ABUS TVIP83900, TVIP86900 User guide

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TVIP83900 / TVIP86900

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Version 12/2014

User manual

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These user manual contains important information for installation and operation. This should Therefore look after these operating instructions for future reference!

A list of contents with the corresponding page number can be found in the index on page 73.

be also noted when this product is passed on to a third party.

English

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TVIP83900/TVIP86900

User manual

Version 12/2014

English translation of the original German user manual. Retain for future reference.

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Introduction

Dear Customer,

Thank you for purchasing this product.

This device complies with the requirements of the applicable EU directives. The declaration of conformity can be obtained from:

ABUS Security-Center GmbH & Co. KG

Linker Kreuthweg 5

86444 Affing

GERMANY

To ensure this condition is maintained and that safe operation is guaranteed, it is your obligation to observe this user manual.

Read the entire user manual carefully before putting the product into operation, and pay attention to all operating instructions and safety information.

If you have any questions, please contact your specialist installation contractor or specialist dealer.

Disclaimer

This user manual has been produced with the greatest of care. Should you discover any omissions or inaccuracies, please contact us in writing under the address provided on the back of the manual. ABUS Security-Center GmbH & Co. KG does not accept any liability for technical and typographical errors, and reserves the right to make changes to the product and user manuals at any time and without prior warning. ABUS Security-Center GmbH is not liable or responsible for direct or indirect damage resulting from the equipment, performance and use of this product. No forms of guarantee are accepted for the contents of this document.

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Explanation of symbols

The triangular high voltage symbol is used to warn of the risk of injury or health hazards (e.g. caused by electric shock).

The triangular warning symbol indicates important notes in this user manual which must be observed.

This symbol indicates special tips and notes on the operation of the unit.

Important safety information

All guarantee claims are invalid in the event of damage caused by non-compliance with this user manual. We cannot be held liable for resulting damage.

In the event of material or personal damage caused by improper operation or noncompliance with the safety information, we cannot be held liable. All guarantee claims are void in such cases.

The following safety information and hazard notes are not only intended to protect your health, but also to protect the device from damage. Please read the following points carefully :

 There are no components inside the product that require servicing. Dismantling the product

invalidates the CE certification and the guarantee/warranty.

 The product may be damaged if it is dropped, even from a low height.  Install the device so that the image sensor is not exposed to direct sunlight. Pay attention to the

installation instructions in the corresponding section of this user manual.

 This device is designed for indoor use or for use in weatherproof housing.

Avoid the following adverse conditions during operation:

 Moisture or excess humidity  Extreme heat or cold  Direct sunlight  Dust or flammable gases, vapours or solvents  Strong vibrations  Strong magnetic fields (e.g. next to machines or loudspeakers)  The camera must not be installed on unstable surfaces.

General safety information:

 Do not leave packaging material lying around. Plastic bags, sheeting, polystyrene packaging, etc. can

pose a danger to children if played with.

 The video surveillance camera contains small parts which could be swallowed and should be kept out

of reach of children for safety reasons.

 Do not insert any objects into the device through the openings.  Only use replacement devices and accessories that are approved by the manufacturer. Do not

connect any non-compatible products.

 Please pay attention to the safety information and user manuals for the other connected devices.  Check the device for damage before putting it into operation. Do not put the device into operation if

you detect any damage.

 Adhere to the operating voltage limits specified in the technical data. Higher voltages could destroy

the device and pose a health risk (electric shock).

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Safety information

1. Power supply: Power supply unit 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz / 12 V DC, 1 A (included in the scope of

delivery). Only operate this device through a power source which supplies the mains power specified on the type plate. If you are unsure of the installation location's power supply, contact your power supply company. Disconnect the device from the power supply before carrying out maintenance or installation work.

2. Overloading Avoid overloading electrical sockets, extension cables, and adapters, as this can result in fires or electric shocks.

3. Cleaning Only use a damp cloth to clean the device. Do not use corrosive cleaning materials. Disconnect the device from the power supply before cleaning.

Warnings

Observe all safety and operating instructions before putting the device into operation for the first time.

1. Observe the following information to avoid damage to the power cable and plug:

 Do not modify or manipulate the power cable or plug.  Do not bend or twist the power cable.  Do not pull the cable when disconnecting the device from the power – always take hold of the

plug.

 Ensure that the power cable is positioned as far away as possible from any heating equipment,

as this could otherwise melt the plastic coating.

2. Follow these instructions. Non-compliance with these instructions could lead to an electric shock:

 Never open the housing or power supply unit.  Do not insert any metallic or flammable objects into the device.  Use surge protection to prevent damage caused by overvoltage (e.g. in electrical storms).

3. Disconnect defective devices from the power immediately and contact your specialist dealer.

When installing the device in an existing video surveillance system, ensure that all devices have been disconnected from the mains power circuit and low-voltage circuit.

If in doubt, have a specialist technician carry out assembly, installation and connection of the device. Improper or unprofessional work on the power supply system or domestic installation puts both you and other persons at risk. Connect the installations so that the mains power circuit and low-voltage circuit always run separately from each other. They should not be connected at any point or become connected as a result of a malfunction.

Unpacking the device

Handle the device with extreme care when unpacking it.

If the original packaging has been damaged, you must start by inspecting the device. If the device shows signs of damage, return it in the original packaging and inform the delivery service.

