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NETWORK CAMERA
NETWORK VIDEO TRANSMITTER
Thank you for purchasing TOA's Network devices. Please carefully follow the instructions in this manual
in order to ensure long, trouble-free use of your devices.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
(Applications)
N-CC1000 NTSC
N-CC1000 PAL
N-CC1110 NTSC
N-CC1110 PAL
N-VT1010 L
N-VT1010 H
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Page 1: Network Camera
NETWORK CAMERA N-CC1000 PAL N-CC1110 NTSC N-CC1110 PAL NETWORK VIDEO TRANSMITTER N-VT1010 L N-VT1010 H Thank you for purchasing TOA’s Network devices. Please carefully follow the instructions in this manual in order to ensure long, trouble-free use of your devices. -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1. Foreword 1.1. OPERATIONS THAT CAN BE PERFORMED ............1-2 1.2. ABOUT DIGITAL CERTIFICATES ................1-3 1.3. SOFTWARE DECODER OPERATION ..............1-4 CHAPTER 2. Operation With Internet Explorer 2.1. CONNECTIONS ......................2-2 2.2. NAVIGATION ......................2-3 2.3. - Page 3 3.5. NETWORK SETTING SCREEN ................3-12 3.5.1. IP ........................3-13 3.5.2. Multicast ......................3-13 3.5.3. FTP ........................3-15 3.5.4. E-mail ........................ 3-15 3.6. VIDEO SETTING SCREEN 3.6.1. Video Encoder ....................3-16 3.7. CAMERA SETTING SCREEN (N-CC1000 Camera Only) ........3-18 3.8.
- Page 4 4.4.8. Connection Status Description ................4-14 4.4.9. Setting Devices with Internet Explorer .............. 4-14 4.4.10. Uploading Configuration Files ................ 4-15 4.4.11. Uploading the Firmware .................. 4-17 4.4.12. Adding Colors to the Color Pool ..............4-17 4.4.13. JetManager System Setting File ..............4-18 CHAPTER 5.
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Page 5: Chapter 1. Foreword
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Page 6: Operations That Can Be Performed
CHAPTER 1. Foreword 1.1. OPERATIONS THAT CAN BE PERFORMED Perform settings after confirming the following contents depending on the intended purpose of use. Title settings and display on images. • Title Settings (Refer to p. 3-9.) Date and time display on images. •... -
Page 7: About Digital Certificates
CHAPTER 1. Foreword 1.2. ABOUT DIGITAL CERTIFCATES To display the camera control and camera setting screens, the Java Applet program needs to be downloaded. The following screen is displayed several seconds after the camera control or camera setting button is clicked. Click "Yes"... -
Page 8: Software Decoder Operation
CHAPTER 1. Foreword 1.3. SOFTWARE DECODER OPERATION System operations can be made more effective when used in combination with the supplied N-SD1010 1- Channel Software Decoder or optional N-SD1040 4-Channels Software Decoder. Both the N-SD1010 and N-SD1040 Software Decoders are used to operate, control, and administer such CCTV systems as video surveillance systems from remote locations. -
Page 9: Chapter 2. Operation With Internet Explorer
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Page 10: Connections
CHAPTER 2. Operation With Internet Explorer 2.1. CONNECTIONS Real-time images transmitted from the Network Camera can be received by a personal computer (PC) installed with Microsoft Internet Explorer (Ver. 5.0 or later). Note: • To display live video images, the ActiveX Control must be installed in the PC from the supplied CD-ROM. •... -
Page 11: Navigation
CHAPTER 2. Operation With Internet Explorer 2.2. NAVIGATION Function buttons are located on the left side of the live image screen. Normal :Images displayed in standard screen size (352 x 288). Large :Images displayed in enlarged screen size (704 x 576). Camera Control :Displays a screen to control Combination Cameras C-CC500/ 700 series. -
Page 12: When A Password Has Been Set
