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Summary of Contents for ZyXEL Communications CAM5525
- Page 1 CAM5525 Support Note Version 1.00 Jan, 2011...
- Page 2 2. What is the maximum number of general user and guest that can be added? .... 11 3. What video format is supported by CAM5525? .............. 11 4. What is the maximum number of concurrent users that can log into CAM5525? ..11 5. Why can’t I access the camera from a remote connection? ........... 11 6.
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Page 3: Chapter 1 Application
Chapter 1 Application CAM5525 Overview CAM5525 is a video camera that allows you to access and control over the Internet. Compared to the conventional camera, CAM5525 Network Camera, with built-in image processor and two-way audio support, provides an advanced solution of transmitting real-time high-quality video, images and sounds synchronously. - Page 4 1. Install the CamView Utility on the PC/laptop. After the installation is completed, the CamView Utility and the IPCam Discovery tool appear on your PC’s desktop. 2. Click on the “ZyXEL IPCam Discovery” to access CAM5525’s Web configurator. Chapter 1 Application...
- Page 5 Click on “Live View” to display what CAM5525 is viewing. 4. Set the IP for CAM5525. The IP can be assigned by DHCP server or assigned as a static IP manually. If the camera is located behind NAT (ex: a router), remember to configure port forwarding on the router to allow users monitor remotely.
- Page 6 5. Drag the privacy mask window to hide the part of screen which you’d like to keep as privacy. You can also change the color of the mask window. 6. Specify how CAM5525 send snapshots when an event occurs. Here, we configure an FTP server for the camera to send photos to when event is triggered.
- Page 7 When the line indicating the detected motion crosses the threshold line, the motion detection event will be triggered and the photos will be sent to the event server (ex: FTP server). Chapter 1 Application...
- Page 8 8. Click on the ZyXEL CamView Utility to launch the CamView Utility Screen. 9. Select Device Setting to display and configure device setting window. Configure the camera’s IP in the utility to monitor what the camera is viewing. Chapter 1 Application...
- Page 9 10. If there are several cameras placed at different locations you’d like to monitor, just configure these cameras’ IP in the utility to monitor in the same screen. Chapter 1 Application...
- Page 10 11. Configure the target folder to save the recorded files. Chapter 1 Application...
- Page 11 3. What video format is supported by CAM5525? H.264, MPEG4, JPEG and 3GPP are supported by CAM5525. 4. What is the maximum number of concurrent users that can log into CAM5525? The recommended maximum number of concurrent users is no more than 10.