American Dynamics IPL02B1BNWIY User Manual

8200-1129-01 A0

Illustra Pro LT 2MP Bullet IR Camera

Installation and Operation Manual

Notice

The information in this manual was current when published. The manufacturer reserves the right to revise and improve its
products. All specifications are therefore subject to change without notice.

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Notice of Use

 This manual is designed for administrators and users of the network camera. Please read it carefully before use. All
 We are not responsible for any technical or typographical errors and reserve the right to change the product and manuals
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RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES
ACCORDING TO THE MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS.

FCC Notice

The equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
The limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case users will be required to correct
the interference at their own expense.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Modifications not expressly authorized by Tyco Security Products could void the user’s authority to operate the unit.

ICES statement

CAN ICES-3(A) / NMB-3(A)

CE Statement

This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which the user may be required to
take adequate measure.

ESD Precautions: With the covers removed during installation and alignment this product is sensitive to electrostatic discharge. The
installer should take appropriate ESD control measures such as the use of a ESD wrist strap connected to the chassis of the camera.

Note to Installer: POE networks that are connected to IP Encoders should not be routed to the exterior or outside of the installed
plant location.

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Table of Contents

Product Features ............................................................................................................................................................. 1

Features ......................................................................................................................................................................... 1

Dimension ....................................................................................................................................................................... 1

Controls/Connectors ....................................................................................................................................................... 2

Part Names ..................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Specifications ................................................................................................................................................................. 3

Camera Installation .......................................................................................................................................................... 7

Package Contents .......................................................................................................................................................... 7

Mounting the camera ...................................................................................................................................................... 8

Adjusting angle of the camera ........................................................................................................................................ 9

Adjusting zoom and focus .............................................................................................................................................. 9

Connections ................................................................................................................................................................... 10

Peripheral Connection .................................................................................................................................................. 10

Network Connection ..................................................................................................................................................... 12

Accessing the Camera for the First Time ..................................................................................................................... 13

Using the Illustra Connect Tool to Manage Cameras .................................................................................................. 15

Live Page Configuration ................................................................................................................................................ 16

ActiveX Installation (AxUMF.cab) ................................................................................................................................. 16

Log In ............................................................................................................................................................................ 18

Live Page Menus .......................................................................................................................................................... 18

Storage and Recording Configuration ......................................................................................................................... 20

Storage device settings ................................................................................................................................................ 20

Recording ..................................................................................................................................................................... 22

Search and Download .................................................................................................................................................. 24

Setup ............................................................................................................................................................................... 26

Basic Configuration ...................................................................................................................................................... 26

Video ............................................................................................................................................................................ 30

Event Configuration ...................................................................................................................................................... 40

Applications .................................................................................................................................................................. 49

Network Configuration .................................................................................................................................................. 54

Peripheral ..................................................................................................................................................................... 62

Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................................. 63

About ............................................................................................................................................................................ 70

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Appendix A: Factory Default......................................................................................................................................... 71

Storage Settings ........................................................................................................................................................... 71

Video Settings .............................................................................................................................................................. 71

Event Settings .............................................................................................................................................................. 74

Network Settings .......................................................................................................................................................... 76

Peripheral ..................................................................................................................................................................... 78

Maintenance Settings ................................................................................................................................................... 78

Appendix B: Using VLC Player to View RTSP Streaming .......................................................................................... 80

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Product Features

( Unit: mm )

This Installation & Operation Manual covers the following product code:

 IPL02B2BNWIY

Features

 Motion detection
 High quality compression in real time streaming
 Full frame rates @ Maximum resolution 1920x1080 provides superior image quality
 Supports simultaneous streaming of H.264 and MJPEG encoded video
 Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)
 Backlight Compensation
 Digital Slow Shutter
 IR Illuminator
 Remote zoom and focus control
 Dynamic 2D Digital Noise Reduction
 OSD supported
 Analogue Video Output
 Digital Input / Output
 Weather Proof (IP66)
 Event or Continuous recording on microSD card or FTP(microSD media not included)
 PoE supported
 ONVIF 2.4 Profile S compliant

Product Features

Dimension

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Controls/Connectors

Video Out

PAL/NTSC

Reset

SD Card

Reset button

PAL/NTSC button

Video output

Cable socket

Terminal Connector

LAN Connector

Sunshield

microSD/SDHC/

SDXC card slot

Part Names

Controls/Connectors

Note

Model herein and its appearance are subject to change without any prior notice.

Sunshield: Protects the camera lens against direct sunshine.
Terminal connector: Cable connections for digital input/output. Refer to the section, Connections for more details.
LAN connector: RJ45 LAN connector for 10/100 Base-T Ethernet
microSD/SDHC/SDXC card slot: The camera supports up to 64GB. Class 4 or higher SD card is recommended for HD

recordings.

Video output cable socket: Used for analogues video output by the connection with the provided video output cable
PAL/NTSC button: Pressing the button cycles through no video output mode, the PAL mode, and the NTSC mode for

three minutes in a row.
Reset button: This button will restart the camera or reset it to the factory default settings. Refer to the section of Reboot

and Factory Default respectively for more details.

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Specifications

Model List

IPL02B2BNWIY

Camera

Image Sensor

Max. Resolution

1080p (1920x1080)

Pixel Size

3x3 ㎛

Type

CMOS

Active Image Area

5,856 H x 3,276V ㎛

Lens

Type

Built-in Lens

Focal Length

3.0(w) ~ 9.0(t) mm

F No.

