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Summarization of Contents
Legal and Informational Sections
About this Manual
Provides an overview of the manual's content and usage guidelines, including where to find the latest version.
Trademarks
Lists Hikvision's trademarks and logos, and acknowledges other trademarks.
Disclaimer
Outlines limitations of liability, warranty disclaimers, and user responsibilities regarding product use and applicable laws.
Chapter 1 Overview
1.1 Product Introduction
Introduces the device as an integrated HD camera, PTZ, and video analysis system ideal for remote monitoring.
1.2 Key Function
Lists the device's key functions: Face Capture, Face Comparison, Event detection, and PTZ control capabilities.
1.3 System Requirement
Details the recommended specifications for operating system, CPU, RAM, display, and web browser for optimal device operation.
Chapter 2 Device Activation and Accessing
2.1 Activate Device
Explains the process of activating the device by setting a strong password, detailing methods via web browser or SADP tool.
2.2 Access Device via Web Browser
Outlines the steps to access the device through a web browser, including system requirements and plug-in installation.
Chapter 3 Smart Function
3.1 Allocate VCA Resource
Allows enabling specific VCA functions and allocating resources based on user needs.
3.2 Set Camera Info
Enables customization of device information like camera number and name for easier management.
3.3 Face Capture
Describes the function of detecting and capturing human faces in video scenes based on set rules and parameters.
3.4 Face Comparison
Explains how to compare captured faces with a stored library for recognition and analysis.
3.5 Smart Display
Displays real-time pictures captured by smart functions and analyzes detected targets.
Chapter 4 PTZ
4.1 PTZ Control
Details how to control the device's pan, tilt, and zoom functions using the PTZ control panel and directional buttons.
4.2 Set Preset
Guides on setting and calling predefined image positions for the camera, including special presets.
4.3 Set Patrol Scan
Explains how to configure automatic movement patterns between multiple presets for continuous surveillance.
4.4 Set Pattern Scan
Guides on setting up and calling recorded movement patterns for the device's automated operation.
4.5 Set Limit
Allows setting movement range limits for manual control and automatic scanning functions.
4.6 Set Initial Position
Describes setting a specific initial position for the device, serving as a base point for operations.
4.7 Set Scheduled Tasks
Enables setting the device to perform specific tasks automatically during configured time periods.
4.8 Set Park Action
Configures an action (preset, patrol) to be performed automatically after a period of inactivity.
4.9 Set Privacy Mask
Helps cover specific areas on the live image to prevent unauthorized viewing or recording.
4.10 Set Device Position
Configures the device's orientation and north direction using manual or auto compass settings.
4.11 Set Power Off Memory
Resumes the PTZ status of the device after a power-off event by saving the last position.
4.12 Set PTZ Priority
Sets the priority for different PTZ control signals (network vs. RS-485) to manage operations.
4.13 Set Rapid Focus
Reduces focusing time using a specialized function, requiring initial calibration for accuracy.
Chapter 5 Live View
5.1 Live View Parameters
Introduces parameters and function icons related to live view display, varying by device model.
5.1.1 Start and Stop Live View
Explains how to initiate and terminate the live view of the camera feed through the interface.
5.1.2 Aspect Ratio
Describes how to adjust the image display ratio (width to height) for optimal viewing.
5.1.3 Live View Stream Type
Guides on selecting the appropriate live view stream type based on network conditions and user needs.
5.1.4 Quick Set Live View
Offers quick access to display settings, OSD, and audio/video configurations on the live view page.
5.1.5 Select the Third-Party Plug-in
Details changing browser plug-ins for live view display compatibility across different web browsers.
5.1.6 Start Digital Zoom
Enables digital zoom functionality to view detailed information within specific image regions.
5.1.7 Conduct Regional Focus
Allows focusing on a specific area within the live view image to improve clarity.
5.1.8 Conduct Regional Exposure
Optimizes exposure for selected image regions to balance brightness and detail.
