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WAT-2400S & WAT-933
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Rev. 3.2.3
Watec Co., Ltd.

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  • Page 1: Wat-2400S & Wat-933 User Manual

    WAT-2400S & WAT-933 User Manual Rev. 3.2.3 Watec Co., Ltd.

  • Page 2: Revision Record

    Revision Record Rev. Date Changes 1.0.0 September 1, 2018 2.0.0 April 1, 2019 Upgrade to F/W 2.0.0 ・Updated the 6.3.2.Exposure ・Added the Anti Saturation ・Added the AE Speed ・Added the AGC MIN ・Updated the 6.3.3.Backlight ・Added the BLC OSD ON ・Updated the 6.4.1.Video ・Added the CVBR of the Bitrate Control ・Updated the 6.5.1.Ethernet...
  • Page 3 ・Updated the 6.6.1.Info ・Added the Save log ・Added the 7.2.1.Enable the FTP Server 2.0.4 October 20, 2020 ・Updated the 6.1.How to access the setting page ・Change the description of default password ・Updated the 6.2.1.User Information ・Change the description of Password, Confirm ・Updated the 7.1.
  • Page 4 ・Added AUTO DAY and AUTO NIGHT ・Deleted the Privacy Mask ・Added the 6.3.6. Privacy ・Updated the 6.3.7. Motion ・Change the figure and description of items ・Updated the 6.3.8. Output Set ・Change the figure and description of items ・Updated the 6.3.9. System ・Change the figure and description of items ・Updated the 6.4.1.
  • Page 5 activation of the camera ・Change the description ・Added the 1.4.How to initialize the camera setting ・Moved from the 6.7. Chapter ・Added description and diagram ・Updated the 6.2.1.User Information ・Change the diagram, changed description of setting items ・Updated the 6.2.3.Firmware Update ・Added notes ・Updated the 6.3.8.Output Set ・Change the diagram, changed description of...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents WAT-2400S & WAT-933 User Manual ................1 Revision Record ........................2 Table of Contents ....................... 6 Network connection and power activation of the camera ........8 1.1. Precautions when using microSD card ............... 10 1.2. microSD card format ..................... 11 1.3.
  • Page 7 6.3.8. Output Set ..................... 62 6.3.9. System ......................64 6.4. VIDEO SETUP ..................... 65 6.4.1. Video ....................... 65 H.264 Main ........................68 H.264 Sub ........................72 MJPEG 73 6.4.2. H.264 View ..................... 75 6.4.3. JPEG View ..................... 76 6.5. NETWORK SETUP ....................77 6.5.1.

  • Page 8: Network Connection And Power Activation Of The Camera

    For the WAT-933, with the serial number of W51401051 or later, and for the WAT-2400S, with the serial number of W51502401 or later, the camera can supply power in two methods above together.
  • Page 9 The below figure is a connection example of the power supply by the PoE hub. In addition, you need to have the power individually to the router and the PoE hub. LAN cable Router LAN cable LAN cable WAT-933 PoE hub Figure 1.

  • Page 10: Precautions When Using Microsd Card

    1.1. Precautions when using microSD card This camera can use a microSD card. You can use a microSD card to recording, snapshot, time-lapse, and initialize camera settings. For details, refer to the pages after "6.6 SD CARD SETUP". Recommended Operating Conditions ・SDHC / SDXC standard ・MLC type or high durability model ・SD Speed Class CLASS 10 or more...

  • Page 11: Microsd Card Format

    1.2. microSD card format Be sure to format according to the following procedure each time you insert a microSD card into this camera. Note: Please note that formatting will erase all data on the microSD card. Click “Info“ on the WEB setting page to display the SD Card Information page. Click “Format“...
  • Page 12 III. Please wait until the status bar reaches 100%. When it reaches 100%, a restart confirmation dialog will be displayed. Click "OK" to restart. Figure 4. Status bar display and restart confirmation dialog...

  • Page 13: Microsd Card Recognition Check

    1.3. microSD card recognition check When using a microSD card for recording, be sure to follow the steps below to check that the card is recognized correctly. Click Info on the WEB setting page to display the SD Card Information page. II.

  • Page 14: How To Initialize The Camera Setting

    1.4. How to initialize the camera setting You can use the microSD card to initialize the settings. This initialization method can be used, for example, when you forget the ID / password required to login to the web setting page. If you can login to the WEB setting page, initialization is possible with "6.2.5.Reset".
  • Page 15 Note: When the "File name extensions" box in the folder settings is not checked, you may not be able to change the extension to ".bin". Figure 6. Folder Settings...

