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Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras
User's Manual for BIP2-XXXXc and
BIP2-XXXXc-dn Models
Document Number: AW000972
Version: 09 Language: 000 (English)
Release Date: 14 April 2014

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  • Page 1 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras User’s Manual for BIP2-XXXXc and BIP2-XXXXc-dn Models Document Number: AW000972 Version: 09 Language: 000 (English) Release Date: 14 April 2014...
  • Page 2 Contacting Basler Support Worldwide Europe and the Middle East: Basler AG Phone: +49 4102 463 515 An der Strusbek 60 - 62 Fax: +49 4102 463 599 22926 Ahrensburg Email: support.europe@baslerweb.com Germany The Americas: Basler, Inc. Phone: +1 610 280 0171...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Stress Test Results........... 110 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 4 ..............117 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 5: Introduction

    To ensure that your camera’s functionality is up to date, you should periodically check the Downloads section of the Basler website to see if a firmware update file is available. The website address is: www.baslerweb.com/BIP_firmware...

  • Page 6: Precautions

    The European Union has enacted Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (the WEEE Directive). This directive is only applicable in European Union member states. All Basler IP Cameras have been manufactured after the 31st of August 2005. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 7: Overview

    SD Card Slot - Can hold a microSD or a microSDHC card. The card can be used to store  alarm images or the contents of the alarm buffers. See page 49 page 51 for details. (An SD card is not included with the camera.) Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 8 Introduction AW00097209000 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 9: Accessing The Camera

    Guide to install your camera and that you know either the IP address or the host name of your camera. (If you don’t know the IP address you can find it using the Basler BIP Finder software as described in the Basler IP Fixed Box Camera Installation Guide.) Your camera can be accessed from most standard operating systems using a web browser.
  • Page 10 Accessing the Camera AW00097209000 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 11: Configuring The Camera

    In normal mode, most of the camera’s parameters can be changed, and a change to a parameter will have an immediate effect on the operation of the camera. If you take a look at the screenshot of the Basler Surveillance Web Client on...
  • Page 12 For example, if you added the $fps$ expression to the text overlay setup for encoder stream 0, the images in stream 0 would display the current rate in the text overlay. See Section 3.4.1 on page 20 for more information about setting text overlays. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 13 Device Stream 2 User Parameters Parameters Network Device Stream 2 Live Encoder Buffer Network Device H.264, MPEG 4 Alarm or MJPEG Buffer Network Device Network Device Digital I/O Serial Port Fig. 2: Camera Block Diagram Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 14: Accessing The Configuration Tools And Camera Parameters

    AW00097209000 3.2 Accessing the Configuration Tools and Camera Parameters 1. If you have not already done so, start your web browser and access the Basler Surveillance Web Client in your camera as described in Section 2 on page 2. When the Basler Surveillance Web Client opens as shown below, click the Configuration button on the left side of the Basler tool bar.
  • Page 15 Note that changing the Refresh Rate setting will not change the rate at which the camera captures or streams images. The Refresh Rate setting only affects the rate at which images are displayed in the web client in your browser. Some browsers perform poorly when set to a high Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 16 - Click the Fit to Window button to fit the image to the window. Note that the Manual Selection and Fit to Window button is a toggle button that changes its functionality depending on the current state. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 17: Image Control Parameters

    Exposure Time parameters (see below). Note that the operation of the automatic gain and exposure time controls will be strongly influenced by the placement of the auto brightness mask. For more information about the auto brightness mask, see page Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 18 Exposure Time parameter sets the exposure time for the captured images. Note that if automatic exposure time control is enabled, the Exposure Time parameter will be read only and will indicate the current exposure time value as set by the automatic control. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 19 Daylight = The camera will automatically change the white balance settings so that they are  biased for daylight lighting conditions (a color temperature of 5500 K). Once the settings are changed, the white balance will stay fixed at that point. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 20 Note that if the White Balance Mode parameter is set to a value other than manual, the Blue Gain parameter will be read only and will indicate the current blue gain value as set by the automatic white balance control. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 21 Section 6 on page 89 provides detailed information about how the camera’s day/night functionality works. Basler recommends that you read this section before you set the parameters on the day/night tab. IR Filter Mode - Sets the mode of operation for the camera’s IR-cut filter.
  • Page 22 A feature called the IR filter announce mode can use one of the camera’s I/O ports to "announce" the current mode (night or day) of the IR-cut filter. For more information, see page 91 and also Section 3.9.1 on page Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 23: Streaming Parameters