F1.2(w) ~ F2.3(w), Optical 3x

Motorized Focus & Zoom lens

IRIS

Auto iris

Format

1/2.9”

Angle of View
Horizontal

Approx. 110.8°(Wide) to 35.5°(Tele)

Vertical

Approx. 57.7°(Wide) to 19.9°(Tele)

Electronic Shutter Time

1/2~1/10,000 seconds

Min. Illumination

Color : 0.5 Lux(30IRE)

B/W: 0 Lux(IR LED On)

CODEC

Video Compression

H.264 Baseline, Main, High profile(MPEG-4 Part 10/ AVC),
MJPEG(Motion JPEG)

Video Streaming

Dual Stream, Configurable streams in H.264, MJPEG
H.264: Controllable frame rate, bandwidth(VBR/CBR),GOP
MJPEG: Controllable frame rate, JPEG quality

Resolutions

1920x1080
1280x720
1120x630

960x540
800X450,

640X360

Controls/Connectors

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Controls/Connectors

480x270
320x180

Max Frame Rate

H.264: Max 30fps in all resolution
MJPEG: Max 30fps in all resolution

Special Features

Image Settings

Configurable brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness

Orientation Control

Flip & Mirror

Rotation Control

None / Left(-90 degrees) / Right(+90 degrees)

Dynamic 2D Digital Noise
Reduction(DNR)

Supported (1 ~ 15)

Smart Bitrate Control

Supported (in VBR mode)

Exposure Adjustment

+1.0, +0.6, +0.3, 0, -0.3, -0.6, -1.0 EV

White Balance

ATW1 / ATW2 / Push / Manual

Back Light Compensation

On(possible to designate zone) / Off

IR Illuminator Supported

Off / Manual

Wide Dynamic Range

On / Off

Flickerless Control

Normal, 50Hz, 60Hz

DSS (Sens-up)

2X ~ 16X, Off

Day & Night

Removable IR cut filter

OSD

Time stamp and text caption overlay

Privacy Zone

4 configurable regions (Configurable in IE only)

Alarm I/O

Input / Output

1 / 1

Network

Ethernet Standard

10 / 100 / Base-T

Protocol

QoS Layer 3 DiffServ, TCP/IP, UDP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP,
RTSP, RTCP, RTP/UDP, RTP/TCP, mDNS, UPnP™, SMTP,
DHCP, DNS, DynDNS, NTP, SNMPv1/v2c, IGMP, ICMP,
SSLv2/v3, TLSv1

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Controls/Connectors

Security

Multi-level access with password protection

NTP Time Synchronization
Poll Rate

Once per 24 hours
Integration

Application Programming Interface

Software Development Kit(SDK) IAPI3
ONVIF 2.4 Profile S (or later)

Event Sources

Video Motion Detection; Sensor(DI)

Event Actions

File upload: E-mail, FTP,
Notification: E-mail, FTP, HTTP, TCP

Record : SD card storage, FTP
Trigger-Alarm(DO)

Event Metadata Streaming
(RTSP/RTP)

Video Motion Detection(MD)

Mechanical

Material

Aluminum Die-Casting

Weight

870g (1.92lbs)

Dimension

3.5” x 3.4” x 11”

Protection Class

IP66, weather-proof

Environment

Operating Humidity

Humidity up to 85% RH (non-condensing)

Operation Temperature

[DC12V] -20°C ~ 50°C (-4°F ~ 122°F)
[PoE] -20°C ~ 50°C (-4°F ~ 122°F)

Power

Power Source / Consumption

DC 12V, PoE IEEE 802.3af Class 2 / max. 12W@DC12V

Tolerance (Voltage Variation)

± 10% (DC10.8V ~ 13.2V)

Interface

Edge Storage

1x mircoSD/microSDHC/microSDXC memory card slot
(card not included)

64GB Capacity

Regulatory

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Controls/Connectors

Safety

UL60950-1
IEC 60950-1
CSA 22.2 No. 60950
EN60950-1

Emission

FCC Part 15 Class A
EN55022 Class A
AS/NZS CISPR 22 Class A
ICES-003/NMB-003 Class A

Immunity

EN50130-4
EN55024
EN61000-6-1
IEC 62599-2

Environment

RoHS/WEEE

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Camera Installation

Camera x 1

Mounting screw with plastic anchors x 3

Hex Wrench x 1

Paper Mounting Template x 1

Silicon Waterproof Band

Video Output Cable

Quick installation guide & CDROM x 1

Camera Installation

Package Contents

The package contains a camera, screws, anchors, some other partial items, and a hex wrench, a paper mounting
template, a quick installation guide, and a CD ROM. Unpack the package carefully, and handle the equipment with care.

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Camera Installation

Mounting the camera

1. Place the paper mounting template that is included in the package on
the desired installation surface.

2. Drill three holes in the correct positions based on the paper mounting
template, and insert the plastic anchors into the holes.

3. Attach the silicon waterproof band included in the package to the

camera’s mounting surface by aligning it with the three alignment

holes on the camera’s mounting surface.

4. Connect the required cables to the device. Refer to Connections in
this manual for more details.

5. Place the camera body on the mounting surface to match its
alignment holes with the corresponding plastic anchors.

6. Tighten the plastic anchors with the screws through the camera’s
alignment holes.

7. Adjust the heading direction of the camera. Refer to the section,
‘Adjusting angle of the camera’ for more details.

8. Attach the lens cover to the camera by rotating it clockwise.

9. Adjust zoom and focus of the camera. Refer to the section, ‘Adjusting
zoom and focus’ in this manual for the instructions.

CAUTION

Sealing gaps is recommended as gaps may appear after the camera installation. Gaps may cause problems such as
moisture, water leakage, and etc., which will negatively affect the operation of the camera if gaps remain unsealed.

CAUTION

To prevent the product from damage, place the camera on a stable and non-vibrating surface. If the stability is in doubt,
consult safety personnel for reinforcements, and then proceed with the installation.

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Camera Installation

①

②

③

A. Loosen the joint(②) with the hex wrench to adjust

the tilt angle of the camera for wall mount.

B. Adjust the angle delicately by loosening the joint(①)

if necessary after the installation on the wall.

Wall Mount

Ceiling Mount

A. Loosen the joint(③) with the hex wrench, and rotate

the camera bracket 180 degrees if the bracket was
fixed for wall mount(image on the left).

Then, tighten the joint(③).

B. Loosen the joint(②) to ideally adjust the tilt angle of the

camera, and tighten it if the angle is appropriate.

C. Adjust the angle delicately if necessary after the

installation on the ceiling.