5.1.9 Count Pixel
Helps obtain height and width pixel values of selected regions in the live view image.
5.1.10 Light
Describes how to turn the illuminator on or off for the camera.
5.1.11 Operate Wiper
Explains how to control the camera's wiper function via the web browser interface.
5.1.12 Lens Initialization
Resets the motorized lens to its default state, especially after long zoom or focus issues.
5.1.13 Track Manually
Allows manually selecting a moving object for the device to track in the live view.
5.1.14 Conduct 3D Positioning
Relocates a selected area to the image center using PTZ controls for precise framing.
5.2 Set Transmission Parameters
Adjusts transmission parameters to resolve live view display issues caused by network conditions.
Chapter 6 Video and Audio
6.1 Video Settings
Covers settings for video parameters such as stream type, encoding, resolution, bitrate, and frame rate.
6.1.1 Stream Type
Specifies parameters for different stream types (main, sub, other) based on device support and needs.
6.1.2 Video Type
Selects the content (video only or video & audio) to be included in the stream.
6.1.3 Resolution
Allows selecting video resolution based on needs, noting higher resolution requires more bandwidth.
6.1.4 Bitrate Type and Max. Bitrate
Configures bitrate type (constant/variable) and maximum bitrate for video compression efficiency.
6.1.5 Video Quality
Sets video quality when using variable bitrate, noting higher quality requires more bandwidth.
6.1.6 Frame Rate
Defines the video stream update frequency (fps), impacting image quality and bandwidth usage.
6.1.7 Video Encoding
Selects the video compression standard (H.264, H.265, MJPEG) for encoding efficiency.
6.1.8 Profile
Configures profile complexity for image quality and network bandwidth requirements.
6.1.9 I-Frame Interval
Defines the interval between I-frames, affecting video decoding efficiency and storage.
6.1.10 SVC
Explains Scalable Video Coding (SVC) for forward compatibility and flexible bitstream decoding.
6.1.11 Smoothing
Adjusts stream smoothness and fluency, potentially affecting video quality perception.
6.2 Audio Settings
Configures audio parameters including encoding, input source, volume, and noise filtering.
6.2.1 Audio Input
Sets audio compression standard, input source (microphone/line-in), and input volume.
6.2.2 Environmental Noise Filter
Filters ambient noise to improve audio clarity and reduce interference.
6.3 Two-way Audio
Enables audio communication between the monitoring center and the target using built-in or external devices.
6.4 ROI
Configures Region of Interest encoding to prioritize resource allocation for specific areas, enhancing their quality.
6.4.1 Set ROI
Guides on drawing and setting up ROI regions for enhanced video quality in selected areas.
6.5 Display Info. on Stream
Marks objects (human, vehicle) in the video stream for event detection and analysis.
6.6 Display Settings
Adjusts image features and parameters such as exposure, focus, and white balance for optimal display.
6.6.1 Scene Mode
Selects predefined image parameter sets for different installation environments to optimize display.
6.6.2 Image Parameters Switch
Automatically switches image parameters based on time periods or selected presets.
6.6.3 Mirror
Flips the live view image horizontally or vertically for normal display orientation.
6.6.4 Video Standard
Sets the video standard (NTSC/PAL) based on regional requirements for compatibility.
6.7 OSD
Customizes on-screen display information like device name, time, date, font, and text overlays.
Chapter 7 Video Recording and Picture Capture
7.1 Storage Settings
Configures common storage paths including memory cards, FTP servers, and network-attached storage (NAS).
7.1.1 Memory Card
Details managing memory cards: viewing capacity, formatting, encryption, and status detection.
7.1.2 Set FTP
Configures the FTP server settings for saving captured images and snapshots automatically.
7.1.3 Set NAS
Sets up network-attached storage (NAS) for storing record files and captured images efficiently.
7.1.4 eMMC Protection
Stops eMMC usage when its health status is poor to prevent device boot failure.
