compatible with the language, the English language is selected.
Page 18 2 　 Operation 2.1 　 Initial Setting ・MM/DD/YYYY: 04/01/2021 13:10:00 ・DD/Mmm/YYYY: 01/Apr/2021 13:10:00 ・YYYY/MM/DD: 2021/04/01 13:10:00 ・Mmm/DD/YYYY: Apr/01/2021 13:10:00 ・ [Date] Click the button to set the camera date. Click to get the date of the PC and display it. ・...
Page 19: Initial Setting (Multi-Directional/Ptz Integrated Camera)
2 　 Operation 2.2 　 Initial setting (Multi-directional/PTZ integrated camera) settings (month, week, day of the week, and time). ・ [Start time & date] [End time & date] When [Auto] is selected in [Summer time(daylight saving)] Setting, the start date and time of Daylight Saving Time and the end date and time of Daylight Saving Time are set in Month, Week, Day of Week, and Time.
Page 20 2 　 Operation 2.2 　 Initial setting (Multi-directional/PTZ integrated camera) ・ [Set to both cameras] When the setting is performed with the checkbox checked, the [User name] and [Password] entered into the PTZ camera are also set for the Multi-directional camera. If you want to set up different administrator information for the PTZ camera and the...
Page 21 2 　 Operation 2.2 　 Initial setting (Multi-directional/PTZ integrated camera) Multi-directional camera, uncheck the checkbox and enter [User name] and [Password]. ・ [User name (1 to 32 characters)] Enter an administrator username. ・Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 32 characters ・Characters that cannot be entered:Double-byte and single-byte symbols "...
Page 22 2 　 Operation 2.2 　 Initial setting (Multi-directional/PTZ integrated camera) Language/Datetime Settings ・ [Menu language] Select the first language that appears when you access the camera from the list below. [Auto]/[English]/[Japanese]/[Italian]/[French]/[German]/[Spanish]/[Chinese]/[Russian]/ [Portuguese] [Auto] automatically selects the languages used by the browser. If your computer is not compatible with the language, the English language is selected.
Page 23 2 　 Operation 2.2 　 Initial setting (Multi-directional/PTZ integrated camera) ・MM/DD/YYYY: 04/01/2021 13:10:00 ・DD/Mmm/YYYY: 01/Apr/2021 13:10:00 ・YYYY/MM/DD: 2021/04/01 13:10:00 ・Mmm/DD/YYYY: Apr/01/2021 13:10:00 ・ [Date] Click the button to set the camera date. Click to get the date of the PC and display it. ・...
Page 24: Viewing Images From A Pc
2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC settings (month, week, day of the week, and time). ・ [Start time & date] [End time & date] When [Auto] is selected in [Summer time(daylight saving)] Setting, the start date and time of Daylight Saving Time and the end date and time of Daylight Saving Time are set in Month, Week, Day of Week, and Time.
Page 25: View Camera Images
2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC 2.3.1 View camera images Start the PC web browser. Enter the IP addresses set in the IP Easy Configuration software in the [Address] boxes of the web browser. Example IPv4 address input:URL registered with the http://IPv4 address http://192.168.0.10/ Example IPv6 address input:Http://[URL registered with IPv6 address] Http://[2001:db8::10]/...
Page 26 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC [Note:] ・If [User auth.] is set to [Off], the Username and Password entry window will not be displayed prior to the live page. Enter the username and password and click OK to display the Live image pages. For more information on Live image pages, please see the following.
Page 27 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC displayed according to the [Stream encoding format] settings. When set to [Off], JPEG images are displayed. JPEG images can be displayed even if [Stream transmission] is set to [On]. However, in this case, the image update rate of the JPEG image is limited as shown in the table below.
Page 28 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC Rapid PTZ cameras (X/S series, Image capture size: 6MP) Image capture Image Stream delivery mode capture size JPEG(1) JPEG(2) JPEG(1) JPEG(2) 30 fps mode 3328x1872 Up to 1 fps Up to 15 fps Up to 30 fps Up to 30 fps 2560x1440...
Page 29 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC PTZ camera (X series, Image capture size: 2MP), Rapid PTZ camera (X/S series, Image capture (continued) size: 2MP) 1280x960 (*) Up to 15 (*) Up to 15 fps if Image fps if Image QVGA capture mode...
Page 30 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC 2560x1440 Up to 2.1 fps 1920x1080 Up to 4.2 fps 1280x720 640x360 Up to 12.5 fps 320x180 for the (*) imaging mode of 12.5 fps Compact camera Please refer to the following for the relationship between your model and symbols and terminology. →1.2 Compatible models and symbols in this manual Compact Dome cameras (X/S series, Image capture size: 4MP) Image capture...
Page 31 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC (continued) Compact Dome cameras (X/S series, Image capture size: 4MP) 320x240 　 *1Only the same Image capture size as that set in streams (1), streams (2), streams (3), and JPEG (2) can be selected. Compact Dome cameras (X/S series, Image capture size: 2MP) Image capture Image capture...
Page 32: About Live Image Pages
2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC 2.3.2 About live image pages [Note:] ・Buttons and settings displayed on the live image page can be changed depending on the user's privileges. The user privileges are set in the [User mng.] [User auth.].
Page 33 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC [Schedule]. →4.5.2 [SD memory card] for setting SD Memory Cards ③ [View Stream Information Displays the compression method, Image capture size, and frame rates of live video. ④ [Snap shot] BottaNs A snapshot (one still image) is acquired and the image is displayed in a separate window.
Page 34 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC A new window opens displaying the full screen image. ⑨ [Grid display] buttons You can switch the grid view on/off that can be used to align the this product when using Extension software.
Page 35 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC ⑭ [Stream]-[View Stream Info] Displays the settings of the compression method, Image capture size, bit rate, frame rate, etc. of the live image. [Note:] ・Displays the value set in the stream. The actual bit rate and frame rate vary depending on your network environment and PC.
Page 36 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC →2.7 Display the log list ⑰ [Alarm notification] When an alarm is generated, it is displayed as a popup. Clicking the [X] button resets the output terminal and the display disappears. →2.6 Operation when alarm is generated [Note:] ・The alarm notification is not linked to the alarm notification operation such as...
Page 37 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC case, restart voice reception by turning on and off the earpiece button. →3.7 [Audio] for setting sound ⑳ [Camera control panel]− [Brightness] It can be adjusted from 0 to 255. Clicking the button brightens the image. Click the button to darken the image.
Page 38 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC ③[Stream selection display]Button You can toggle between displaying and hiding popup displays on the stream selection screen. In the streaming selection window, you can set the [Live view] etc. ④[Stream]-[Live view] pull-down menu-- The image to be displayed in the main area can be selected from the following.
Page 39 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC Our technical information website includes technical information, FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions), etc. ⑧Full Screen button A new window opens displaying the full screen image. ⑨[Grid display] buttons You can switch the grid display ON/OFF that can be used to adjust the machine's position when using the function extension software.
Page 40 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC [Note:] ・The following subjects cannot be focused with auto focus. Focus manually. A subject that is bright or reflects strong light -Subject over water droplets or dirty glass Remote and nearby subjects mixed together -Subjects (white walls, etc.) without contrast A horizontal subject, such as a blind-an oblique subject-a dark subject ⑭[PTZ Panel]-Control pad...
Page 41 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC ⑯[PTZ-panel]-[Preset] Select the preset position from the pull-down menu and click the [Move] button to move the camera's orientation to the preset position registered beforehand. →4.7.2.2 Set the preset sequence setting (preset sequence setting screen) [H] next to the number indicates [HomePosition].
Page 42 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC to darken the image. Click the button to return to the default settings. ⑲[Camera control panel]-[Transmission voice (from PC)] This can only be set if [Audio transmission mode] is set to [Audio output] or [Interactive(Full- duplex)] [Interactive(Half-duplex)] in the configuration menus.
Page 43 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC [Note:] ・When [Audio volume control mode] is set to [Adjust Mic input] in the Setup menu, the volume cursor is not displayed when using [Audio recording] or [Audio detection]. ・When the computer is restarted, the earpiece volume changed by the volume cursor returns to the earpiece volume set in the [Audio] tabs of the setting menus.
Page 44 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC You can view or hide the setting panel. →3 Setting ㉕[Alarm notification] When an alarm is generated, it is displayed as a popup. Clicking the [X] button resets the output terminal and the display disappears. →2.6 Operation when alarm is generated [Note:] ・The alarm notification is not linked to the alarm notification operation such as...
Page 45 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC live screen. Use the corresponding equipment. ・When a high zoom factor image is displayed, the clicked position may not be the center of the image. ・As the tilt angle approaches 90 degrees, the difference between the specified position and the actual direction of movement will become larger, and the specified image angle may not be achieved.
Page 46 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC ①[Camera title] The title of the camera entered in [Camera title] on the [Basic] tab is displayed. If you click the icon, the camera title becomes a text box and you can edit the string. ②[SD Storage Status Display] Displays the storage status on the SD Memory Card.
Page 47 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC The image to be displayed in the main area can be selected from the following. [Dual]When selected: [Streams(2)]/ [JPEG] When 1 or 2 is selected: [Stream(1)]/ [Stream(2)]/[JPEG] The main area image is displayed according to the settings in streams (1) to (2) and JPEG. You can also configure the [Initial display stream] of the [Stream] tabs to show the first streams that appear when you are accessing the cameras.
Page 48 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC [Notice]] When [Dual] is selected in [Layout], select [Camera 1-Camera 2] or [Camera 2-Camera 1] in the order in which the cameras are displayed in [Camera display order]. ⑧[Select stream]-[View Stream Information] Displays the settings of the compression method, resolution, bit rate, frame rate, etc.
Page 49 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC The camera control panel can be displayed or hidden. The camera control panel can be set to [Brightness], etc. ⑭[Camera Control Panel]-[Brightness] It can be adjusted from 0 to 255. Clicking the button brightens the image. Click the button to darken the image.
Page 50 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC →3.7 [Audio] for setting sound If • [Audio transmission mode] is set to [Mic input] or [Interactive(Full-duplex)] [Interactive (Half-duplex)] If • [Audio input encoding format] is set to [AAC-LC] Buttons, You can adjust the earpiece volume in four steps: [Off], [Low], [Middle], and [High] by clicking on buttons or by moving the volume cursor.
Page 51 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC Please refer to the following for details of the log list and how to play back the image. →2.7 Display the log list ⑲[[Camera Control Panel]-[Record/Play (SD Memory Card)] This can only be set when [Save trigger] is set to [Manual save] on the [SD memory card] tabs. You can manually save images to SD Memory Cards by clicking [Start].
Page 52 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC live screen. Use the corresponding equipment. 2.3.2.4 Live image pages of Multi-directional/PTZ integrated cameras [Note:] ・[MULTI_PTZ] The live image pages for each camera are displayed by accessing the IP addresses set for the PTZ camera and the Multi-directional camera. PTZ camera...
Page 53 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC Multi-directional camera...
Page 54 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC ①[Camera title] The title of the camera entered in [Camera title] on the [Basic] tab is displayed. If you click the icon, the camera title becomes a text box and you can edit the string. ②[SD Storage Status Display] Displays the storage status on the SD Memory Card.
Page 55 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC ⑤[Stream Selection Display button] You can toggle between displaying and hiding popup displays on the stream selection screen. In the streaming selection window, you can set the [Live view] etc. ⑥[Before/after image comparison toggle button] Click the icon to acquire and display the still image.
Page 56 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC 　　 The main area image is displayed according to the settings in the stream and JPEG. You can also configure the [Initial display stream] of the [Image] tabs to show the first streams that appear when you are accessing the cameras.
Page 57 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC Displays the camera image. The current date and time are displayed according to the set [Time display format] and [Date/time display format]. →4.5.1 [Basic] to perform basic settings The set text is displayed on the screen. The number of lines is two. When H.265 is displayed, when the bit rate is high, it may be displayed at the refresh interval.
Page 58 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC [Note:] ・The following subjects cannot be focused with auto focus. Focus manually. A subject that is bright or reflects strong light -Subject over water droplets or dirty glass Remote and nearby subjects mixed together -Subjects (white walls, etc.) without contrast A horizontal subject, such as a blind-an oblique subject-a dark subject ⑱[PTZ panel-[Control pad]...
Page 59 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC [Note:] ・If the content of [Self return] operates at the time set by [Self return time] during the auto mode operation, the auto mode operation stops. →4.7.1 [Cam. Function] for setting the operation of cameras ⑳[PTZ-panel]-[Preset No.] Select the preset position from the pull-down menu and click the [Move] button to move the camera's orientation to the preset position registered beforehand.
Page 60 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC After the manual operation is completed, select the time before returning to the operation set by [Self return]. ㉒[Alarm notification] When an alarm is generated, it is displayed as a popup. Clicking the [X] button resets the output terminal and the display disappears.
Page 61 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC hear the sound of the camera browser opened later. Access and check one by one. ・If network communication is unstable, voice reception may be stopped. In this case, restart voice reception by turning on and off the earpiece button. ㉕[Camera Control Panel]-[Audio output volume (PC to Camera)] This can only be set if [Audio transmission mode] is set to [Audio output] or [Interactive(Full- duplex)] [Interactive(Half-duplex)] in the configuration menus.
Page 62 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC [Note:] ・The names of [AUX], [Open], and [Close] can be changed. →4.9.3 [Alarm] to change the aux name ㉗[SD Memory Cards]-[Rec. on SD] This can only be set when [Save trigger] is set to [Manual save] on the [SD memory card] tabs. You can manually save images to SD Memory Cards by clicking [Start].
Page 63 2 　 Operation 2.3 　 Viewing images from a PC [Note:] ・[MULTI_PTZ] If [Left/Right] is selected in [Layout], the displayed Multi- directional camera window will be [4 split]. ・[MULTI_PTZ] If [Up/Down] is selected in [Layout], the displayed Multi- directional camera will be [360 deg.] or [270 deg.]. ・[MULTI_PTZ] If the Multi-directional camera [Image capture mode] is set to [Quad Mode], [Up/Down] cannot be selected in [Layout].
Page 64: Viewing Images From Mobile/Tablet Terminals
2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals 2.4.1 Viewing images from mobile devices (smartphones, etc.) Connect a portable terminal to your computer and display images (MJPEG and JPEG formats) of your computer. The latest image is automatically updated. The following models are supported.
Page 65 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ①[Live image Displays the area camera image. ②[Operation button area When the function is selected in the function selection area, the button to operate the function is displayed. [Note:] ・The operation buttons displayed on the screen of the mobile terminal may not be displayed depending on the user privileges and function permission settings of the user to access.
Page 66 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ①[Image capture size switchover When the button is pressed, the button for selecting Image capture size is displayed. Select Image capture size from the displayed buttons to toggle Image capture size. The Image capture size set in the [JPEG(1)] [JPEG(2)] of the [JPEG] in the [Image] tab is displayed.
Page 67 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ・If the HTTP port number is changed from 80, [http://IP address:port number/cam] Enter the port number of the this product. If you are using the DDNS function, [http://Host name registered on the DDNS server: Port number/cam] Please enter.
Page 68 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ①[Live image Displays the area camera image. ②[Operation button area When the function is selected in the function selection area, the button to operate the function is displayed. ③[Zoom operation area Displays the zoom button.