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Contents

1. Intended use ......................................................................................................................................... 75

2. Scope of delivery .................................................................................................................................. 75

3. Features and functions ........................................................................................................................ 75

4. Device description ............................................................................................................................... 75

5. Description of the connections ........................................................................................................... 76

6. Initial start-up ........................................................................................................................................ 77

7. Accessing the network camera for the first time .............................................................................. 78

8. Password prompt ................................................................................................................................. 79

9. User functions ...................................................................................................................................... 80

9.1 Menu bar ...................................................................................................................................... 80

9.2 Live image display ........................................................................................................................ 81

9.3 Audio/video control ....................................................................................................................... 81

9.4 Live view mode ............................................................................................................................. 81

9.5 PTZ control ................................................................................................................................... 82

9.5.1 Preset settings ........................................................................................................................... 82

9.6 Patrol settings ............................................................................................................................... 83

10. Configuration ........................................................................................................................................ 84

10.1 Local configuration ..................................................................................................................... 84

10.2 Basic configuration ..................................................................................................................... 86

10.3 Advanced configuration .............................................................................................................. 86

10.3.1 System .................................................................................................................................... 86

10.3.1.1 Device information ............................................................................................................... 87

10.3.1.2 Time settings ........................................................................................................................ 88

10.3.1.3 Maintenance ......................................................................................................................... 89

10.3.1.4 Daylight saving time .................................................................................................

10.3.1.5 Fisheye parameters ............................................................................................................. 91

10.3.2 Network ................................................................................................................................... 92

10.3.2.1 TCP/IP ............................................................................................................................................... 93

10.3.2.2 Port ................................................................................................................................................... 95

10.3.2.3 DDNS ................................................................................................................................................ 96

............ 90

10.3.2.4 PPPoE .............................................................................................................................................. 99

10.3.2.5 SNMP ................................................................................................................................................ 99

10.3.2.6 802.1X ............................................................................................................................................. 101

10.3.2.7 QoS ................................................................................................................................................. 101

10.3.2.8 FTP ................................................................................................................................................. 102

10.3.2.9 UPnP™ ........................................................................................................................................... 103

10.3.2.10 Email ............................................................................................................................................. 104

10.3.2.11 NAT ............................................................................................................................................... 105

10.3.3 Video/Audio ...................................................................................................................................... 107

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10.3.3.1 Video .............................................................................................................................................. 108

10.3.3.2 Audio .............................................................................................................................................. 110

10.3.3.3 ROI 'Region of Interest' ............................................................................................. ................... 111

10.3.4 Image ................................................................................................................................................. 112

10.3.4.1 Display settings............................................................................................................................. 113

10.3.4.2 OSD Settings ................................................................................................................................. 116

10.3.4.3 Privacy Mask ................................................................................................................................. 117

10.3.5 Security ............................................................................................................................................. 118

10.3.5.1 User ................................................................................................................................................ 118

10.3.5.2 RTSP Authentication .................................................................................................................... 120

10.3.5.3 IP Address Filter............................................................................................................................ 120

10.3.6 Basic event ....................................................................................................................................... 121

10.3.6.1 Motion detection ........................................................................................................................... 121

10.3.6.2 Video tampering ............................................................................................................................ 123

10.3.6.3 Alarm input (TVIP83900 only) ...................................................................................................... 125

10.3.6.4 Alarm output (TVIP83900 only) .................................................................................................... 127

10.3.8 Storage .............................................................................................................................................. 129

10.3.8.1 Record schedule ........................................................................................................................... 129

10.3.8.2 Storage management ................................................................................................................... 131

10.3.8.3 NAS ................................................................................................................................................. 132

10.3.8.4 Snapshot ........................................................................................................................................ 133

11. Maintenance and cleaning ................................................................................................................. 134

11.1 Maintenance ............................................................................................................................. 134

11.2 Cleaning ................................................................................................................................... 134

12. Disposal ............................................................................................................................................... 134

13. Technical data ..................................................................................................................................... 135

14. GPL license information .................................................................................................................... 136

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1. Intended use

The hemispheric IP dome camera enables high-quality monitoring. The advantage of this camera is that it can be used to replace up to five cameras. In addition to the fisheye view, the other video channels – up to a maximum of five – allow further views to be set separately. These additional views can be made to pan, tilt or zoom electronically. Recordings can be stored on an optional SD card, which allows footage to be played back directly via the web interface.

2. Scope of delivery

Hemispheric IP dome camera

Quick start

guide

Installation material

3. Features and functions

 360°/180° panorama views with up to 6 MPx resolution  Simple design and high protection class (IP66) (TVIP86900 only)  Digital, stageless panning, tilting or zooming without mechanical camera movement  Freely configurable patrols (panning/tilting)  Power over Ethernet (PoE)  Up to 25 fps real-time video

4. Device description

Model number TVIP83900 TVIP86900 Resolution 3 MPx 6 MPx WDR - √ Audio √ I/O √ IP66 - √

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5. Description of the connections

No Description

1 Camera cover 2 Screw to release cover 3 Photo sensor 4 Lens 5 IR LEDs 6 Microphone (only in TVIP83900) 7 Loudspeaker (only in TVIP83900)

No Description

8 Micro SD card slot 9 Reset button 10 RS485 connection (not used) 11 Audio input (TVIP83900 only) 12

Power supply 12 V DC 13 RJ45 connection 14 Alarm input and output (TVIP83900 only) 15 Audio output (TVIP83900 only)

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6. Initial start-up

The network camera automatically detects whether a direct connection between the PC and camera should be established. A crossover network cable is not required for this. You can use the supplied patch cable for direct connection for initial start-up.

Connecting the network camera directly to a PC/laptop

1. Ensure that a CAT 5 network cable is used.

2. Connect the cable to the Ethernet interface of the PC/laptop and the network camera.

3. Connect the network camera to the power supply.

4. Configure the network interface of your PC/laptop to the IP address 192.168.0.2 and the default gateway to 192.168.0.1.