CHAPTER 2. Operation With Internet Explorer 2.3. WHEN A PASSWORD HAS BEEN SET When the access to the Network Camera is protected with a [user] password in order to prevent unauthorized use of the camera, the password entry message is first displayed. 1. -
Page 13: Video Images
CHAPTER 2. Operation With Internet Explorer 2.4. VIDEO IMAGES After connections are completed, a live video image is displayed in the center of the browser screen. Depending upon the settings, such data as a title or date and time can be displayed on the screen. Live video images are transmitted in forms of moving pictures by ActiveX or in JPEG format. -
Page 14: Screen Display
CHAPTER 2. Operation With Internet Explorer 2.4.2. Screen Display The picture display size can be selected by way of the two buttons located on the left side of the screen. Normal (352 x 288) Large (704 x 576) • Click the "Large" button to view enlarged images. •... -
Page 15: Bmp Snapshot
CHAPTER 2. Operation With Internet Explorer 2.5. BMP SNAPSHOT Live video images can be converted to BMP format to save snapshots. 1. Click to open the following screen and set the path for a save destination. Note: The save destination path is not saved. Perform the setting each time the BMP snapshot function is used. -
Page 16: Camera Control (N-Vt1010 Only)
CHAPTER 2. Operation With Internet Explorer 2.6. CAMERA CONTROL (N-VT1010 ONLY) Cameras can be controlled by connecting the N-VT1010’s serial port directly to the Combination Camera’s (C- CC500/700 series) control connector. For the connection method, refer to the N-VT1010 Instruction Manual (Foundation). Click to display the control dialog box. - Page 17 CHAPTER 2. Operation With Internet Explorer Camera Pan/Tile Operations When pan/tilt operations are set to "One-Push" Clicking the arrow button causes the pan/tilt drive to stop after operating the fixed amount. The amount of movement can be changed in "Pan/Tilt Speed." When pan/tilt operation is set to "Continuous Operation"...
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Page 18: Jpeg Snapshots
CHAPTER 2. Operation With Internet Explorer 2.7. JPEG SNAPSHOTS Current on-screen images can be saved to the PC hard disk as snapshots. 1. Enter the camera IP address in Internet Explorer’s address field, followed by "/snap.jpg." [Example] http://192.168.0.1/snap.jpg 2. Press the PC Enter key. An image is displayed on Internet Explorer as a snapshot. 3. -
Page 19: Chapter 3. Performing Settings With Internet Explorer
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Page 20: List Of Setting Items
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.1. LIST OF SETTING ITEMS General Setting Screen (Refer to p. 3-8.) ID settings (Refer to p. 3-9.) Title Title settings Title (Refer to p. 3-9.) Title display stamping settings Display Stamping (Refer to p. 3-9.) Password Password level settings Password Level... - Page 21 CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer Network Setting Screen (Refer to p. 3-12.) IP address settings IP Address (Refer to p. 3-13.) Subnet mask settings Subnet Mask (Refer to p. 3-13.) Default gateway settings Default Gateway (Refer to p. 3-13.) DHCP ON/OFF settings DHCP (Refer to p.
- Page 22 CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer Video Setting Screen (Refer to p. 3-16) Video Encoder Priority settings for live video picture, "sharp" or "fast" Video Quality (Refer to p. 3-16.) Video Resolution (Refer to p. 3-16.) Live video image resolution settings Transmission rate upper limit settings Max.
- Page 23 CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer Alarm Setting Screen (Refer to p. 3-24.) Alarm Trigger Video loss function ON/OFF settings Video Loss (Refer to p. 3-24.) Alarm input ON/OFF and make/break settings Alarm Input (Refer to p. 3-24.) Alarm Action Display Stamping settings Display Stamping (Refer to p.
