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- Page 1 1.3Mega Pixel IP Camera IP Survlliance User’s Manual V_1.5 - 1 -...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Table Over View ..........................1 1.1 Features ........................1 1.2 CMS Camera Management Software................1 Installation ..........................2 2.1 Minimum PC Requirement ..................2 2.2 Live View ........................6 2.3 Status .......................... 9 2.3.1 Information ......................9 2.3.2 PING ........................9 2.4 Settings ........................ -
Page 3: Over View
Over View 1.1 Features 1.3 megapixel CMOS Sensor Real-time H.264 Built-in high sensitive microphone (Optional) Supports ONVIF Standard to Simplify Integration and Enhance Interoperability Supports H/W Watchdog 1.2 CMS Camera Management Software ... -
Page 4: Installation
Installation 2.1 Minimum PC Requirement Hardware: Intel ○ Pentium ○ DUAL Core 2 GB system memory or above Sound Card: DirectX ○ 9.0c compatible sound card Video Card: 3D hardware accelerator card required – 100% DirectX ○ 9.0c compatible Ethernet network port/card 10/100 Ethernet switch/hub Software: Windows ○ XP Service Pack 2 or above Resolution of screen setting: 1280x960 or higher for the display of 720P/1080P Change computer’s IP address – Please set IP address to be “192.168.1.3”. (You can also searching IP Camera in LAN with the tool – IPSearcher, please refer to appendix A) Click [Start‐> Control Panel] Click [View network status and tasks] - 2 -... - Page 5 Click [Change adapter settings] Double Click [Local Area Connection] Click [Properties] - 3 -...
- Page 6 Double click [Internet Protocol Version4(TCP/IPv4)] Select [Use the following IP address] and enter IP Address, Subnet mask and Default gateway then press [OK]. - 4 -...
- Page 7 Login IP Camera with a WEB browser You may visit IPCamera’s homepage by IE or other compatible web browsers. Running a browser and enter IP Camera’s IP‐ 192.168.1.221 in URI. Default account: admin Default password: admin It displays system information after you login IP Camera. - 5 -...
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Page 8: Live View
2.2 Live View If you prefer using Safari ○ , Chrome ○ or Firefox ○ , you have to install QuickTime ○ Player or the browsers can’t display video. If you use Windows Internet Explore it will ask you install ActiveX program when you first login. - 6 -... - Page 9 You may need to change security parameter for Live View Player playing video well. Enter [Control Panel] then click [View network status and tasks]. Click [Internet Options]. - 7 -...
- Page 10 Enter [Security] page then click [Custom level]. Set [Download unsigned ActiveX controls] to be [Prompt]. - 8 -...
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Page 11: Status
2.3 Status 2.3.1 Information It displays hardware and firmware version of IP Camera. 2.3.2 PING Use “Ping” to verify if a remote peer is reachable. Enter a remote IP address and click “Test” to ping the remote host. The result would be shown on Result Table. - 9 -... -
Page 12: Settings
2.4 Settings 2.4.1 Video In this page you can set parameters for Video Stream. Camera: Type the camera title. Resolution: Select the required image resolution for the streams. TAB for Stream 1‐ Stream 2: For setting individual parameters for each stream. Frame Rate: Select the required frame rate for video stream. Bit Rate: Bit‐rate values ranges between 512 and 6144. Overlay Setting: Select Enable Date and Time check box to activate the function. ◎ Date: This will enable/disable insertion of Data and Time as per the position specified corner of the captured image. Mirror: Select the required option ◎ OFF ◎ VERTICAL: Flips the data in vertical direction ◎ HORIZONTAL: Flips the data in horizontal direction ◎ BOTH: Flips the data in both directions, equivalent to 180 rotation - 10 -... -
Page 13: Camera
2.4.2 Camera Brightness: Select the required brightness level that ranges from 1 to 255. A brighter scene appears, if you choose higher level of brightness. Contrast: Select the required range. The range available is between 1 to 255. Saturation: Select the required saturation level that ranges from 1 to 255. A vivid scene appears, if you choose a higher level of saturation. Sharpness: Select the required range of sharpness. The range available is between 1 to 255. Flicker Control: Select one of the following options of the Flicker device: ◎ NTSC/60Hz : This will compensate for 60Hz flicker and will put the display if selected to NTSC mode ◎ PAL/50Hz : This will compensate for 50Hz flicker and will put the display if selected to PAL mode Color Auto: Disable this option to keep IP camera displays video always in color mode. PTZ: (Optional) ◎ Protocol: Select a protocol for IPCamera and Pan‐Tilt System. ◎ Device ID/ Baud Rate: Select device ID(or address) and baud rate assigned on Pan‐Tilt System. ◎ Speed: The Pan‐Tilt System is moving quicker if you set it to be higher.. ◎ Min. Move Time: Some control device sends PTZ move and stop command at the same time. Enable this option for IPCamera to transit PTZ moving command in a fixed period of time. - 11 -... -