5. Proceed to point 8 to finish the initial set-up and establish the connection to the network camera.

Connecting the network camera to a router/switch

1. Ensure that a CAT 5 network cable is used.

2. Connect the PC/laptop to the router/switch.

3. Connect the network camera to the router/switch.

4. Connect the network camera to the power supply.

5. If a DHCP server is available on your network, set the network interface of your PC/laptop to 'Obtain an IP address automatically'.

6. If no DHCP server is available, configure the network interface of your PC/laptop to 192.168.0.2 and the default gateway to 192.168.0.1.

7. Proceed to point 8 to finish the initial set-up and establish the connection to the network camera.

 CAT 5 Ethernet cable

Internet

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7. Accessing the network camera for the first time

The network camera is accessed for the first time using the ABUS IP Installer. After the installation wizard is started, it searches for all connected ABUS network cameras and video servers on your network.

You can find the program on the CD-ROM included. Install the program on your PC and then run it.

If a DHCP server is available on your network, the IP address is assigned automatically for both the PC/laptop and the network camera.

If no DHCP server is available, the network camera automatically sets the following IP address:

192.168.0.100.

Your PC system must be located in the same IP sub network to establish communication with the network camera (PC IP address: e.g. 192.168.0.2).

The default setting for the network camera is 'DHCP'. If no DHCP server is in operation on your network, we recommend setting the IP address manually to a fixed value following initial access to the network camera.

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8. Password prompt

An administrator password is defined for the network camera prior to delivery. For reasons of security, however, the administrator should select a new password immediately. After the new administrator password has been saved, the network camera asks for the user name and password every time it is accessed.

The administrator account is set up in the factory as follows: user name 'admin' and password '12345'. Each time the network camera is accessed the browser displays an authentication window and asks for the user name and password. Should your individual settings for the administrator account no longer be accessible, please contact our technical support team.

To enter a user name and password, proceed as follows:

Open Internet Explorer and enter the IP address of the camera (e.g. 'http://192.168.0.100').

You will then be presented with the following authentication prompt:

-> You are now connected to the network camera and can see a video stream.

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9. User functions

Open the network camera home page. The interface is divided into the following main areas:

Menu ba

Live image display

udio/video control

9.1 Menu bar

Select the appropriate tab: 'Live View', 'Playback', 'Configuration' and Log. (Log function is only possible with built in micro SD card).

Button Description

Display of the user logged on

User logout

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9.2 Live image display

You can access the full-screen view by double-clicking.

Button Description

9.3 Audio/video control

Button

Activate 4:3 view

Activate 16:9 view

Display original size

Automatically adjust view to browser

Description

Disable live view

Enable live view

Disable/enable audio, adjust volume (TVIP83900)

Microphone on/off (TVIP83900)

Instant image (snapshot)

Start/stop manual recording

Digital zoom

9.4 Live view mode

The availability of the options in the live view differs according to whether real-time mode is enabled or disabled (Configuration/System/Fisheye Parameters).

The

Button

Fisheye View

Panorama View Quadrants are summarised in two panorama

Fisheye+3 PTZ One quadrant displays the 360° fisheye

Panorama+3 PTZ One quadrant displays the panorama image,

4 PTZ Views Four quadrants as virtual PTZ cameras Real-time Mode

Description

360-degree mode in full-screen display

halves

image, the other three quadrants are displayed as virtual PTZ cameras

the other three quadrants are displayed as virtual PTZ cameras

Available in mode Real-time Mode/Normal Mode Normal Mode

Normal Mode

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9.5 PTZ control

To display the PTZ control, click on the field in the live view.

Button Description

Arrow buttons: Control the swivel/tilt motions

Start/stop 360° rotation

Zoom in/out

Adjust the PTZ speed

9.5.1 Preset settings

Select the Preset tab to be able to call up, set and delete up to 256 preset positions. Use the PTZ control buttons to select the desired position.

Click on the

Button Description

button to save the preset.

Please note that the zoom position will not be saved in the preset. Preset positions should therefore always be fully zoomed out before saving.

Select the desired preset position. The selected position has a blue background

Call up the position

Create the position

Delete the position

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9.6 Patrol settings

A patrol consists of a series of presets. You can create up to 8 patrols, each with up to 32 presets.

To create a new patrol, proceed as follows:

Select the Patrol tab . Select the desired patrol. To add presets to the

patrol, click on the button. Select the desired preset and set the patrol duration and speed.

Please note that the presets that should be added to a patrol are predefined.

Patrol duration Dwelling time at a preset position.

After the time has elapsed, the camera switches to the next preset

Patrol speed Set the speed of motion to the next

preset

Button Description

Select the desired patrol The patrol is reset by clicking on the

preset 1

Added preset position with patrol duration and patrol speed

Start patrol Stop patrol Save patrol

Delete the preset position; doing this for preset 1 will delete the entire patrol

button for

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10. Configuration

10.1 Local configuration

Under the 'Local Configuration' menu item, you can select settings for the live view, file paths of the recordings and snapshots.

Live view parameters

Here you can set the protocol type and the live view performance of the camera.

Protocol TCP:

Complete provision of streaming data and high video quality; however, this affects real-time

transmission is affected.

UDP:

Real-time audio and video transmission.

MULTICAST: HTTP:

Provides the same quality as TCP; however, special ports are not configured under the

Live view performance

You can set the performance level for the live view here.

Rules

As soon as this function has been enabled, a frame will be displayed around the triggered area in the live image for used and triggered motion detection.