Adjusting angle of the camera

Adjust the angle of the camera by changing the heading direction by reference to the following pictures.

Note

You can check if the angle is correctly adjusted via an analogue video test monitor by using the video output cable
included in the package and the NTSC/PAL button on the camera.

Adjusting zoom and focus

Your camera is supported with motorized zoom and focus. Thus, connecting the device to a network is pre-requisite to
enable the adjustment of zoom and focus. For the network connection, refer to the section, Network Connection under
the chapter, Connections in this manual. Once the device is on the network and the webpage is open, go to Setup >
Video > Zoom/Focus. For the configuration of zoom and focus, refer to the section, Zoom/Focus under the chapter,
Setup in this manual.

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Connections

+3.3V

DI

COM

DI

COM

+

-

Relay Type

Voltage Type

+

-

Output of
Sensor

Output of
Sensor

Internal

Internal

+

-

LAN

Connector

Power

Connector

Terminal Connector

(DI / DO)

GREEN: DI
WHITE: DI COM
ORANGE: DO
YELLOW: DO COM

Connections

Peripheral Connection

Sensor (DI) Connection

Sensor(DI) can be connected to either a voltage type sensor or a replay type sensor like in the following figures.
Input voltage range: 0VDC minimum to 5VDC maximum, Max 50mA

CAUTION

Do not exceed the maximum input voltage or relay rate.

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Alarm (DO) Connection

-

+

Relay Type

Device

Internal

Only the replay type is supported.
The activation can be managed through the camera’s webpage.
Relay Rating: Max 24VDC 50mA

CAUTION

Do not exceed the maximum replay rate.

Connections

Power Connection

The camera can be powered from either 12VDC or PoE. If it is powered from 12VDC, connect an adaptor which can
supply the camera with enough power. Also, refer to the characteristics of the polarity according to the image below.

LAN Connection

The LAN connector is an RJ45 LAN connector for 10/100 Base-T Ethernet. Use the Ethernet cable (RJ45) to connect
the device to a hub or a router in the network.

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Connections

Network Connection

There are many different ways that you can connect the camera to your network depending on your applications’
requirements. You should always set the camera’s network settings according to your network configurations. The

following diagrams depict some typical applications with guidelines on network settings. For more information on the
network settings, always consult your network administrator or ISP as required.

Type 1: Direct Connection to a PC

Connect the camera directly to a PC using a standard Ethernet cable connected to a LAN connector.

To access the camera, your PC must be on the same network as the camera. The default IP address of the camera is
the static one, 192.168.1.168 with the subnet mask, 255.255.255.0. If the default static IP address cannot be used on
your network, use Illustra Connect to reassign an IP address to your camera , or reassign the IP address of your PC to
be on the same network as the camera. Then, you can access the camera from your PC.

Type 2: Connecting Camera(s) to a Local Area Network (LAN)

To add the camera(s) to an existing LAN, connect the camera(s) to a hub or a switch on your network.

Your camera has DHCP enabled as a default, so IP address is supposed to be assigned by a DHCP server. However, if
you do not have a DHCP server on your network or if your DHCP server fails to assign an IP address, the IP address of
your camera will default to 192.168.1.168 with the subnet mask, 255.255.255.0. Use Illustra Connect to reassign an IP
address to your camera if the IP address is not on the same network as your PC.

Type 3: Remote Connection via the Internet

If the network where the camera resides is connected to the Internet, you can also provide remote access to your
camera over the Internet.

Typically a broadband router has a built-in DHCP function to assign a local IP address to your camera. You can
alternatively assign a fixed IP address to the camera to prevent it from frequent changes.

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Connections

To access the camera from a local PC, simply use the local IP address of the camera.
To enable remote access, you must configure your router/firewall to forward an incoming request to that fixed local IP

address of the camera. Therefore, when an external host sends a request to access your camera, the request will first
reach the router’s external IP address and then be forwarded to the local IP address of the camera.

Port forwarding is based on the service you want to provide. For example, forward HTTP port to enable remote web
access to your camera, or RTSP port to enable access to video/audio streams from the camera.

Accessing the Camera for the First Time

The camera comes with a web-based setup utility, allowing you to view the video of the camera and configure the
camera for the optimal use in your environment.

To access the camera’s web-based control utility, you need a PC that meets the following requirements:

 Operating System: Windows Vista or Windows 7, Windows 8 and Mac OS
 Browser: Internet Explorer Version 8.0 or later, Chrome, Safari and Firefox
 CPU: Intel Core 2 duo P8400 or higher
 VGA: DirectX 3D supported (*If Direct3D Acceleration is disabled, type ‘dxdiag’ from Start > Run on your

computer, and check the DirectX features.)

 RAM: DDR3 4GB or more
 Others: Java (http://java.com/en/download/index.jsp) + QuickTime

Then, take the following steps to connect your PC to the camera.

Step 1: Make the connection

For the initial setup, connect one end of an Ethernet cable to the RJ45 connector of the camera and the other end to the
LAN port on your PC.

Step 2: Configure your PC’s IP address

Configure the IP address of your PC by reference to the section, Network Connection on the previous page.

Step 3: Verify the connection between the PC and the IP Camera.

1. Launch Command Prompt by clicking the Start menu, Programs, Accessories and then Command Prompt.

2. At the prompt window, type ping x.x.x.x, where x.x.x.x is the IP address of the camera.

3. If the message of “Reply from…” appears, it means the connection is established.

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Connections

Step 4: Access the camera from IE browser

Open the IE browser, and enter the IP address of the camera in the URL field.

When a user clicks on “Setup” or other menu items, the camera prompts the user for credentials like below. Then, enter
the username and the password (defaults: admin, admin). Note that the password is case-sensitive.

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Connections

Using the Illustra Connect Tool to Manage Cameras

In addition to using the IE browser to access your camera, you can alternatively use the provided tool, Illustra Connect.
Illustra Connect is a management tool designed to manage your network cameras on the LAN. It can:

 Help you find multiple network cameras.
 Set IP addresses automatically resolving conflicts.
 Show the connection status.
 Manage firmware upgrade.