    "normal" mode and any parameter changes you made will be applied. When the Streaming parameters group is open, the images displayed on any editor tabs in the web client will be refreshed approximately once per second. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 24 AOI, the rate at which the sensor can capture images will increase. So if you need to capture images at a higher rate, decreasing the size of the sensor AOI may be a workable option that will allow you to do so. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 25 Horizontal = Horizontal mirroring is enabled. (The image will be flipped left to right.)  Vertical = Vertical mirroring is enabled. (The image will be flipped top to bottom.)  Both = Horizontal and vertical mirroring are both enabled.  Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 26  installed on your web browser. Basler Plugin = Select the Basler plugin. The Basler Plugin is a good choice for displaying the  images. Note that if you have not installed the Basler ActiveX control on your browser, the Basler Plugin will not be available for selection.
  • Page 27 Note: The 1/4 Size button will not be present on some camera models. In addition to the Sensor AOI Editor, there are the following 4 editors: White Balance Mask Editor  Auto Brightness Mask Editor  Privacy Mask Editor  Motion Mask Editor  Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 28 If you place the mask over, for example, a green area of the image, you will find that the color balance in your captured images is badly skewed when the White Balance Mode parameter is set to Auto. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 29 "Mask Editor Tools" on page Normally, you should position the mask so that it covers the brightest areas of the image. This will typically yield the best performance from the automatic exposure, gain, and iris controls. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 30 Only the areas highlighted in the editor will be included in the privacy mask and will be blacked out. To highlight an area within the editor, use the tools described under "Mask Editor Tools" page Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 31 40). Only the areas highlighted in the editor will be included in the motion detection mask and used for motion detection. To highlight an area within the editor, use the tools described in the following section. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 32 Flood Fill button and then click inside the shape to fill it. Undo Undoes the last actions one by one in chronological order. All actions performed since the last save can be undone. Close Closes the mask editor. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 33 AOITop AOIWidth AOILeft AOIHeight Stream AOI (image area encoded and streamed) Sensor AOI (image area captured) Imaging Sensor Fig. 4: Stream AOI Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 34 JPEG (RT triggered) = The camera will only stream MJPEG  images that have been triggered using the camera’s real-time trigger feature. For more information about the real-time trigger feature, see Section 7 on page (continued on next page) Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 35 Note that the large size of the uncompressed YUV images may have an impact on the camera’s overall performance. For more information about the YUV encoder type, see the Lossless YUV Images application note (AW001261). You can download this document from the Basler website: www.baslerweb.com Encoder Mode - Sets the encoder mode for the stream.
  • Page 36 720 x 480 (D1 NTSC) = The size of the images in the stream will be 720 x 480.  704 x 576 (4CIF) = The size of the images in the stream will be 704 x 576.  Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 37 1:2 = Every second image captured by the camera’s sensor will be encoded and streamed.  1:4 = Every fourth image captured by the camera’s sensor will be encoded and streamed.  1:8 = Every eighth image captured by the camera’s sensor will be encoded and streamed.  Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 38 "post alarm" image storage. For example, if the Alarm Buffer Size parameter is set to 2048 kilobytes and the Post Alarm Buffer Size parameter is set to 1228 kilobytes, then 1228 kilobytes (i.e., 60%) of the alarm buffer will be allocated for holding post alarm images. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 39 = display the left offset and top offset for the sensor AOI. $alarm$ = display if an alarm condition has been declared (no alarm = blank space, alarm = *). $alarm_nr$ = display alarm number (if any). Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 40 Inverted = The overlay will display white text on a black background bar.  White = The overlay will display white text with no background bar.  Black = The overlay will display black text with no background bar.  Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 41 - Click the Upload New Overlay Image button to upload a new PNG file as an overlay image for the current stream. Close - Click the Close button to save the changes you have made and close the Text Overlay dialog box. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 42 Color and grayscale images are always displayed the same, regardless of the Overlay Style.  They are never displayed inverted. Black and white images are interpreted as characters which means they can be inverted and are integrated into the background. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 43 20, Figure 3 on page 20, and Figure 4 on page 29). So if you have decreased the size of the sensor AOI, you will find that the allowed settings for the stream AOIs will be restricted. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 44: Motion Detection Parameters