Image format

Setting of the format in which the single frame from the live view (Instant image button) should be saved (JPEG, BMP).

Use of the multicast protocol (the network components must support multicast). Additional

multicast settings can be found under Configuration/Network.

network settings.

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Recording file settings

You can define the file size for recordings, the recording path and the path for downloaded files here. To apply the changes, click 'Save'.

Recording file size

You can choose between 256 MB, 512 MB and 1 GB as the file size for recordings and downloaded videos.

Save record files to

You can determine the file path that is to be used for manual recordings here. The default path is C:\\<Benutzer>\<Computername>\Web\RecordFiles.

Save downloaded files to

You can store the file path for downloaded videos here. The following path is set by default: C:\\<User>\<Computer_Name>\Web\DownloadFiles

Image save settings

Here you can store the path for instant images, snapshots taken during playback as well as for edited videos.

Save snapshots in live view to

Select the file path for instant images from the live view. The following path is set by default: C:\\<User>\<Computer_Name>\Web\CaptureFiles

Save snapshots during playback to

You can store the path here for saving snapshots taken during playback. The following path is set by default: C:\\<User>\<Computer_Name>\Web\PlaybackPics

Save clips to

You can specify the save path for storing edited video clips here. The following path is set by default: C:\\<User>\<Computer_Name>\Web\PlaybackFiles

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10.2 Basic configuration

All settings located under 'Basic Configuration' can also be found under the menu item 'Advanced Configuration'. Please note the 'Available in mode' column in the descriptions of the 'Advanced Configuration'.

10.3 Advanced configuration

10.3.1 System

Menu item Description Available in mode Device Information

Time Settings

Maintenance

RS485 Daylight saving time

Fisheye Parameters

Display of device information

Configuration of the time specification Basic Configuration,

Configuration of system maintenance settings

Not used Configuration of the automatic daylight

saving time switch Configuration of real-time mode on/off and

wall/table/ceiling installation

Basic Configuration, Advanced Configuration

Advanced Configuration

Basic Configuration, Advanced Configuration

Advanced Configuration

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10.3.1.1 Device information

Basic Information Device Name:

You can specify a device name for the Speed Dome here. Click on 'Save' to apply the change. Model:

Model number display

Serial Number:

Serial number display

Firmware Version:

Firmware version display

Encoding Version:

Encoding version display

Number of Channels:

Display of the number of channels

Number of HDDs/SDs:

Number of installed storage media (SD card, max. one)

Number of Alarm Input:

Display of the number of alarm inputs

Number of Alarm Output:

Display of the number of alarm outputs

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10.3.1.2 Time settings

Time Zone

Time zone selection (GMT).

Time Sync. NTP

Using the Network Time Protocol (NTP) it is possible to synchronise the time of the Speed Dome with a time server. Enable NTP to use this function.

Server Address

IP server address of the NTP server.

NTP Port

Network port number of the NTP service (default: port 123).

Manual Time Sync. Device Time

Computer device time display.

Set Time

Display of the current time using the time zone setting. Click on 'Sync. with computer time' to adopt the device time of the computer.

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'.

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10.3.1.3 Maintenance

Reboot

Click 'Reboot' to restart the device.

Default Restore

Click 'Restore' to restore all the parameters to default settings, except the IP parameters and user information.

Default

Select this item to restore all parameters to default settings.

Import Config. File Config File

Select a file path to import a configuration file here.

Status

Display of the import status.

Export Config. File

Click 'Export' to export a configuration file.

Remote Upgrade Firmware

Select the path to update the Speed Dome with new firmware.

Status

Display of the upgrade status.

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'.

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10.3.1.4 Daylight saving time

Daylight saving time Enable DST

Activate the 'Enable DST' checkbox to adjust the system time automatically to daylight saving time.

Start Time

Specify the time for switching to daylight saving time. End Time

Specify the time for switching to standard time.

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'.

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10.3.1.5 Fisheye parameters

Real-time Mode:

When Real-time Mode is enabled, the Fisheye View can be displayed with up to 25 frames/second (when Real-time Mode is disabled, this is known as Normal Mode). However, when Real-time Mode is enabled, not all live view options are available.

TVIP83900

Resolutions available: Real-time Mode: Fisheye (2048x2048, 1280x1280), PTZ (1024x768, 704x576, 640x480, 320x240) Normal Mode: Fisheye (1536x1536), PTZ (800x600, 704x576, 640x480, 320x240), Panorama (1600x1200, 1280x720)

Live view options available: Real-time Mode: Fisheye View, 4 PTZ views Normal Mode: Fisheye View, Panorama View, Fisheye+3 PTZ, Panorama+3 PTZ

TVIP86900

Resolutions available: Real-time Mode: Fisheye (3072x2048, 2048x2048, 1280x1280), PTZ (1024x768, 704x576, 640x480, 320x240) Normal Mode: Fisheye (1280x1280), PTZ (1024x768, 704x576, 640x480, 320x240), Panorama (2048x1536, 1920x1080)

Live view options available: Real-time Mode: Fisheye View, 4 PTZ views Normal Mode: Fisheye View, Panorama View, Fisheye+3 PTZ, Panorama+3 PTZ

Channel Number Normal Mode Real-time Mode 1 2 3 4 5

Mount mode:

Wall:

Wall installation (view down)

Table:

Table installation (view up)

Ceiling: Ceiling installation (view horizontal)

In realtime mode either the fisheye view or 4 PTZ views can be displayed in browser or recording device. Display all 5 channels simultaneously is not possible.

If the fisheye parameters are changed, this also affects Live View Mode, image effect, PTZ control, presets and patrol. PTZ View and Panorama View may not be used together in Live View Mode. When PTZ View is enabled, the camera may not be used for local recording.