Page 14: Audio
2.4.3 Audio Enable Audio: This will switch ON/OFF the audio in camera. Audio Mode: You can change the audio mode in the Network camera in one of the following ways: ◎ Only Mic: Enables only audio capture in camera. Encoding: Set which codec is used for encoding. G711 and PCM. - 12 -... -
Page 15: Date Time
2.4.4 Date Time The NTP configuration allows IP Camera obtain time from an NTP server or sync with your computer. PC Time: It displays current time on your computer. Device Time: It displays current time on IP Camera. Manual: Click [PC Time] then [Accept] button to sync IP Camera’s time with your computer. Synchronize with Time Server: ◎ SNTP Server: Enter IP or FQDN of an SNTP server. ◎ Time Zone: Select the required time zone from the drop‐down list. If this is not done, the time given by the unit may be incorrect. 2.4.5 Network There are two types of IP network settings, if there is a DHCP server or broad band router setup in your IP network, you may set it to be DHCP. If you set up a NVR(Network Video Recorder) to recording IP Camera’s video, it is better set IP type to be “Static IP”. - 13 -... -
Page 16: Maintenance
2.5 Maintenance 2.5.1 User Account There are three operating levels when entering the Web UI. Logging‐in as the admin allows you to change all settings. Admin: You can operate all functions in Web interface. Operator: You can operate all functions in Web interface except User Account. Viewer: You can only monitor the Web interface, but cannot operate all function and set parameters. HTTP Port: You can change listen port of WEB GUI. Sync With NVR: When this option is disabled, it doesn’t allows modify command sent from NVR or via HTTP API. - 14 -... -
Page 17: Profile
2.5.2 Profile Backup Configurations: Click the Backup Settings button to save your current settings to a file. Restore Configurations: You can backup settings to a file and restore settings from that file. You also can restore all settings back to default by selecting Restore Default Configurations and click Restore. 2.5.3 Firmware Update Please select then click [Update] button to upload firmware. During the upgrade process please don’t click on any other button or don’t try changing camera setting, this may lead camera to abort upgrade process and subsequent reboot will result in undesired behavior. -
Page 18: Restart
2.5.4 Restart Tick [Restart] then click [Accept] button to restart IPCamera. 2.5.5 Language Select a language for WEB GUI. - 16 -... -
Page 19: Appendix A - Ipsearcher For Searching Ip Camera On Lan
Appendix A – IPSearcher for searching IP Camera on LAN There is a tool which can running on a computer to search IP Camera in local area network. It allows you to change IP Camera’s IP address much easier. Enter the folder [Tools] in the CD. Double click [IPSearcher]. - 17 -... - Page 20 Running [IPCameraSearcher] (It may show “IPCameraSearcher.exe” if your Windows ○ displays full file name.) Click [Search(s)] - 18 -...
- Page 21 It displays searched device(s) in 5‐10 seconds, please select an IP Camera then click [UpdataIP(I)]. Enter User Name and Password then enter new IP, Netmask and Gateway. (The default User Name is “admin”, Password is “admin”) Press OK then open a browser for connecting to this IP Camera. - 19 -...
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Page 22: Appendix B - Http/Rtsp Streaming Url
Appendix B – HTTP/RTSP Streaming URL IP Camera supports HTTP/RTSP streaming URL for third part CMS/NVR or software to get video from IP Camera. HTTP URL: http://<ipcam:http_port>/video0.m4v Example: http://192.168.1.221/video0.m4v RTSP 1st stream URL: rtsp://<ipcam:554>/PSIA/video0.sdp Example: rtsp://192.168.1.221:554/video0.sdp 2nd stream URL: rtsp://<ipcam:554>/video1.sdp Example: rtsp://192.168.1.221:554/video1.sdp - 20 -... -
Page 23: Appendix C -Waterproof Tape Working Process
Appendix C –Waterproof tape working process Apply to the IP camera, RJ-45 and DC Power JACK connector junction, when exposed in the outdoor environment, increase its water-resistance. Waterproof tape (Attached as accessories with vehicle camera) RJ45 connector junction DC JACK Power connector junction ...