    1 means that the pixels must be 1% different to detect a change, 2 means that they must be 2% different, and so on. With this scheme, a higher setting means less sensitivity. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 45 Alarm Off Delay [ms] - Sets the amount of time (in milliseconds) that no motion must be detected in order to end a motion alarm condition. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 46: Alarm Handling Parameters

    "Alarm Trigger" and a second port set to "Input" with the function set to "Real-time Trigger"). In this case, checking the Source Enable box will allow any one of the properly configured ports to declare an alarm. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 47 Note that the camera’s SNMP agent has to be enabled for using the heartbeat missing alarm source (see page 56). For basic information on SNMP and the heartbeat functionality, see the description of the SNMP tab on page Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 48 - Click the Arm Buffer button to arm the alarm buffer for stream 0. (If the buffer is in a "done" state, this will arm the buffer and make it begin buffering again.) Disable Buffer - Click the Disable Buffer button to disable the alarm buffer for stream 0. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 49 - Enter a user name for authentication on the SMTP server. Up to 15 numbers and/or letters (upper or lower case) can be used. Email Password - Enter a password for authentication on the SMTP server. Up to 29 characters can be used. All standard keyboard characters are valid. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 50 The transmitted string will be URL encoded. The camera will automatically add the following parameters to the end of the URL: host=<hostname> = the camera’s host name, typically something like this: "Basler-20809681" date=<date/time> = the date and time when the alarm has been declared, e.g.: "2012-01-03 16:30:41 CEST".
  • Page 51 The transmitted string will be URL encoded. The camera will automatically add the following parameters to the end of the URL: host=<hostname> = the camera’s host name, typically something like this: "Basler-20809681" date=<date/time> = the date and time when the alarm has been declared, e.g.: "2012-01-03 16:30:41 CEST".
  • Page 52 Stopping only = Saving the live stream to the SD card or to an FTP server will be stopped if an  alarm condition ends and if you have checked the Action Enable box on the Live Recording tab. It will, however, not be started automatically when the alarm condition is declared. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 53 This portion is determined by the setting of the Live Memory Allocation [%] parameter described on page For more settings related to the SD card, see page Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 54: Live Recording Parameters

    SD card or to the FTP server can influence the overall performance of the camera. Also take this fact into consideration if you want to save several streams simultaneously. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 55 FTP server that is built into the camera. When you click the button, the browser will open a new window, will connect to the camera via the FTP server, and will display the root level Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 56: Ftp Tab

    - Enter a user name for authentication on the FTP server. Up to 15 numbers and/or letters (upper or lower case) can be used. FTP Password - Enter a password for authentication on the FTP server. Up to 29 characters can be used. All standard keyboard characters are valid. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 57: Network Parameters

    - Sets the name server that the camera will use if DHCP addressing is disabled or the Name Server Source parameter is set to Manual. Multiple name servers can be defined, which have to be separated by a space. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 58: Rtsp Tab