7.1.5 Set Cloud Storage
Uploads captured pictures and data to the cloud for remote access, analysis, and storage.
7.2 Video Recording
Introduces operations for manual and scheduled video recording, playback, and downloading recorded files.
7.2.1 Record Automatically
Configures automatic video recording based on schedules for continuous, motion, or alarm events.
7.2.2 Record Manually
Explains how to start and stop video recording manually from the interface.
7.2.3 Playback and Download Video
Covers searching, playing back, and downloading stored video files from local or network storage.
7.3 Capture Configuration
Configures automatic and manual picture capturing, viewing, and downloading of snapshots.
7.3.1 Capture Automatically
Sets up automatic picture capturing based on timing intervals or event triggers.
7.3.2 Capture Manually
Describes how to capture pictures manually from live view or playback windows.
7.3.3 View and Download Picture
Explains how to search, view, and download captured snapshot images from storage.
Chapter 8 Event and Alarm
8.1 Basic Event
Configures basic event detection types including motion detection, video tampering, and exception alarms.
8.1.1 Set Motion Detection
Detects moving objects in a defined region and triggers linkage actions, with adjustable sensitivity.
8.1.2 Set Video Tampering Alarm
Triggers an alarm if the video feed is covered or tampered with, with adjustable sensitivity.
8.1.3 Set Exception Alarm
Manages alarms for exceptions like HDD full, HDD error, network disconnection, and IP conflicts.
8.1.4 Set Alarm Input
Configures external alarm inputs to trigger corresponding device actions and linkage methods.
8.2 Smart Event
Enables advanced event detection features such as audio exceptions, intrusion, line crossing, and object detection.
8.2.1 Detect Audio Exception
Detects abnormal sound conditions like sudden intensity changes or audio loss, triggering responses.
8.2.2 Set Intrusion Detection
Detects objects entering or loitering within a predefined area, initiating linkage actions.
8.2.3 Set Line Crossing Detection
Detects objects crossing a predefined line in a specified direction, triggering alerts.
8.2.4 Set Region Entrance Detection
Detects objects entering a predefined area, initiating linkage actions.
8.2.5 Set Region Exiting Detection
Detects objects exiting a predefined area, initiating linkage actions.
8.2.6 Set Object Removal Detection
Detects if objects are removed from a predefined area, triggering an alarm.
8.2.7 Set Unattended Baggage Detection
Detects unattended objects left in a predefined area for a set duration, triggering alerts.
8.2.8 Set Tracking Parameters
Adjusts motion parameters for optimal target tracking performance, including zoom control.
Chapter 9 Arming Schedule and Alarm Linkage
9.1 Set Arming Schedule
Sets the valid time periods for device tasks and alarm events, allowing up to 8 periods per day.
9.2 Linkage Method Settings
Configures actions to be taken when an event or alarm occurs, such as triggering outputs or sending notifications.
9.2.1 Trigger Alarm Output
Sends alarm information to an external alarm output device based on configured parameters.
9.2.2 FTP/NAS/Memory Card Uploading
Uploads alarm information to FTP, NAS, or memory card when an alarm is triggered.
9.2.3 Send Email
Sends email notifications with alarm information to designated recipients upon event detection.
9.2.4 Notify Surveillance Center
Uploads alarm information to a surveillance center for monitoring and response.
9.2.5 Smart Tracking
Enables the device to track targets automatically when an alarm event is detected.
9.2.6 Trigger Recording
Starts video recording automatically when an alarm event is detected, for evidence capture.
Chapter 10 Network Settings
10.1 TCP/IP
Configures network interface settings, supporting both IPv4 and IPv6 addressing modes.
10.1.1 Multicast
Configures multicast settings for efficient group communication of data transmission.
10.1.2 Multicast Discovery
Enables automatic discovery of online network cameras via multicast protocol for easier management.
10.2 Port
Allows modification of device ports to resolve network conflicts and ensure accessibility.
