Configuring The Network Settings Of The Dv-Ip Decoder - Dedicated Micros DV-IP Decoder Setup Manual

Function
Record
Resolution
Compression
WARNING: If one of the monitoring applications (DV-IP Viewer2, NetVu ObserVer) is to be used for
monitoring purposes DO NOT configure any IP addresses for permanent connection leave the settings as
0.0.0.0.

Configuring the Network Settings of the DV-IP Decoder

The Quick Start Guide gives details of how an IP address can be allocated to
the network port on the DV-IP Decoder to allow you to communicate via a LAN
or WAN from a web interface.
This section details these additional configuration parameters.
To configure the network information
1. Select Network -> Network Settings
2. The IP address, subnet mask and default gateway (if set) that has already been configured
in the .ini file will be displayed on this page, these can be changed by entering the new
information in the relevant areas
3. The DV-IP Decoder supports Domain Name Server (DNS) allowing the DV-IP Decoder to
reference other hosts by their name rather than their IP address, enter the IP address of the
primary DNS and secondary DNS server
4. The default system name for the DV-IP Decoder is blank, this can be changed to a more
appropriate name by entering the information in this section
5. The DV-IP Decoder has an auto-detecting 10/100BaseT network connection place a tick in
the Force 10BaseT operation if the unit is to be connected to a 10Mbps edge switch or hub
6. Remember to save the configuration by selecting Save Settings!
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The viewing resolution can be selected for the images that will be displayed on the
connected monitor. The resolution settings that are configured in the NetVu Connected
video server will be applied to the video images transmitted to the DV-IP Decoder
The DV-IP Decoder can display both MJPEG and MPEG4 images, this allows each
camera to be individually selected to either of the video formats
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