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Page 24: Navigation
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.2. NAVIGATION Function buttons are located on the left side of the setting screen. Live video : Returns to the live video image screen. General : Opens the General setting screen. (Refer to p. 3-8.) Network : Opens the Network setting screen. -
Page 25: Setting Procedures
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.3. SETTING PROCEDURES Device settings can be easily performed on the setting screen. Current settings can be verified. It is also possible to change settings by entering new values or by selecting values already registered in the list box. All device settings are stored in nonvolatile memory which ensures that the setting contents will not be lost even in the event of a power failure. -
Page 26: General Setting Screen
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.4. GENERAL SETTING SCREEN Used to perform general settings of the device. General Setting Screen N-CC1000/CC1110/VT1010 INSTRUCTION MANUAL (Applications) -
Page 27: Title
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.4.1. ID Enter the device's ID. 3.4.2. Title Title Enter the device’s title (up to 19 alphanumeric characters in length). The title is displayed on the video image screen by the settings. This title matches the title displayed with JetManager. Note: Enter a simple, unambiguous name that permits quick identification of the device location . -
Page 28: Date/ Time
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.4.4. Date/ Time Date Enter the current date. System time operates with the device’s internal calendar clock. The days of the week (valid only in Europe or USA date formats) are automatically set. Time Enter the current time. -
Page 29: Version Information
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.4.5. Version Information Hardware and software version numbers are provided merely for information and cannot be changed. Keep these numbers handy for future technical support. Hardware Version The device’s hardware version number is displayed. Firmware Version The device’s firmware version number is displayed. -
Page 30: Network Setting Screen
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.5. NETWORK SETTING SCREEN Perform settings to cause the device to operate in the network. Network Setting Screen 3-12 N-CC1000/CC1110/VT1010 INSTRUCTION MANUAL (Applications) -
Page 31: Multicast
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.5.1. IP IP Address Enter the desired device IP address. The IP address must be valid for the network. Note: If the IP address is changed and the new setting is transmitted to the device, the device can only be accessed by way of the new address. - Page 32 CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer Multilink and Streaming Multi-link Streaming Multicast IP Address Operation 0.0.0.0 Unicast x 1 0.0.0.0 Unicast x 5 Multicast (Max.5) class D class D Streaming(Multicast) class D Multicast (Max.5) + Streaming(Multicast) About the Reception Rate : Reception rate set at PC side.
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Page 33: Ftp
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.5.3. FTP JPEG format images can be saved to an FTP server at predetermined time intervals. In this event, the size of the JPEG image can be selected in JPEG Size. FTP Server Enter the IP address of the FTP server to which images will be saved. -
Page 34: Video Setting Screen
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.6. VIDEO SETTING SCREEN Perform settings for video images. [Video setting screen] 3.6.1. Video Encoder Video Quality Very Fast/ Fast: Select when enhanced image movement is desired. Medium: Select when both image quality and movement are desired. Very Sharp/ Sharp: Select when sharp and clear images are desired. - Page 35 CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer Max Bit Rate Define the maximum limit of transmission data rate. This value only relates to the video transmission rate. A PC can log into the unit with a transmission rate equal to or lower than the set value. In streaming mode, this value indicates the data transmission rate of the streamed video.
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Page 36: Camera Setting Screen (N-Cc1000 Camera Only)
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.7. CAMERA SETTING SCREEN (N-CC1000 CAMERA ONLY) Perform camera settings. [Camera Setting Screen] Lens Select Select the type of lens mounted to the camera. Select either "Auto-Iris Lens (DC type)" or "Manual Iris Lens." Anti-Flicker Screen flicker can be annoying in certain lighting situations. - Page 37 CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer Bright Level Set the bright level by either dragging the slide bar with the mouse or by clicking the Left or the Right keys located on the ends of the slide bar. Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) The wide dynamic function corrects images so that the subject is not displayed in black and the screen background not displayed in white in backlit situations.
- Page 38 CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 1. Click the area segments to be ignored by the WDR control. The selected areas (segments) are displayed in black and masked. 2. Click the "Clear All" button when wishing to deactivate the masked areas. Selected segments are reset. 3.
- Page 39 CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer Backlight Compensation Use this function when flicker occurs in wide dynamic mode. Backlight compensation cannot be used when the wide dynamic function is in use. This option can be set to "OFF," "Pattern 1," "Pattern 2," and "Pattern 3." Pattern 1: Whole screen Pattern 2: 3/4 the screen (lower 3/4 screen) Pattern 3: 1/2 the screen (lower half screen)
- Page 40 CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer [Backlight Compensation Area Setting Screen (Pattern 2)] [Backlight Compensation Area Setting Screen (Pattern 3)] 3-22 N-CC1000/CC1110/VT1010 INSTRUCTION MANUAL (Applications)
- Page 41 CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer Gain Control Can be set to Automatic Gain Control (AGC) or fixed value (0, 2, 4, 8, or 16 dB). Sensitivity Up The camera’s light sensitivity rate of increase can be set to OFF, 2x, 4x, 6x, 8x, 10x, 16x, 25x, or 32x. Guidelines on AGC/Sensitivity Up Selection When Flicker Sensitivity...