    - If multicast streaming is enabled, sets the multicast Time-To-Live (TTL). The multicast Time-To-Live (TTL) value specifies the number of routers (hops) that multicast traffic is permitted to pass through before expiring on the network. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 59: Qos Tab

    I/O Tab Network Traffic Out [kbit/s] - Indicates the current amount of outgoing network traffic in kilobits per second. Network Traffic In [kbit/s] - Indicates the current amount of incoming network traffic in kilobits per second. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 60: Snmp Tab

    The ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum) standard specifies how IP products within video surveillance and other physical security areas can communicate with each other. For further information about the ONVIF standard, please refer to http://www.onvif.org/. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 61: Input / Output Parameters

    If the Source Enable box on the Digital In tab in the Alarm Sources section of the Alarm Handling parameters is checked (see page 42), an alarm condition will also be declared when the port becomes active. For more details about the real-time trigger feature, see Section 7 on page Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 62 This is necessary because, depending on the model, Basler cameras employ sensors with different shutter mechanisms, i.e. global shutters or rolling shutters. To find out what kind of shutter your camera has, refer to the...
  • Page 63 Duration [µs] parameter setting will apply to all of these ports. 3.9.1.1 Differences Between Global and Rolling Shutters All Basler IP cameras are equipped with imaging sensors that have an electronic shutter. Two types of electronic shutters are used: global and rolling. The following sections describe the differences between them.

  • Page 64: Rolling Shutter

    There are two ways to trigger this additional lighting: Flash Window Signal = triggers a short strobe pulse (= flash).  Exposure Active Signal = triggers a light source that allows a longer illumination period.  Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 65 (= flash) in order to provide additional lighting. This signal is called the flash window signal. See Figure 7. Flash Window Signal Flash Window Flash Window Flash Window Time = Line Exposure = Line Readout Fig. 7: Flash Window Signal Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 66 Camera Model tRow BIP2 - 1280c 29.479166 µs BIP2 - 1920c 29.479166 µs BIP2 - 2500c 36.145833 µs Table 1: tRow of Rolling Shutter Camera Models Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 67 See Figure 8. The Strobe Delay and Strobe Duration parameters are disabled in this case. Exposure Active Signal Frame Acquisition N Frame Acquisition N+1 Frame Acquisition N+2 Time = Line Exposure = Line Readout Fig. 8: Exposure Active Signal Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 68 - Sets the password for access to the serial port. Up to 29 characters can be used. All standard keyboard characters are valid. Commit - Click the Commit button to save any changes you have made to the settings. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 69: User Parameters

    User authentication will become enabled, and a Please Login window will appear as shown below. You can log in for the first time by using the default administrator user name and password (case sensitive): User Name: admin Password: admin Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 70 Once you have logged into the camera, a Logged in: indicator, a Change Password button, and a Logout button (shown circled in red below) will appear in the Basler toolbar. Notice that the Logged in: indicator displays the user name of the person who is currently logged into the camera (in this case, the user is named "admin").
  • Page 71 Once you are logged in, access the User parameters group, and click on the Manage Users button. A User Management tab will appear as shown below. User names can include letters, numbers, and underscores (_). User names and passwords are case sensitive. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 72 Can add or delete users. Can change the level or password of all existing users. Viewer Can view images and can change his or her own password. Has no access to camera parameters. Table 2: Available User Levels Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 73 1. On the User Management tab, click on the name of the user you wish to delete. As shown below, the user information will become highlighted, and the Delete User button will become ungrayed. 2. Click the Delete User button. 3. An Are you sure message window will open. Click the Yes button. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 74 Password button will become ungrayed. 2. Click the Change Password button. A User Editor window will appear as shown below. 3. Enter a new password, reenter the password to verify, and click the Save button. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 75 3. Select a new user level from the drop down menu, and click the Save button. You must have at least one administrator level user. If there is only one administrator level user, you will not be able to change that user’s user level. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 76: System Parameters

