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Digital Video Surveillance System
V 1.6
Nov 2006
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  • Page 1 User Guide Digital Video Surveillance System V 1.6 Nov 2006...
  • Page 2 WiLife, Luk, Luk Camera, Werks Software, LukWerks, and My LukWerks are trademarks of WiLife Inc. Microsoft .NET Framework, Microsoft, Windows, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000 are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All other product or service names are the property of their respective owners.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Overview..............................7 System Requirements ..........................7 Starter Kit Contents..........................8 Installation Procedures ...........................8 Step 1 - Run the Install Wizard ......................8 Step 2 – Complete the LukWerks Setup Wizard ................10 Firewall Setup ............................13 Additional Cameras ..........................14 Camera Focus and Aim .........................15 Product Support.............................15 Tip of the Day ............................15...
  • Page 4 ......................... 49 SING EMOTE IEWING Remote Viewing From a PC........................50 Managing Your My LukWerks Account.....................53 Manage My LukWerks Page Overview .....................55 Viewing Your Cameras Using a Cell Phone or Handheld..............57 ........................59 ROUBLESHOOTING Installation Problems..........................59 Setup Problems .............................60 Video Problems............................61 Maintenance Problems .........................62...
  • Page 5 Norton AntiVirus 2007 ..........................73 ZoneAlarm Firewall ..........................75 McAfee Personal Firewall........................77 BlackICE Firewall ...........................79 Windows Live OneCare ........................82 Turning Off Spam Blocking for LukWerks Emails ................84 AOL (AIM)............................84 EarthLink Total Access and Web Mail....................84 EarthLink 5.0 .............................84 HotMail...............................84 Yahoo Mail ............................85 GMail ..............................85...

  • Page 7: Welcome To Lukwerks

    Overview of LukWerks LukWerks has three primary components: Smart Cameras, Powerful Software, and Remote Viewing capability. Luk is the name of our cameras and Werks is the name of our software, together they make LukWerks. We call remote viewing My LukWerks.
  • Page 8 Setup allows you to set each camera differently, based on its mission. 3. Powerful Software At the center of the LukWerks system is the Werks software. It is the most powerful video surveillance software available. Werks can manage full-motion video from six concurrent cameras, providing you...
  • Page 9 LukWerks system. To access the video you first create a My LukWerks user account at www.lukwerks.com. This is part of the normal process of registering you product. With each new LukWerks setup, you register the new site with your existing account.

  • Page 10: System Components

    It can be plugged into a regular extension cord or non-surge power strip. 2) Likewise, do not connect the power supply unit or the WiLife camera into other Ethernet or Power- Over-Ethernet (POE) hardware. The Luk Camera and the Luk Camera power supply operate as a pair.

  • Page 11: Luk Accessories

    Welcome to LukWerks LukWerks User Guide Note: You can find longer CAT 5e cable cables in our online store at www.lukwerks.com. ECEIVER The Receiver module provides the interface between the PC and the power line data link. It communicates with the PC via the USB. The PC sends commands to the cameras to configure and control them.

  • Page 12: User's Guide Chapters

    Welcome to LukWerks LukWerks User Guide User’s Guide Chapters We designed this manual to be the ultimate resource for learning, understanding, and using the multi-faceted features within the Werks application to meet your personal or small business expectations. The content of the User’s Manual is laid out into five chapters, the first of which you have nearly completed.

  • Page 13: Getting Started

    Getting Started Overview WiLife’s Werks application is very easy to deploy because of an installation process that we designed to be user-friendly. Depending on how comfortable you feel installing the application, you can choose to use the QuickStart instructions (found in the Installation Kit) or the comprehensive installation instructions provided in this chapter.

  • Page 14: Starter Kit Contents

    Step 1 - Run the Install Wizard Insert the Werks PC Software CD into your PC’s CD-ROM drive. The LukWerks setup menu will automatically start. Note: If the Install Wizard does not automatically load, you can manually start the wizard by double-clicking on the setup.exe file on the CD-ROM (i.e.
  • Page 15 Follow the on screen instructions of the Werks Install wizard. Click the NEXT> button to advance through the installation process. One of the early steps is the LukWerks License Agreement screen. Please take a moment to review the license agreement. If you accept the terms of the agreement, click the “I accept the terms...