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Live Page Configuration

Sensormatic electronics, LLC

Live Page Configuration

When the device is accessed through the web browser, the live image of the device appears on the window. To go back
to the Live page either from the Storage or Setup page, click Live on the upper left corner of the web page.

ActiveX Installation (AxUMF.cab)

After the network and power connection are established, access the web browser to view the live streaming of the
connected device.

For the full control of a device through a web browser, the installation of the ActiveX control is required. Refer to the
following steps to install the ActiveX control. Disable the pop-up blocker or run the “Add-on” notice in a browser to install
the ActiveX control and the Installation file.

1. Click the installation warning message on the view page like below. JPEG snapshot is displayed every one second
before you install AxUMF.cab

2. Click the Install button on the warning message box. If the page does not respond after the installation, refresh the
page.

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Live Page Configuration

3. Install the setup.exe file by clicking the link shown on the main page. JPEG snapshot is displayed every one second
before you install setup.exe.

4. Follow the instructions of the dialog boxes, and complete the installation.

5. Refresh the page, and check if the live image is displayed successfully.

If the live image is not shown,

1. Check if the camera is powered on and connected properly.

2. When using Internet Explorer, check if the ActiveX control is installed. For other types of web browsers, the live
image is displayed via QuickTime Player.

NOTE

If Direct3D Acceleration is disabled, you may not see the view page. In case of the blue screen appears instead of the
proper video, please type ‘dxdiag’ from Start > Run on your computer, and check the DirectX Features.

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Live Page Configuration

Log In

To access the device on the web browser:

1. Enter “admin” for the user name and “admin” for the password on the pop-up window.

2. Click the OK button to access the main page.

Live Page Menus

 Panel: Clicking the Panel button enables users to hide/show the menu tab.
 Stream: The drop-down box displays available streams of the camera for users to select the wanted stream

channel.

 Size: Users may select the size of image that is displayed on a web page.

 Fit: Image size is reduced/enlarged to fit the current web window.

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 25%: Image size is reduced to a quarter of original resolution.
 50%: Image size is reduced to a half of original resolution.
 75%: Image size is reduced to three quarters of original resolution
 100%: Image size is displayed as its original resolution size.
 150%: Image size is 50% larger than its original resolution size.
 Full: The image is shown on a full screen mode.

Live Page Configuration

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Storage and Recording Configuration

Storage and Recording Configuration

The information in this storage and recording section will be applied only when you use the camera’s own recording

program. If you use the exacqVision edge storage instead of the camera’s standard storage, refer to exacqVision edge
in the Applications section in this manual.

Storage device settings

SD Storage

To search for the mounted SD storage devices and check the device information, click Storage > Storage > SD.

 SD Storage List: The mounted devices are listed by clicking the Refresh SD Device List button or F5.
 Device Information: The detailed information of the selected storage device is displayed on the squared box.

The information includes device name, type, total capacity, free space, and device status.

 Record Device Control: It allows users to format, mount, or eject a storage device that is available from the

device list.

To start recording, the device must be connected. If the connected device does not appear, try to reboot the device and
check its status again.

NOTE

Ex3 file system is recommended due to its resilience against data loss in case the card is ejected or if there is an abrupt
power loss. Class 4 or higher Class SD card is recommended when recording high resolution video.

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FTP

To specify the FTP server to record the video, click Storage > Storage > FTP.

 Name: Specify the FTP server name.
 IP Address: Enter the FTP server address.

Storage and Recording Configuration

 Port: Enter the server port number. The default is 21.
 Target Directory: Enter the directory to store the data. e.g. /test
 Account: Enter the login user name of the FTP server.
 Password: Enter the password of the FTP server.
 File name format: Input a relevant name that will be used as the recorded file. For easier recognition of the

duplicated files, the end of every recording file name includes the serial number of the device which uploads the
recording file, date/time, and index information as a default.

NOTE

The date and time in the recorded file name is based on UTC time.

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Storage and Recording Configuration

Recording

Recording File Format

 Continuous: It records the video stream as the standard AVI format that is a multimedia container format.
 Event: The camera’s own recording format that can be used for event recording.
 None: It disables recording.

Continuous Recording

For the continuous recording configuration, click Storage > Recording > Configuration, and select Continuous as the
recording format. On this page, users can configure the recording storage option and recording conditions and perform
an instant recording.

Recording Storage Options

 Storage device: An SD memory card is used as default.
 Recycling options: Users can select one of the options when the storage is full.

 Stop recording: It stops recording and keeps the recorded data.
 Delete files and recycle (oldest first): It replaces the oldest files with the latest files (based on dates).

Recording Setting

 Prefix of filename: Give a relevant name that will be used for the recorded file. For easier recognition of the

duplicated files, the end of every recording file name includes the date and time information as a default.

 Recording resource: ‘Video only’ is pre-selected.

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Storage and Recording Configuration

 Rule of segmentation:

 (by) Size: The range of the file size is from 100 to 1440 Megabyte(s).
 (by) Time: The range of the recording length is from 5 to 20 minute(s).

 Stream source: Stream1 is pre-selected.

Instant Recording

If the Start button is pressed, the recording will be started immediately. Before pressing the Start button, input recording
time (seconds) in the box next to the Start button. The system default is 60 seconds, and the available recording time is
from 10 to 600 seconds. While recording is in progress, the button label changes from “Start” to “Stop”; Users can
manually stop recording while it is being progressed.

When recording is complete, click the Download button appearing on the far right to download the recording as a file.

NOTE

If Instant Recording does not show on the page, make sure to select Continuous, and click the Apply button.

Event Recording

For the event recording configuration, click Storage > Recording > Configuration, and select Event as the recording
format. On this page, users can configure the recording storage option and event recording conditions.

Recording Storage Options

 Storage: Select the storage device type. When FTP is selected, the SD memory is used as the buffer to transfer

the data file stably.

Recording Setting

 Recording resource: ‘Video only’ is pre-selected.
 Event hold off time: Specify the time between the successive triggered events to ignore the repeated event.
 Stream source: Stream1 is pre-selected.