Fisheye Fisheye Panorama PTZ PTZ PTZ PTZ PTZ PTZ PTZ

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10.3.2 Network

Menu item Description TCP/IP

Port

DDNS

PPPoE

SNMP

802.1X

QoS

FTP

UPnP™

NAT

Settings for the TCP/IP data

Settings for the used ports Basic

Settings for the DDNS data

Settings for Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) Advanced

Simple Network Management Protocol settings

Authentication function 802.1X Advanced

Quality of Service function Advanced

Settings for the FTP data Advanced

Settings for the UPnP data Advanced

Settings for the SMTP server and email receiver

Network Address Translation (portmapping), configuration of automatic port forwarding in the router

Available in mode

Basic Configuration, Advanced Configuration

Configuration, Advanced Configuration

Advanced Configuration

Configuration Advanced

Configuration

Configuration Advanced

Configuration

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10.3.2.1 TCP/IP

To be able to operate the Speed Dome via a network, the TCP/IP settings must be configured correctly. NIC Settings

NIC Type Select the setting for your network adapter. You can choose from the following values: 10M Half-dup; 10M Full-dup; 100M Half-dup; 100M Full-dup; 10M/100M/1000M Auto.

DHCP

If a DHCP server is available, click 'DHCP' to apply an IP address and other network settings automatically. The data is transferred automatically from the server and cannot be changed manually.

If no DHCP server is available, please enter the following data manually.

IPv4 Address

Setting of the IP address for the Speed Dome.

IPv4 Subnet Mask

Manual setting of the subnet mask for the Speed Dome.

IPv4 Default Gateway

Setting of the default router for the Speed Dome.

IPv6 Mode

Manual: Manual configuration of IPv6 data. DHCP: The IPv6 connection data is provided by the DHCP server. Route Advertisement: The IPv6 connection data is provided by the DHCP server (router) in connection with the ISP (Internet Service Provider).

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IPv6 Address

Display of the IPv6 address. The address can be configured in the IPv6 'manual' mode.

IPv6 Subnet Mask

Display of the IPv6 subnet mask.

IPv6 Default Gateway

Display of the IPv6 default gateway (default router).

MAC Address

The IPv4 hardware address of the camera is displayed here. This cannot be changed.

MTU

Setting of the transmission unit. Select a value between 500 and 9676. 1500 is set by default.

DNS Server Preferred DNS Server

DNS server settings are required for some applications (for example, sending emails). Enter the address of the preferred DNS server here.

Alternative DNS Server

If the preferred DNS server cannot be reached, this alternative DNS server is used. Please store the address of the alternative DNS server here.

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'.

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10.3.2.2 Port

If you wish to enable external access to the Speed Dome, the following ports must be configured.

HTTP Port

The standard port for HTTP transmission is 80. This port can alternatively be assigned a value in the range of 1024~65535. If several Speed Domes are connected in the same subnetwork, each camera should be given a unique HTTP port of its own.

RTSP Port

The standard port for RTSP transmission is 554. This port can alternatively be assigned a value in the range of 1024~65535. If several Speed Domes are connected in the same subnetwork, each camera should be given a unique RTSP port of its own.

HTTPS Port

The standard port for HTTPS transmission is 443.

Server Port (control port)

The standard port for SDK transmission is 8000. Communication port for internal data. This port can alternatively be assigned a value in the range of 1025~65535. If several IP cameras are located in the same subnetwork, each camera should have its own unique server port.

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'.

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10.3.2.3 DDNS

DDNS

DynDNS or DDNS (dynamic domain name system entry) is a system that can update domain name entries in real time. The network camera is equipped with an integrated DynDNS client that updates the IP address independently via a DynDNS provider. If the network camera is located behind a router, we recommend using the DynDNS function of the router.

The following diagram offers an overview of accessing and updating the IP address using DynDNS.



192.168.0.3

LAN WAN

 195.184.21.78

 DynDNS access

data

Internet

 195.184.21.78  name.dyndns.org

DynDNS.org

Name Server

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Enable DDNS

Enable or disable the DDNS function.

DDNS Type

Select the DDNS type. You can choose between 'DynDNS' and 'ABUS DDNS'.

Server Address

Select a DDNS service provider. You must have registered access to this DDNS service provider (e.g.

www.dyndns.org).

If you select 'ABUS DDNS' as the DDNS type, the server address is stored automatically.

Domain

Enter the registered domain name (host service) here (e.g. myIPcamera.dyndns.org).

Port

Store the port for port forwarding here.

User name

User ID of your DDNS account.

Password

Password of your DDNS account.

Confirm

You must confirm your password here.

Setting up a DDNS account Set up a new account under DynDNS.org:

Store your account information:

Note down your user data and enter this into the configuration of the network camera.

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Accessing the network camera via DDNS

If the network camera is located behind a router, access via DynDNS must be configured in the router. On the ABUS Security-Center homepage www.abus-sc.com, you can find a description of the DynDNS router configuration for common router models.

The following diagram offers an overview of accessing a network camera behind a router via DynDNS.org.

 192.168.0.1

Internet

 195.184.21.78:1026

 htt

://name.dyndns.org:1026

LAN WAN

DynDNS.org

Name Server

 name.d

ndns.org:1026  195.184.21.78:1026

ABUS DDNS

Port forwarding of all relevant ports (at least RTS P + HT TP) m u st be se t u p in the ro uter in order to use DynDNS access via the router.

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'. If the network configuration is change d, the camera must be rebooted (System/Maintenance/Reboot).