  • Page 16: Step 2 - Complete The Lukwerks Setup Wizard

    You will also have the opportunity to change the destination folder of the Werks System. The default location is C:\Program Files\LukWerks. Step 2 – Complete the LukWerks Setup Wizard As LukWerks starts for the first time, the LukWerks Setup Wizard will display automatically. The LukWerks Setup Wizard will help you set up the following: •...
  • Page 17 WiLife USB Adapter, Other HomePlug Powerline Adapter, or Non-Powerline LAN. (Typically, the answer to this last question is the WiLife USB adapter.) LUG IN OWERLINE DAPTER Now, you are ready to plug in the USB Receiver.
  • Page 18 Getting Started LukWerks User Guide and performance of the LukWerks system. AMERA With the receiver plugged into your electrical outlet, you are ready to plug in your cameras. 1) Start by installing your cameras in a location near your PC. This makes it easier to adjust the focus if necessary.

  • Page 19: Firewall Setup

    Getting Started LukWerks User Guide Firewall Setup It is very likely that you have one of many Firewall applications running on your computer. These applications protect your computer from unwanted network connections, which sometimes are the result of viruses. Because Werks creates a new network using your home wiring and uses your Internet connection for email and remote viewing, you will need to configure your firewall to allow these connections.

  • Page 20: Additional Cameras

    Windows Firewall Auto-Alert McAfee Auto-Alert Message Additional Cameras You can have up to six Luk Cameras in each LukWerks system. Adding new cameras is easy. Check our website periodically for news regarding any new cameras being released. 1 – P OSITION YOUR CAMERA a.

  • Page 21: Camera Focus And Aim

    If you have any questions about the installation procedures, please check out the support section of our website for the most recent information. If you still need help contact LukWerks Technical Support via email at support@lukwerks.com, or by phone at 877- LUKWERKS [(877) 585-9375] (for customers within the United States and Canada).
  • Page 22 LukWerks User Guide...

  • Page 23: Using The Werks Application

    PLAYBACK, and when in PLAYBACK View, the middle button reads GO TO LIVE – thus allowing you to switch back and forth.) The WILIFE button takes you to the LukWerks website, where you can login to your My LukWerks account. (See the Werks Setup chapter to learn more about...

  • Page 24: Live View

    Using the Werks Application LukWerks User Guide Live View The Live View is the first screen that appears when you open Werks. From here, you can monitor live video feeds, change screen layouts, and enable and disable cameras and email alerts. This is a screen shot of the Live View, showing the components of the screen.

  • Page 25: Enable And Disable Alerts

    Using the Werks Application LukWerks User Guide Enable and Disable Alerts Once you setup your email alerts you can quickly set the alert state Click Enable and Disable from the main view. This feature is great for enabling email alerts as...

  • Page 26: Change Camera Order

    Using the Werks Application LukWerks User Guide If you select to save the frame in JPEG format, you have the ability to select the quality setting by entering a quality figure (from 1 to 100%) or manually moving the quality bar, as shown in the graphic below.

  • Page 27: Playback View

    Using the Werks Application LukWerks User Guide Playback View Playback View allows you to find, view, and manage your recorded video segments, which Werks stores in a database on your computer. Your cameras create these segments according to your settings. By default, each camera is set to record when motion is sensed.
  • Page 28 Using the Werks Application LukWerks User Guide HANGE INDOW IMESCALE To navigate using the Date/Time Header, left-click and drag your mouse on the header area above the time- lines. (This is the area with the dates and times.) Drag the time-line left or right and the whole thing moves.

  • Page 29: Play Video With Onscreen Controls

    Using the Werks Application LukWerks User Guide UESTIONS What do the colored buttons next to the camera names mean? • A green button signifies that the camera is enabled for Playback mode. • A gray button indicates the camera has been disabled for Playback mode. The green and red video segments will not display.

  • Page 30: Use Keyboard Playback Controls

    Using the Werks Application LukWerks User Guide Button Description Button Description Click to play video Click to pause video Go to the start of the last (or current) Go to the start of the next video video segment segment Step back...

  • Page 31: Delete Recorded Video

    Using the Werks Application LukWerks User Guide choose Protect Video Segment. You can easily identify a protected video segment because it will show red rather than green in the navigation window. (See Managing Disk Usage in the chapter on Werks Options for more details on disk space usage.)

