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HooToo Inc.
HooToo IP Camera
User Manual
For Model: HT-IP210P
(part two)
Published by SunvalleyTek Group
2014/9/14

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  • Page 1 HooToo Inc. HooToo IP Camera User Manual (part two) For Model: HT-IP210P Published by SunvalleyTek Group 2014/9/14...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Content IPCamClient (windows software) ............3 Set up....................3 CAM ....................13 Local Setting .................. 13 Remote Settings................15 SYS ....................18 Record (Note: Change setting here will apply to all cameras.) ..18 Alarm..................... 18 Auto run ..................19 Devices list ..................19 Search file..................

  • Page 3: Ipcamclient (Windows Software)

    How to Setup HT-IP210P on Windows PC 1.IPCamClient (windows software)  Set up a. Insert the attached CD in your PC and find IPCamClient setup.exe file , double click to install it to your PC. Note: You can also download it in www.hootoo.com,...
  • Page 4 b. Open IPCamClient, click “ADD”, c. Click “next”,...
  • Page 5 d. Click ‘search’, e. Select camera IP address from the result and then click ‘OK’...
  • Page 6 f. Device Name: Enter a customized name for your camera. Device ID: UID code (p2p) of this Camera Account: admin (default) Password: 000000 (default) g. Click ‘finish’ to go to the next step...
  • Page 7 h. Select your camera, click “play”, and then you can view the live video feed i. Here is an example of live video feed Please click the “CAM” to configure camera wireless parameters. Then select “Wireless LAN Settings”...
  • Page 8 option.
  • Page 9 Click “Join a new wireless network” Click “search” to scan nearby wireless network...
  • Page 10 m. Select the wireless network you wish to connect to. Then enter password, and then click “join” n. Wait for counting down to finish, and then click ok.
  • Page 11 o. Click “Next” after counting down finished. p. Unplug the network cable that connects the camera to the router, then click “Next”...
  • Page 12 q. Wait for counting down, click “Finish” r. Wait few seconds for camera to be connected with router wirelessly. “Close”, camera will rotating for a while to check its on status, and then click , live video feed will show up.

  • Page 13: Cam

     CAM CAM (camera settings) Local Setting Here is the basic information of your camera...
  • Page 14 Device Name: editable name of your camera IP Address: The code shown here is the camera’s UID Port: this is camera’s P2P server port number View Account / Password: can be customized Support PTZ: enable camera title or router to monitor different area from various angles.

  • Page 15: Remote Settings

    Schedule Record: Go to “CAM”, tick to enable record, you can either set a specified recording period, or keep camera recording all the time. Remote Settings Video Info To select different video definition for camera...
  • Page 16 Password Settings: To change password Motion Detection: To set details for camera to record a short video when any motion detected. 1. Select motion detection sensitivity.
  • Page 17 2. Go to > alarm, tick “Alarm Record”, and select video length. Wireless Lan Settings: Please refer to “wireless connection set up” section.

  • Page 18: Sys

     SYS Record (Note: Changes set here will be applied to all cameras) - to select a save path for record files - to set the record length - add timestamp on record - Automatically cover the earliest clips when recording space is not enough. Alarm...

  • Page 19: Auto Run

    Auto run Enable/disable this IPCamClient software to start up with computer. Devices list Check the list of the cameras on board.

  • Page 20: Search File

    Search file Search and play record files. Version Check version number of this CMS (IPCamClient software)

  • Page 21: Remote View From Internet

    Note: Please make sure you record its UID and keep the record with you when heading out. Also, your camera needs to connect to an internet enabled network. 1. Go towww.hootoo.com, download the “IPCamClient” software and install it on a windows PC. 2. Open IPCamClient > click “ADD”> enter your camera’s UID code >...

  • Page 22: Ip Camera Tool(Mjpeg)

    2.IP Camera Tool(MJPEG) a. Please find the IP Camera Tool in the installation CD, it is a portable software that can be used directly without installation. b. After you finished camera hardware connection, double click on this software; wait for a while, camera IP address will show up.
  • Page 23 c. Double click this IP address, it will lead you to camera web manage interface. Sign in with Username: admin (default), password: empty (leave it blank) d. Before sign in, download and install the plug-in “active-x”,.
  • Page 24 e. If it is the 1 time you use IE browser to connect this camera, there may be no image displaying on the screen. In this case, you should see an ActiveX prompt, please click the prompt and choose Run Add-on. Then refresh the IE interface and login the camera again.