Page 69 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ①[Pan/Tilt Press the button to display the button to operate the pan/tilt. 、、、 Press the buttons to pan/tilt in each direction. ②[Preset Press the button to display the button for selecting the preset position. By selecting the preset number from the displayed button, the camera image is displayed in the direction of the...
Page 70 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals preset registered camera. Only position numbers 1 to 4 are displayed for preset positions. Only registered preset positions are displayed, and unregistered preset positions are not displayed. ③[Resolution switchover Press the button to display the screen for selecting the resolution. The resolution is switched by selecting the resolution from the displayed buttons.
Page 71 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals Press the button to display the button to operate the AUX output. 、 The button enables you to control the AUX output terminal. This message is displayed only when [Terminal 3] is set to [AUX output] in the operation setting menu.
Page 72 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ⑥[Zoom display 、、 You can zoom the camera image with the buttons. [Note:] ・The screen size displayed on the mobile phone can be changed by accessing the following. -Large screen size: http://IP address/cam/dl Display medium: http://IP address/cam/dm -display small: http://IP address/cam/ds ・The resolution displayed by [Resolution] changes, but the size of the images does...
Page 73 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ・Audio cannot be received or sent from a mobile terminal. ・Some mobile terminals may not be able to display images when the image size is large. This may be displayed when the [Image quality setting] of [JPEG] is close to low quality.
Page 74 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ①[Live image] Displays the area camera image. ②[Operation button area] When the function is selected in the function selection area, the button to operate the function is displayed. ③[Function selection area] Displays and selects functions that can be operated, and the operation buttons are displayed in the operation button area.
Page 75 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals user privileges and function permissions ([User mng.] [User auth.]). →4.10.1 [User auth.] to configure user-authentication Click the button of the function you want to operate. ①[Camera switchover] When the button is pressed, the button to select the camera is displayed on the screen. Select the camera from the displayed button to change the displayed camera.
Page 76 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ②[Aux control] Press the button to display the button to operate the AUX output. 、 The button enables you to control the AUX output terminal. This message is displayed only when [Terminal 3] is set to [AUX output] in the operation setting menu.
Page 77 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals [Note:] ・If the HTTP port number is changed from 80, [http://IP address:port number/cam] Enter the port number of the machine. If you are using the DDNS function, [http://Host name registered on the DDNS server: Port number/cam] Please enter.
Page 78 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals may need to be entered each time the screen is switched. ・Audio cannot be received from a portable terminal. ・Some mobile terminals may not be able to display images when the image size is large.
Page 79 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ③[Zoom operation area] Displays the zoom button. ④[Function selection area] Displays and selects functions that can be operated, and the operation buttons are displayed in the operation button area. [Note:] ・The operation buttons displayed on the screen of the mobile terminal may not be displayed depending on the user privileges and function permission settings of the user to access.
Page 80 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ②[Preset] Press the button to display the button for selecting the preset position. By selecting the preset number from the displayed button, the camera image is displayed in the direction of the preset registered camera.
Page 81 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals Press the button to display the screen for selecting the resolution. The resolution is switched by selecting the resolution from the displayed buttons. The resolution set in the [JPEG(1)] [JPEG(2)] of the [JPEG] in the [Image] tab is displayed. ④[Aux control] Press the button to display the button to operate the AUX output.
Page 82 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ⑤[Focus Display] Press the button to display the button to perform the focus operation. 、、 The button allows focusing of the camera image. ⑥[Zoom display] 、、 You can zoom the camera image with the buttons.
Page 83 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals [Note:] ・The screen size displayed on the mobile phone can be changed by accessing the following. -Large screen size: http://IP address/cam/dl Display medium: http://IP address/cam/dm -display small: http://IP address/cam/ds ・The resolution displayed by [Resolution] changes, but the size of the images does not change.
Page 84 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ①[Live image] Displays the area camera image. ②[Camera switchingArea] The button for selecting the camera to be displayed in the live image is displayed. Select the camera from the displayed button to change the displayed camera. Images of cameras 1, 2, 3 and 4 are displayed at the resolution set in [JPEG] in the [Image] tabs.
Page 85: View Images From A Tablet Terminal
2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ・Some mobile terminals may not be able to display images when the image size is large. This may be displayed when the [Image quality setting] of [JPEG] is close to low quality.
Page 86 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ①[Setup menu.] buttons*3 Indicates the setup menu. ②[Camera title The title of the camera entered in [Camera title] on the [Basic] tab is displayed. →3.2 [Basic] to perform basic settings ③[Alarm Notification button*4 The lamp blinks when an alarm is generated.
Page 87 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals [Off]:Stops the superdynamic function. [Note:] ・Set [Super Dynamic] to [Off] when the following phenomena are observed depending on the lighting condition. -when flickering or color changes occur -when noise is generated in the bright area of the screen ⑧[Light control mode] pull-down menu Select the mode to control the light intensity from the following.
Page 88 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ・When "Rotate images" is set to "90°" and "270°", the positions that can be set to "[Date/time position]" and "[Camera title position]" are limited to "upper left" and "lower left". [Note:] ・If [Image capture size] is 320 x 180, [Image rotation] cannot be set to 90°...
Page 89 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals *1The IP address is the global IP address on the WAN side of the router that can be accessed from the Internet. However, it is the local IP address when accessing the this product in the same LAN with a wireless connected mobile terminal.
Page 90 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals [Note:] ・The alarm notification button blinks in conjunction with the alarm notification operation such as mail transfer. Check the operation setting. ④[SD Storage Status Display Displays the storage status on the SD Memory Card. When saving starts, the SD save status indicator turns red.
Page 91 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals [Fixed shutter: If [Image capture mode] is in 30 fps or 15 fps mode: [1/30 fixed], [3/120 fixed], [2/100 fixed], [2/120 fixed], [1/100 fixed], [1/120 fixed], [1/250 fixed], [1/500 fixed], [1/1000 fixed], [1/2000 fixed], [1/4000 fixed], or [1/10000 fixed] If [Image capture mode] is in 25 fps or 12.5 fps mode: [1/25 fixed]/[3/100 fixed]/[2/100 fixed]/[1/100 fixed]/[1/250 fixed]/[1/500 fixed]/[1/1000 fixed]/[1/2000 fixed]/[1/4000 fixed]/[1/10000 fixed]...
Page 92 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals orientation or zoom in on the screen. If the orientation of the camera cannot be adjusted by tablet operation, refer to the following to move the camera orientation in the direction you want to register. →2.4.1 Viewing images from mobile devices (smartphones, etc.) 　...
Page 93 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals Use [Auto] and [Off] to set whether auto focus is performed after the preset is moved. You can set for each preset position. [Auto]:Auto focus is performed after the preset is moved. [Off]:Auto focus is not performed after moving the preset.
Page 94 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals [Note:] ・The following subjects cannot be focused with auto focus. Focus manually. Bright or intense light reflecting subjects -Subject over water droplets or dirty glass Remote and nearby subjects mixed together -Subjects (white walls, etc.) without contrast --horizontal subject such as a blind Oblique subject...
Page 95 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals *1The IP address is the global IP address on the WAN side of the router that can be accessed from the Internet. Note, however, that this is the local IP address when accessing the handset in the same LAN with a mobile terminal supporting wireless connection.
Page 96 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ①[Setup menu.] buttons*3 Indicates the setup menu. ②[[Switch Display Camera] pull down menu The camera image displayed in the area ⑤ can be selected. [Camera 1 to Camera 2:Images of camera 1 and 2 are displayed at the same time. Displayed according to the settings in [⑦...
Page 97 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals [Note:] ・The blinking of the alarm notification button is not linked to the alarm notification operation such as recording to the SD Memory Card or mail transfer. Check the setting of each operation. ⑤[Main area] Live displays the camera image.
Page 98 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals [Note:] ・The zoom (magnification) switches between the optical zoom and EX optical zoom. [Important] ・With the mask area, privacy zone, operation detection area, undesired detection area, and VIQS area set, setting the EX optical zoom will shift the position. Therefore, set the EX optical zoom and then set each area.
Page 99 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals Large variation in illumination -Low illumination-Extremely bright or reflected light Over the window -where the dome cover is prone to contamination White walls are less dark. Flicker fiercely ・When the image is switched from color to black and white in the near infrared region, the focus may shift due to the optical characteristics.
Page 100 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals *1The IP address is the global IP address on the WAN side of the router that can be accessed from the Internet. Note, however, that this is the local IP address when accessing the handset in the same LAN with a mobile terminal supporting wireless connection.
Page 101 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals [Note:] ・The alarm notification button blinks in conjunction with the alarm notification operation such as mail transfer. Check the operation setting. ④[SD Storage Status Display] Displays the storage status on the SD Memory Card. When saving starts, the SD save status indicator turns red.
Page 102 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals [Fixed shutter: If [Image capture mode] is in 30 fps or 15 fps mode: [1/30 fixed], [3/120 fixed], [2/100 fixed], [2/120 fixed], [1/100 fixed], [1/120 fixed], [1/250 fixed], [1/500 fixed], [1/1000 fixed], [1/2000 fixed], [1/4000 fixed], or [1/10000 fixed] If [Image capture mode] is in 25 fps or 12.5 fps mode: [1/25 fixed]/[3/100 fixed]/[2/100 fixed]/[1/100 fixed]/[1/250 fixed]/[1/500 fixed]/[1/1000 fixed]/[1/2000 fixed]/[1/4000 fixed]/[1/10000 fixed]...
Page 103 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals orientation or zoom in on the screen. If you cannot adjust the orientation of the camera with the tablet operation, refer to the following to move the camera orientation in the direction you want to register.
Page 104 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ⑩[Auto focus] Use [Auto] and [Off] to set whether auto focus is performed after the preset is moved. You can set for each preset position. [Auto]:Auto focus is performed after the preset is moved. [Off]:Auto focus is not performed after moving the preset.
Page 105 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals [Note:] ・The following subjects cannot be focused with auto focus. Focus manually. Bright or intense light reflecting subjects -Subject over water droplets or dirty glass Remote and nearby subjects mixed together -Subjects (white walls, etc.) without contrast --horizontal subject such as a blind Oblique subject...
Page 106 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals *1The IP address is the global IP address on the WAN side of the router that can be accessed from the Internet. Note, however, that this is the local IP address when accessing the handset in the same LAN with a mobile terminal supporting wireless connection.
Page 107 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ①[Setup menu.] buttons*3 Indicates the setup menu. ②[[Switch Display Camera] pull down menu The camera image displayed in the area ⑤ can be selected. [Camera 1 to Camera 4:Images of camera 1, 2, 3 and 4 are displayed at the same time. Displayed according to the settings in [⑦...
Page 108 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals ⑤[Main area] Live displays the camera image. ⑥[Capacity display] The remaining capacity and total capacity of the SD Memory Card are displayed. ⑦[Layout Settings] pull-down menu Select from [4 split], [360 deg.] and [270 deg.] for the layout of the images to be displayed in the area ⑤.
Page 109 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals [Note:] ・The zoom (magnification) switches between the optical zoom and EX optical zoom. [Important] ・With the mask area, privacy zone, operation detection area, undesired detection area, and VIQS area set, setting the EX optical zoom will shift the position. Therefore, set the EX optical zoom and then set each area.
Page 110 2 　 Operation 2.4 　 Viewing images from mobile/tablet terminals Large variation in illumination -Low illumination-Extremely bright or reflected light Over the window -where the dome cover is prone to contamination White walls are less dark. Flicker fiercely ・When the image is switched from color to black and white in the near infrared region, the focus may shift due to the optical characteristics.
Page 111: Manually Save Images On The Sd Memory Card
2 　 Operation 2.5 　 Manually save images on the SD memory card *1The IP address is the global IP address on the WAN side of the router that can be accessed from the Internet. Note, however, that this is the local IP address when accessing the handset in the same LAN with a mobile terminal supporting wireless connection.
Page 112: Operation When Alarm Is Generated
2 　 Operation 2.6 　 Operation when alarm is generated [Note:] ・Images saved on the SD Memory Card can be downloaded from the Log List screen to the PC by clicking the [Start] button on the [Log/Play] button on the Live screen.
Page 113: Operation When Alarm Is Generated
2 　 Operation 2.6 　 Operation when alarm is generated an alarm function is installed, an alarm is activated when an alarm is generated by the function extension software. 2.6.2 Operation when alarm is generated Displaying alarm notification on live image page When an alarm is generated, the alarm notification is displayed on the [Live] page.
Page 114: Display The Log List
2 　 Operation 2.7 　 Display the log list Display the log list The following history is displayed in the list. Alarm Log:The alarm date and time, recording period, and alarm cause can be checked. Manual/Schedule Storage Log:You can check the log and recording period when saved manually or in schedule settings.
Page 115 2 　 Operation 2.7 　 Display the log list [Important] ・The log list display screen cannot be accessed by multiple users simultaneously. ① Recording period Displays the period of recording saved on the SD Memory Card. ② Recording stream Select the recording stream in which you want to view the log. [Camera 1]:For Camera 1, the logs recorded by [Recording stream] are displayed.
Page 116 2 　 Operation 2.7 　 Display the log list [Camera 2]:For Camera 2, the logs recorded by [Recording stream] are displayed. [Camera 3]:The logs recorded by [Recording stream] are displayed for Camera 3. [Camera 4]:For Camera 4, the logs recorded by [Recording stream] are displayed. [Note:] ・[MULTI] Only Multi-directional cameras are selected for recording streams.
Page 117 2 　 Operation 2.7 　 Display the log list 　 (Previous page) button:Displays the log list for the previous page. 　 (Next page) button:Displays the log list for the following pages. 　 (Last) button:Displays the last log. 　 [Time & data]:Displays the date and time the log was recorded. [Note:] ・If [Time display format] is set to [24h], the alarm date and time is displayed in 24-hour format.
Page 118: Play Back Images On The Sd Memory Card
2 　 Operation 2.8 　 Play back images on the SD Memory Card -DIR: Direction alarm with AI-VMD -CLD: Line cross alarm with AI-VMD [Note:] ・The factors displayed differ depending on the function of the model. ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model. 　...
Page 119 2 　 Operation 2.8 　 Play back images on the SD Memory Card [Important] ・The image updating speed may be slow during playback or downloading of the image. ・If the number of images stored on the SD Memory Card is large, it may take a long time before the images are displayed on the playback page.
Page 120: When Playing Jpeg Images Stored On The Sd Memory Card
2 　 Operation 2.8 　 Play back images on the SD Memory Card 2.8.1 When playing JPEG images stored on the SD Memory Card If the SD Memory Card contains an image associated with the date and time of clicking, the first image is displayed.
Page 121 2 　 Operation 2.8 　 Play back images on the SD Memory Card During high-speed reverse play Buttons, Click the button to return to the normal playback speed. 　 [reverse playback] button Play back to the previous image. 　 [Play] button Play back images in sequence.
Page 122: Play Back The Image Of The Stream Stored On The Sd Memory Card
2 　 Operation 2.8 　 Play back images on the SD Memory Card [Note:] ・Press and hold the button to count the number of images. Releasing the button stops counting up the image number and displays the image of the number when the button is released.