  • Page 32: Remote Viewing With My Lukwerks

    2) Click the Remove… button. The email address is removed from the list of email recipients. Remote Viewing with My LukWerks With My LukWerks, you can monitor nearly-live video feeds from all of your LukWerks Systems over the Internet to Windows Mobile enabled cell phones, Internet Browsers, and other devices that support Windows Media 9 Video.

  • Page 33: Use Remote Viewing

    My LukWerks account – using your username and password (or PIN for cell phones). Once connected to your account, you select the site and cameras you want to view. The LukWerks server then routes a live video feed to your device. For more information, please go to the chapter Remote Viewing.

  • Page 34: Setting System Options

    Setting System Options The default configuration of your LukWerks system provides you with all of the basic features activated allowing you to have your own professional video surveillance system running in minutes. However, Werks gives you the ability to change the settings in order to enable additional features like email alerts and remote viewing.

  • Page 35: Camera Options

    Setting System Options LukWerks User Guide Camera Options Use the Setup Camera dialog to view and modify properties for each camera— e.g. define a name, flip the display orientation, and adjust the image quality. You will find the default image settings work for most conditions.

  • Page 36: Delete A Camera

    Setting System Options LukWerks User Guide Here is a brief review of these options: Option Description Resolution The Resolution dropdown option allows you to set VGA or QVGA resolution. By default, your cameras are set at QVGA (320 x 240) resolution and 15 frames per second (fps).

  • Page 37: Review The Recording Dialog

    Setting System Options LukWerks User Guide Each time the camera detects motion it alerts the Werks software and records the event and a few prior frames. Once motion is detected, the system records uninterrupted until 5-seconds after the motions stops.

  • Page 38: Set Motion Detection Sensitivity

    Setting System Options LukWerks User Guide When you have the Setup > Recording dialog open, Werks enters a special mode that allows you to select and draw motion zones directly on the Live Video image. You must be in Live Mode to access the full functionality when working with motion zones.

  • Page 39: Create A New Recording Schedule

    Setting System Options LukWerks User Guide Here is a quick overview of the Recording Schedule dialog: Dialog Item Usage Weekly This graph displays the scheduled recordings Schedule for for the selected camera for a week. A line Cam # exists for each day of the week (Mo - Su). A column exists for each hour of the day.

  • Page 40: Manage Disk Usage

    Dialog Item Usage Video Path The path where Werks stores video files. The (adjustable) default value is C:\LukWerks Video Browse The browse button allows you to navigate and Button (…) pick another video storage directory. Free Disk The amount of free space on the drive Werks Space is using to store video files.

  • Page 41: Email Alert Management

    Setting System Options LukWerks User Guide Note: If you reduce the amount of disk space allocated to video files to a number less than that currently in use, Werks will slowly reduce the space used as new recordings are created.

  • Page 42: Add Email Addresses

    Remote Viewing Setup Remote viewing is yet another great feature in LukWerks. As mentioned previously, it allows you to view live video from your cameras anywhere anytime. If you did not set up Remote Viewing during the Setup Wizard, first...

  • Page 43: Verify System Requirements

    Windows Mobile or Windows Smartphones. LukWerks is compatible with a wide range of Microsoft Windows Mobile cell phones and wireless handhelds. Of course, these devices require Internet access either through a cell service provider or wireless Internet hub, depending on your device.
  • Page 44 Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 5.5 or later Once you have created your My LukWerks account, you are ready to setup individual sites such as the Home, Office, or Vacation Home. You use the Setup > Remote dialog to configure the site options:...

  • Page 45: Set Up Remote Viewing

    Note: Skip this step if you set up Remote Viewing during the Setup Wizard! Setting up Remote Viewing is a two-step process. First, you create your My LukWerks account and then enable Remote Viewing in Werks Software. These instructions assist you in completing both of...
  • Page 46 It depends on your Internet capability and firewall settings. Is there a time limit for viewing video? LukWerks automatically determines how to stream video to you in the most direct way. If Werks cannot find a direct path, we direct the video feed through WiLife’s network.

  • Page 47: Advanced Options

    Find Orphan This option looks under the currently selected Clips video path (e.g. the default C:\LukWerks Video) for any video files that are not currently associated with a camera. About Here you can inspect the current version number for your Werks installation and review system information and diagnostics.
  • Page 48 2 cameras. In the Connection Method section, tell Werks how your computer is connected to your cameras. (This is usually through the WiLife USB Adapter. However, if it is connected through a different HomePlug powerline interface, or a standard network LAN in your home, select those options.)
  • Page 49 Setting System Options LukWerks User Guide 6) Click Next > when the test is complete. The Search for Cameras screen displays. Cameras that have been discovered will display with active LED marks. Un-discovered cameras will display with gray LEDs. 7) When Werks has successfully found the number of cameras you told it to look for, it will display the "Name My Cameras"...
  • Page 50 Setting System Options LukWerks User Guide When you have completed the wizard, the last screen of the Wizard displays. Click Finish to close.