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Page 42: Alarm Setting Screen
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.8. ALARM SETTING SCREEN Set the camera’s behavior when an alarm is triggered. Alarm Setting Screen 3.8.1. Alarm Trigger Video Loss Sets whether to trigger an alarm when video loss occurs or camera operation stops. Alarm is triggered if the option is set to On. -
Page 43: Alarm Action
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.8.2. Alarm Action Display Stamping Sets whether to display the alarm message on the screen during alarm operation. On (Hold) : Once an alarm is triggered, the alarm message remains displayed on the screen until OFF is selected. - Page 44 CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer [Alarm Email (JPEG Image)] [Alarm Email (Text Only)] 3-26 N-CC1000/CC1110/VT1010 INSTRUCTION MANUAL (Applications)
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Page 45: Alarm Output
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer Send-To Address Enter the email address of the receiver to which the alarm email is to be transmitted. Reply-To Address Enter the reply address the alarm email is to be returned to. Note: The From address is fixed at Alarm@NetCanSee.com. Setting the Reply-To address enables the receiver to transmit email replies to that address. -
Page 46: Serial Port Setting Screen
CHAPTER 3. Performing Settings with Internet Explorer 3.9. SERIAL PORT SETTING SCREEN Used to set the serial port. [Serial Port Setting Screen] 3.9.1. Serial Port Mode Select the mode best suited to the serial port’s intended use. • Terminal: Enables communications with the PC’s terminal program. •... -
Page 47: Chapter 4. Jetmanager
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Page 48: Important Information
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.1. IMPORTANT INFORMATION 4.1.1. File Backup Be sure to back up all created JetManager system setting files or configuration files to external memory media. Backing up files eliminates the necessity of manually re-inputting all settings from the beginning if a PC should crash. -
Page 49: Using On-Line Help
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.2.2. Using On-Line Help On-Line Help contains important information necessary for JetManager operation. The Help items are separated by chapters. Help documents can be searched by topic and keywords. The Help window is divided in two, with the navigation screen for searching the Help documents located at left and the selected Help documents displayed at right. -
Page 50: Basic Operations
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.3. BASIC OPERATIONS 4.3.1. JetManager Activation and Exit JetManager can be activated immediately after its installation is completed. The startup window is displayed when JetManager is first activated. It is possible not to display the window at the time of activation. 1. -
Page 51: Menu
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.3.2. Menu File : Creates a new system setting file. Open : Opens the system setting file. Save : Saves the system setting file. Save As : Saves the system setting file under a different name. Last File : Selects and opens the last used system setting file. -
Page 52: Button Operations
CHAPTER 4. JetManager Configure Unique IP Address : Assigns a dedicated IP address to the device. Firmware Upload : Uploads firmware. Configuration Upload : Uploads the configuration file. Change Property : Changes the properties. Extra IP Pool : Defines the range of IP addresses to be used. Color Pool : Adds screen display colors. -
Page 53: Changing Operation Environments
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.3.4. Changing Operation Environments Operation environments and screen displays can be changed for easier use. These settings are saved even after exiting JetManager. Toolbar The toolbar can be edited for easier operation. Unnecessary button groups can be hidden. Groups referred to here match the menu in the menu bar. -
Page 54: Using Jetmanager
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.4. USING JETMANAGER 4.4.1. Scanning for Devices on the Network Note: When JetManager scans over the network, it recognizes the video networkingdevice connected to the network and with its power switched on, and which islocated within the range of receiving local broadcasts. -
Page 55: Defining An Ip Pool
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.4.2. Defining an IP Pool The range of IP addresses that can be used in the network is defined in the IP pool. JetManager selects IP addresses from those defined in the IP pool and assigns them to the devices manually or automatically. To change an IP address, the IP pool must first be defined. -
Page 56: Assigning The Ip Address To The Device
CHAPTER 4. JetManager Changing an IP Range 1. Click and select the IP address range to be changed. 2. Click the "Edit" button. The "Edit IP Range" dialog box is opened. 3. Change the range to the desired value and click the "OK" button. The window closes and the new IP address range is displayed in the "IP Pool"... -
Page 57: Viewing Device Properties