Page 123 2 　 Operation 2.8 　 Play back images on the SD Memory Card ①Slider bar You can press the slider bar and play it from any position. Operation is available only before start of playback, during pause, and after completion of playback. [Note:] ・Move the slider bar to the I-picture at the position where you move it.
Page 124 2 　 Operation 2.8 　 Play back images on the SD Memory Card [Note:] ・When audio data is recorded, the recorded data is also played, but the image and sound are not synchronized. Therefore, there may be a slight deviation between the image and sound.
Page 125 2 　 Operation 2.8 　 Play back images on the SD Memory Card Exit the playback and return to the live image page. [Time & data] Displays the date and time the log was recorded. [Duration] Displays the time when the data is saved on the SD Memory Card. [Event] Displays the cause of the log.
Page 126 2 　 Operation 2.8 　 Play back images on the SD Memory Card ・Depending on the status of the SD Memory Card or Windows Media Player, H.264 movies may not be played. ・For H.265 video playback, please refer to our technical information website< Control No.
Page 127: Setting
3 　 Setting 3.1 　 Displaying the configuration panel from the PC 3 　 Setting This chapter explains the items that can be set from the camera's live image. You can set general items for each function in live pictures. For items that cannot be set from live pictures, set them from the Advanced menu.
Page 128: How To Operate
3 　 Setting 3.1 　 Displaying the configuration panel from the PC 3.1.2 How to operate Click on each tab in the Settings panel. Enter each item on the setting page. [Note:] ・Some items cannot be set depending on the main area display. If the desired item is not displayed, Click or press the scroll bar to display the items you want to set.
Page 129 3 　 Setting 3.1 　 Displaying the configuration panel from the PC PTZ camera Multi-directional camera ① [Basic] tabs [Basic] displays the tabs. On the [Basic] tab, you can set the camera titles and display characters. →3.2 [Basic] to perform basic settings ②...
Page 130: Basic] To Perform Basic Settings
3 　 Setting 3.2 　 [Basic] to perform basic settings →3.7 [Audio] for setting sound ⑥ [Alarm] tabs [Alarm] displays the tabs. The [Alarm] tabs configure the alarm settings. →3.8 [Alarm] to set alarm ⑦ [Detailed setting] tabs [Detailed setting] displays the tabs. On the [Detailed setting] tabs, you can migrate to advanced settings and set up control panels.
Page 131: Stream] For Setting Images
3 　 Setting 3.3 　 [Stream] for setting images ・[Image rotation] ・[Camera title on screen display] ・[Camera title on screen(Line 1)] ・[Camera title on screen(Line 2)] ・[Camera title position] ・Date and time&In-screen text display format ・[Character size] [Note:] ・[MULTI] Only the Multi-directional camera can be selected for [Camera]. ・[MULTI] [Image rotation] can be selected for 2-eye Multi-directional cameras only.
Page 132 3 　 Setting 3.3 　 [Stream] for setting images →4.6.1 [Image] to set the imaging modes [Note:] ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model. [Common] Set the common items for JPEG and stream. ・ [Image capture mode] Select the image to be displayed on the live image, etc.
Page 133: Image Quality] For Setting Image Quality
3 　 Setting 3.4 　 [Image quality] for setting image quality ・ [Smart P-picture control] To reduce the amount of data, control the generation of data (macroblock) as little as possible except where there is an object (head, person, car, or motorcycle). ・...
Page 134 3 　 Setting 3.4 　 [Image quality] for setting image quality ・[Camera 2]: Sets camera 2 image quality. ・[Camera 3]: Sets the image quality of camera 3. ・[Camera 4]: Sets camera 4 image quality. ・ [Brightness] Adjust the brightness. Move the slider bar in the [+] direction to brighten the image. Move the slider bar in the [-] direction to darken the image.
Page 135: Zoom] For Setting Ex Zoom
3 　 Setting 3.6 　 [Zoom] for set zoom/focus Set ON/OFF whether the intelligent auto function is enabled or not. [Zoom] for setting EX zoom On the [Zoom] tab, you set the angle of view of the image displayed during zooming. For a detailed explanation of the settings and notes for setting, refer to the [Image quality] tabs on the image/audio pages in the detailed settings.
Page 136 3 　 Setting 3.6 　 [Zoom] for set zoom/focus [Note:] ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model. [Zoom] Set the field of field of field. ・ [Camera selection] Select the camera to set zoom and focus. ・...
Page 137: Audio] For Setting Sound
3 　 Setting 3.8 　 [Alarm] to set alarm C0315>. 　 [Audio] for setting sound The [Audio] tabs configure audio-related settings. For a detailed explanation of the settings and notes for setting, refer to the [Audio] tabs on the image/audio pages in the detailed settings. →4.6.5 [Audio] for setting sound [Note:] ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model.
Page 138 3 　 Setting 3.8 　 [Alarm] to set alarm [Note:] ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model. [Alarm] Set terminal operation and alarm items. ・ [Terminal 1] Set the operation of terminal 1. ・ [Terminal 2] Set the operation of terminal 2.
Page 139: Detailed Setting] For Switching To Advanced Settings And Setting Related To The
3 　 Setting 3.9 　 [Detailed setting] for switching to advanced settings and setting related to the displayed images alarm, this setting prevents you from sending too much e-mail. [Detailed setting] for switching to advanced settings and setting related to the displayed images [Note:] ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model.
Page 140 3 　 Setting 3.9 　 [Detailed setting] for switching to advanced settings and setting related to the displayed images →4 Advanced settings ・ [Operation panel layout] Select the position of the control panel from [Right], [Left], and [Lower]. →2.3.2 About live image pages...
Page 141: Advanced Settings
4 　 Advanced settings 4.1 　 About network security 4 　 Advanced settings About network security 4.1.1 Security function of the unit This machine is equipped with the following security functions. ① Restricting access by user/host authentication Setting [On] in User Authentication/Host Authentication can restrict the users accessing the cameras.
Page 142: Displaying The Camera Settings Menu From The Pc
4 　 Advanced settings 4.2 　 Displaying the camera settings menu from the PC connecting a malicious PC to a free switching hub port in a LAN. →4.10.4 [IEEE 802.1X] to configure IEEE 802.1X [Important] ・Image data, authentication information (user name, password), alarm mail information, DDNS server information, etc.
Page 143 4 　 Advanced settings 4.2 　 Displaying the camera settings menu from the PC Click the [Detail setting] tabs. Clicking [Advanced settings page] on the [Camera detailed setting] displays the Advanced menu. For more information on this menu, please refer to the following. →4.2.3 Camera Advanced Menu Screen...
Page 144: How To Operate
4 　 Advanced settings 4.2 　 Displaying the camera settings menu from the PC 4.2.2 How to operate ①Menu button 　 ②Configuration page Click the menu button on the left side of the screen to display the setting page. If the page consists of more than one tab, click on each tab. Enter each item on the setting page.
Page 145: Camera Advanced Menu Screen
4 　 Advanced settings 4.2 　 Displaying the camera settings menu from the PC <example> When you have finished setting the items in field A, click [Set] (A-1) below field A. If you do not press the [Set] button (A-1) at the bottom of field A, the setting will not be confirmed.
Page 146 4 　 Advanced settings 4.2 　 Displaying the camera settings menu from the PC Multi-directional camera ① [Setup] buttons Indicates the setup menu. ② [Live] buttons Live image pages are displayed. ③ [Ext. software] buttons You can manage the function extension software and set schedules. When the function...
Page 147 4 　 Advanced settings 4.2 　 Displaying the camera settings menu from the PC extension software is installed, a link to the screen is displayed. →4.3 [Ext. software] for managing and scheduling advanced software ④ [Easy Setup] buttons Displays the easy setting page. On the easy setting page, the event operation such as Internet disclosure setting, alarm setting and alarm linkage operation are set.
Page 148: Ext. Software] For Managing And Scheduling Advanced Software
4 　 Advanced settings 4.3 　 [Ext. software] for managing and scheduling advanced software ⑫ [Maintenance] buttons Displays the maintenance page. On the Maintenance page, you can check the system log, upgrade the software version, check the status, and initialize the settings of the computer. →4.13 [Maintenance] to maintain the machine ⑬...
Page 149: Software Mng.] For Installing, Uninstalling, And Upgrading Function Extension
4 　 Advanced settings 4.3 　 [Ext. software] for managing and scheduling advanced software 4.3.1 [Software mng.] for installing, uninstalling, and upgrading function extension software On the Extension software pages, select the [Software mng.] tabs. Please refer to the following instructions for how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
Page 150 4 　 Advanced settings 4.3 　 [Ext. software] for managing and scheduling advanced software Install the function extension software Save the function extension software to be installed on the PC.
Page 151 4 　 Advanced settings 4.3 　 [Ext. software] for managing and scheduling advanced software [Important] ・Check the [Remaining ROM] [Remaining RAM]. If there is insufficient space required to install the function extension software, uninstall the installed function extension software. See [Uninstall] for uninstallation. Specify the [Ext.
Page 152 4 　 Advanced settings 4.3 　 [Ext. software] for managing and scheduling advanced software [Note:] •Refer to the catalog specifications for the maximum number of software extensions that can be installed. ・For the functional extension software we sell and provide, please refer to our technical information website<Control No.
Page 153 ・<~/> [RAM capacity expansion mode] can be selected only for models with RAM capacity extension. For models with RAM capacity extensionsFAQRefer to "Software installation conditions for the i-PRO camera". ・When [RAM capacity expansion mode] is set to [On], the recording function of the this product function on the SD Memory Card is disabled.
Page 154: Operation Sched.] For Scheduling Extended Software
4 　 Advanced settings 4.3 　 [Ext. software] for managing and scheduling advanced software [Note:] ・If the function extension software does not include the SDK version information, the SDK version information is not displayed. [Status] Displays the installation status of the function extension software. When [Operable] is displayed, it indicates that the installed function extension software is ready for operation.
Page 155 4 　 Advanced settings 4.3 　 [Ext. software] for managing and scheduling advanced software Select the function extension software to set the operation schedule. 　 [Operating day of week] Select [Time table 1] [Time table 2] [Off] for each day of the week. 　...
Page 156: Control Log] To Check The [Control Log] Of The Function Extension Software
4 　 Advanced settings 4.3 　 [Ext. software] for managing and scheduling advanced software schedule is to be set. In the [Operating day of week], select the day of the week and the timetable that you want to schedule. In [Time table 1] [Time table 2], specify the time zone to be operated. Specify [00:00] to [00:00] for 24-hour operation.
Page 157: Easy Setup] To Use Easy Setting
4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting The date and time when the log occurred is displayed. 　 [Description] The contents of the management log are displayed. For the contents of each control log, please refer to our technical information website.<Control number: C0317>...
Page 158 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting [Install on a ceiling]: Select this when the camera is placed on the ceiling. [Install on a wall (horizontal direction)]: Select this when the camera is placed horizontally on the wall. [Install on a wall (vertical direction) Install with the right pipe (Camera 1 is on the upper side)]: Select this if the camera is installed vertically on a wall with Camera 1 facing up.
Page 159 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting Go to the next display. Check the actual display. Fine-tune the screen as required. [Display Layout]: The image display position can be specified. [Left/right placement]: The screen will be left-to-right. [Up/down placement]: The screen is positioned up and down.
Page 160: Internet] To Set Up An Internet-Based Disclosure System
4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting Confirms made selections. 4.4.2 [Internet] to set up an Internet-based disclosure system Click the [Internet] tab for easy setting. Refer to the table below for how to display and operate the setting menu.
Page 161 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting [Note:] ・Select [Japan] when using cameras in Japan. The [Viewnetcam.com] services displayed when [Global] is selected are not accessible from within Japan. [Service] Select [Viewnetcam.com]/[Off] to use the [Viewnetcam.com] services in the DDNS. After you set up the Net, click [Go to MIEMASUNET Registration page] to open the Register [Viewnetcam.
Page 162 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting ・[IPv6/v4 Common] [Maximum RTP packet size]: Limited (1280 bytes) [HTTP max segment size(MSS)]: Restricted (1280 bytes) Compact Dome cameras (X/S series, Image capture size: 2MP) [Image] tabs for video and audio pages ・[JPEG(1)] [Image capture size]:QVGA/ 320x180 ・[Stream(1)] ・...
Page 163: Event Action] For Setting Events
4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting [Image capture size] :VGA/ 640x360 ・[Stream(4)] [Image capture size] :QVGA/ 320x180 [Network] tabs on network pages ・[IPv6/v4 Common] [Maximum RTP packet size]: Limited (1280 bytes) [HTTP max segment size(MSS)]: Restricted (1280 bytes) Multi-directional camera [Image] tabs for video and audio pages ・[JPEG]...
Page 164 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting In event operation, the event operation can be set for SD schedule recording, regular transmission of FTP/SFTP, and alarm detection. When the settings are complete, press [Next] to proceed. The configuration flow is as follows.
Page 165 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting Terminal/operation/disturbance/ sound detection Event operation Regular setting transmission of Set the operating FTP/SFTP FTP/SFTP SD recording conditions SD recording →4.4.3.9 transfer H.265/H.264 selected in the →4.4.3.4 Alarm: Schedule: Setting →4.4.3.4 Alarm: →4.4.3.8 event type...
Page 166 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting [Note:] ・[MULTI] There is no FTP/SFTP function. 4.4.3.1 Schedule/alarm setting (event type setting screen) Here, select the type of event. [Trigger] [Alarm]:Select this to set the alarm detection. [Schedule] :[Select this when you want to [FTP/SFTP periodic image transmission] SD-Record.
Page 167 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting Select [Alarm] and press [Next] to open the Alarm Settings window. →4.4.3.2 Alarm: Sets terminal and operation detection (alarm setting screen) Select [Schedule] and press [Next] to open the Schedule Type Settings window. →4.4.3.7 Schedule: Set SD recording or FTP/SFTP periodic transmission (Schedule type setting screen) 4.4.3.2...
Page 168 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting ・[Off]:Terminal function is not used. ・[Alarm input(TRM1)]:Terminal alarm input is received. 　・[Close]:When the terminal status changes to [On], an alarm is detected. ・[Open]:When the terminal status changes to [Off], an alarm is detected. ・[Close(Continue)]:When the terminal status changes to [On], an alarm is detected.
Page 169 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting ・[Off]:Terminal function is not used. ・[Alarm input (TRM3)]:The alarm input is received. ・[Short circuit]:When the terminal status changes to [On], an alarm is detected. ・[Open]:When the terminal status changes to [Off], an alarm is detected. ・[Short circuit (Continued)]:When the terminal status changes to [On], an alarm is detected.
Page 170 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting [Note:] ・Alarm detection time is managed for each alarm type. For example, the operation detection alarm is detected even when the alarm of terminal alarm 1 is not detected.
Page 171 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting [Note:] ・[PTZ] Only PTZ can be selected for [Camera action on alarm]. [VMD alarm] Select the action to be linked to the alarm detected by the motion detector from the following. [Off]:When an alarm is detected by the motion detector, interlock operation is not performed.
Page 172 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting [Trigger] [FTP/SFTP Transfer]:FTP/SFTP transfers JPEG images when an alarm is generated. [SD memory recording]:Record to SD Memory Card when an alarm is generated. [Note:] ・[FTP/SFTP periodic image transmission] can be selected only for models with FTP/SFTP features.