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Storage and Recording Configuration

Search and Download

Download of Continuous Recording

To view and download the recorded files, click Storage > Search & Download > Continuous.

All of the recorded files are listed on the page. A file currently being recorded is displayed as [Recording] on the
Download column. Users can select the desired file from the list or search for it by date. To list up the files which are
recorded on a specific date, click on the Search box. A calendar appears under the search box. Then, select the
desirable date. To go back to the original list, click the ‘x’ button next to the Search box.

To download a file, click [Download]. Then, the pop up window appears for the file download.

Download of Event Recording

Users can download the recording files in the SD memory card at Storage > Search & Download > Event.

 Period: Select the period to search for events. If you want to select a specific period, click the radio button of ‘All’.

Then, clicking on the text box will bring a pop-up calendar to define the dates and the times.

 Event type: Select the event type to search for events. If you want to select or deselect all types, check or

uncheck the checkbox of ‘All’. Otherwise, select an individual event type between Motion and DI.

 All: All of the available event types
 Motion: Motion detection event
 DI: DI event

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Storage and Recording Configuration

 Search result list: If you click the Search button with a specific event type and period, you can get the event list.

It shows the event rule name which is defined by Event Rule, the event type, the rule time when the event is
raised, some description, and the download link.

 Download: When you have a search result list, you can find the floppy disk icon on the rightmost side of each

event. Then, click the icon that you want to download the recording.

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Setup

To configure the setting values of the device, click Setup on the main page. To access the Setup page, ID and
passwords are required. The default ID and password are respectively ‘admin’ and ‘admin’.

Basic Configuration

The Basic Configuration provides the menus required for the basic settings that a user must configure after the camera
installation.

Users

To create/remove/modify a user group, go to Setup > Basic Configuration > Users.

How to add a user

To add a user for the webpage,

1. Go to Setup > Basic Configuration > Users.

2. Click the Add button below the User List.

3. When the pop-up window appears, type a user name and a password.

 Limitation on user name: The user name can consist of alphabets from “a” to “z”, numbers from 0 to 9, and

underscore symbol; the user name must begin with an alphabet letter.

 Length: The length of user name must be between 4 and 32.
 Character range: All upper or lower case letters, numbers from 0 to 9, and underscores

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 Limitation on password: A password can contain from 4 to 32 characters with a combination of alphabet and

numbers.

 Length: The length of password must be between 4 and 32.
 Character range: All upper or lower case letters and numbers from 0 to 9

4. Click the OK button to save the changes.

5. Check if the user name is added to the list.

Setup

How to modify a user

To change your password or user name,

1. Go to Setup > Basic Configuration > Users.

2. On the User List, highlight the user name.

3. Click the Modify button below the User List.

4. When the pop-up window appears, type the new password.

5. Re-type the same password again on the ‘Confirm password’ text box.

6. Click the OK button to save the changes.

NOTE

Once a user name is set, it cannot be modified. Simply remove the user name, and add a new user with a desired name

How to remove a user

To remove a user name from the User List,

1. Go to Setup > Basic Configuration > Users.

2. Select the user name to be removed from the User List.

3. Click the Remove button below the User List.

4. When the dialog box appears to confirm your request, click the OK button.

5. Check if the user name is removed from the list on the page.

NOTE

The default account, “admin” cannot be removed.

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User Authentication

Enable or disable for anonymous viewers to connect to the Live page.

TCP/IP

Refer to the TCP/IP (DHCP, Static IP, DNS setting) section for the TCP/IP configuration.

Date and Time

Time setting is very significant for all parts of the product server because it affects the log of streaming and OSD of
video. To configure the date and time, go to Setup > Basic Configuration > Date & Time.

 Current Camera/Encoder Time: It shows the camera’s recognized time.
 Time zone: Select the proper time zone of where the camera is installed from the drop-down box. Daylight saving

time applies automatically.

 Sync source

 NTP server: Time setting relies on the designated NTP server. Users can configure available NTP servers

at Setup > Network Configuration > NTP(SNTP). Four NTP server lists can be added, and the first one on
the list is the default source of the time (time.windows.com).

 Date and time format: Select the desired date and time format from the drop-down list box.
 Set Time: Select one of the three options below to set date/time.

 Synchronize the camera with the computer that the camera is connected.
 Synchronize the camera with the NTP server.
 Set date/time of the camera manually.

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Setup

Stream

The Stream configuration page at Setup > Basic Configuration > Stream works the same way as the page at Setup >
Video > Stream. Refer to the Stream section through the path, Setup > Video > Stream for the details.

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Video

To change the settings for video, zoom/focus, OSD, stream, and privacy zones, go to the Video menu by selecting
Setup > Video. This menu consists of the six sub menus: Picture Settings, Zoom/Focus, OSD, Encoder Profile,
Stream, and Privacy Zones.

Picture Settings

This section is under the Video menu that enables users to modify the characteristics of the camera image.

The picture settings page provides the options to:

 Name a channel for the camera
 Set the image attributes
 Adjust the image exposure
 Adjust IR Power output
 Configure Day & Night mode
 Configure the image signal processing
 Rotate the image for corridor mode
 Preview the current setting

Click the Apply button to save the changes, or click the Reset button to return to the previous settings.

 Camera Name/Camera Friendly Name: Users may provide a friendly name to each individual camera for

utilizing multiple channels and cameras. Using alias is recommended to distinguish a device from the others in
the environment with multiple image feedbacks from multiple monitoring devices. The length limit is 64 bytes.

 Video Appearance: Brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, orientation, and corridor mode are adjusted.

 Brightness: The range is from 0 to 255, and the default is 128.
 Contrast: The range is from 0 to 255, and the default is 128.
 Saturation: The range is from 0 to 255, and the default is 128.
 Sharpness: The range is from 0 to 255, and the default is 128.
 Orientation: Select vertical flip or horizontal mirror for an object.