  • Page 25: Ie (Internet Explorer) Browser

     IE (Internet Explorer) Browser Live Video Start to viewing live video Stop viewing Capture a snapshot Start/stop record Click to listen Click to talk...
  • Page 26 Pan & tilt wheel Set current camera view direction as a preset position (1-15, X to delete) Select 1-15 preset positions, camera will turn to selected position immediately Vertical cruise on Horizontal cruise on I/O external alarm/volume/etc device on Vertical cruise off Horizontal cruise off I/O external alarm/volume/etc device off There are 9 icons at the bottom of the UI which show the status of each channel...

  • Page 27: Multi-Device

    Multi-Device Multi-device settings To add cameras in local network, just click Refresh > select camera’s IP address > enter camera name (Alias), user name, password > add, submit To add a camera in different network via internet, you need to setup DDNS & port forwarding first, after that, enter camera’s DDNS address to Host, along with http port number, Alias, user name, password, Add, submit.

  • Page 28: Network

    Network Basic Network settings a. Obtain IP from DHCP Server: On: get IP address automatically from router Off: need set static IP address for this camera manually b. IP Addr: IP address c. Subnet Mask d. Gateway: your router’s host address e.
  • Page 29 PPP settings Here you can tick to enable PPP (ADSL) service: connect camera with internet directly, and enter PPP (ADSL) user & password provided by your ISP (internet service provider) UPnP Settings UPnP service is used for automatic port forwarding configuration. If your router also has this function, once you enabled both camera and router UPnP function, port forwarding will be set automatically.

  • Page 30: Audio Video

    DDNS + Port forwarding settings. GUID (camera’s P2P UID code), it is a sole code of every single camera, which is used on IPCamClient, please refer to HT-IP210P user manual part 1 (windows). Audio video OSD: Means “On-Screen Display”, click “Audio video” ->“OSD”, set display date and time on the video.

  • Page 31: System

    System Device Info Here you can find current status of this camera: - Firmware & web UI version number - DDNS status is off on default status (camera is not accessible via internet) - Alias: camera’s name - Alarm Status - UPnP Status (default: off) Alias settings: Change a name for this camera...
  • Page 32 Users Settings Here you can add more account of this camera for different purposes: Administrator: full privileges of this camera Operator: limited operate authority of this camera Visitor: View this camera only PT Settings To adjust the camera cruise speed: the smaller number you select, the faster camera moves.
  • Page 33 Upgrade Device Firmware We recommend contacting us before using firmware upgrade feature to avoid problems caused by improper operation. PS: please use firmware files published by HooToo for HooToo Cameras only; Applying 3 party firmware to HooToo camera will break product warranty as misuse.

  • Page 34: Other

    Other Mail Service Settings This email alert works with motion detection. After finishing the configuration, the camera will send you email alerts once it captures any movements. Please input your email server parameters, email account & password, etc. Test if this setting is available or not before submitting. Then submit to initiate email alert.
  • Page 35 If it prompts error information as follows: 1) Cannot connect to the server. Please check FTP Server is correct or not. 2) Network Error. Please try later. 3) Server Error. 4) Incorrect user or password. Please check the username and password is correct or not.
  • Page 36 - Alarm notification by http: tick to enable, once motion detection triggered, web page will pop up as set URL. - Send mail on alarm: tick to enable email alerts (or email alerts would not available) - Call the preset position: select a preset position; when motion detection triggered, camera will turn lens to that position immediately.

  • Page 37: Fire Fox & Chrome Browser

    Alarm record path: to storage alarm clips  Fire Fox & Chrome Browser It is almost the same when login HT-IP210P via Fire fox or Google Chrome browser: - Please install the VLC player in installation CD, or download it fromhttp://www.videolan.org/vlc/, as fire fox &...
  • Page 38 This add-on will transfer current tab into an IE core tab, then you can use all features like you do on IE.

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