Page 173 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting [Note:] ・Clicking [Next] saves the settings in the window. ・The alarm alarm is not recorded on the SD memory card. [Back] button Returns to the previous screen. 4.4.3.4 Alarm: Setting details of image transfer or recording conditions Setting FTP/SFTP transfer (FTP/SFTP transfer setting screen) In this case, FTP/SFTP transfer when alarm is detected is set.
Page 174 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting...
Page 175 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting For details on how to set up the above screen, refer to the following. →4.11.2.2 Configuring FTP/SFTP transmission function [Next] buttons Select [Alarm output] in the Alarm Settings window and press [Next] to open the Alarm Outputs dialog box.
Page 176 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting If you do not select [Alarm output] on the Alarm Settings screen and [Next] is clicked, the Mail Settings screen is displayed. →4.4.3.6 Alarm: Configuring mail notification and mail server [Back] button Returns to the previous screen.
Page 177 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting Select whether to record before alarm. Sets the time to save to the SD Memory Card. [Off]/ [1s]/ [2s]/ [3s]/ [4s]/ [5s]/ [8s]/ [10s]/ [15s]/ [20s]/ [25s]/ [30s]/ [40s]/ [50s]/ [60s]/ [90s]/ [120s] [Note:] ・The values that can be set depend on the resolution and bit rate of the stream to...
Page 178 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting For details of the settings on the screen above, refer to the following. →4.9.2 [Alarm] for setting the output terminal 　 [Next] buttons Click the [Next] button to display the mail setting screen. →4.4.3.6 Alarm: Configuring mail notification and mail server [Note:] ・Clicking [Next] saves the settings in the window.
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Page 180 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting For details on how to set up the above screen, refer to the following. →4.11.2.1 Set mail sending [Set] buttons Clicking [Set] completes the setting. [Back] button Returns to the previous screen. 4.4.3.7 Schedule: Set SD recording or FTP/SFTP periodic transmission (Schedule type setting screen)
Page 181 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting [Back] button Returns to the previous screen. [Note:] ・The [Trigger] [FTP/SFTP periodic image transmission] can be selected only for models with FTP/SFTP features. ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model. ・Both [FTP/SFTP periodic image transmission] and [FTP/SFTP] can be operated simultaneously when an alarm is generated.
Page 182 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting [Note:] ・If the audio distribution mode is set to bi-directional (half duplex), the settings cannot be made. [Important] ・When [Overwrite] is switched from [Off] to [On], the old images may be deleted to prepare for writing if there is not enough space on the SD Memory Card.
Page 183 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting [Next] buttons Clicking [Next] displays the window for setting the recording schedule to the SD Memory Card. [Back] button Returns to the previous screen. Set schedule on the Schedule Setting screen.
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Page 185 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting For details on how to set up the above screen, refer to the following. →4.12 [Schedule] for scheduling [Set] buttons Clicking [Set] completes the setting. [Back] button Returns to the previous screen. [Note:] ・If [SD memory recording] is not selected in [Operation mode], no recording is performed.
Page 186 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting For details of the settings on the screen above, refer to the following. →4.11.2.2 Configuring FTP/SFTP transmission function [Set] buttons Displayed when [FTP periodic image transmission] is [Off]. Clicking [Set] saves the settings. [Next] buttons...
Page 187 4 　 Advanced settings 4.4 　 [Easy Setup] to use easy setting Displayed when [FTP periodic image transmission] is [On]. Clicking [Next] displays the window for setting FTP/SFTP scheduled periodic transmissions. [Note:] ・Clicking [Next] saves the settings in the window. [Back] button Returns to the previous screen.
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Page 189: Basic] For Basic Setup Of The Machine
4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine For details on how to set up the above screen, refer to the following. →4.12 [Schedule] for scheduling [Set] buttons Clicking [Set] completes the setting. [Back] button Returns to the previous screen.
Page 190 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine [Camera title] Enter the name of the computer. After input, press [Set] to display the entered name in the camera title. Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 20 characters Characters that cannot be entered:Half-pitch symbol "...
Page 191 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine [Upper left]: Displayed in the upper left corner of the window. [Lower left]: Displayed in the lower left corner of the window. [Upper center]: Displayed in the center of the window. [Lower center]: Displayed at the bottom center of the window.
Page 192 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine [Note:] ・[MULTI] When Image capture mode is in Quad/Dual mode, Camera 1 is automatically selected and other cameras cannot be selected. ・[MULTI] Select Camera 1 in [Display on screen] and select [Reflect all settings for Camera 1] to set the settings you changed for Camera 1 to all other cameras.
Page 193 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine Date and time&In-Screen Characters > [Display type] Sets the display format to either [Permeation] or [Opaque]. [Permeation]:Displays the date and time and characters on the screen in transparent characters. [Opaque]:Displays date and time and on-screen characters in opaque (black-coated) characters.
Page 194 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine [Stabilizer] ON/OFF is used to specify whether or not the camera's shaking correction function is enabled. The gyroscope sensor can be used to compensate for low-frequency vibrations such as pole vibrations caused by wind and fine vibrations at high magnification, thereby shooting images with less blurring.
Page 195 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine ・When [Stabilizer] is set to [On], the digital zoom factor is limited to half. ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model. [Image Rotation] Select from [[0 °(Off)]], [90°] and [[180 °(Upside-down)]], and [270°].
Page 196: Sd Memory Card] For Setting Sd Memory Cards
4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine [Note:] ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the lamps installed in each model. ・[MULTI_PTZ] [Indicator] can be set from the PTZ-camera. [Audio out] Sets whether to use the audio output terminal as the adjustment monitor output. Audio/monitor [Note:] ・When [Audio out] is set to [Audio], [Monitor out] cannot be selected.
Page 197 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine →4.2.2 How to operate Here, settings for the SD Memory Card are made. [Note:] ・The layout of each setting item varies depending on the model. ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model. [Note:] ・[Rapid PTZ] Refer to [Insert/Remove SD memory card mode] to install and...
Page 198 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine [ext(ext4)]：ext formatted SD memory cards can be used. [Important] ・If you change [SD Memory Card File System Format], click the [Execute] button in [Format] to format the SD memory card. [Note:] ・When “ext(ext4)”...
Page 199 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine [Note:] ・Remaining capacity notification is made for each remaining capacity value below the set value. For example, when set to [50%], the remaining capacity is 50%, 20%, 10%, 5%, and 2%, respectively.
Page 200 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine SD Memory Card security setting [Additional info for detecting alteration] Set whether to add information to enable detection when data on the SD Memory Card is falsified. Falsification detection supports only video (MP4 format) and can be checked using dedicated software.
Page 201 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine Type a password. Number of characters that can be entered:4 to 16 characters Characters that cannot be entered:Double-byte and single-byte symbols " & 　 [Status] Displays the password lock setting status. [During locking]:The SD Memory Card has a password and the lock function is enabled.
Page 202 ・Use an UHS-I (Ultra High Speed-I)-compatible card for the Speed Class 10 SD Memory Card. ・It is recommended to use the microSD memory card dedicated to i-PRO devices. ・When using SD Memory Cards other than those compatible with Speed Class 10, the bit rate of streams selected with [Recording format] should be 6144 kbps.
Page 203 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine ・[Recording format] cannot be changed to [JPEG] if [On] is set to [Additional info for detecting alteration]. ・If [Recording format] is [Stream], the file to be saved is named automatically. ・If [Recording format] is [Stream], there may be fewer users that can be connected.
Page 204 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine the recorder, set [SD memory card] to [Not use] and then set [Use] again. ・If [GOP control] is set to Advanced (Fixed GOP 60s + 1s keyframe), alarm recording cannot be set.
Page 205 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine trigger] is set to [Alarm input]. 　 [File name] Enter the file name for saving images to the SD Memory Card. The following file names are actually saved. File name:File name entered + Date and time (year, month, day, minute, second) + Sequence number Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 8 characters...
Page 206 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine This setting is available only when the [Recording format] of the SD Memory Card is set to streaming and [Save trigger] is set to [Alarm input]. [Pre alarm (recording) duration] Select whether to record before alarm.
Page 207 ・After formatting, the SD Memory Card displays less than the total amount of space because it creates the initial directory required to operate. ・The use of an SD Memory Card for i-PRO devices is recommended. ・When recording images repeatedly on an SD Memory Card using the automatic...
Page 208: Alteration Detection] For Detecting Tampering
4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine ・Use an UHS-I (Ultra High Speed-I)-compatible card for the SD Memory Card that supports the speed class Class 10. Installing and removing the SD Memory Card [Insert/Remove SD memory card mode] To install or remove an SD Memory Card, press [Execute].
Page 209 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine [Select certificate] Select the certificate to use for falsification detection. [Pre-install]:Select the pre-installation certificate. CA:Select a CA certificate. This is displayed only if the CA certificate is installed. 　...
Page 210 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine [CA certificate-CRT key generation] Creates a CRT key (encryption key) for use in falsification detection. CRT key generation is performed in [CRT key generation dialog] displayed when [Execute] is clicked.
Page 211: How To Set Up Falsification Detection
4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine 4.5.4 How to set up falsification detection For information on how to set up falsification detection, please refer to the support video page of the support site.<Control No. P0001>. 4.5.5 [Overlay image] to set overlays The overlay image function embeds images uploaded to the computer into live images (overlay...
Page 212 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine [Overlay image] Select the camera for which you want to set the overlay. [Camera 1]:Sets camera 1 overlay. [Camera 2]:Sets camera 2 overlay. [Camera 3]:Set the camera 3 overlay. [Camera 4]:Set the camera 4 overlay.
Page 213 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine Use [On] or [Off] to set whether the uploaded images are overlaid or not. [On]:Displays the overlay. When set to [On], overlaid images are recorded during recording on the SD Memory Card.
Page 214 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine There are two ways to change the display position of uploaded images. ・Drag and drop the uploaded image displayed by using the mouse. ・Enter the coordinates for [X] and [Y] and press [Set]. Input digits: -If [Image capture mode] is [16:9 mode] X: 0 to 639, minus the size next to the uploaded image...
Page 215 4 　 Advanced settings 4.5 　 [Basic] for basic setup of the machine [Note:] ・You can change the display position by moving the red frame displayed when dragging the uploaded image. ・Coordinates for displaying uploaded images to protrude from the top of the setting screen cannot be set.
Page 216: Image/Audio] For Setting Images And Sound Files
4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Click the color to be transmitted in the displayed image. The selected color and RGB values are displayed. Close the sub-window by clicking [Close]. Finally, clicking on the [Set] will transparent the selected colors. [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Image/audio pages configure JPEG images, H.265 images and H.264 images, and set image quality and sound.
Page 217 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files 16:9 (25fps) mode size: 8M (4K)), Rapid PTZ Camera(X/S Series, Image capture size: 6MP) Multi-directional cameras (8-megapixel models) 8 megapixels [16:9] (15 fps mode) 8 megapixels [16:9] (12.5 fps mode) 8 megapixels [16:9] (15 fps Dual mode) 8 megapixels [16:9] (12.5 fps Dual mode) Multi-directional camera (5-megapixel model)
Page 218 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files 4:3 (25fps) mode 4:3 (15 fps) mode 4:3 (12.5 fps) mode [Important] ・If you change the image pickup mode setting with the following area setting, the position will be misaligned. Therefore, after setting the imaging mode, set each area.
Page 219: Image] For Setting Jpeg Images
4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files 4.6.2 [Image] for setting JPEG images Click on the [Image] tabs of the video and audio pages. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu. →4.2.1 How to display →4.2.2 How to operate Live image (initial display)
Page 220 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files ・[MULTI_PTZ] Only Multi-directional/PTZ-integrated cameras can be selected for [Multi-directional + PTZ]. [JPEG image updating speed (movie)*] Select the rate at which the JPEG image is updated. If [Image capture mode] is set to [Single source [4:3](30fps mode)]/[Dual sources [4:3](15fps mode)]/[60fps mode]: 0.1fps/ 0.2fps/ 0.33fps/ 0.5fps/ 1fps/2fps/ 3fps/ 5fps/ 6fps/ 10fps/ 12fps/ 15fps/ 30fps If [Image capture mode] is set to [Single source [4:3](25fps mode)]/[Dual sources [4:3](12.5fps...
Page 221 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files →1.2 Compatible models and symbols in this manual Compact camera Aircraft type Image capture mode JPEG1 JPEG2 Compact camera 16:9 (30 fps) mode Only the same 640x360 (4-megapixel model) 16:9 (25fps) mode Image capture size...
Page 222 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files 4:3 (15 fps) mode 2048x1536 640x480 4:3 (12.5 fps) mode 1280x960 640x480 320x240 PTZ cameras (X-series, Image capture size: 2MP), Rapid PTZ Camera(X/S Series, Image capture size: 2MP) Aircraft type Image capture mode JPEG1...
Page 223 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Only the same Image capture size set for stream (1), stream (2), stream (3), stream (4) and JPEG (2) can be selected. WV-S66600-Z3L 16:9 (30 fps mode) 3328x1872 2560x1440 WV-X66600-Z3LS...
Page 224 3072x2304 2560x1920 5 megapixels [4:3] (12.5 fps Quad mode) 1280x960 640x480 WV-S85402-V2L 4 megapixels [16:9] (30 fps mode) 2688x1520 2560x1440 WV-U85402-V2L 4 megapixels [16:9] (25fps mode) 1920x1080 1280x720 640x360 320x180 4 megapixels [16:9] (30 fps Dual mode) 2688x1520 2560x1440 4 megapixels [16:9] (25 fps Dual mode)
Page 225: Image] For Setting Up Streams
4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files 4.6.3 [Image] for setting up streams Click on the [Image] tabs of the video and audio pages. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu. →4.2.1 How to display →4.2.2 How to operate Here, H.265 (or H.264) images [bit rate per client], [Image capture size], [Image quality]...
Page 226 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Note:] ・[MULTI] This setting is common to all cameras. [Image capture size] Select the resolution of the H.265 (or H.264) image from the following. Selection may be limited depending on the selected resolution.
Page 227 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files 16:9 (30 fps) mode 1920x1080 1920x1080 16:9 (25fps) mode 1280x720 1280x720 1280x720 640x360 640x360 640x360 640x360 320x180 320x180 320x180 320x180 4:3 (30 fps) mode 1280x960 1280x960 4:3 (25fps) mode 640x480 640x480 640x480...
Page 228 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files 320x180 320x180 320x180 WV-S66600-Z3L 16:9 (30 fps mode) 3328x1872 2560x1440 WV-X66600-Z3LS 16:9 (25fps mode) 1920x1080 WV-S66600-Z3 1280x720 1280x720 1280x720 WV-X66600-Z3S 640x360 640x360 640x360 320x180 320x180 320x180 Multi-directional camera H.265/H.264 Aircraft type Imaging mode...