  • Page 16: Connection Of External Mic. In

    2. Connection of external MIC. IN This camera has the MIC. IN function. You can use the internal MIC. IN attached to the camera, and the external MIC. IN. Refer to "6.4.1.Video" for switching the internal MIC. IN and external MIC. IN. The connection of external MIC.

  • Page 17: External Mic. In Connection Example

    2.2. External MIC. IN connection example Below is an example of connection of the input terminal. Figure 8. Correct connection example If you connect as shown below, it will cause an accident, so please do not do it absolutely. Figure 9. Wrong connection example...

  • Page 18: Connection Of 4P Cable

    3. Connection of 4P cable The wiring diagram of the included 4P cable for power supply / microphone input is as shown in the following figure. Figure 10. Wiring diagram of 4P cable Note: Don’t short circuit each terminal and the exterior case, otherwise the camera will break down.

  • Page 19: Network Settings

    4. Network settings Before using the camera, you need to configure the network. The network initial settings and the camera setting examples are described below. 4.1. This camera network default settings The network default setting of this camera is as follows. Table 2.

  • Page 20: Example Of Pc Network Settings

    4.2. Example of PC network settings Connect this camera and your PC as shown in the below figure. And if the network setting of the camera is in default configuration (IP Address: 192.168.1.250 (static)), go through the following steps to set up the PC network settings. LAN cable LAN cable WAT-933...

  • Page 21: Checking The Image From The Camera

    5. Checking the image from the camera You can check the video image after the network settings are completed. This camera has the streaming format shown below. Table 3. Streaming format Name Encode Default resolution H.264 Main H.264 1920 * 1080 H.264 Sub 640 * 360 JPEG...
  • Page 22 Figure 13. Setting to display video streaming with VLC (No.1) Paste your copied URL in the ‘Network Protocol’ box and click “Play”. Wait till the video start streaming in your VLC. H.264 rtsp://”This camera IP Address”/h264 (main): H.264 rtsp://” This camera IP Address”/hsub (sub): MJPEG: rtsp:// ”...
  • Page 23 Figure 14. Setting to display video streaming with VLC (No.2) Video starts to stream when the network connections and settings work property. Please check again the network settings if it does not start. Figure 15. Streaming with VLC The screen might become grey during the viewing, in that case, click the stop button in the lower left and click the play button again.

  • Page 24: Changing The Camera Settings From The Web Browser

    6. Changing the camera settings from the Web browser You can change the system settings on this camera by a web browser. It works on most operating systems and browsers, but your browser must support html5 and have JavaScript enabled. The browsers whose operation has been confirmed are as follows.
  • Page 25 Figure 16. Authentication window for Google Chrome The default username and password are: User name: root Password: “Serial Number” & ”Last two digits of MAC address” Note: For F/W ver.2.0.9 or earlier, the password will be "1234". Example: Serial number : W51512345 MAC Address : C4:7C8D:30:AB:CD At this time, the password is “W51512345CD”.

  • Page 26: Overview (Top Page)

    6.1.1. Overview (top page) Open your web browser and go to the following address page. This page displays the overview. This page is the top page. Note: SD CARD SETUP of the menu is displayed only when the microSD card is inserted. If it is not displayed even though it is already inserted, please refresh the browser (F5).
  • Page 27 You can also omit the character input by copying the link address and pasting it into the VLC network URL input field as shown in the figure below. Figure 18. Paste to VLC You can display each setting screen by clicking the menu on the left side of the screen. Each setting screen is explained below.

  • Page 28: System Setup

    6.2. SYSTEM SETUP 6.2.1. User Information Click “User” on menu to go to the User Information page. Here you can set the ID and password used in each connection. Figure 19. The User Information page Current ID Displays the current ID. It cannot be edited.
  • Page 29 Current Password It is necessary to enter if you would like to change your ID or password. Enter again the current password. If the current password does not match the Current Password, the password will not be changed. Press the mark on the enter field to make the Current Password visible.

  • Page 30: Date & Time

    6.2.2. Date & Time Click “Date & Time” on menu to go to the Date & Time page. Here you can set the time to use in this camera. Figure 20. The Date & Time page SNTP Enable Use an external SNTP server to switch ON / OFF setting for time acquisition. When this setting is ON, you can connect to the external SNTP server and synchronize time.
  • Page 31 Repetition Period It is enabled when SNTP Enable is ON. Set the Repetition Period for synchronization with the SNTP server. It can be set between 10 - 604800. The default setting is “3600”. Retry Time It is enabled when SNTP Enable is ON. Set the retry time when connect to the SNTP server fails.
  • Page 32 Camera Time The time of the camera is displayed. Note: When you open this page for a long time, it will gradually deviate from the actual Camera Time. If you want to see the actual Camera Time, please reopen this page. PC Time The time of the client PC is displayed.