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 Corridor mode: It rotates the video image to 90 degrees in an area that is more vertical than horizontal in

shape such as staircase, hallway, and aisle to show a vertically oriented video stream to contain the areas of
the interest more visibly. The options are ‘Normal’, ‘Left (-90°)’, and ‘Right (+90°)’.

NOTE

Sharpness is affected by characteristics of the image on the camera. Therefore, the right value for sharpness is
comparative, so configure the sharpness appropriately according to your discretion.

NOTE

Image rotation using high resolution(1080p) may lower the frame rate.

Setup

 Exposure mode: Selecting the right option in Exposure mode depends on the installation site’s environment.

Three modes are available like below.

 Auto: It automatically adjusts the shutter speed within the range (Range: 1/60 ~ 1/10,000) from the user

defining minimum shutter speed to the pre-defined maximum shutter speed(1/10,000) depending on the
lighting condition.

*The shutter speed will vary from 1/60 per second to the degree the user sets as the maximum shutter
speed.

 Manual: The shutter speed is fixed by a user.
 Flickerless: It automatically adjusts the shutter speed depending on the flickering frequency. If you intend to

reduce light flicker on the image, select this mode between the two options(50Hz or 60Hz) depending on
country.

 Maximum AGC: It maintains appropriate exposure on the image by automatically adjusting gain under low light

condition. When gain is increased, noise and bitrate are elevated as well. Thus, users may need to set the
maximum AGC (Range: 0 ~ 100) while considering the prevention of the excessive increase of noise and data
size.

 Exposure adjustment: Correct exposure value should be selected from the list box to adjust the target

brightness for the automatic exposure setting. The high value makes the image brighter, and the low value
makes the image darker. Select the value as follows: +1.0, +0.6, +0.3, 0, –0.3, –0.6, –1.0(EV)

 Back light compensation (BLC): This feature allows the camera to control the exposure level of the entire

image to properly expose the subject of interest in the foreground.

 Digital slow shutter (DSS): It allows the proper exposure in low light condition even if the frame rate may be

dropped. Turn on or off the digital slow shutter depending on your needs.

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 IR: It enables users to adjust the IR power output depending on the surrounding light conditions.

 Manual: Users can determine an appropriate level of IR power output and adjust it manually.

The available IR range is from 0 to 255.

 Off: This mode makes the camera’s IR LEDs turned off.

 Wide Dynamic Range (WDR): When there are both a very bright spot and a very dark spot on the image, you

can enable the Wide Dynamic Range function. The level of Wide Dynamic Range can be manually adjusted with
the slide bar.

 Day & Night: Three different day/night modes are supported: Auto with the slide bar, Day, and Night. The default

value is Auto.

 White Balance: A couple of white balance modes are available in the drop down menu.

 atw1: It automatically adjusts color balance in image depending on the variation of color temperature. It is

more appropriate for indoor environment.

 atw2: It operates the same as atw1 but with a wider color adjustment range. It is more appropriate for

outdoor environment.

 push: It maintains the same color balance once this option is selected.
 manual: users can manually adjust red and blue hues.

 Dynamic 2D DNR: This feature controls noise filter. When the value is set to 0, it means that the noise filter is off.

The noise suppression is gradually performed to the configured level depending on the current noise level.
However, note that the video quality may suffer when the value is set to the highest. (Range: 0 to 15, Default: 3)

 Preview button: Preview window appears with current setup visuals. When settings are applied, the preview

window displays the user’s latest modification.

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Zoom/Focus

To change the zoom/focus settings, go to Setup > Video > Zoom/Focus.

Setup

Movement: Users can adjust zoom and focus manually or automatically under this tab.



 Manual: There are three levels of movement available for wide, tele, near and far respectively. Clicking the

buttons move the lens more extensively than the buttons .

 One click focus: Clicking this button automatically sets the lens focus.

 Calibrate(Zoom/Focus): This function rectifies misalignment by rebooting to a zero point and then aligning to a

correct position.

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OSD

To change the OSD setting, go to Setup > Video > OSD.
What is OSD?
OSD burns information into streaming visuals before it gets compressed, thus it prohibits manipulation or alteration of

the events’ time. It allows the file to become a reliable evidence as it discourages intentional manipulation of the date
and time for an alibi.

The setting of the OSD is applied to stream 1. To add OSD, select the Enable OSD checkbox after the setting, and click
the Apply button.

 Text configuration: Select the items (Date, time and name) to be included in OSD. To include a specific name or

info, type the desired text in the text box. To display millisecond (time), check the ‘Enable milliseconds for time
display’ checkbox.

 Text position: Set the position of OSD on the image. Predefined positions are provided as the options as well as

the manual configuration of the position.

NOTE

It is recommended to use normalized X, Y instead of predefined positions (left-top, left-bottom, right-top, right-bottom).
Selecting same predefined positions on all three categories may cause text overlapping depending on the image
resolution or the position of each text. Utilizing PREVIEW is highly encouraged to review if the configured positions are
placed appropriately in OSD.

 Preview: Clicking the Preview button unfolds or folds the preview window. However, you need to press the Apply

button to view the applied settings on the preview window.

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Encoder Profile

To create pre-defined encoder profiles, go to Setup > Video > Encoder Profile. The created encoder profiles can be
loaded at Setup > Video > Stream.

You can check the defined profile list on the main page, and add, copy, modify, or remove a profile.

 Stream Profile List: The list shows the defined encoder profiles.
 Add: Click this button to add a new profile.
 Copy: Select the desired profile to copy, click this button to copy the existing profile, and create a new profile by

modifying a few options.

 Modify: Select the desired profile to modify, and click this button to change the current settings of the profile.
 Remove: To remove a profile, select the desired profile, and click this button. The default profile cannot be

removed.

 Information: Detailed information of the highlighted profile is shown.

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If you click either one of the Add, Copy, or Modify buttons, the profile configuration page appears as shown below. On
this page, users can configure the settings for each stream separately.

Please refer to Stream on the next page about the configuration of Stream 1 and Stream 2.