Page 229 Quad mode) 1920x1080 5 megapixels [4:3] (12.5 1280x960 fps Quad mode) 640x480 WV-S85402-V2L 4 megapixels [16:9] (30 2688x1520 2560x1440 WV-U85402-V2L fps mode) 1920x1080 4 megapixels [16:9] 640x360 (25fps mode) 320x180 4 megapixels [16:9] (30 2688x1520 2560x1440 fps Dual mode)
Page 230 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Set the frame rate from the following. -For [16:9 mode(30fps mode)]/[16:9 mode(60fps mode)]/[4:3 mode(30fps mode)]/[4:3 mode(15fps mode)]: 1fps/ 3fps/ 5fps/ 7.5fps/ 10fps/ 12fps/ 15fps/ 20fps/ 30fps/ 60fps -For [16:9 mode(25fps mode)]/[16:9 mode(50fps mode)]/[4:3 mode(25fps mode)]/[4:3 mode(12.5fps mode)]: 1fps/ 3.1fps/ 4.2fps/ 6.25fps/ 8.3fps/ 12.5fps/ 20fps/ 25fps/ 50fps...
Page 231 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files 1280x720 For 1280 x 960: 128 kbps *~ 8192 kbps * 1920x1080 For: 256 kbps *~ 12288 kbps * For 2048 x 1536: 512 kbps *~ 16384 kbps * For 2560 x 1440, 2560 x 1920: 768 kbps *~ 24576 kbps * For 3072 x 1728: 1024 kbps *~ 24576 kbps * For 3072 x 2304: 1536 kbps *~ 24576 kbps *...
Page 232 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Image quality] Select the image quality for the H.265 (or H.264) image from the following. For [Constant bit rate], [Frame rate], [Best effort]:Movement priority/Standard/Image quality priority For [VBR]: [0 maximum image quality]/[1 Fine]/2/3/4/[5 Normal]/6/7/8/[9 Low] Smart Coding-[Auto VIQS] Images are distributed so that the quality of images in moving places is high and the amount of data in other places is low.
Page 233 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Note:] ・This function can be used with [Stream(1)] only. If [On] is selected, the VIQS settings are disabled from the [Image quality] tabs. ・When [On] is selected, movement may not be smooth or noise may be generated in areas without objects (heads, people, cars, and motorcycles).
Page 234 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files from the following. If there are many errors in the network environment, the image will be less distorted if the refresh interval is shortened. However, the updating speed of the image may decrease or the bit rate may be exceeded. [0.2s]/ [0.25s]/ [0.33s]/ [0.5s]/ [1s]/ [2s]/ [3s]/ [4s]/ [5s] [Note:] ・If [GOP control] is set to Low (variable GOP 1s-8s), the refresh interval is set to...
Page 235 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Note:] ・For the maximum number of simultaneous unicast accesses, see the following. →2.3.1 View camera images ・If [Unicast port (MANUAL)] is selected, you must configure a unicast port number.
Page 236: Image Quality] To Set The Image Quality
4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Important] ・When delivering a stream over the Internet, the distribution image may not be displayed depending on the settings of the proxy server, firewall, etc. In this case, contact your network administrator.
Page 237 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files...
Page 238 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Selecting the camera from the pull-down menu at the bottom of the screen displays the live picture of the selected camera. You can view the image quality adjusted on this screen. [Note:] ・[MULTI] Only Multi-directional cameras can be selected.
Page 239 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files →4.6.4.4 Adjust the zoom/focus [Privacy zone] To Advanced Settings>>Click the [Privacy Zone] button to open the Privacy Zone Settings window. →4.6.4.5 Setting the privacy zone (Privacy zone setting screen) [VIQS] To Advanced Settings>>Click the [VIQS] button to display the VIQS settings window.
Page 240 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Camera selection] Select the camera that reflects the image quality settings. [Common(Cam. 1-2)]:The settings are made simultaneously for each camera. The images displayed on the [Image quality] tabs are divided into cameras. [Camera 1]:Sets camera 1 image quality.
Page 241 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Move the slider bar in the [+] direction to brighten the image. Move the slider bar in the [-] direction to darken the image. Press [Reset] to return to the default brightness. [Maximum gain] Adjust the maximum gain.
Page 242 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Note:] ・This cannot be set when [Image capture mode] is [16:9 mode(60fps mode)] or [16:9 mode(50fps mode)]. ・Set [Super Dynamic] to [Off] when the following phenomena are observed depending on the lighting condition.
Page 243 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [BLC/ HLC] Select from the following. This setting is not available if [Super Dynamic] is set to [On] or [Intelligent Auto] is set to [On]. [Back light compensation(BLC)]:Enables the backlight correction function. [High light compensation(HLC)]:Enables the high light correction function.
Page 244 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files →4.6.4.2 Set the mask area [Note:] ・[MULTI] When [Common(Cam. 1-2)] is selected in [Camera selection], the mask area cannot be set. Set for each camera. Light intensity control mode [Light control mode] Select the mode to control the light intensity from the following.
Page 245 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files ・To configure [Fix shutter], set [Super Dynamic] to [Off]. ・If [Image capture mode] is [Single source [4:3](25fps mode)], [50fps mode], or [Dual sources [4:3](12.5fps mode)], [Flickerless 60Hz] cannot be set. ・When [25fps mode], [50fps mode], or [12.5fps mode] is selected for [Image capture mode], [Indoor scene(60 Hz)] is not available.
Page 246 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files the frame rate is lowered for the other cameras whose exposure time has not changed. [Note:] ・Refer to the catalogue specifications for the [Maximum shutter] that can be selected for the respective models.
Page 247 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Auto2(IR Light On)]:The color image and black-and-white image are automatically switched depending on the brightness (illumination) of the image. This setting is used when near-infrared lighting is used at night. [Auto3(SCC)]:Set this when you want to maintain a color image even when the light source is dark.
Page 248 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files image from the following. The following switching illuminance is the illuminance when [Super Dynamic] is [Off]. 3:The brightness (brightness) of the camera is about 8 lx or less, and the image is switched to black and white.
Page 249 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Note:] ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model. ・[MULTI] [IR Light Individual Setting] can be selected only for the model with IR of the Multi-directional camera.
Page 250 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Red gain] Adjusts the red color of the image. Move the slider bar in the [+] direction to darken the red color. When the slider bar is moved in the [-] direction, the red color becomes light.
Page 251 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Move the slider bar in the [-] direction to adjust the entire image in a balanced manner. Press [Reset] to return to the default settings. [Motion priority level (Shutter)] Adjust the motion priority level when activating intelligent auto.
Page 252 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Note:] ・If [Fog compensation] is set to [On], this item cannot be set. [Adaptive black stretch] Adjust the brightness of the dark area of the image. Move the slider bar in the [+] direction to brighten the dark area of the image. Move the slider bar in the [-] direction to darken the dark area of the image.
Page 253 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files On:Enables the fog correction function. Off:Stops the fog correction function. [Note:] ・When [Fog compensation] is set to [On], [Contrast level], [Adaptive black stretch], and [Adaptive highlight stretch] cannot be set. [Level] Adjust the fog correction level.
Page 254 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Displays the image quality adjustment setting screen. →4.6.4 [Image quality] to set the image quality Click + to the left of the [Super Dynamic] to view the Detailed Super Dynamics menu. Clicking on the [Start] buttons in the [Mask area] displays the boundaries and divides the...
Page 255 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files images displayed on the [Image quality] tabs into 48 (8×6). Click the split area to be masked to set the frame you clicked to the mask area and turn white.
Page 256 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Once the mask area has been set, clicking [Stop] will clear the frame from the images on the [Image quality] tab. [Important] ・If you change the [Image capture mode] of the [Image] tabs after you configure the mask area, the mask area may be misaligned.
Page 257 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files ・Zoom (magnification) 1.0 times. ・Adjust the zoom factor in the [Telescope] direction. [Note:] ・The maximum magnification of the EX zoom depends on the model and the [Image capture mode] you are configuring.
Page 258 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Note:] ・[MULTI] The camera to adjust the angle of view can be selected. [Zoom ratio designation] Adjust the zoom and focus simultaneously. Press the slider bar to zoom in or out the angle adjustment frame in the image. When you adjust the zoom (magnification) in the "telephoto"...
Page 259 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files When the zoom (magnification) is adjusted in the "Wide angle" direction, the image itself is reduced or the frame for the zoom angle adjustment is enlarged. You can specify the zoom (magnification) while checking the image size after the zoom is executed.
Page 260 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Note:] ・One-click on the [Near] or [Far] buttons may appear to have no change in focus due to trace adjustments. If you want to move the focus position large, press and hold the button for a long time.
Page 261 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Be a big move Large variation in illumination Low illuminance Be too bright or too reflective Over the window Dome covers are prone to contamination. White walls are less dark. Flicker fiercely ・When the image is switched from color to black and white in the near infrared region, the focus may shift due to the optical characteristics.
Page 262 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files 4.6.4.5 Setting the privacy zone (Privacy zone setting screen) In the Video/Audio [Image quality] tabs to [Privacy zone] Advanced Settings>>Click the [Button]. →4.6.4 [Image quality] to set the image quality If there are areas in the shooting location (image) that you do not want to display, do not display those areas as privacy zones.
Page 263 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Area] This is set as the privacy zone by specifying four vertices on the image. Each zone can also be set in overlap. The zones are set in order from Area 1. [Note:] ・The privacy zone should be wider than the hidden object.
Page 264 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Delete] buttons Click the button on the area to delete the button to delete the zone. [Close] buttons Close the Privacy Zone Settings window. [Important] ・If you configure a privacy zone and then change the [Image capture mode] and [Basic] tab [Image rotation] on the [Image] tab, the privacy zone may be misaligned.
Page 265 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Privacy zone] Select the display format of the privacy zone from the following. [On]:Display in gray [Off]:Not displayed. [Zone select] Click [▼] on the [Zone No] and select the number of zones you want to set. The [*] mark to the right of the zone number indicates that a privacy zone has already been set.
Page 266 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Note:] ・The privacy zone should be set broadly for objects that you want to hide. It is recommended to set the zone between 1 and 3 times the zoom magnification to increase the zone accuracy on the wide angle side.
Page 267 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Select the preset position from the pull-down menu and click the [Move] button to move the camera's orientation to the preset position registered beforehand. [H] next to the number indicates the home position.
Page 268 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Note:] ・When [Image capture mode] is in Quad/Dual mode, the camera cannot be selected. [Area] This is set as the privacy zone by specifying four vertices on the image. Each zone can also be set in overlap.
Page 269 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files What is VIQS? Abbreviation for Variable Image Quality on Specified Area. This function enables you to change the image quality in the specified area. Image quality in the range specified in the shooting location (image) can be made high quality for easy viewing.
Page 270 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Area] When the VIQS area is selected in the image, it is set from Area 1. [Status] Set the VIQS area with [On] and [Off]. [On]:Set the VIQS area. [Off]:Do not configure the VIQS area.
Page 271 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Click the area button to delete the area frame. [Level] Sets the level difference between the quality in the specified range and the quality outside the specified range. The larger the level difference, the lower the image quality outside the specified range and the smaller the image data size.
Page 272 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Select a preset position] Select the preset position number for which you want to configure the VIQS area, and then press [Start] to configure the VIQS area. Select [except the preset positions] to set the VIQS area other than the preset position.
Page 273 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Area] When the VIQS area is selected in the image, it is set from Area 1. [Center] button When clicked, the center is selected as the VIQS area and set to the [1(White)] of the [Area]. [Status] Set the VIQS area with [On] and [Off].
Page 274 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [On]:Set the VIQS area. [Off]:Do not configure the VIQS area. [Delete] buttons Click the area button to delete the area frame. [Level] Sets the level difference between the quality in the specified range and the quality outside the specified range.
Page 275 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Camera selection] Select the camera to set the VIQS area from each camera.
Page 276 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Note:] ・When [Image capture mode] is in Quad/Dual mode, the camera cannot be selected. [Area] When the VIQS area is selected in the image, it is set from Area 1. [Status] Set the VIQS area with [On] and [Off].
Page 277 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Areas are set from the first to the first area number. The color next to the area number indicates the corresponding color of the frame. Sets the level difference between the quality in the specified range and the quality outside the specified range.
Page 278 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files specified range and the smaller the image data size. On/Off selects whether to enable the VIQS function on the delivered image of each stream. Press [Set]. The settings are reflected on the computer. To delete the setting area, click [Delete] in the area to delete.
Page 279: Audio] For Setting Sound
4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files Press [Reset] to return to the default settings. [Note:] ・When EX optical zoom is used, lens distortion compensation does not work. ・When lens distortion compensation is set to ON, all cameras are set to ON. Turning on lens distortion compensation may lower the frame rate.
Page 280 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [AAC‑LC]:64kbps/ 96kbps/ 128kbps Voice delivery [Audio transmission mode] Set the communication mode for sending/receiving voice data between the computer and PC from the following. [Off]:Audio data is not transmitted or received between the computer and the PC. [Mic input]:The PC receives audio data from the computer.
Page 281 4 　 Advanced settings 4.6 　 [Image/Audio] for setting images and sound files [Note:] ・The smaller the call interval, the shorter the delay time. Increasing the value lengthens the delay time but reduces speech interruption. Change the settings depending on your network environment, the performance of your PC, and the usage status of applications other than web browsers.
Page 282: Set Ptz
4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ Select how to use the volume cursor of the earpiece button on the live picture page. Adjust the PC volume:You change the volume of the PC that is opening the Live Picture page. Manipulate camera audio input volume:You change the earpiece volume of the camera.
Page 283 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ [Home position] You can set the preset position as the home position. When the home position is set, [H] is displayed next to the preset position number. →4.7.2.1 Set the preset position (preset position setting screen) [Note:] If you want to move to the home position when the power is turned on, set [HomePosition] to [Self return].
Page 284 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ When the time set by [Self return time] has elapsed after manual operation, the camera can automatically return to one of the following modes of operation. [Off]:Do not perform self-return. [Home position]:After the set time has elapsed, the watch returns to the home position. [Auto Pan]:When the set time elapses, the auto pan operation starts.
Page 285 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ [On]:When the optical zoom range is exceeded, the HD EX optical zoom is performed. [Off]:HD EX optical zoom is not performed. It is within the optical zoom range. What is HD EX optical zoom? Among the effective pixels of the MOS sensor, approximately 920,000 pixels (equivalent to 1280 x 720 resolution) are cut off from the center and shot.
Page 286 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ [Off]:The information is not displayed in the image. [Pan tilt angle/magnification display]:Displays pan angle/tilt angle/magnification. [Directional view]:Displays the direction. [Note:] When set to • [Pan·Tilt degree/Zoom ratio display], the pan tilt angles/ magnifications are displayed in the [Camera title position] set on the Basic Page [Basic] tab.
Page 287: Position] For Setting Positions
4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ center of the field angle moves the orientation of the camera to the center of the clicked position. In this case, the product continues to operate without stopping at the tilt end point. •...
Page 288 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ To Advanced Settings for each item>>Clicking this button displays the advanced settings window in a separate window and allows you to set the settings while viewing the images displayed on the [Position] tab. Here, you can set the image quality adjustment, preset position, preset sequence setting, auto pan, patrol, direction/direction setting, and pan/tilt range setting.