    The following symbols can be entered in the Date Time Format box: = display the day of the month as a decimal number (i.e., from 01 to 31). $D = same as entering $m/$d/$y. $F = same as entering $Y-$m-$d. = display the abbreviated month name. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 77 4 hours = NTP synchronization occurs once every 4 hour.s  12 hours = NTP synchronization occurs once every 12 hours.  24 hours = NTP synchronization occurs once every 24 hours.  Weekly = NTP synchronization occurs once per week.  Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 78 If this is the case, use the Basler BIP Finder software to locate your camera in the network and connect to it as described in the Basler IP Fixed Box Camera Installation Guide.
  • Page 79 2. Click the Download Config button in the Configuration Management dialog box. A File Download window will open. 3. Click the Save button in the File Download window. A Save As dialog box will open. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 80 4. In the Save As dialog box, select a location where the file will be saved, enter a file name (Basler recommends using .cfg as the file name extension), and click the Save button. 5. When the Download Complete screen appears, click the Close button.
  • Page 81 If newer firmware is available, download it to your computer. The Basler IP Camera Finder software (version 1.7 or higher) can also be used to update the firmware. An advantage of the BIP Finder software is that it can be used to simultaneously update multiple cameras.
  • Page 82 3. Use the Browse button in the window to select the new firmware file that you want to load onto the camera and then click the Start Firmware Upload button. A web page will open asking you to verify that the firmware is correct for the camera. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 83 A web page will appear indicating that the update is finished. 5. Click the Return to Basler Web Client button to return to the Basler Surveillance Web Client. If your browser times out during the update process, press the Ctrl and F5 keys (at the same time) to refresh the browser.
  • Page 84 Configuring the Camera AW00097209000 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 85: Factory Default Button

    Depending on how your network is configured, you may not be able to access the camera via your web browser after you set the camera to the defaults. If this is the case, use the Basler BIP Finder software to locate your camera in the network and to connect to it as described in the Basler IP Fixed Box Camera Installation Guide.
  • Page 86 Factory Default Button AW00097209000 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 87: The Terminal Connector

    The pin numbering and pin assignments for the terminal connector are as illustrated below. The pin assignments are described in more complete detail in Table 3 on page I/O-0 I/O-1 I/O-2 Alt. RS-485 RS-485 Camera Power Fig. 9: Terminal Connector Pin Numbering Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 88 (0.005") and 0.34 mm (0.013"). Basler recommends that I/O port connections be made with shielded cable and that the cable shields be connected to ground. If you are unable to connect the cable shields to ground or if you use unshielded cable, the maximum length of the I/O port connections is limited to 10 m to avoid electromagnetic interference.
  • Page 89 0 to +1.15 VDC Active +3 to +24 VDC Inactive 0 to +1.15 VDC Inactive +3 to +24 VDC Active (Pin 4, 6, 8 description continued on next page.) Table 3: Terminal Connector Pin Assignments Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 90 I/O-1 and I/O-2 ports are set as inputs with their function set to monitor. The explanations in Table 3 and the schematic in Figure 11 assume that you have changed the port settings. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 91 Fig. 11: I/O Schematic, Variant 1 (Input Port Connected to Ground via Switch) 1 kΩ I/O-2 0 to +24 VDC (Set as an input) Device RS-485 Gnd RS-485 A+ RS-485 A+ RS-485 B- RS-485 B- Fig. 12: I/O Schematic, Variant 2 (Input Port Connected to Input Voltage) Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 92 The Terminal Connector AW00097209000 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 93: Day/Night Functionality