  • Page 33: Firmware Update

    Password has been changed on the “6.2.1.User Information”. Note: We are recommending to use the latest Firmware. The latest Firmware can be downloaded from our website: “https://www.watec.co.jp/download.html”. If a downgrade is performed, the system may not be operated properly. Even so, if you would like to downgrade please contact the distributor or dealer from which the camera was purchased.

  • Page 34: Save/Load Settings

    6.2.4. Save/Load Settings Click “Save/Load Settings” on menu to go to the Save/Load Settings page. Here you can save and load the camera setting values. Example: As shown in Figure below, you can load the configuration file saved from an individual with the same individual or load it with another individual.
  • Page 35 Save Settings Output the settings of this camera to a file and save it on the client PC. The settings that can be saved are all settings that can be changed on the WEB setting page. Click “Save” to save the configuration file (WAT-933_Setting.set or WAT- 2400S_Setting.set) on the client PC.

  • Page 36: Reset

    6.2.5. Reset Click “Reset” on menu to go to the Reset page. Here you can reset and reboot the camera. Figure 24. The Reset page System Reset Reset the settings other than IMAGE SETUP to the default settings. It will be executed as soon as you click it. Please pay attention that the authentication window will be displayed again when ID or Password has been changed on the User Information page.

  • Page 37: Image Setup

    6.3. IMAGE SETUP 6.3.1. IRIS Click “IRIS” on menu to go to the IRIS page. Here you can set the IRIS mode. Figure 25. The IRIS page Mode Select from the following 2. Table 5. Selectable items of Mode Electronic shutter control. Exposure control is performed with shutter speed and AGC, and the IRIS lens is fully opened.

  • Page 38: Exposure

    6.3.2. Exposure Click “Exposure” on menu to go to the EXPOSURE page. Here you can set the exposure, brightness, gain, etc. of the sensor. Figure 26. The EXPOSURE page Brightness Set the brightness of the image. It can be set between 0 - 20. The smaller the value, the darker it is, the larger it gets brighter.
  • Page 39 Anti Saturation Switch ON / OFF Anti Saturation function. The default setting is “OFF”. Note: About Anti Saturation Function AE control is performed according to the high brightness area that saturates as shown in the following example to improve visibility. Figure 27.
  • Page 40 Shutter Select from the following 3. Table 6. Selectable items of Shutter Auto When Mode of "6.3.1.IRIS" is ELC, shutter speed is automatically controlled. For ALC, fix the shutter speed to 1/30 or 1/25. Manual Set the shutter speed to an arbitrary fixed value. (See Table 9) Flicker Fix the shutter speed at 1/100 or 1/120, reducing the flicker...
  • Page 41 Speed It is enabled when Shutter is Manual. The select items will change according to the Frequency of the "6.3.8. OUTPUT SET" which will be described later. List items that can be selected below. Table 9. Selectable items of Speed When Frequency is 60Hz When Frequency is 50Hz 1/30...
  • Page 42 AGC MAX Set the maximum gain. It can be set between 0 - 72 dB. The default setting is “72”. AGC MIN Set the minimum gain. It can be set between 0 - 72 dB. When Shutter is Auto, it will be disabled. Note: Setting a value higher than the AGC MAX will automatically have the same value as the AGC MAX.
  • Page 43 AE Speed Set the AE convergence speed. It affects control speed of shutter speed , IRIS and AGC change. It can be set between 0 - 20. The smaller the value, the slow it is, the larger it gets fast. The default setting is “10”.

  • Page 44: Backlight

    6.3.3. Backlight Click “Backlight” on menu to go to the BACKLIGHT page. Here you can set the backlight and highlight compensation. Figure 29. The BACKLIGHT page Mode Select from the following 3. Table 10. Selectable items of Mode Backlight compensation is not used. Highlight compensation is used.
  • Page 45 HLC - Level It is enabled when Mode is “HLC”. Set the mask brightness level. It can be set between 0 - 20. The smaller the value, the lower the brightness threshold of the mask, and the larger the value, the higher the brightness threshold of the mask. The default setting is “10”.
  • Page 46 BLC - H position It is enabled when Mode is “BLC”. Set the horizontal start position of the backlight compensation area. It can be set between 0 - 20. The smaller the value, to the left moves, and the larger the value, to the right moves. The default setting is “3”.