Page 289 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ To Advanced Settings>>Click the [Auto Pan] button to display the auto pan setting window in a separate window. →4.7.2.3 Set auto pan (Auto pan setting screen) 　 [Patrol] To Advanced Settings>>When the [Patrol] button is clicked, the setting window for the patrol is displayed in another window.
Page 290 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ [Important] ・Do not change other settings during preset position setting. The image may not be displayed correctly. ・The preset position cannot be set with the magnification of the digital zoom. ・Up to 256 preset positions can be set.
Page 291 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ [Note:] ・Depending on the operating environment (+5 °C or less as a guideline), the speed of the preset movement may be slightly slower. Preset position setting [Preset ID] Use [On] and [Off] to set whether the position name is displayed. You can set for each preset position.
Page 292 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ [Note:] ・When presetting a subject whose depth does not change, a subject whose contrast is low, or a subject with high brightness such as a spotlight, etc., set [Off] and register the preset position after setting the focus. [Dwell time] During the preset sequence operation, select the time to reflect the image of each preset position (the time when the camera stops rotating) from the following.
Page 293 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ [Level] Adjust the superdynamic level. When the slider bar is moved in the [+] direction, you can shoot a subject with a large difference in light and darkness without flipping white or shading black. Move the slider bar in the [-] direction to take a full picture of the middle brightness.
Page 294 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ 　 [Set] buttons Register the preset position. 　 [Delete] buttons Deletes the preset position selected by the position number. 　 [Close] buttons Click this button to close the preset position setting window. Register the preset position Select the position number.
Page 295 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ Preset sequence setting Preset Sequence 1, Preset Sequence 2, Preset Sequence 3 The preset sequence can be set. [Select all] buttons:Select all preset positions.
Page 296 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ [Cancel all] buttons:You can release all selections. 1～256:Enables/disables the corresponding preset position. [Set] buttons:Save the settings of the created preset sequence. [Note:] ・When the preset sequence is activated, the registered preset positions are moved from a younger number to a higher order.
Page 297 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ Setting the end point [Start position] Use the [Zoom], [Focus] and Control Pad/Buttons to move the camera to the desired position at the left end of the auto pan, and then press the [Set] button. Zoom and focus are set at the same time.
Page 298 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ Auto pan operation 　 [Dwell time] Select the stop time at the start and end positions from the following. [0s]/ [1s]/ [2s]/ [3s]/ [4s]/ [5s]/ [10s]/ [15s]/ [20s]/ [25s]/ [30s] 　 [Speed] Select the pivot speed of the pan operation from the following.
Page 299 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ Patrol setting [Number of patrol pattern] Select the number of memories in the patrol. The amount of time that can be stored varies depending on the number of memories. 1:The operation for 2 minutes is stored in Patrol 1. 2:The operation for one minute is stored in Patrol 1 and Patrol 2.
Page 300 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ operation stops automatically. With Patrol No selected, clicking the [Execute] button reproduces the stored operation of the camera. [Note:] ・The camera operations to be stored are as follows. -Operation start position memory Pan tilt zoom focus position When operating the camera Move Pan Tilt Zoom Focus/Preset Position...
Page 301 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ Direction/Angle setting If the [Camera position display] on the [Cam. Function] tab of the PTZ page is set to [Direction display], the 8-directions are displayed in the preset position title display position. 　...
Page 302 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ [N]:Set the north direction name. [NE]:Set the name in the northeast direction. [E]:Set the name in the east direction. [SE]:Set the name in the southeast direction. [S]:Set the name in the southern direction. [SW]:Set the name in the southwest direction.
Page 303 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ Pan/tilt range setting On/Off sets whether to enable the range that restricts the pan tilt operation. Set [On] and use the control pads/buttons to adjust the field angle to set [Left end], [Right end], [Top end] and [Bottom end].
Page 304: Set Auto-Tracking (Auto-Tracking Screen)
4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ ・Incorrect settings may cause you to view unexpected camera images. After setting, be sure to check the image using the pan tilt operation. ・Configure [Pan/tilt range setting] prior to setting the preset position. If the preset position is outside the range of [Pan/tilt range setting], the preset position stops at the end of the range.
Page 305 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ Basic settings [Detection object] The object to be detected can be selected. You can select multiple objects. [Human]:Automatic tracking is performed when a person is detected. [Vehicle]:Automatic tracking is performed when a car is detected. [Bicycle]:Automatic tracking is performed when a motorcycle is detected.
Page 306 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ [Note:] ・The size is only a guide. Depending on the environmental conditions and tracking conditions, the assumed size may not be achieved. ・Increasing the size of the object to be tracked reduces the tracking performance. [Sensitivity] Select the sensitivity during tracking from the following.
Page 307 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ [Preset sequence/Preset position] Choose whether to auto track in preset sequence or in preset position. [Enable]:Automatic tracking is started during the preset sequence or in the preset position. [Disable]:Automatic tracking is not started during preset sequence or preset position. 　...
Page 308 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ When the subject moves directly below the camera If flickering is severe -reflection of light through windows, reflection of road surfaces, reflection of backlight into the dome, etc. When a tracking object is hidden in the pole or behind the object. -when multiple subjects intersect or crowd When the subject moves too fast or too slowly -if the subject is too small or too large...
Page 309 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ Set the alarm area for the area for which automatic tracking is desired in Camera 1. ① The auto tracking setting screen is displayed. ② Select [On(In preset alarm area)] in [Auto track alarm] and press [Set]. ③...
Page 310: Set Auto Track Alarm (Auto Track Alarm Screen)
4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ 4.7.4 Set Auto Track Alarm (Auto Track Alarm screen) Click on the [Auto track alarm setting] tab of the PTZ page. Here, you can set the automatic tracking alarm. [Note:] ・Automatic tracking is not available in the following cases. -When [Image capture mode] is [16:9 (60 fps mode)], [16:9 (50 fps mode)], [4:3 (15 fps mode)], [4:3 (12.5 fps mode)] -When the [Light control mode] [Maximum shutter] of [Image adjust] is set to the...
Page 311 4 　 Advanced settings 4.7 　 Set PTZ [Auto track alarm] Select the alarm during automatic tracking from the following. [Off]:Alarm is not output. [On (Immediate)]:During automatic tracking, the alarm will continue to be output. The output interval is every 5 seconds. [On (After alarm wait time)]:The alarm is output only once when automatic tracking continues for a certain period of time.
Page 312: Configure The Multi-Screen Settings[Multi-Screen]
4 　 Advanced settings 4.8 　 Configure the multi-screen settings[Multi-screen] tracking object is in the set alarm area. Refer to [Alarm area] for the alarm settings. 　 [Alarm wait time] If [Auto track alarm] is set to [On(After alarm wait time)], select the set time from the following. [1s]/ [10s]/ [30s]/ [1min]/ [3min]/ [5min] 　...
Page 313 4 　 Advanced settings 4.8 　 Configure the multi-screen settings[Multi-screen] Example when entering an IPv6 address: http://[2001:db8:0:0:0:0:0:1]:8080 To access the cameras using the HTTPS protocol, enter as follows: Example of entry: https://192.168.0.10/ Available number of characters: 1 - 128 characters [Important] ・When accessing the camera using the HTTPS protocol, it is necessary to install the pre-installed certificate or the CA certificate of the camera to display images...
Page 314: Alarm] To Set The Alarm
4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm MJPEG : Affiche l’image de caméra vidéo en format JPEG à mouvement (vidéo). Intervalle de rafraîchissement: 1s/ Intervalle de rafraîchissement: 3s/ Intervalle de rafraîchissement: 5s/ Intervalle de rafraîchissement: 10s/ Intervalle de rafraîchissement: 30s/ Intervalle de rafraîchissement: 60s: Affiche le format JPEG (image fixe) de caméra vidéo à...
Page 315 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm –[Close]:When the terminal status changes to [Close], an alarm is detected. –[Open]:When the terminal status changes to [Open], an alarm is detected. –[Close (Continue)]:When the terminal status changes to [Close], an alarm is detected. When the terminal status is [Close], the alarm is detected periodically at intervals of no alarm detection time.
Page 316 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm ([Close], [Open], [Close(Continue)], [Open(Continue)]) is displayed. –[Close]:When the terminal status changes to [Close], an alarm is detected. –[Open]:When the terminal status changes to [Open], an alarm is detected. –[Close (Continued)]:When the terminal status changes to [Close], an alarm is detected. When the terminal status is [Close], the alarm is detected periodically at intervals of no alarm detection time.
Page 317 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm →4.9.9 [Audio detection] for setting sound detection [Command alarm] Use [On] or [Off] to specify whether or not to accept the command alarm. Command alarm is a function to receive unique alarm notification from other cameras. When set to [On], the alarms can be operated in conjunction with several cameras.
Page 318: Alarm] For Setting The Output Terminal
4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm 4.9.2 [Alarm] for setting the output terminal Click [Alarm] on the Alarm page. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu. →4.2.1 How to display →4.2.2 How to operate Here, the output terminal is set.
Page 319: Alarm] To Change The Aux Name
4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm ・When an SD Memory Card Alarm is detected, the [Alarm Notice] on the live image page is popped out. Click the [x] button of [Alarm notification] to clear the [Alarm notification] display.
Page 320: Alarm] To Set Alarm Linkage Operation
4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm menu. →4.2.1 How to display →4.2.2 How to operate You can change the [AUX], [Open], and [Close] names for live picture pages. AUX title 　 [AUX (Up to 10 characters)] Enter the [AUX] name for the live picture page.
Page 321 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm [Note:] ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model. ・[PTZ] [Terminal alarm 1], [Terminal alarm 2], [Terminal alarm 3], [VMD alarm], [Scene change detection (SCD) alarm], [Audio detection alarm], and [Command alarm] can only be set for PTZ cameras.
Page 322 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm [Patrol 1]:When an alarm is detected by the motion detector, a patrol is started. *When Patrol 1 is not registered, it is not displayed. [Scene change detection (SCD) alarm] Select the action to be interlocked when an alarm is detected by the undesired signal detection from the following.
Page 323 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm [Off]:Interlock operation is not performed even if a command alarm is received. [Alarm interlock]:Alarm operation is performed after the command alarm is received. [Switching between black and white]:Switches between black and white after receiving the command alarm.
Page 324 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm 4.9.4.1 Set the preset position by source (screen for setting preset position by source) On the [Alarm] tab of the Alarm page, press [Preset per sender >>] in [Command alarm]. →4.9.1 [Alarm] to set alarm operation Here, the address of the source of the command alarm and the preset position corresponding to that address are registered.
Page 325 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm 　 [On]/[Off] (Reception setting during live view) On/Off is used to select whether to link with the clicking operation of the live image of the Multi-directional camera. 　 [Close] buttons Click this button to close the Source-Specific Preset Position window.
Page 326 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm...
Page 327: Vmd Area] For Setting Motion Detection
4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm 4.9.4.4 Sets recording data to SD Memory Card when alarm is generated. On the [Alarm] tab of the Alarm page, press [SD memory card setup] in [Camera action on alarm]. →4.9.1 [Alarm] to set alarm operation Refer to the following for the setting method.
Page 328 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm [Note:] ・[PTZ] Up to four areas can be set for each preset position (up to 256). ・[PTZ] You can also set the alarm operation when the camera is at a position other than the preset position.
Page 329 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm Operation detection area setting 　 [Select a preset position] Select the preset position number for which the motion detection area is to be set and press [Start] to set the motion detection area. Select [except the preset positions] to set the operation detection area other than the preset position.
Page 330 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm For details of the functions and settings, refer to the instruction manual of the connected device. Operation detection area setting screen Compact Dome cameras [Area] When the motion detection area is selected in the image, it is set in order from Area 1. 　...
Page 331 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm 　 [Status] Enable/disable operation detection. [Enable:Operation detection is performed. [Disabled:Operation detection is not performed. 　 [Detection area] Set the area for detecting movement of object in the motion detection area with the slider bar. The smaller the set value, the smaller the object movement will be detected.
Page 332 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm the instruction manual of the connected device. PTZ camera [Area] When the motion detection area is selected in the image, it is set in order from Area 1. 　 [All areas] buttons Clicking this button selects the entire area as the motion detection area and sets it to the [1(White)] of [Area].
Page 333 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm [Status] Enable/disable operation detection. [On]:Operation detection is performed. [Off]:Operation detection is not performed. 　 [Detection area] Set the area of the slider bar to detect movement of the subject in the motion detection area. The smaller the set value, the smaller the movement of the subject is detected.
Page 334 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm Multi-directional camera [Camera selection] Select the camera to set the area from each camera. 　...
Page 335 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm [Area] When the motion detection area is selected in the image, it is set in order from Area 1. 　 [Status] Enable/disable operation detection. [On]:Operation detection is performed. [Off]:Operation detection is not performed. 　...
Page 336: Vmd Area] To Set The Motion Detection Area
4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm data to the image. The operation detection information can be used by some of the search functions of the network disk recorder manufactured by us. For details of the functions and settings, refer to the instruction manual of the connected device.
Page 337 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm Set the [Detection area] [Detection sensitivity] with the slider bar. For [Detection area] [Detection sensitivity], see the following. →4.9.5 [VMD area] for setting motion detection The area displayed and the movement detection status at the detection sensitivity are displayed in [Detection area].
Page 338: Scd Area] To Set Up Undesired Detection
4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm [Important] ・If you do not press the [Set] buttons, the settings will not be confirmed. To disable the motion detection area, change the [Status] of the area in question to [Off] and click [Set].
Page 339 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm -when the camera is oriented in a similar manner before and after the camera -if a privacy zone is set ・If the [Detection Time] setting of the disturbance detection function is shorter than the [Dwell time] setting of the [Black-and-white switching], the disturbance detection alarm may be generated when the color image and black-and-white image are switched.
Page 340: Scd Area] To Set Up Undesired Detection Areas
4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm [Detection Time] Sets the time from when the subject changes to when the disturbance detection alarm is activated. The alarm does not operate when the subject changes only within the set time. [3s]/ [5s]/ [10s]/ [30s]/ [1min] [Delete] buttons Click to delete the area frame.
Page 341 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm Set [Detection area] [Detection sensitivity] [Discovery Time]. For [Detection area] [Detection sensitivity], refer to the following. →4.9.7 [SCD area] to set up undesired detection Change the area or [Detection area] [Detection sensitivity] as required. When you have finished setting, press [Set].
Page 342: Audio Detection] For Setting Sound Detection
4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm To disable the disturbance detection area, change [Status] to [Off] and press [Set]. Click this button to display a dotted line with the disabled frame color. When disabled, no alarm is generated by undesired disturbance detection.
Page 343 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm [Audio detection] ON/OFF is used to specify whether or not to perform sound detection. [On]:Sound detection is performed. [Off]:Sound detection is not performed. 　 [Detection sensitivity] Select the sensitivity of detection from the [Low] [Middle] [High]. [Note:] ・When installing cameras indoors, it is recommended that [Sense Level] be set to [Low].
Page 344: Notification] To Set Alarm Notification
4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm • [Vehicle horn]: Detects the horn of the car. • [Glass break]: Detects the cracking of windows. [Other]: Detects other sounds than gunshot, screech, horn, or cracking of glasses. [Note:] ・In the following cases, the target sound may not be detected.