  • Page 51: Rediscover Cameras

    Note: Write this password down it is a difficult process to clear a forgotten password. If you do forget you password, review the Troubleshooting topic “I have forgotten my local LukWerks password” for instructions. Click CHANGE PASSWORD to accept the new password.

  • Page 52: Check For Software Updates

    Setting System Options LukWerks User Guide Check for Software Updates Setup > Advance > Application Updates section > button. CHECK FOR UPDATES Werks will compare the software and firmware version dates recorded on your PC with the latest versions available online. If your PC shows an older date for either one or both of them, Werks will offer to download and install the latest version.

  • Page 53: Find Orphan Clips

    Setting System Options LukWerks User Guide This operation rebuilds your video database by examining each file in your Werks Video Directory. You may want to perform this operation if you suspect your video database has become corrupt by some hard disk or computer failure.
  • Page 54 LukWerks User Guide This is a rarely needed and used tool. It searches the current video path (e.g. the default C:\LukWerks video) for any video files that are not currently associated with a camera. This is possible if you have recently removed or changed cameras.

  • Page 55: Using Remote Viewing

    My LukWerks account – using a username and password you set. Once connected to your account, you select the site and cameras you want to view. The LukWerks server then routes a live video feed to your device.

  • Page 56: Remote Viewing From A Pc

    Note: This process assumes that you have completed the setup steps for Remote Viewing, located in Chapter 3. Remote viewing is a process that consists primarily of two easy steps – logging into your My LukWerks account and selecting which camera or cameras you want to view. This section shows you how to accomplish those tasks.
  • Page 57 LukWerks User Guide Site Name View All Location Status Click on the site’s name Allows you to see the live video Displays Available to open the Manage My from all of your cameras, all in or Offline LukWerks page. one view.
  • Page 58 LukWerks User Guide IEW THE IDEO FOR AMERAS SING THE YCLE EATURE The “Cycle” option allows you to view the live, secure feed for all of the cameras at the selected location one at a time. The Vieiwng page will rotate through each camera and will continue to do so until you turn the option off.

  • Page 59: Managing Your My Lukwerks Account

    If you do not see video after a few minutes, consider switching to Relayed Mode, which uses our WiLife network and requires less browser ability. To switch to this mode, you simply click on the button SWITCH TO RELAYED MODE. You can switch back to Direct Mode at any time.
  • Page 60 My LukWerks menu option. 2. Click on the link “Have you forgotten your password?” 3. Enter your email address and click SUBMIT. LukWerks will send an email to you with a temporary password. 4. Log back into My LukWerks using this temporary password.

  • Page 61: Manage My Lukwerks Page Overview

    Manage My LukWerks Page Overview In this version, the Manage My LukWerks page is used to see details about a location and its cameras; for troubleshooting purposes by our support team; and for removing a location and/or cameras from Remote Viewing.
  • Page 62 REMOVE CHECKED button. Note: Cameras that you don’t want to show up for Remote Viewing must be removed from the Werks Software. As long as cameras are still assigned in the Werks Software, My LukWerks will recognize them and show them.

  • Page 63: Viewing Your Cameras Using A Cell Phone Or Handheld

    Viewing Your Cameras Using a Cell Phone or Handheld The following requirements must be met prior to viewing remotely using a cell phone or handheld: 4) Registered for a My LukWerks account? If not, please see the topic “Create Your My LukWerks Account” for complete details.
  • Page 64 SING THE ERKS ANDHELDS Your My LukWerks page allows you to see your LukWerk network all on one page. In the example on the right, you will notice the names of your locations and cameras. You will see if a Location is Offline or Available.

  • Page 65: Troubleshooting

    STOP – DO NOT RETURN THE CAMERA KIT TO YOUR RETAILER We are ready to help you get the most benefit from your LukWerks system! If you have any questions about setup or operation, please visit our online support site or call our toll-free line.