    6 Day/Night Functionality 6.1 Introduction Basler IP Cameras with the letters "dn" at the end of the model name (e.g., BIP2-640c-dn) are equipped with day/night functionality. Cameras with day/night functionality are well-suited for use in areas with natural lighting during the day and artificial lighting at night. And when used with a supplemental IR illuminator, these cameras can produce high quality images in areas with little visible light, which makes them very useful in applications with poor lighting.
  • Page 94 The parameter also sets the time period that the measured darkness level must remain below the switch level before the auto controls will Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 95 For the IR-cut filter announce feature to work correctly, the direction on one of the camera’s I/O ports must be set to "output", and the port’s function must be set to "IR Filter Announce". See Section 3.9 page 57 for more information about setting the camera’s I/O ports. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 96: Ir-Cut Filter Control Options

    IR-cut filter. In Figure 13, the IR-cut Filter mode is set to "Input Controlled", the Direction parameter for I/O 2 is set to "Input", and the Function parameter for I/0-2 is set to "IR Switch". Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 97 (Set as an output) 1 kΩ I/O-1 (Set as an output) Illuminator Internal switch associated with 1 kΩ a photocell I/O-2 (Set as an input) RS-485 A+ RS-485 B- Fig. 13: Input Used to Control IR-Cut Filter Position Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 98 IR illuminator. You could use a setup such as this to apply power to the illuminator when the filter is in the night position at night and to remove power from the illuminator when the filter is in the day position during the day. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 99 I/O-0 (Set as an output) Illuminator Relay 1 kΩ I/O-1 (Set as an output) 1 kΩ Illuminator I/O-2 Power (Set as an input) RS-485 A+ RS-485 B- Fig. 14: Output Used to Apply Device Power Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 100 Day/Night Functionality AW00097209000 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 101: Real-Time Trigger Functionality

    In the case of this example, this will happen 1/30 of a second after the end of the abort because the camera is operated at 30 frames per second. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 102 Camera Controlled Capture 2 Camera Controlled Cap 1/30 s 1/30 s 1/30 s Real-Time Triggered Capture Camera Controlled Capture 5 1/30 s Camera Controlled Capture 6 1/30 s 7 ms Time Fig. 16: Real-Time Trigger Image Capture Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 103 The real-time trigger feature is not available on all camera models. For more information, refer to the specification tables in Section 8 on page 103. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 104: Enabling And Using Real-Time Triggering

    FTP server when an alarm condition is declared, the image sent will be the one that was captured when the real-time trigger signal caused the alarm condition. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 105: Real-Time Triggering Impact On Streams

    If the Encoder Type parameter for a stream is set to "JPEG (triggered)" as shown to the right, the stream will only include images captured as a result of using the real-time trigger. The images in the stream will be motion JPEG encoded. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 106 Real-Time Trigger Functionality AW00097209000 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 107: Technical Specifications

    Multi-encoding and multi-streaming for MJPEG, MPEG-4, and H.264 VBR and CBR for MJPEG and MPEG-4 VBR, CBR, and CVBR for H.264 Uncompressed YUV images using real-time trigger (max. 4 fps) Multicast and unicast Table 4: BIP2-640c/-dn and BIP2-1000c/-dn Technical Specifications Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 108 DIN EN 50130-4, FCC Class A, CE, DIN EN 50130-4, FCC Class B, CE, RoHS, ONVIF RoHS, ONVIF Housing 109.7 mm x 29 mm x 44 mm, full metal casing Weight ~ 210 g Table 4: BIP2-640c/-dn and BIP2-1000c/-dn Technical Specifications Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 109: Bip2-1300C/-Dn And Bip2-1600C/-Dn

    Image upload via FTP, Email, or HTTP Real-time Trigger Protocols TCP/IP, HTTP, FTP, UDP, ICMP, ARP, DHCP, NTP, RTP, RTSP, RTCP, SMTP, SNMP, IGMP, ZEROCONF, QoS Layer 3 Table 5: BIP2-1300c/-dn and BIP2-1600c/-dn Technical Specifications Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 110 DIN EN 50130-4, FCC Class B (FCC Class A for BIP2-1600-25c/dn), CE, RoHS, ONVIF Housing 109.7 mm x 29 mm x 44 mm, full metal casing Weight ~ 210 g Table 5: BIP2-1300c/-dn and BIP2-1600c/-dn Technical Specifications Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 111: Bip2-1280C/-Dn, Bip2-1920C/-Dn, And Bip2-2500C/-Dn