1. To be able to use the ABUS DDNS function, you first need to set up an account at www.abusserver.com. Please read the FAQs on this topic on the website.

2. Select the 'Enable DDNS' checkbox and select 'ABUS DDNS' as the DDNS type.

3. Apply the data with 'Save'. The IP address of your Internet connection is now updated every minute on the server.

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10.3.2.4 PPPoE

Enable PPPoE:

Dynamic IP: The IP address is automatically determined User name: User name of the service provider

Password:

Confirm: Password confirmation

10.3.2.5 SNMP

SNMP v1/2

Enable SNMPv1: Enabling of SNMPv1

Enable SNMPv2:

Write SNMP Community: SNMP Community string for writing Read SNMP Community: SNMP Community string for reading

Trap Address:

Trap Port: Port of the TRAP server Trap Community: TRAP Community string

Check this box to enable this function

Password for access

Enabling of SNMPv2

IP address of the TRAP server

SNMP v3

Enable SNMPv3: Read UserName:

Security Level: Auth, priv: No authentication, no encryption

Authent. algorithm:

Enabling of SNMPv3

Allocate user name

Auth, no priv: Authentication, no encryption no auth, no priv: No authentication, encryption

Select authentication algorithm: MD5, SDA

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Authentication Password: Password assignment Private-key Algorithm: Select encryption algorithm: DES, AES

Private-key password:

Write UserName: Allocate user name Security Level: Auth, priv: No authentication, no encryption

Auth. algorithm: Authentication Password:

Private-key Algorithm: Select encryption algorithm: DES, AES Private-key password: Password assignment

Other SNMP settings

SNMP Port: Network port for the SNMP service

Password assignment

Auth, no priv: Authentication, no encryption no auth, no priv: No authentication, encryption

Select authentication algorithm: MD5, SDA

Password assignment

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10.3.2.6 802.1X

Enable IEEE 802.1X:

Protocol: Protocol type EAP-MD5 (only) EAPOL version: Extensible Authentication Protocol over LAN, choice between version 1 or 2

User name:

Password: Enter the password Confirm: Password confirmation

Enter the user name

Enable 802.1X authentication

10.3.2.7 QoS

Video/Audio DSCP: (Differentiated Service Code Point) (0~63): Priority for video/audio IP packages. The

higher the value, the higher the priority.

Event/Alarm DSCP:

Management DSCP:

(0~63): Priority for event/alarm IP packages. The higher the value, the higher the

priority.

(0~63 ): Priority for management IP packages. The higher the value, the higher the

priority.

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10.3.2.8 FTP

To upload recorded videos or images onto an FTP server, the following settings must be selected.

Server Address

Enter the IP address of the FTP server here.

Port

Enter the port number of the FTP server here. The standard port for FTP servers is 21.

User name

User name of the account that was configured in the FTP server.

Password

Password of the account that was configured in the FTP server.

Confirm

Re-enter the password here.

Directory Structure

Select the save location for the uploaded data here. You can select between 'Save in the root directory'; 'Save in the parent directory', 'Save in the child directory'.

Parent Directory

This menu item is available only if 'Save in the parent directory' or 'Save in the child directory' has been selected under Directory Structure. You can select the name for the parent directory here. The files are saved in a folder on the FTP server. Choose between 'Use Device Name', 'Use Device Number' and 'Use Device IP address'.

Child Directory

Select the name for the child directory here. The folder is created in the parent directory. You can choose between 'Use Camera Name' or 'User Camera Number'.

Upload Type

Select 'Upload Picture' to upload pictures to the FTP server.

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'.

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10.3.2.9 UPnP™

The UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) function makes it easy to control network devices in an IP network. This allows the network camera to be seen in the Windows network environment (e.g. as a network device).

Enable UPnP™

For enabling or disabling the UPnP function.

Name

Display of the MAC address of the camera.

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'.

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10.3.2.10 Email

You can apply the settings for sending emails here.

Sender Sender

Enter a name here to be displayed as the sender.

Sender's Address

Enter the email address of the sender here.

SMTP Server

Enter the IP address or host name of the SMTP server here (for example: smtp.googlemail.com).

SMTP Port

Enter the SMTP port here. This is configured as 25 by default.

Enable SSL

Select the SSL function if the SMTP server requires this.

Interval

Set the interval between sending emails with picture attachments here.

Attached Image

Enable this function if images are to be attached to the email in the event of an alarm.

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Authentication

If the email server in use requires authentication, enable this function to be able to log onto the server with authentication. User names and passwords can only be entered once this function has been enabled.

User name

Enter the user name of the email account here. This is the part before the @ symbol.

Password

Enter the password of the email account here.

Confirm

Confirm the password by entering it again.

Receiver Receiver1/Receiver2

Enter the name of the receiver here.

Receiver1's Address / Receiver2's Address

Enter the email address of the person to be informed here.

10.3.2.11 NAT

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'.

Enable Port Mapping

This enables Universal Plug and Play port forwarding for network services. If your router supports UPnP, then port forwarding for video streams is enabled automatically on the router for the network camera using this option.

Port Mapping Mode

Select here whether you wish to conduct port mapping automatically or manually. You can choose between 'Auto' and 'Manual'.

Protocol Name: HTTP

The standard port for HTTP transmission is 80. This port can alternatively be assigned a value in the range of 1025~65535. If several IP cameras are located on the same subnetwork, each camera should have its own unique HTTP port.

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RTSP

The standard port for RTSP transmission is 554. This port can alternatively be assigned a value in the range of 1025~65535. If several IP cameras are located on the same subnetwork, each camera should have its own unique RTSP port.