10.3 Port Mapping
Configures port mapping to access devices through specified ports, using auto or manual modes.
10.4 SNMP
Sets SNMP for network management, obtaining alarm and exception messages from the device.
10.5 Access to Device via Domain Name
Uses Dynamic DNS (DDNS) to map the device's IP address to a domain name for network access.
10.6 Access to Device via PPPoE Dial Up Connection
Configures PPPoE dial-up parameters for ADSL connection to obtain a public IP address.
10.7 Accessing via Mobile Client
Connects to the device using the Hik-Connect mobile application for remote monitoring and alerts.
10.7.1 Enable Hik-Connect Service on Camera
Enables Hik-Connect service on the camera via web browser or SADP software before client connection.
10.7.2 Set Up Hik-Connect
Guides on installing and registering for a Hik-Connect user account for mobile device access.
10.7.3 Add Camera to Hik-Connect
Explains how to add the camera to the Hik-Connect service using QR code or serial number.
10.8 Set ISUP
Registers the device on the ISUP platform for remote management and data transmission over public networks.
10.9 Set Open Network Video Interface
Configures user settings for the Open Network Video Interface protocol to enhance network security.
10.10 Set Network Service
Controls the ON/OFF status of network protocols like WebSocket and SDK service for device functionality.
Chapter 11 System and Security
11.1 View Device Information
Displays device details such as model, serial number, and firmware version for identification.
11.2 Restore and Default
Resets device parameters to factory or default settings to resolve configuration issues.
11.3 Search and Manage Log
Helps locate and troubleshoot issues by searching and managing system logs.
11.4 Import and Export Configuration File
Facilitates batch configuration by exporting and importing device settings across multiple units.
11.5 Export Diagnose Information
Exports diagnose information including logs, system, and hardware details for troubleshooting.
11.6 Reboot
Allows rebooting the device via the web browser interface to refresh its status.
11.7 Upgrade
Details the process of upgrading the device firmware using an upgrade package for new features.
11.8 View Open Source Software License
Provides access to view open source software licenses used by the device.
11.9 Set Live View Connection
Controls the maximum number of simultaneous remote live view connections allowed.
11.10 Time and Date
Configures time zone, time synchronization methods, and Daylight Saving Time (DST).
11.10.1 Synchronize Time Manually
Manually synchronizes the device time with a computer or specified time server.
11.10.2 Synchronize Time by Satellite
Synchronizes device time using satellite time signals, function varies by device.
11.10.3 Set NTP Server
Configures an NTP server for accurate and reliable time synchronization.
11.10.4 Set DST
Sets Daylight Saving Time (DST) parameters for regions observing it.
11.11 Set RS-485
Configures RS-485 parameters for connecting and transmitting data to external devices.
11.12 Security
Enhances system security through various parameter settings like authentication and filters.
11.12.1 Authentication
Configures RTSP and WEB authentication protocols for secure network access.
11.12.2 Set IP Address Filter
Controls access by allowing or forbidding visits from specific IP addresses.
11.12.3 Set MAC Address Filter
Controls access by allowing or forbidding visits from specific MAC addresses.
11.12.4 Set HTTPS
Enables encrypted transmission and identity authentication for secure remote access.
11.12.5 Security Audit Log
Searches and analyzes security logs to detect intrusions and troubleshoot events.
11.12.6 Set QoS
Improves network delay and congestion by prioritizing data transmission.
11.12.7 Set IEEE 802.1X
Authenticates user permissions for connected devices using IEEE 802.1X.
11.12.8 SSH
Configures Secure Shell (SSH) for secure network services over unsecured networks.
11.12.9 Control Timeout Settings
Automatically logs out users after a period of inactivity.
11.12.10 Certificate Management
Manages server/client certificates and CA certificates, with alarms for expiry.
11.12.11 User and Account
Manages user accounts, permissions, and online user status.
A. Device Command
B. Device Communication Matrix
Provides a matrix of all communication ports for Hikvision network cameras.
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