  • Page 66: Setup Problems

    LukWerks User Guide Installation Problem Solution • Clean the window to ensure an airtight fit. Camera suction cup comes • With your fingertip, place a very light layer of vegetable or olive oil around the edge of free from the window the suction cup.

  • Page 67: Video Problems

    • Increase the camera Bit Rate on the Setup>Camera dialog. • Increase the lighting in the room. • Upgrade the camera lens using one from our accessory store (www.lukwerks.com). This is most commonly caused by wiring that is poor or by unusual noise on the wiring My live video lags several system.

  • Page 68: Maintenance Problems

    • Validate that you can now see your cameras. If not, follow the steps for the “I have forgotten my local LukWerks password” problem and solution. Follow these steps to reset your local LukWerks password: I have forgotten my local LukWerks password Exit Werks from the task tray icon.
  • Page 69 My LukWerks Check the following items: account • Ensure that you have created a My LukWerks account by registering at www.lukwerks.com. • Verify that your account name (email address) and password match those used to create your account.

  • Page 70: Status Lights

    Troubleshooting LukWerks User Guide Status Lights We incorporated Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) as part of our design for the Luk Camera, Power Supply, and USB receiver to make it easy to quickly diagnose many problems. AMERA TATUS IGHTS There are six status lights (LEDs) on the camera in various locations. Point the camera lens toward you with the three green LEDs on the right-hand side to read the following table.

  • Page 71: Configuring Your Firewall

    In communicating, two common protocols Werks uses include UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) and HTTP (on a variety of ports). By design, Firewalls and Internet Filters attempt to control communications on both of the internal LukWerks network and your Internet connection. This is not a problem if you configure them correctly. Remember, it is common to have more than one firewall installed on a PC.

  • Page 72: Microsoft Firewall

    When you first start Werks, Microsoft Firewall will automatically provide you with a Windows Security Alert, asking you whether you want to block Werks. You should always choose UNBLOCK when the program name is Werks and the publisher is WiLife. NABLE ERKS...
  • Page 73 If you do NOT see Werks in the Programs and Services list (rare), you will need to choose Add Program… and find Werks either in the list of programs or Browse to it at “C:\Program Files\LukWerks\Werks.exe. From the Edit a Program dialog, click the “Change scope…” button and then select the option “Any computer”...

  • Page 74: Norton Internet Security 2001 - 2005

    Configuring Your Firewall LukWerks User Guide Norton Internet Security 2001 - 2005 Norton Firewall is a component of several Symantec security products including Norton Internet Security, Norton Personal Firewall, Symantec Client Security, and others. In most cases, Norton will automatically recognize that Werks is attempting to access the network.
  • Page 75 LükWerks User Guide If you do NOT find Werks in the Program list (rare), you will need to click the Add button. On the program dialog, enter the file name “c:\Program Files\LukWerks\werks.exe” and click Open. Now repeat the previous step.

  • Page 76: Norton Personal Firewall 2006

    Configuring Your Firewall LukWerks User Guide Norton Personal Firewall 2006 Norton Personal Firewall 2006 is a component of several Symantec security products that include Norton Internet Security, Norton Personal Firewall, Norton AntiVirus, Symantec Client Security, and others. While you are installing Werks, Norton Internet Security will automatically recognize Werks attempting to access the network.
  • Page 77 Click OK. NOTE: If you do NOT find Werks in the Program list (rare), you will need to click the Add button. On the program dialog, enter the file name “c:\Program Files\LukWerks\werks.exe” and click Open. Now repeat the previous step. •...

  • Page 78: Norton Antivirus 2007

    Configuring Your Firewall LukWerks User Guide Norton AntiVirus 2007 The Norton AntiVirus firewall has an aggressive worm protection feature that blocks Werks from giving the cameras a DHCP address when you install Werks Version 1.5. Even if you have set AntiVirus to allow Werks, AntiVirus still blocks that traffic.

  • Page 79: Norton Antivirus 2007

    Configuring Your Firewall LükWerks User Guide Norton AntiVirus 2007 The Norton AntiVirus firewall has an aggressive worm protection feature that blocks Werks from giving the cameras a DHCP address when you install Werks Version 1.5. Even if you have set AntiVirus to allow Werks, AntiVirus still blocks that traffic.
  • Page 80 Configuring Your Firewall LukWerks User Guide 3) Click on the “Turn Off” button. 4) Click OK. Werks only needs the feature turned off temporarily. 5) In the Werks Software, open the Setup program, click on the Advanced tab, and click on the Find My Cameras button.