  • Page 47: Color

    6.3.4. Color Click “Color” on menu to go to the COLOR page. Here you can set such as the auto white balance. This page is only WAT-2400S. Figure 30. The COLOR page Set the auto white balance. Select from the following four.
  • Page 48 Color Gain Set the color gain. It can be set between 0 - 40. The smaller the value, the lower the saturation, and the larger the value, the higher the saturation. The default setting is “20”. Preset It is enabled when AWB is “PRESET”. Set the preset white balance. The white balance will be adjusted for about 3 seconds after you press the Save button.

  • Page 49: Picture

    6.3.5. Picture Click “Picture” on menu to go to the PICTURE page. Here you can set such as the sharpness, contrast of the image. Figure 31. The PICTURE page Gamma Set the gamma correction. It can be selected from 0.45 / 0.5 / 0.55 / 0.6 / 0.65 / 0.7 / 0.75 / AUTO. The default setting is “AUTO”.
  • Page 50 AUTO NIGHT It is enabled when Gamma is “AUTO“. Set the upper limit of gamma correction when the average brightness of the image is dark. It can be select from 0.45 / 0.5 / 0.55 / 0.6 / 0.65 / 0.7 / 0.75. The default setting is "0.45".
  • Page 51 Defog - Mode It is enabled when Defog is “ON“. It can be selected from MANUAL / AUTO. When this item is MANUAL, fog correction is always performed. When this item is AUTO, fog correction is automatically performed as necessary. The default setting is “AUTO”.

  • Page 52: Privacy

    6.3.6. Privacy Click “Privacy” on menu to go to the PRIVACY page. Here you can set such as the Privacy Mask. Figure 32. The PRIVACY page(When OFF) Figure 33. The PRIVACY page(When ON)
  • Page 53 Privacy Switch ON / OFF use of privacy mask. The default setting is “OFF“. Mask mode It is enabled when Privacy is “ON“. It can be selected from FILL / FORMAT. When this item is FILL, fill the mask area. When this item is FORMAT, make the mask area black and white reversed.
  • Page 54 Trans It is enabled when Privacy is “ON“. Set the transparency of the mask. It can be set between 0 - 3. The smaller the value, the lower the transparency, the larger the value, the higher the transparency. The default setting is “0”. Simulated image It is enabled when Privacy is “ON“.
  • Page 55 Zone selection It is enabled when Privacy is “ON“. It can be set between Zone0 - 15. When you select Zone, the following setting items are displayed. Figure 34. The PRIVACY page(Selected the Zone selection)
  • Page 56 The setting items of each mask are explained below. A) Privacy Zone Switch display ON / OFF of each mask. B) Position X Sets the horizontal start position of each mask. C) Position Y Sets the vertical start position of each mask. D) Width Size Sets the Width Size of each mask.

  • Page 57: Motion

    6.3.7. Motion Click “Motion” on menu to go to the MOTION page. Here you can set motion detection. Figure 35. The MOTION page(When OFF) Figure 36. The MOTION page(When ON)
  • Page 58 Motion Switch ON / OFF use of the motion detection. The default setting is “OFF“. Detection Tone It is enabled when MOTION is “ON“. Set the display method of effective area of motion detection. It can be set between 0 - 4. Table 13.
  • Page 59 Text Alarm It is enabled when MOTION is “ON“. Switch ON / OFF of the text display of motion detection. The default setting is “ON”. Simulated image It is enabled when Privacy is “ON“. refresh Updates the simulated image to the current image. grid Overwrites the grid lines on the simulated image.
  • Page 60 Zone selection It is enabled when MOTION is “ON“. It can be set between Zone0 - 3. When you select Zone, the following setting items are displayed. Figure 37. The MOTION page(When ON)
  • Page 61 The setting items of each zone are explained below. A) Motion Zone Switch ON / OFF enable of each zone. B) Position X Sets the horizontal start position of each zone. C) Position Y Sets the vertical start position of each zone. D) Width Size Sets the Width size of each zone.