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Stream

To apply one of the predefined encoder profiles to the actual streams, go to Setup > Video > Stream. The camera
supports two video stream types: H264 and MJPEG. H264 is a coding standard that highly compresses the video to
efficiently use the bandwidth but still provides considerably good video quality. MJPEG uses JPEG still images in the
video to give excellent image quality, but it consumes considerable amounts of bandwidth. MJPEG also consumes
more storage space than H264. You should configure the codec settings according to your needs while considering the
bandwidth of your network and the available storage space.

 The expected codec usage: The expected codec usage is calculated automatically according to your

configuration parameters. Do not exceed the usage over 100%.

 Enable streaming: Check the ‘Enable streaming’ box to enable streaming on the selected stream. Always keep

unused streams disabled.

 Video codec: Select the video codec between MJPEG and H.264.
 Resolution: The supported resolution in pixels for the current stream profile is listed on the drop down box.

Select the desired resolution. If one of the video streams is set to 1080P, the other video stream resolution
cannot have more than 1088 resolution pixels horizontally.

 Maximum FPS: Define the desired frame rate per second.

H.264 CODEC Configuration

 GOP: This parameter defines the length of the group of pictures. If this value is set to 1, the video stream will only

have one I-frame. Keep this value high to minimize bandwidth.

 Profile Identification: This option allows users to select between three different H.264 profiles. This directly

affects the quality of the video due to the amount of compression applied. Baseline profile provides maximum
compression to the video. High profile gives the best quality. Selecting the main profile balances between the
other two.

 Rate Control: Choose a bit rate control to manage your bandwidth usage.

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 Variable bitrate (VBR): VBR allows a higher bitrate (and therefore more storage space) to be allocated to

the more complex segments of media files while less space is allocated to less complex segments. It is used
when the system has enough storage and a high quality image is required. Image quality can be configured
as highest, high, normal, low and lowest.

 Constant Bitrate (CBR): CBR mode maintains the defined bitrate level all the time.

MJPEG CODEC Configuration

 JPEG quality: Enter a value from 1 to 100 to set the image quality. The higher the number is, the better the

image quality becomes.

Loading the encoder profile

 Clicking the ‘Show profile list’ will display the profile with currently activated stream information.
 Highlight the profile from the list, and click the ‘Load profile into settings’ button to bring up the profile that a user

wishes to configure.

 Click this button to apply all changes to the currently loaded profile.

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Privacy Zones

To set up the privacy zones, go to Setup > Video > Privacy Zones.

Setup

How to configure the privacy zones

1. Under the Information panel, configure the privacy zone; Check or uncheck the Show checkbox to display or hide the
created zone.

2. On the display window, click the left mouse button on the upper section of the zone where four directional arrows
appear. Then, drag the mouse to the desired position.

3. On the display window, click the left mouse button at the boundary of the zone where a bi-directional arrow appears.
Then, drag the mouse diagonally until the desired size is made.

4. Provide a relevant name and a description of the privacy zone on its text box.

5. Click the Save button to save changes.

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Event Configuration

Event Configurations allow users to set up the notification about the events that will be occurred. The event sources
such as motion detection can publish event messages when an event is generated. The events can be notified via
email, FTP, and HTTP.

NOTE

Before you create an event profile, go to the desired subscriber configuration page for various notification
methods(E-Mail Recipient, FTP Notification, or HTTP Notification) for the proper configuration.

Event Rules

After the configuration of the event notification method, you can configure the event rules at Setup > Event
Configuration > Event Rules to manage the event profile. The two event rules are pre-defined as Rule 1 and Rule 2,

and users need to configure the details of each event rule on the page.

You can check the pre-defined profile list on the main page, and modify a profile.

 Event Mapping Lists: It lists the predefined event rules.
 Modify: Highlight the desired profile to modify, and click this button to modify the current settings of the profile.

When the pop-up window appears, modify the profile information as needed.

 Information: It displays the detailed information of the highlighted profile.

If you click the Modify button, the profile configuration page appears as shown on the next page. On this page, you can
configure the settings for event source and event action.

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Basic Configuration

Check the Enable rule checkbox to activate the profile. Specify the profile name for easier identification of the functions,
and enter a brief description of the profile.

Event Source Configuration

To configure the event sources, click the Event Source tab.

 Sensor(DI)

Select Sensor(DI) to enable DI as the event source. There are three modes. There is also a hyperlink to access the
DI/DO configuration page.

 Active: Selecting Active enables detection of digital input.
 Inactive: Selecting Inactive enables detection of the ending moment of digital input.
 Both: Combination of Active and Inactive.

 Motion detection

Select motion detection as the event source. Then, click the hyperlink to go to the Motion Detection configuration page.
Refer to the Motion Detection section for the detailed information.

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Event Action Configuration

To configure the event actions, click the Event Action tab.

 Active alarm(DO1): Select the check box to activate the DO. Specify the alarm duration. Duration indicates how

long the DO works. For example, if you input ‘0’, a DO device keeps working until you turn it off manually. If you
input ‘10’, a DO device will work for 10 seconds and finish the operation.

 Recording: Enable the check box to record the video data to the preconfigured FTP or SD storage when the

event is triggered. To use this event action, the recording file format should be Event at Storage > Recording >
Configuration. To set FTP site information, go to Storage > Storage >FTP and set FTP information. Pre interval
and Post interval specifies the recording duration before and after the event occurs.

 Send E-mail notification: Enable the check box to send E-mail to designated recipients. To attach a snapshot

image, select the Attach a snapshot check box. Up to three snapshots can be attached for the moments before
the triggered moment (defined as pre-image on the webpage), and one snapshot will be attached for the
triggered moment (defined as post image on the webpage). From the recipient list, select the recipient to send the
notification. To create a new recipient that is not on the list, go to Setup > Event Configuration > E-Mail
Recipient, and create the new recipient. Once the desired recipient is selected, type the subject for the email.

 Upload notification to FTP: Enable the check box to activate the FTP notification method. To attach a snapshot

image, select the Attach a snapshot check box. From the FTP server list, select the FTP server to send the
notification. To create a new FTP server that is not on the list, go to Setup > Event Configuration > FTP
Notification and create a new FTP server information.