Server Port (control port)

External Port

You can only change ports manually here if the 'Port Mapping Mode' was set to manual.

Status

Displays whether the external port entered is valid or not valid.

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10.3.3 Video/Audio

Menu item Description Available in mode Video

Audio (TVIP83900 only)

ROI

Settings for video output

Settings for audio output Basic Configuration,

'Region of Interest' Basic Configuration,

Basic Configuration, Advanced Configuration

Advanced Configuration

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10.3.3.1 Video

Channel Number

Select one of the five subchannels for setting the video parameters.

Channel Number Normal Mode Real-time Mode 1 2 3 4 5

Stream Type

The camera has one stream per channel ('Main Stream (Normal)'). There are no other options available.

Video Type

Select either 'Video' or 'Video&Audio' for the stream type (TVIP83900 only).

The audio signal is only recorded if 'Video&Audio' is selected as the stream type.

Resolution

Set the resolution of the video data here.

Fisheye Fisheye Panorama PTZ PTZ PTZ PTZ PTZ PTZ PTZ

In realtime mode either the fisheye view or 4 PTZ views can be displayed in browser or recording device. Display all 5 channels simultaneously is not possible.

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TVIP83900

TVIP86900

Bitrate Type

Specifies the bitrate of the video stream. The video quality can be higher or lower depending on the intensity of movement. You can select between a constant and variable bitrate.

Video Quality

This menu item is only available if you have selected a variable bitrate. Set the video quality for video data here. The video quality can differ depending on the intensity of movement. You can select from six different video qualities: 'Lowest', 'Lower', 'Low', 'Medium', 'Higher' or 'Highest'.

Frame Rate

Specifies the frame rate in frames per second.

Max. Bitrate

The bitrate of the video stream is set to a certain value. Set a maximum bitrate of between 32 and 16384 Kbps. A higher value means better video quality; however, this requires more bandwidth.

Video Encoding

Select a standard for video encoding. You can choose between H.264 and MJPEG (MJPEG can only be selected for PTZ channels. The fisheye channel and the panorama channel can only be used with H.264.).

Profile

Select a profile here. You can choose between 'Basic Profile', 'Main Profile' and 'High Profile'.

I Frame Interval

Set the I frame interval here. The value must lie between 1 and 400. (For example: I frame interval = 50 -> one full screen every 2 seconds with the setting 25 frames per second.)

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'.

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10.3.3.2 Audio (only TVIP83900)

Audio Encoding

Select the encoding for audio transmission here. You can choose between 'G.711ulaw', 'G.711alaw' and 'G.726'.

Audio Input

MicIn: The settings for the audio input on the back of the camera are customised to a microphone (unamplified source). LineIn: The settings for the audio input on the back of the camera are customised to a line signal (active amplified source).

Volume

Adjust the volume of the input signal.

Noise Filter

Enable or disable the noise filter for background noise.

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'.

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10.3.3.3 ROI 'Region of Interest'

The 'Region of Interest (ROI)' function defines areas in the video image which are transmitted at a higher bitrate than the surrounding areas.

Channel Number: selection of the channel number for adding ROIs.

Draw Area: Depiction of up to four ROI areas per channel (the region number must be changed below for a new

area).

Clear All: Delete all ROI areas in the video image.

Stream Type

Stream Type: ROI can only be used in the Normal Stream (Main Stream).

Fixed Region

Enable: Tick the selection box to enable all areas. Region No (1–4): Select the four areas (four areas for each channel). ROI Level (1–6): When using the value '6' the selected areas will be compromised the least (and therefore the highest possible quality will be achieved). Region Name: Assign a name to the region.

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10.3.4 Image

Menu item Description Available in mode Display Settings

OSD Settings

Privacy Masking

Displaying parameter settings

Setting the date and time format Advanced

Adding privacy masking Advanced

Basic Configuration, Advanced Configuration

Configuration

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10.3.4.1 Display settings

You can use this menu item to set the picture quality of the Speed Dome, for example brightness, sharpness, contrast. Click on 'Default' to restore the default values.

Image Adjustment Brightness

Image brightness settings. A value between 0 and 100 can be set.

Contrast

Image contrast settings. A value between 0 and 100 can be set.

Saturation

Image saturation settings. A value between 0 and 100 can be set.

Hue

Setting the hue. A value between 0 and 100 can be set.

Sharpness

Image sharpness settings. A higher sharpness value can increase image noise. A value between 0 and 100 can be set.

Please note: The display setting parameters can vary depending on the model.

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Exposure Settings Exposure Mode

Automatic or manual setting of exposure parameters.

Exposure Time

Setting the maximum exposure time. This setting is dependent on iris mode.

Gain

Setting the gain value for the video image.

Day/Night Switching Day/Night Switch

Day/Night Switch provides options for 'Auto', 'Day' and 'Night'.

Auto

Depending on the light conditions, the camera switches between day and night mode automatically. The sensitivity can be set between 0 and 7.

Day

In this mode, the camera only outputs colour pictures.

Please note: Only use this mode if the light conditions remain constant.

Night

In this mode, the camera only outputs black/white pictures.

Please note: Only use this mode if the light conditions are poor.

Schedule Sensitivity

Setting for the switching threshold for automatic day/night switching (0–7). A lower value means that there is a lower lighting level for switching to night mode.

Delay Time

Setting a delay time between recognising that a switching is required and carrying out the process.

Smart IR

This function can reduce the cross-fade of the video image, in the event that light is reflected from nearby objects.