  • Page 62: Output Set

    6.3.8. Output Set Click “Output” Set on menu to go to the OUTPUT SET page. Here you can set Sensor output. Figure 38. The OUTPUT SET page Mode The settings that can be selected will change depending on the Frequency setting described below.
  • Page 63 When Frequency is 50Hz, select from the following 5. Table 15. Selectable items of Mode (When Frequency is 50Hz) Normal 25fps Takes with 25fps Normal. Normal 50fps Takes with 50fps Normal. When changed to this setting, if the H.264 Main Resolution of "6.4.1.Video"...

  • Page 64: System

    6.3.9. System Click “System” on menu to go to the SYSTEM page. Here you can set Color bar and Title. Figure 39. The SYSTEM page Color bar Switch ON / OFF of the Color bar. The default setting is “OFF”. Cam Title You can set the title to be displayed to the image.

  • Page 65: Video Setup

    6.4. VIDEO SETUP 6.4.1. Video Click “Video” on menu to go to the Video Information page. Here you can set streaming etc. Figure 40. The Video Information page...
  • Page 66 Max Resolution It display the maximum size that can be streamed. Max FPS It display the maximum framerate that can be streamed. It is changed by the Mode setting of "6.3.8. Output Set". Output Mode Display the current sensor output mode. It is changed by the Mode setting of "6.3.8.
  • Page 67 Authenticate streaming Switch ON / OFF of the authentication function for streaming. The username and the password are the same as the authentication of the web setting page. For the default setting of the username and the password, please refer to 6.1.How to access the setting page.

  • Page 68: Main

    H.264 Main H.264 Profiles H.264 Main Select compression profile for streaming. It can be selected from Baseline / Main. For the same bit rate, the Main Profile tends to have higher image quality. However, please note that some playback devices may not support Main Profile. The default setting is “Baseline”.
  • Page 69 H.264 GOP (IDR) H.264 Main Set compression GOP for streaming. It can be set between 1 - 240. The smaller the value, the lower the compression rate, but the faster the seek time. The larger the value, the higher the compression rate, but the seek time will be slower. The default setting is “30”.
  • Page 70 Bitrate Control H.264 Main Select compression method for streaming from the following 3 methods. Table 19. Selectable items of Bitrate Control Variable Bitrate. Quality is constant, and bitrate is variable. Since the bit rate changes according to the subject, network bandwidth can be used efficiently.
  • Page 71 H.264 Bitrate H.264 Main Select the upper limit Bitrate of streaming from the following. Table 20. Selectable items of H.264 Bitrate H.264 Bitrate 20 Mbit 19 Mbit 18 Mbit 17 Mbit 16 Mbit 15 Mbit 14 Mbit 13 Mbit 12 Mbit 11 Mbit 10 Mbit 9 Mbit...

  • Page 72: Sub

    H.264 Sub H.264 Sub Profiles H.264 Sub Select compression profile for streaming. Details are the same as H.264 Profiles of H.264 Main. The default setting is “Baseline”. H.264 Sub Resolution H.264 Sub Selects the resolution size of the streaming. Table 21. Selectable items of H.264 Sub Resolution H.264 Sub Resolution 640x360 320x240...

  • Page 73: Mjpeg

    H.264 Sub Bitrate H.264 Sub Select the upper limit Bitrate of streaming. Details are the same as H.264 Bitrate of H.264 Main. The default setting is “2Mbit”. MJPEG M-JPEG Resolution The resolution size of MJPEG streaming is fixed "1920 x 1080". M-JPEG Quality It is enable when the Bitrate Control described later is "VBR".
  • Page 74 M-JPEG Bitrate MJPEG Select the upper limit Bitrate of streaming from the following. Table 23. Selectable items of M-JPEG Bitrate MJPG Bitrate 50 Mbit 45 Mbit 40 Mbit 35 Mbit 30 Mbit 25 Mbit 20 Mbit 19 Mbit 18 Mbit 17 Mbit 16 Mbit 15 Mbit...

  • Page 75: View

    6.4.2. H.264 View With the end of support for Internet Explorer, the function has been removed from F/W Ver.3.1.0.

  • Page 76: Jpeg View

    6.4.3. JPEG View Click “JPEG View” on menu to go to the view page. Here you can watch image of JPEG. JPEG images are updated instantly. The image size will be fixed at 1920 x 1080. Figure 41. The JPEG view page Back Return the page to the previous page.