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.4.4. Viewing Device Properties Device properties are automatically updated at a preset time interval, which can be set to between 1 minute and 1,440 minutes (24 hours). To set the timer interval, select "Scan" "Auto-Scan Rate." Such information as device name, IP address, software version and hardware version are displayed in the device’s properties. -
Page 58: Changing Ip Addresses
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.4.6. Changing IP Addresses Device IP addresses can be changed. Important Once the address has been changed, only the new address can be used to access the device thereafter. Note: The IP pool must be defined before the IP address is automatically assigned. 1. -
Page 59: Identifying Devices
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.4.7. Identifying Devices A device can be identified from among those installed. This function is convenient when installing a large system or when conducting a performance test. 1. Click and select the device to be identified in the list on the screen. The selected device is highlighted. -
Page 60: Connection Status Description
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.4.8. Connection Status Description Status Description Idle Connected to a network, but not connected to the device. Connected Connected to the device recognized by JetManager. Displayed with " ." • Connected to Unknown Connected to the device not recognized by JetManager. (Software decoder, Internet Explorer) Unreachable •... -
Page 61: Uploading Configuration Files
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.4.10. Uploading Configuration Files The settings of devices connected to the network can be saved to the PC hard disk as a file. The configuration files of all devices can also be downloaded and saved to the PC hard disk using Internet Explorer. For more information, refer to the instruction manual of each device. - Page 62 CHAPTER 4. JetManager 9. Click the "OK" button to close the password setting window. If the indication "User-Password" or "Service-Password" is displayed in the password column, the configuration file can be uploaded. 10. To select the configuration file saved to the hard disk, click the "Browse" button for the upload file. 11.
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Page 63: Uploading The Firmware
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.4.11. Uploading the Firmware This item is provided for maintenance service purposes, and not required in normal operations. 4.4.12. Adding Colors to the Color Pool When a connection is established between devices, both devices are marked with the same color, making it easy to confirm the device connection status. -
Page 64: Jetmanager System Setting File
CHAPTER 4. JetManager 4.4.13. JetManager System Setting File Equipment configuration and network connection data can be saved as a system setting file. When the program is activated, the system setting file used last is opened. The IP pool for automatically assigning IP addresses is also saved to the system setting file. -
Page 65: Chapter 5. Appendix
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Page 66: Device Check Using The Terminal Program
CHAPTER 5. Appendix 5.1. DEVICE CHECK USING THE TERMINAL PROGRAM 5.1.1.Communications with a PC Settings can be easily checked by connecting the [Reverse cable wiring diagram] device to a PC installed with a built-in terminal program. Use a standard serial cable (reverse cable) Connection cable for connection. -
Page 67: Command Input
CHAPTER 5. Appendix 5.1.3. Command Input After connection completion, enter "[shift] + [?]." The Help menu is displayed on the terminal. (The Help menu is also displayed if the device power is turned on after connection completion.) • Turn off the local echo, if required, so that the entered values are not duplicated. •... -
Page 68: Parameter Description
CHAPTER 5. Appendix 5.1.4. Parameter Description Using the terminal program, basic parameters can be checked or changed as required. ?: Display the Help page. i: Request to display the current IP address and enter a new IP address. s: Request to display the current subnet mask and enter a new subnet mask. g: Request to display the current gateway IP address and enter a new IP address. -
Page 69: Checking The Network
CHAPTER 5. Appendix 5.2. CHECKING THE NETWORK The connection between two IP addresses can be checked using the "ping" command. Cameras on the network can thus be checked for activity. 1. Open the DOS window. 2. Enter the "ping" command followed by the IP address of the device. When the device is found, a response is received. -
Page 70: Troubleshooting
CHAPTER 5. Appendix 5.3. TROUBLESHOOTING In the event of faults or failures, the following table is intended to provide assistance in identifying the cause and remedying the situation. Symptom Remedy IP address changes when Check the DHCP settings. When a DHCP server exists in the network, if power is turned off and on DHCP has been set to ON, the IP address is automatically reassigned each again. - Page 71 CHAPTER 5. Appendix Symptom Remedy Cannot establish an alarm Check all Alarm Action settings. connection. Check to confirm that the receiver to be automatically connected is not currently connected. When connecting an alarm to the software decoder, check to confirm that the software decoder has been enabled.
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