Backlight Settings WDR

With the aid of the WDR function, the camera can return clear pictures even in disadvantageous backlight conditions. If there are both very bright and very dark areas in the picture area, the brightness level of the overall picture is balanced to provide a clear, detailed image. Click on the checkbox to enable or disable the WDR function. Set the Wide Dynamic Level higher to enhance the WDR function.

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White Balance

Here you select the lighting conditions in which the camera is installed. You can choose from the following options: 'MWB', 'AWB1', 'WB Locked', 'Florescent Lamp', 'Incandescent Lamp', 'Warm Light Lamp', 'Natural Light'.

MWB

You can adjust the white balance with the following values manually.

WB Locked

The white balance is performed once and saved.

Other

Use additional white balance options to adjust the function to the light levels.

Florescent Lamp

Adjusts the white balance to florescent lamp lighting conditions.

Image Enhancement Digital Noise Reduction

You can enable (Normal Mode) or disable the noise reduction.

Noise Reduction Level / 2D/3D DNR

Set the level for noise reduction here.

Grey Scale

This function limits the range of the grey scale representation. This can be beneficial in the case of very light image content.

Video Settings Video Standard

Select the video standard corresponding to the available power frequency.

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10.3.4.2 OSD Settings

You can use this menu item to select which date and time format are displayed in the live picture.

Display Name

Activate this checkbox if you wish to display the camera name.

Display Date

Activate this checkbox if you wish to display the date in the camera image.

Display Week

Activate this checkbox if you wish to display the day of the week.

Camera Name

Enter the camera name that is to be displayed in the image here.

Time Format

Choose here whether you would like to display the time in 24-hour or 12-hour format.

Date Format

Select the format for the date display here. (D = day; M = month, Y = year)

Display Mode

Here you can select the display mode for the elements displayed. You have the following options: 'Transparent & Flashing', 'Transparent & Not Flashing', 'Not Transparent & Flashing', 'Not Transparent & Not Flashing'.

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'.

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10.3.4.3 Privacy Mask

You can use privacy masks to hide certain areas in the live view to prevent these areas from being recorded and viewed in the live view. A maximum of four rectangular privacy masks can be set up in the video image.

To set up a privacy mask, proceed as follows. Select the checkbox 'Enable Privacy Mask'. To add a privacy mask, click 'Draw Area'. You can now select an area on the camera image using your mouse. You can then select three additional areas. By clicking on 'Clear All', you can delete all configured privacy masks.

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'.

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10.3.5 Security

Menu item Description Available in mode User

RTSP Authentication

IP Address Filter

User administration

Setting the date and time format Advanced

Filtering IP addresses to gain access for controlling the camera

Basic Configuration, Advanced Configuration

Configuration

Advanced Configuration

10.3.5.1 User

With this menu item, you can add, edit or delete users.

To add or modify a user, click 'Add' or 'Modify'.

A new window with the data and authorisations appears.

User name

Here you assign the user name that needs to be entered for access to the camera.

Level

Select an individual user type for the user ID. You can choose between two predefined levels: 'Operator' or 'User'.

As an operator, the following remote functions are available to you: live view, PTZ control, manual recording, playback, two-way audio, search/query operating status.

As a user, the following remote functions are available to you: playback, search/query operating status.

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To add further functions, select the corresponding checkbox.

Password

Here you assign the password that the corresponding user must enter to access the camera.

Confirm

Confirm the password by entering it again.

Apply the settings by clicking 'OK'. Click 'Cancel' to discard the data.

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10.3.5.2 RTSP Authentication

You can secure the video stream of the live view with this function. Select 'Disable' to deactivate this function. To activate this function, select 'Basic'.

Apply the settings by clicking 'Save'.

10.3.5.3 IP Address Filter

Enable IP Address Filter

Ticking the selection box enables the filter function.

IP Address Filter Type

Allowed: The IP addresses detailed further below can be used to access the camera. Forbidden: The IP addresses detailed further below are blocked. An IP is entered in the format xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.

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10.3.6 Basic event

Menu item Description Available in mode Motion Detection

Video Tampering

Alarm Input

Alarm Output

Settings for motion detection Advanced

Settings for video tampering Advanced

Setting for the alarm input Advanced

Setting for the alarm output Advanced

10.3.6.1 Motion detection

Configuration

Area Settings

Activate motion detection by clicking the 'Enable Motion Detection' checkbox.

Clicking 'Enable Dynamic Analysis for Motion' means that movements are recorded in the preview image and the live view (dynamic recording according to motion).

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To select an area, click on the 'Draw Area' button. The entire area is selected by default. To discard this selection, click on 'Clear All'.

Drag the mouse pointer over the desired area. Set the sensitivity using the regulation control bar. To apply the setting for the area, click on 'Stop Drawing'.

Right: low sensitivity level. Left: high sensitivity level.

Arming Schedule

To save a schedule for motion-controlled recording, click on 'Edit'. A new window appears. Specify here on which days of the week and at which times motion-controlled recording should take place.

Now select a day of the week for motion-controlled recording. To store particular time periods, enter a start and end time. To set up all-day motion detection, select 00:00 as the start time and 24:00 as the end time.

To apply motion detection for all days of the week, click the 'Select All' checkbox. To copy motion detection to other days of the week, select the day of the week and click on 'Copy'.

To apply the changes, click 'OK' and to discard them click 'Cancel'. Apply the settings made by clicking 'Save'.

Linkage Method

Here you can set the action to be performed following motion detection.

Normal Linkage

Send email: You receive an email as notification; check the checkbox to activate this.

Upload to FTP:

Check this checkbox in order for the motion-controlled recording to be uploaded to an FTP

server.

Trigger Channel:

Enable this in order to record motion detections onto an SD card.