  • Page 77: Network Setup

    6.5. NETWORK SETUP 6.5.1. Ethernet Click “Ethernet” on menu to go to the Network Information page. Here you can set network etc. Figure 42. The Network Information page IP Address It is enable when the Use DHCP Server described later is “UNUSE”. Set the IP address.
  • Page 78 If it is set, it will be invalid and will return to the before setting value. Default Gateway It is enable when the Use DHCP Server described later is “UNUSE”. Set the default gateway. The default setting is “192.168.1.1”. Primary DNS Server It is enable when the Use DHCP Server described later is “UNUSE”.
  • Page 79 Broadcast Filter Function to ignore specific broadcast and multicast packets from external networks. If you cannot access the camera from a network outside the router, you may be able to access it by setting it to OFF. The default setting is “ON”. Caution: If this setting value is set to OFF, security risks may increase.

  • Page 80: Sd Card Setup

    6.6. SD CARD SETUP 6.6.1. Info Click “Info” on menu to go to the SD Card Information page. Here you can make settings related to the microSD card. Figure 43. The SD Card Information page Total Size Displays the total size of the microSD card. Used Size Displays the used size of the microSD card.
  • Page 81 Free Size Display the free size of the microSD card. Note: Total Size, Used Size, and Free Size will not be displayed correctly for 10 seconds after the camera is started. Please wait at least 10 seconds after the startup and reopen the page.
  • Page 82 Video & Snapshot Files Download recorded video and still images saved to the microSD card. In order to use this function, you need to set Continuous Recording, FTP Server of "6.5.1.Ethernet", Schedule Enable of "6.6.2.Schedule", and Timelapse Enable of "6.6.3.Timelapse" to “OFF”. When you click the “Files”...

  • Page 83: Schedule

    6.6.2. Schedule Click “Schedule” on the menu to go to the Record Schedule page. Here you can make settings related to the Record Schedule. Figure 44. The Record Schedule page(When OFF) Camera Time Display the current time of the camera. Schedule Enable Switches the schedule function ON / OFF.
  • Page 84 Figure 45. The Record Schedule page(When ON) The schedule setting method is explained below.
  • Page 85 Figure 46. The Schedule select area A) The All check When this check is turned ON, all checks of B, C, and D are turned When this check is turned OFF, all checks of B, C, and D are turned OFF.
  • Page 86 B) Checks of the timeframe When the check in this area is turned ON, the check of the row in the same timeframe among the checks in the D area is turned ON. When the check in this area is turned OFF, the check of the row in the same timeframe among the checks in the D area is turned OFF.
  • Page 87 Example: When you want to record from 8 o'clock to 17 o'clock every day, set as follows. Figure 47. Example of schedule setting To update the setting value, please click “submit”.

  • Page 88: Timelapse

    6.6.3. Timelapse Click “Timelapse” on the menu to go to the Timelapse page. Here you can make settings related to the Timelapse. Figure 48. The Timelapse page Camera Time Display the current time of the camera. Timelapse Enable Switch ON / OFF Timelapse function. The default setting is “OFF”.
  • Page 89 Interval Time Set the image save interval. It can be set between 10 - 604800 sec. The default setting is “10”. Note: The shooting interval is not necessarily the same as "Interval Time". Depending on the situation of the system, the shooting interval may go long and short.

  • Page 90: Reference

    7. Reference 7.1. How to use ONVIF Device Manager This camera conforms to the ONVIF Profile S. Download the ONVIF Device Manager (ODM) from the following link; http://sourceforge.net/projects/onvifdm/ Then install the ODM to your PC and initiate the ODM. ODM starts as follows; Figure 49.
  • Page 91 In the text box at the top of the screen, enter the ID and Password of the above-mentioned the User Information page in Name and Password respectively, and click "Log in". When you have not changed, enter Name: root, Password: “Serial Number” & ”Last two digits of MAC address”.

  • Page 92: Ftp Access

    7.2. FTP Access You can access internal storage by using FTP. This section explains the connection method of using "FileZilla". 7.2.1. Enable the FTP server The FTP Server function is off by default. Before making an FTP connection, set the FTP server of "6.5.1. Ethernet" to ON. Note: When switch ON of FTP server, you need to insert a microSD card.
  • Page 93 Figure 52. FileZilla screen When this camera is the default setting, enter the following in the red line above. Host: 192.168.1.250 Username: root Password: “Serial Number” & ”Last two digits of MAC address” Port: (Blank) Note: For F/W ver.2.0.9 or earlier, the password will be "1234". Click "Quickconnect"...

  • Page 94: Trademark Notice

    Trademark Notice Apple, iOS, and Safari are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the US and other countries. Android, Chrome, Chromium, Google and Google Chrome are trademarks of Google LLC. Linux is a trademark or registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the United States and other countries.

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