  • Page 81: Zonealarm Firewall

    By default, ZoneAlarm will automatically prompt you to allow Werks.exe to both access the Internet and to act as a server. Follow these instructions to ensure ZoneAlarm does not interfere with the operation of LukWerks. NABLE...
  • Page 82 Werks to the list. In the Add Program dialog, enter the path to Werks, which by default is “C:\Program File\LukWerks\Werks.exe”. Click OPEN and repeat the prior step. You have now successfully configured ZoneAlarm, but remember that you may have more than one firewall application running on your PC.

  • Page 83: Mcafee Personal Firewall

    McAfee provides both automatic and manual configuration interfaces. By default, Personal Firewall will automatically prompt you to allow Werks.exe to access the Internet. Follow these instructions to ensure the McAfee firewall does not interfere with the operation of LukWerks. NABLE ERKS...
  • Page 84 LukWerks User Guide From the Internet Applications page, click the “New Allowed Application” link to open the Select Application dialog. Now enter “C:\Program Files\LukWerks\Werks.exe” in the File name field, and click Open. Finally, you can confirm that Werks is in the Internet Applications list and marked as “Allow Full Access”...

  • Page 85: Blackice Firewall

    Configuring Your Firewall LükWerks User Guide BlackICE Firewall BlackICE is the least friendly of all the firewalls we review here. There are two common implementations of BlackICE: those that have purchased a retail copy of PC Protection Firewall for personal use and those that unknowingly have a copy installed along with either software from an ISP, VPN, or other source.
  • Page 86 Configuring Your Firewall LukWerks User Guide 3) Click the Add button again. Enter the values shown: (Name: UPnP; IP Address: 172.29.0.0- 172.29.255.255; Check All Ports; Type:UDP; Mode: Accept; Duration of Rule: Forever) and click Add. 4) Click the Add button again. Enter the values shown: (Name: DHCP; IP Address: All Addresses; Port: 67;...
  • Page 87 Configuring Your Firewall LükWerks User Guide Find the [Manual UDP low REJECT] section and add these lines: ACCEPT, 169.254.0.0 – 169.254.255.255, 0 – 65536, UPnP, 2005-10-05, 02:44:06, PERPETUAL, 2000, unknown ACCEPT, 172.29.0.0 – 172.29.255.255, 0 – 65536, UPnP, 2005-10-05, 02:44:06, PERPETUAL, 2000, unknown 3) Save and close Notepad.

  • Page 88: Windows Live Onecare

    Configuring Your Firewall LukWerks User Guide Windows Live OneCare If your PC is running the Windows Live OneCare firewall, your Werks system may not be displaying video, even if you placed Werks on the Allow List. If Werks is not displaying video, follow these instructions to resolve it: 1.
  • Page 89 Configuring Your Firewall LükWerks User Guide 4. Click on the Ports and Protocols tab. 5. In the Ports and Protocols section, locate the “Universal Plug and Play – Xbox 360 (UDP 1900) checkbox and select it so that it is marked. Then, hit the Apply button. The video from your cameras should show up in Werks shortly after this.

  • Page 90: Turning Off Spam Blocking For Lukwerks Emails

    HotMail places SPAM in the "Junk" folder. Spam filtering is automatic. All spam-possible email is automatically sent to the Junk E-Mail folder, where it is automatically deleted after 5 days. To set HotMail so that it sends LukWerks alert mail to the Inbox folder in the future, you can complete one of these two tasks: 1.

  • Page 91: Yahoo Mail

    To tell Thunderbird to not send LukWerks alert mail messages to the Junk folder in the future, highlight the LukWerks alert email and click the “Not Junk” button in the toolbar. You can also use the keyboard keys [Ctrl] + J or choose “Mark As Not Junk”...

  • Page 92: Opera M2

    F4, and double-click on "Spam." To get a LukWerks alert message out of this folder, right-click on the alert message and then select the "Not Spam" option. You can also highlight the message and then select the “Not Spam” button (or highlight the message and press “A”).

  • Page 93: Specifications

    Running your cameras in the higher VGA (640 x 480) mode requires additional CPU. LukWerks uses your Windows PC to record the video from your cameras and to serve video to your remote devices. You need to have your PC on and running for the LukWerks system to operate.