Page 345 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm ON/OFF is used to specify whether or not to perform unique alarm notification in the following cases. ・When an alarm is generated (unique alarm notification destination: [Alarm] field) ・When notifying the remaining capacity of the SD Memory Card (unique alarm notifying destination: [Diag.] field) ・When there is insufficient space on the SD Memory Card (unique alarm notification destination: [Diag.] field)
Page 346 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm [Note:] ・Only PTZ cameras are displayed for auto-tracking. [Address 1] ～ [Address 8] Set the unique alarm notification destination with IP address or host name. You can set up to 8 notification destinations.
Page 347 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm [Alarm] field:When the checkbox is checked, the alarm will be notified. [Diag.] field:When checked, notification of the remaining capacity of the SD Memory Card, lack of free space of the SD Memory Card, SD Memory Card recognition error, SD Memory Card write error, and expiration of the trial period of the function extension software are notified.
Page 348 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm [Important] ・If you want to enter a hostname for [Destination address], you must configure the DNS on the [Network] tab of the network page. →4.11.1 Networking [Network] ・Make sure that the notification destination is set correctly. If the notification destination does not exist, a proprietary alarm notification delay or transmission failure may occur.
Page 349 4 　 Advanced settings 4.9 　 [Alarm] to set the alarm [Note:] ・Basic or Digest authentication is performed by an HTTP server authentication request. [Notification data] Set the notification content to be added after the HTTP server set to [Address 1] ～ [Address 5]. Input Characters:Half mark alphanumeric characters and marks [Note:] ・If the HTTP alarm function is enabled, the authentication information (user name,...
Page 350: User Mng.] To Set Authentication
4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication [Note:] ・[MULTI_PTZ] [PTZ interlocked operation] can be set only for Multi-directional cameras with a Multi-directional/PTZ integrated camera. 4.10 [User mng.] to set authentication On the user management page, authentication registration is performed to restrict users and PCs (IP addresses) that can be accessed from a PC, mobile terminal, or tablet terminal.
Page 351 4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication [Authentication] Set the authentication method to use for user authentication. Digest or Basic:Use digest or basic authentication. Digest:Use digest authentication. Basic:Use basic authentication. [Note:] ・To ensure security, [Digest] is recommended for [Authentication]. If you use [Digest or Basic] or [Basic], [User name] and [Password] may leak.
Page 352 4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication [Access level] Set the user access level from the following. 1. [Administrator]You can perform all of the operations of this product. 2. [Camera control]:Set the access level to camera control. The functions selected in [Access Level] can be operated.
Page 353: Host Auth.] To Configure Host-Authentication
4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication Zoom Zoom operation authority operation Focus Focus operation privileges operation Automatic Auto mode operation privileges mode Brightness Authority to set brightness Aux setting authority Preset Operation authority of preset position setting position setting [Note:]...
Page 354: System] To Set Preference Streams
4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication [Note:] ・If you enter IP Address/Mask Length for the subnet, you can restrict the PC that can be accessed for each subnet. For example, if you enter [192.168.0.1/24] and select [2.
Page 355: Ieee 802.1X] To Configure Ieee 802.1X
4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication Priority stream [Activation] On/Off determines whether to use priority stream delivery. [Note:] ・If [Activation] is set to [On], the number of accessible users might be limited. [Destination IP address(1)] Enter the IP address of the first destination.
Page 356 4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication →4.2.1 How to display →4.2.2 How to operate Here, settings are made for IEEE 802.1X. This function can be used to build a secure network environment using the authentication LAN switch.
Page 357 4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication [Password] [Retype password] Enter the password to access the authentication LAN switch. Number of characters that can be entered:4 to 32 characters Characters that cannot be entered:Full-pitch and half-pitch alphanumeric characters " & [CA Certificate] ‑...
Page 358 4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication (continued) ■Specification of Client Certificate with Private Key or Private Key Key length [bit] 1024/ 1536/ 2048/ 3072/ 4096 Maximum number of 6 pieces certificates included in the PEM format Maximum certificate size About 10 kB (including intermediate CA...
Page 359 4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication [Expired]:Certificate expired The [Execute] buttons enable you to view more information about client certificates. You can delete client certificates by using the [Delete] buttons. [Note:] ・Make sure the client certificate has not expired. If you use an expired certificate, you may not be able to connect to the authentication LAN switch.
Page 360 4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication [Note:] ・To delete individual certificates, set [IEEE 802.1X] to [Off]. ・Confirm that the CA and client certificates have not expired. The port authentication feature may not be available if it is expired. Example of [CA Certificate Confirmation] window [Client Certificate Confirmation Screen] example [Important]...
Page 361: Data Encryption] For Setting Up Data Encryption
4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication ・When a certificate exceeding 10 kB is installed, no error is displayed during installation, but error may occur during connection. 4.10.5 [Data encryption] for setting up data encryption On the Users Admin page, press [Data encryption]. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
Page 362 4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication C0310>. [Note:] ・If [Data encryption (Batch change)] is [On], the audio [AAC-LC] is encrypted ([G.726] [G.711] is not encrypted). To encrypt both video and audio, set [Data encryption (Batch change)] to [On] and set the audio [Audio input encoding format] to [AAC-LC].
Page 363 4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication Multi-directional camera Set the data encryption for each stream separately. [Stream] Enable/disable data encryption for each stream separately. [Encryption password], [Retype encryption password] Set the data encryption password. Number of characters that can be entered:4～16 Characters that cannot be entered:Double-byte and single-byte symbols&...
Page 364 4 　 Advanced settings 4.10 　 [User mng.] to set authentication of the streams be set to 64 Mbps or less. ・The data-encrypted MP4 file cannot be viewed on the browser playback page. Download to the PC and check with the decoding tool. For decoding tools, please refer to our technical information website<Control No.
Page 365: Networking Configuration [Network]
4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] 4.11 Networking configuration [Network] Network pages configure network settings. Network pages consist of the [Network] tab and the [Advanced] tab. [Note:] ・The items that can be set differ depending on the function of the model. ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model.
Page 366: Networking [Network]
4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] 4.11.1 Networking [Network] On the Network Page, press the [Network] tab. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu. →4.2.1 How to display →4.2.2 How to operate The following information is required to configure the network.
Page 367 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] IPv4 network [Network Settings] Select how to set the IP address. [Static]:Enter the IP address into the [IP address(IPv4)] to set the IP address. [DHCP]:Set the IP address using the DHCP function. If you cannot obtain an IP address from the DHCP server, set the IP address to 192.168.0.10.
Page 368 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Note:] ・Multiple IP addresses are not available for the default gateway, even if you use the DHCP facility. Contact your network administrator for the DHCP server configuration. [DNS] Specify whether the DNS server addresses are automatically acquired ([Auto]) or manually entered ([Manual]).
Page 369 1883、 8883、 10669、 10670、 59000～61000 [Note:] ・Some ports may not be accessed by some browsers. If access is lost, use HTTPS or the i-PRO Setup Tool (iCT) to change the port number. ・[MULTI] The port numbers 32768 to 49151 cannot be set. [Line speed] Select the data communication speed from the following.
Page 370 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] If the maximum segment size (MSS) of the communication line to be used is limited, select [1024 Byte]/[Restricted (1280 Byte)]. Contact your network administrator for the maximum segment size (MSS) of the communication line. [Bandwidth control(bit rate)] Select the amount of data delivered from the following.
Page 371: Advanced] For Advanced Networking Settings
4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Note:] ・Camera display with the IP easy setting software is always enabled and the camera screen can be opened. [FTP access to camera] Use [Allow] or [Forbid] to set whether or not to allow FTP access to the cameras. [Permission]]:Allow FTP access to the camera.
Page 372 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] field) When the free space of the SD Memory Card is insufficient (mail to send message to: [Diag.] field) SD Memory Card recognition errors (mail notification destination: [Diag.] field) When writing to SD Memory Card is failed (unique alarm notification destination: [Diag.] field) [Alarm image attachment] On/Off sets whether or not to attach images when sending mail by alarm detection.
Page 373 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Note:] ・If you do not know how to authenticate e-mail, contact your network administrator. Authentication-User Name Enter the username that you want to access the server. Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters Characters that cannot be entered:Double-byte and single-byte symbols "...
Page 374 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [VMD]:Mail is notified when operation is detected. [SCD]:Notifies by e-mail when undesired detection occurs. [Command Alarm]:Mail notification is executed when a command alarm is entered. [Audio detection]:Mail is notified when sound is detected. [Diag.]: -SD Memory Card Remaining capacity notification -SD Memory Card with insufficient free space...
Page 375 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] the [Terminal name]. (For example, if the name of terminal 1 is [Terminal 1], "Terminal 1") For command alarm: "CMD" In the case of the sound detection alarm (AI sound identification target: gunshot): "Audio detection gunshot"...
Page 376 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] Message text: ["VMD" alarm was generated at 19:13:24]. If the body is blank, the email languages that are sent are determined by the [Menu language] of the [Basic]. Specifying [Japanese] sends e-mail in Japanese or in other languages. [Terminal 1 (Up to 10 characters)] Enter the name of Terminal 1 used for alarm factors in the mail body.
Page 377 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] SFTP can safely send images to the server using an SSH (Secure Shell) encrypted data stream. The following two transmission functions are available. ・Image sent when alarm is generated ・Transmit images periodically...
Page 378 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network]...
Page 379 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Transmission protocol] Configure the protocol with the destination server by selecting it from FTP/SFTP. SFTP:Use SFTP as the protocol for communicating with the server. FTP:Use FTP as the protocol to communicate with the server. [Important] ・If FTP is selected in the protocol setting, FTP server authentication information (user name, password) may be leaked on the network when sending images to the...
Page 380 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Audio detection]:Transmit the image to the server when audio detection occurs. [Command alarm]:Transmit the image to the server when a command alarm is entered. [Note:] ・The items that can be set differ depending on the function of the model. ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model.
Page 381 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Note:] ・When “JPEG(1)” is selected for the capture size of the image to be transmitted, pre alarm is unavailable if the image capture size of “JPEG(1)” is larger than “1920x1080”. ・When “On” is selected for “Image compression rate upon alarm detection”, only post alarm recordedimages are compressed.
Page 382 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] pics]/[30 pics]/[50 pics]/[100 pics]/[200 pics]/[300 pics]/[500 pics]/[1000 pics]/[1500 pics]/[2000 pics]/[3000 pics] [Recording duration] Approximate time to be taken to save the set [Number of images] with the set [Transmission interval] willbe displayed. [Note:] ・If the resolution of the image to be transmitted is set to JPEG(1), and the JPEG(1) resolution is larger than “1920×1080”, the maximum refresh interval...
Page 383 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Terminal 2]:Transmit the image to the server when an alarm occurs in Terminal 2. [Terminal 3]:Transmit the image to the server when an alarm occurs in Terminal 3. [Note:] ・The items that can be set differ depending on the function of the model. ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model.
Page 384 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] always overwritten. Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 32 characters Characters that cannot be entered:Double-byte and single-byte symbols " & ; : / * < > ? ¥ ¦ [Note:] ・When [Name w/time&date] is selected, the file name will be [[Entered file name] + [Time and date (year/ month/ day/ hour/ minute/ second)] + [Serial number...
Page 385 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Port number] Enter the control port number of the SFTP server. Configurable port number:1～65535 The following port numbers cannot be set because they are used by this computer. 20、 21、 22、 23、 25、 42、 53、 67、 68、 69、 80、 110、 123、 161、 162、 443、 554、 995、 1883、...
Page 386 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [User name] Enter the user name (login name) to access the FTP server. Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 32 characters Characters that cannot be entered:Double-byte and single-byte symbols " & : ; ¥ [Password] Enter the password to access the FTP server.
Page 387 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] computer. [Synchronize to NTP Server]:The time automatically adjusted in synchronization with the NTP server is used as the standard time of the machine. [NTP server address setting] If you selected [Synchronization with NTP server] in [Time adjustment], select how to get the NTP server address.
Page 388 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Time adjustment interval] Select the interval (in 1-24 hour increments) at which the time is to be acquired from the NTP server. [NTP test] Select [Synchronization with NTP server] for [Time adjustment], set up the NTP server, and then press [Execute].
Page 389 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Note:] ・Automatic port forwarding may change the port number. If this is changed, the port number of the camera registered on the PC or recorder must be changed. ・The UPnP feature can be used to connect a camera to an IPv4 network. IPv6 is not supported.
Page 390 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Note:] ・[MULTI_PTZ] When the HTTPS connection is accessed, only the camera accessed is protected. [HTTPS−Connection] Set the connection method to the machine. HTTP:HTTP and HTTPS connections are enabled. HTTPS:Only the HTTPS connection is enabled. Select the TLS to be used when HTTPS is selected.
Page 391 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Note:] ・[MULTI] The port numbers 32768 to 49151 cannot be set. [Pre-installation Certificate-Root Certificate Acquisition] Clicking [Execute] downloads the route certificate for the pre-installation certificate. By installing the root certificate on your PC, you can verify the signature of the pre-installation certificate. [CA certificate-CRT key generate] Creates a CRT key (SSL encryption key) for use in an HTTPS connection using a CA certificate.
Page 392 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Note:] ・If the connection method setting is changed, the connection must be accessed again after a while using [http://Camera IP address] or [https://Camera IP address]. ・When accessing the camera with HTTPS, the display speed of the screen and the frame rate of the movie may decrease.
Page 393 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Note:] ・If you use DNS Update [Dynamic DNS Update (RFC2136)], contact your network administrator to select DHCP or DHCP linkage. 4.11.2.7 Set SNMP Here, the setting for the SNMP function is performed. Connecting using the SNMP Manager enables you to check the status of your computer.
Page 394 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 128 characters Input Characters:One-byte alphanumeric and one-byte symbols : . / [Note:] You can restrict the IP address of the SNMP manager to allow requests per subnet by entering the IP address/Mask length of the subnet.
Page 395 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] Sets ON/OFF of SNMP trap notification. [Destination of Trap] − [Address] SNMP Enter the destination address for the trap notification. Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 128 characters Input Characters:One-byte alphanumeric and one-byte symbols : . [SNMPv2c] −...
Page 396 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] Set the character string to be used for notifying [Terminal 1] traps. Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters Input Characters:0-9 (half-pitch), A-Z (half-pitch, uppercase, lowercase) and half-pitch symbol ! "...
Page 397 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters Input Characters:0-9 (half-pitch), A-Z (half-pitch, uppercase, lowercase) and half-pitch symbol ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ? [Alarm] −...
Page 398 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] Configurable values:0～63 [Audio DSCP(0-63)] Enter the packet priority order for audio distribution. Configurable values:0～63 TCP alarm notification DSCP (0-63) Enter the packet priority order for the unique alarm notification. Configurable values:0～63 Shaping of streams [Shaping of stream] Use the [On] [Off] to control whether H.265 (or H264) images are not bursted.
Page 399 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] Use [On]/[Off] to specify whether the MQTT function is enabled or not. Connect to the configured server if it is set to [On] or [On] when the cameras are started. When the set alarm occurs, the setting is notified to the server. [On]:Use the MQTT function.