    VBR and CBR for MJPEG and MPEG-4 VBR and CBR for MJPEG VBR, CBR, and CVBR for H.264 and MPEG-4 Multicast and unicast VBR, CBR, and CVBR for H.264 Multicast and unicast Table 6: BIP2-1280c/-dn, BIP2-1920c/-dn, and BIP2-2500c/-dn Technical Specifications Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 112 < 90% relative humidity (non condensing) Standards DIN EN 50130-4, FCC Class B, CE, RoHS, ONVIF Housing 109.7 mm x 29 mm x 44 mm, full metal casing Weight ~ 210 g Table 6: BIP2-1280c/-dn, BIP2-1920c/-dn, and BIP2-2500c/-dn Technical Specifications Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 113: Dimensions

    2x M3; 3.5 mm deep 100.2 37.3 1/4"; 5 mm deep 109.7 2x M3; 3.5 mm deep 12.526 Photosensitive Surface of the Sensor 2x M3; 4.5 mm deep 100.2 Fig. 17: Camera Dimensions (in mm unless otherwise stated) Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 114: Stress Test Results

    Technical Specifications AW00097209000 8.5 Stress Test Results Basler IP Cameras were submitted to an independent mechanical testing laboratory and subjected to the stress tests listed below. After mechanical testing, the cameras produced normal images during standard operational testing. Test Standard...

  • Page 115: Appendix A Software License Information

    USE. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM MPEG LA, L.L.C. SEE HTTP://WWW.MPEGLA.COM. Accordingly, please be advised that service providers, content providers, and broadcasters are required to obtain separate use licenses from MPEG LA prior to any use of AVC/MPEG-4/H.264 encoders and/or decoders. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 116 1. Start the Surveillance Web Client as described in Section 2 on page 2. Click the About tab as shown below. 3. Click the Copyright link as shown below. A page containing license information will appear. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 117: Revision History

    Added the description of the ONVIF tab with the new Enable parameter (see page 56). Added the description of the new NTP Server Source parameter (see page 74). Updated the NTP Server parameter description (see page 74). Updated the specification tables in Section Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 118 AW00097209000 Doc. ID Number Date Changes AW00097207000 24 Apr 2013 Updated the Support contact information in the Contacting Basler Support Worldwide section (see page Updated the Frame Rate Mode parameter description (see page 21). Added the Capped VBR value to the Encoder Mode parameter...
  • Page 119 Table 6 (see Section AW00097209000 14 April 2014 Updated the frame rate for H.264 in Table 4 on page 103. Updated the video streaming information in Table 4 on page 103 Table 5 on page 105. Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 120 Revision History AW00097209000 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

  • Page 121: Index

    ......... 1 constant-variable bitrate mode ....31 firmware version parameter ..... 72 cs-mount.............3 fit to window button ........12 cyclic tab...........43 flash window ..........61 flash window signal........61 forwarding mode ........64 forwarding parameter....... 64 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 122 ....40 include image parameter ......49 motion JPEG ........... 30 include stream parameter ......49 motion limit parameter ......41 info tab .............72 motion mask ..........27 invert check box ........58 motion tab..........43 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 123 SNMP tab ..........56 post-alarm time period parameter ....48 software license info ......111 pre-alarm time period parameter....48 space available parameter....... 51 precautions..........2 specifications ........89 privacy mask ..........26 state check box........58 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...
  • Page 124 ............62 updating firmware ........77 user level, changing .........71 user management ........65 user trigger tab .........42 users adding ..........69 changing password ......70 changing user level ......71 deleting ..........69 managing ...........67 variable bitrate mode .......31 video streams........20 Basler IP Fixed Box Cameras...

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