  • Page 94: Dvc-810I Camera

    Specifications LükWerks User Guide Anextek SP230 Palm Treo 700w Audiovox PPC 6601; SMT 5600; PPC 4100; Motorola Q; CN620; Motorola MPx, MPx100 & MPx220; HP iPAQ hw6500 series Samsung SCH-i730 iMate SP5; SP5m; K-JAM; JASJAR Siemens SX66 Example Wireless Handheld Devices: Asus MyPal A730W HP iPAQ hx2400 series;...

  • Page 95: Dlc-810E Camera

    Specifications LükWerks User Guide Included cable CAT-5e, RJ-45 connectors, 10 feet (3 m) User provided requirements CAT-5e or better, RJ-45 connectors, up to 80 feet (24 m) Connector pin out Per IEEE 802.3 Illumination 2 lx minimum per IEC 61146-1 Property Size Up to 8,000 square feet HYSICAL...

  • Page 96: Powerline Networking

    Camera Body Dimensions (200 mm) Camera Weight 11 lb (500 g) Powerline Networking LukWerks uses powerful power-line networking technology to allow users to easily install and setup your surveillance system. Networking specification HomePlug® Power-line 1.0 Data Rate 14 Mbps (maximum), 5 Mbps (typical)

  • Page 97: Wall And Ceiling Mount Installation

    Specifications LükWerks User Guide Wall and Ceiling Mount Installation Installing the Luk Camera Wall and Ceiling Mount is simple. Use the recommended tools and drilling template below. As always, use caution to avoid injury. Recommended tools: Screwdriver, electric drill. Surface Pilot Hole Drill Size Pilot Hole Depth Softwood...

  • Page 98: Software License And Hardware Warranty

    Using the Product for illegal purposes or intentionally using the Product contrary to community standards is expressly prohibited. • WiLife reserves the right to modify, upgrade, and replace the Software by offering new software with or without charge, at WiLife’s option. 3. GRANT OF LICENSE. This EULA grants the owner the following rights.
  • Page 99 5. LIMITED WARRANTY. WiLife Warrants that the media on which the Software is provided shall be free from material defects for a period of ninety (90) days from date of purchase. WiLife and its suppliers provide the Software "AS IS." WILIFE AND ITS SUPPLIERS DO NOT WARRANT THE PERFORMANCE OR RESULTS YOU MAY OBTAIN BY USING THE SOFTWARE.

  • Page 100: Limited Product Warranty

    If a valid claim is received by WiLife for a covered defect within the Warranty Period, at its option, WiLife will (1) repair the product at no charge, using new or refurbished replacement parts, or (2) exchange the product with a product that is new or which has been manufactured from new or serviceable used parts and is at least functionally equivalent to the original product.
  • Page 101 WiLife in their original or equivalent packaging, prepay shipping charges, and insure the shipment or accept the risk of loss or damage during shipment. WiLife will ship the repaired or replacement products to you freight prepaid if you use an address in the continental United States, where applicable.

  • Page 102: Regulatory And Safety

    This device must be installed and used in strict accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions as described in the user documentation that comes with the product. Users of this equipment are cautioned that changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by WiLife Inc. void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
  • Page 103 Lightning also presents a real, but unlikely source of hazardous electric shock. As with all electrical equipment, it is best to unplug the LukWerks components during an electrical storm. This is especially recommended for Luk Cameras mounted on exterior windows. If the LukWerks equipment is installed in an area subject to frequent electrical storms, equipment damage and user exposure to hazardous voltages can be minimized by the proper installation of lightning rods and lightning arrestors.
  • Page 104 OISTURE The LukWerks Indoor and Spy cameras are designed to be used only in dry, indoor environments. Do not use them near water; for example, near a bath tub, washbowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or in or near a swimming pool.

  • Page 105: Use With Power Conditioning Equipment

    Use with Power Conditioning Equipment The LukWerks cameras and USB receiver should not be used with any type of power conditioning equipment such as surge protectors (commonly found in ‘power strips’), AC line filters, AC line conditioners, voltage converters, frequency converters, uninterruptible power sources (UPS), spike protectors, AC line voltage regulators and motor-generator sets.
  • Page 106 AC line and the non-LukWerks equipment may resolve the problem. To protect your privacy, be sure to set a unique password via the LukWerks software. Doing this encrypts your camera data and makes the output unreadable by neighboring HomePlug® systems which may be able to...
  • Page 107 LükWerks User Guide...

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