Page 400 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] Install the root CA certificate issued by the certification authority. When [Select File] is clicked, the [Open File Dialog] is displayed. Select the root CA certificate file issued by the authentication authority. Click [Execute] to install the root CA certificate. The data format of the root CA certificate can be PEM or DER.
Page 401 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] Prohibited Characters:One-byte symbol ¥ [QoS] Select the level of QoS from 0, 1, or 2. 0<1<Communication quality is high with 2. 0:QoS0 delivers up to one message. Messages are not guaranteed to reach the server. 1:In QoS1, messages are delivered at least once.
Page 402: Setting Up Https
4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] For the model supporting *PoE+ power supply, LLDP including TLV with checks in the following table is sent for PoE+ power supply even if set to [Off]. Fabric Attach authentication key Enter the key to be used for Fabric Attach authentication.
Page 403: How To Configure Ddns
4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] 4.11.4 How to configure DDNS When using the DDNS function on your computer, you can use one of the following DDNS services: [Viewnetcam.com] services Dynamic DNS Update (RFC 2136) [Important] ・You must configure port forwarding for routers before using the DDNS service. ・About [Dynamic DNS (DDNS)] Update (RFC 2136) We do not guarantee the operation of any DDNS services other than the [Viewnetcam.com] service.
Page 404 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] This service does not change the global address (fixed). DDNS Service Mechanism (for [Viewnetcam.com] Service) ① The contracted provider assigns a global address to the router (or camera). The global address assigned at this time is not a fixed but a changing address. ②If you subscribe to [Viewnetcam.com] services, the cameras are assigned a unique [Domain Name] (e.g., *****.miemasu.net).
Page 405 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Note:] ・Contact your provider to determine whether your IP address is fixed. ・Depending on the provider, local addresses may be assigned. In that case, the DDNS service is not available. Please contact the provider you subscribe to. 4.11.4.1 With [Viewnetcam.com] services On the [Advanced] tab of the Network Page, select [DDNS], and then select [Japan] from the...
Page 406 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] Re-display the cameras and ensure that the [Personal(Camera) URL] shows the domains (xxxx.miemasu.net:xxx) registered with the [Viewnetcam.com] services. [Note:] ・The URLs of the registered cameras are displayed on the [Personal(Camera) URL] when registration to the [Viewnetcam.com] services has been completed. This address is used when accessing the camera via the Internet.
Page 407 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] Confirm the [Viewnetcam.com] services be registered Click [Status] in the Maintenance page. Ensure that [Service contract is already registered.] is displayed in the [Status] of the [Viewnetcam.com] in the [Status] tabs on the Maintenance page. [Note:] ・If you see anything other than [Service contract is already registered.] in the [Viewnetcam.com] [Status] on the [Status] tab of the Maintenance page, restart...
Page 408 4 　 Advanced settings 4.11 　 Networking configuration [Network] [Note:] ・Be sure to set [Auto port forwarding] to [Off] when configuring port forwarding manually for routers. 4.11.4.2 Using Dynamic DNS Update (without DHCP) [Host name] Enter the host name to use for the dynamic DNS Update service. Number of characters that can be entered:3 to 250 characters (host name).
Page 409: Schedule] For Scheduling
4 　 Advanced settings 4.12 　 [Schedule] for scheduling 4.12 [Schedule] for scheduling [Note:] ・The items that can be set differ depending on the function of the model. ・Refer to the catalog specifications for the functions installed in each model. ・[PTZ] Only PTZ cameras can be set for position refresh, automatic tracking start permission, auto pan, patrol, and preset sequence.
Page 410 4 　 Advanced settings 4.12 　 [Schedule] for scheduling schedule is being set. [Alarm permission(Terminal alarm 1)]:The alarm input of terminal 1 is enabled while the schedule is set. [Alarm permission(Terminal alarm 2)]:Allows alarm input of terminal 2 while schedule is set. [Alarm permission(Terminal alarm 3)]:Allows alarm input of terminal 3 while schedule is set.
Page 411 4 　 Advanced settings 4.12 　 [Schedule] for scheduling position registered beforehand to the selected position. [Auto track permission]:Allows the auto-tracking setting set on the [Auto track setting] tab while scheduling. [Auto pan]:When the scheduled time is reached, the auto pan operation set in the [Position] tab starts.
Page 412 4 　 Advanced settings 4.12 　 [Schedule] for scheduling [Image Quality 4: Scene 4 (Scene file 4)] cannot be selected at the same time. To specify the time, click [▼] to set the time. Select [24h] when no time zone is set. [Note:] ・[PTZ] When you configure the [Auto pan] [Patrol] [Preset sequence], make sure that the times do not overlap.
Page 413 4 　 Advanced settings 4.12 　 [Schedule] for scheduling...
Page 414 4 　 Advanced settings 4.12 　 [Schedule] for scheduling [Note:] ・The colors displayed on Schedules 1 to 8 represent the colors of the lines displayed in the Schedule field at the bottom of the screen. ・If position refresh and image quality set time are set at the same time, the image quality is reflected after position refresh is completed.
Page 415: How To Set The Schedule
4 　 Advanced settings 4.12 　 [Schedule] for scheduling 4.12.1 How to set the schedule...
Page 416 4 　 Advanced settings 4.12 　 [Schedule] for scheduling In [Schedule], tick the Day of the week boxes in which you want to schedule. The day of the week is enabled. To specify the time, click [▼] to specify the time. If you do not specify a time zone, tick [24h].
Page 417 4 　 Advanced settings 4.12 　 [Schedule] for scheduling...
Page 418: How To Delete Schedule
4 　 Advanced settings 4.12 　 [Schedule] for scheduling 4.12.2 How to Delete Schedule Uncheck the Day of the week box in which you want to delete the schedule. When you are finished, press [Set]. The schedule for the selected day of the week is deleted.
Page 419 4 　 Advanced settings 4.12 　 [Schedule] for scheduling...
Page 420: How To Change The Image Quality Based On The Time Of Sunrise/Sunset
4 　 Advanced settings 4.12 　 [Schedule] for scheduling 4.12.3 How to change the image quality based on the time of sunrise/sunset Set the sunrise/sunset times from [Scene settings linked to sunrise and sunset times]. [To scene setting (image quality adjustment)] This is a link to the image quality adjustment for scene setting.
Page 421: Maintenance] To Maintain The Machine
4 　 Advanced settings 4.13 　 [Maintenance] to maintain the machine 4.13 [Maintenance] to maintain the machine The Maintenance page checks the system log, software upgrades, checks the status, and initializes the computer. The Maintenance page consists of the [System log], [Upgrade], [Status], [Default reset], and [Data] tabs.
Page 422: Upgrade] To Upgrade The Software
4 　 Advanced settings 4.13 　 [Maintenance] to maintain the machine [<<Previous 100 items Click to display 100 items in front of the displayed system log. 　 [No] The serial number in the system log is displayed. 　 [Time & date] The date and time when the log occurred is displayed.
Page 423 2Click [Select File] to specify the software that was downloaded. [Note:] ・The latest version of the software is available on our technical information website. https://i-pro.com/global/en/surveillance/training-support/support 3Click the radio button to select whether to initialize the data after the version upgrade has been completed.
Page 424: Status] For Checking The Status
4 　 Advanced settings 4.13 　 [Maintenance] to maintain the machine IPv4 DNS primary server address, secondary server address, IPv6 primary server address, DNS secondary server address, DHCP On/Off, IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, HTTP port, HTTPS port, HTTP/HTTPS connection method, CRT key, CA certificate, UPnP setting, communication rate, delivery rate control (bit rate), time setting, IEEE802.1X setting, function extension software, and function extension software setting...
Page 425 4 　 Advanced settings 4.13 　 [Maintenance] to maintain the machine The global address of the router is displayed. [Self check] The hardware self-diagnosis results are displayed. [Note:] ・If you set [Viewnetcam.com] in [DDNS] on the [Advanced] tab of the Network Page, the Network status is displayed.
Page 426 4 　 Advanced settings 4.13 　 [Maintenance] to maintain the machine displayed. [Disable] To disable the Wi-Fi USB adapter for installation, press [Execute]. If you want to recognize the Wi-Fi USB adapter again, use the INITIAL SET button. Initialize (refer to the WEB Guide for instructions on how to initialize using the INITIAL SET button).
Page 427 4 　 Advanced settings 4.13 　 [Maintenance] to maintain the machine [No.] [Time & date] [Description] of logs Displays the SD Memory Card log. Classific Form of label Details of contents ation <SD>Format The SD Memory Card was successfully Memory formatted.
Page 428: Default Reset] To Initialize And Restart The Computer
4 　 Advanced settings 4.13 　 [Maintenance] to maintain the machine computer. If the maximum number of system logs that can be saved is exceeded, the log is overwritten from the old log. 4.13.4 [Default reset] to initialize and restart the computer Click [Default reset] in the Maintenance page.
Page 429: Data] To Back Up/Restore Configuration Logs
4 　 Advanced settings 4.13 　 [Maintenance] to maintain the machine [Important] ・If you install the camera, the camera may be turned by mistake. When registering a preset after installation, it is recommended to perform position refresh. [Note:] ・Please refer to the following for the network settings. Refer to the WEB Guide for the formatting method.
Page 430: Viewing Our Support Website [Support]
4 　 Advanced settings 4.14 　 Viewing Our Support Website [Support] may occur. At this time, the backup data may not have been obtained completely, so please complete it within 10 minutes. You can also check whether the correct data was obtained by restoring the acquired data. (excluding log data) Restore 　...
Page 431 ・For use outside Japan https://i-pro.com/global/en/surveillance/training-support/support The [i-PRO Setup Tool (iCT)] provides total support from i-PRO product setup to maintenance, enabling customers to streamline their operations. The following URLs can be downloaded free of charge. (Control No. C0133) Note: If you are not connected to the Internet, it cannot be displayed.
Page 432: Other
5 　 Other 5.1 　 System Log Display 5 　 Other System Log Display SMTP error indication Classification Form of label Details of error POP3 server error Authentication ・The username and password may be incorrect. Check error the mail settings again. Without finding a ・The IP address of the server may be incorrect.
Page 433 5 　 Other 5.1 　 System Log Display Visual server error Net server ・The DNS server might be specified incorrectly. Check address cannot be the DNS settings again. ・The DNS server might be down. Please refer to the resolved from [Viewnetcam.com] website for information on failures.
Page 434 5 　 Other 5.1 　 System Log Display HTTPS Generated ・The creation of the signature request was completed. signature request CA certificate ・The CA certificate installation is completed. installed CA certificate ・The CA certificate has been deleted. deleted Previous CRT ・Previous CRT keys were applied as CRT keys.
Page 435 5 　 Other 5.1 　 System Log Display Error indication for unique alarm notification Classification Form of label Details of error Original alarm Without notifying ・The IP address of the notification destination may be notification incorrect. Confirm the setting of the IP address of the destination error notification destination.
Page 436 5 　 Other 5.1 　 System Log Display Previous CRT ・Previous CRT keys were applied as CRT keys. keys applied CRT key ・CRT key generation completed. generated Displaying firmware upgrades Classification Form of label Details of contents Upgrading the Successful version ・The firmware version is successfully upgraded and the firmware upgrade...
Page 437: Trouble
5 　 Other 5.2 　 Trouble!? Installation status Installation status ・Error in installation was detected. Reaffirm the error installation condition of the machine and turn on the power again. FTP/SFTP error indication Classification Form of label Details of contents Server error Can't find a server ・The FTP/SFTP server might be down.
Page 438 5 　 Other 5.2 　 Trouble!? Cannot be ・Are cables of category 5e or higher connected to Operation Manual accessed from a the network connector? Installation ・Check that the link lamp (LINK) is illuminated. If Operation Manual Web browser it is not illuminated, the connection to the LAN is Installation not normal or the network to which the connection is made is not operating normally.
Page 439 5 　 Other 5.2 　 Trouble!? integrated camera is 192.168.0.10 for the PTZ camera and 192.168.0.11 for the Multi-directional camera. ・HTTP port numbers other than 20, 21, 22, 23, 4.11.1 Networking 25, 42, 53, 67, 68, 68, 69, 80, 110, 123, 161, [Network] 162, 443, 554, 995, 1883, 883, 10669, 10670, 59000-61000 should be used for HTTP port...
Page 440 5 　 Other 5.2 　 Trouble!? ・In networking, do you configure [Default gateway]? Or do you configure it correctly? In IPv4, [Set]-[Network]-[IPv4 network], set [Default gateway] correctly. ・Does the router have a port forwarding 4.11.2.4 Set UPnP configuration? If your router does not have UPnP capability, you must configure the port forwarding configuration to allow access to the computer from the Internet.
Page 441 5 　 Other 5.2 　 Trouble!? Phenomenon Causes and countermeasures Reference Display the ・If the user name or password has been changed authentication while the computer is being accessed and the user screen name or password being logged in has been continuously changed in another web browser, the authentication screen is displayed each time the screen is...
Page 442 5 　 Other 5.2 　 Trouble!? Camera cannot be In the case of mobile devices: accessed from ・URL is wrong. Or, is [/cam] not entered at the mobile or tablet end of the URL? Ensure that the URL is entered terminal correctly.
Page 443 5 　 Other 5.2 　 Trouble!? Fail to register ・Is there a possibility that the registered e-mail [Viewnetcam.com] address is incorrect? If the e-mail containing the services links to the [Viewnetcam.com] services website is not sent, the registered e-mail address may be incorrect? Refer to the [Viewnetcam.com] services website to register the e-mail address correctly.
Page 444 5 　 Other 5.2 　 Trouble!? Flicker the image ・If flickering is a concern, set [Light control 4.6.4.1 To adjust the mode] to [Indoor scene]. image quality (image quality adjustment screen) Phenomenon Causes and countermeasures Reference Image not saved ・Check that the SD Memory Card is mounted on SD Memory correctly and correctly.
Page 445 5 　 Other 5.2 　 Trouble!? Without audio ・Some of our network disk recorders and PC 4.6.5 [Audio] for from our network software packages do not support [G.711]. Set setting sound disk recorder or the earpiece speech compression method to PC software [G.726 (32 kbps)] or [AAC-LC].
Page 446: Directory Structure Of Sd Memory Card
5 　 Other 5.3 　 Directory structure of SD Memory Card A dialog message, ・This may be canceled by changing the settings of error message, or the PC. Right-click the PC screen and change other character in the display by clicking [Display Settings] → the message will [Change the size of text, apps, and other items].
Page 447: Change History
Add new product Multi-directional + PTZ Camera 　 WV-X86531-Z2, WV-X86530-Z2 Ver 1.001.000 (2023.03.08) Add new product Multi-directional dual sensor camera 　 WV-S85702-F3L, WV-S85402-V2L, WV-U85402-V2L Ver 1.002.000 (2023.09.12) Add new product Mini Box Sphere IR-PTZ WV-S66700-Z3L, WV-X66700-Z3LS, WV-S66300-Z4L, WV-X66300-Z4LS New compact...
Page 448 6 　 Change history ・Add 1920x1080 to Image capture size for pre-alarm ・Expand image destination server to two locations ・ A 0.5s, 1s, 2s, 3s, 4s was added to the alarm absence detection period. (→4.9.1 [Alarm] to set alarm operation) ・...

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