 Send HTTP Notification: Enable the check box to activate HTTP notification method. From the HTTP notification

list, select the HTTP server to send the notification. To create a new HTTP server that is not on the list, go to
Setup > Event Configuration > HTTP Notification and create the new HTTP server information.

 Send TCP Notification: Enable the check box to activate TCP notification method. To configure a new TCP

server, go to Setup > Event Configuration > TCP Notification and configure TCP server information.

NOTE

To attach a snapshot image on the configuration of E-mail Recipient or FTP notification, make sure to configure the
video codec as MJPEG either at Stream 1 or Stream 2 at Setup > Video > Encoder Profile.

After the configuration, click the OK button to save the changes.

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Motion Detection

To set up motion detection, go to Setup > Event Configuration > Motion Detection.

Setup

NOTE

Java is necessary to view and modify the motion detection zones. If Java is not installed on your PC, go to the link

http://java.com/en/download/index.jsp, and install Java.

How to set the motion detection zones

1. Select the pencil icon in Draw Mode.

2. Select a draw style.

3. Click the left mouse button, and drag the mouse diagonally until the desired size is made.

4. Enter the sensitivity value and object size on its text box.

5. Click the Save button to save changes.

If you want to select the entire image, click the Select All button.

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How to remove the motion detection zones

1. Select the eraser icon in Draw Mode.

2. Select a draw style.

3. Click the left mouse button, and drag the mouse diagonally until the desired size is erased.

4. Click the Save button to save changes.

If you want to select or deselect the entire image, click the Select All button or the Deselect All button.

 Sensitivity: Every motion detection zone is divided into multiple squares, which are called ‘Macro blocks.’ Each

macro block consists of groups of 16 x 16 pixels. The value of sensitivity means the sensitivity of each macro
block. To configure the zone less sensitive than the factory default (128), set the number value lower; to configure
the zone more sensitive than the factory default, set the number value higher.

 Object size: The object size value means the proportion of the macro blocks which have exceeded the

configured sensitivity. If you want to configure the zone less sensitive than the factory default (128), set the
number value lower; to configure the zone more sensitive than the factory default, set the number value higher.

 Recovery time: The minimum duration that a motion is detected as one event. It will not be considered as

another new event within the recovery time even if the motion is continuous.

 Duration: The duration required for a movement to be detected as a motion.

E-mail Recipient

To configure the email recipient list for event notification, go to Setup > Event Configuration > E-Mail Recipient.

 E-mail Recipient List: It lists the defined e-mail recipient names.
 Modify: Select an e-mail recipient name, and click this button to modify the current information of the e-mail

recipient.

 Go to SMTP Configuration: If you want to receive notification messages via e-mail, you need to configure the

SMTP server information first. Go to Setup > Network Configuration > SMTP(E-Mail), and complete the
required settings.

 Information: It displays the detailed information of the selected e-mail recipient from the list.

Clicking the Modify button will display the configuration window of the e-mail recipient as shown on the next page.

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 Name: Specify the e-mail recipient name.
 Description: Input a brief description of the e-mail recipient for easy recognition.
 E-Mail Address: Enter the e-mail address of the e-mail recipient. If you use a host name, a valid DNS server

must be specified in the TCP/IP network settings.

 Send Test E-Mail: To test the entered e-mail address, click the Send Test E-Mail button. If the e-mail address is

available, The ‘Send okay’ message appears next to the test button.

NOTE

After the setting, make sure to click the OK button to save changes.

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FTP Notification

To configure the FTP server for event notification, go to Setup > Event Configuration > FTP Notification.

You can check the defined FTP server list on the main page and modify the FTP server information.

 FTP Notification List: It lists the defined FTP server names.
 Modify: Select an FTP server name, and click this button to modify the current information of the FTP server.
 Information: It displays the detailed information of the selected FTP server from the list.

Clicking the Modify button will display the configuration page shown below.

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 Name: Specify the FTP server name.
 Description: Input a brief description of the server for easy recognition.
 IP Address: Enter the IP address of the FTP server.
 Port: Enter the server port number. The default is 21.
 Target Directory: Enter the folder name where the created files will be placed. If the folder does not exist on the

server, the specified folder name will be automatically created on the FTP server.

 Account and password: Enter the login user name and password of the FTP server. The account and password

information must be entered even for anonymous FTP.

 File name format: Select the desired date format.

NOTE

After the setting, make sure to click the OK button to save changes.

HTTP Notification

To configure the HTTP server for event notification, go to Setup > Event Configuration > HTTP Notification.

You can check the defined HTTP server list on the main page and modify the server information.

 HTTP Notification List: It lists the defined HTTP server names.
 Modify: Select an HTTP server name, and click this button to modify the current information of the FTP server.
 Information: It displays the detailed information of the selected HTTP server from the list.

Clicking the Modify button will display the configuration page shown on the next page.

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 Name: Specify the HTTP server name.
 Description: Input a brief description of the server for easy recognition.
 Address: Enter the IP address of the HTTP server.
 Port: Enter the server port number. The default is 80.

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 Account and password: Enter the login user name and password of the HTTP server. If you want to skip the

login authentication process, leave the text boxes blank.

 Message: Enter the message that you want to send. Clicking the ‘Append detailed information’ checkbox will

enable the detailed event message to be added

NOTE

After the setting, make sure to click the OK button to save changes.

TCP Notification

To configure the TCP push for event notification, go to Setup > Event Configuration > TCP Notification.

 IP Address, port: Type the configuration of TCP server.
 Connect Timeout: TCP push tries to connect to a TCP server during the setting time, but if a connection is not

made during the setting time, TCP push will stop trying to connect.

 Send Timeout: Holding time for data transmission when an event occurs.

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 Alive Type: You can configure the condition of connection. The default value is Timeout.

 Once: Only one connection is made for each event. There is no confirmation whether the connection is

succeeded or not.

 Unlimited: The connection continues for data transmission whether an event occurs or not.
 Timeout: If there is no event during the configured alive time after the last data transmission, the connection

will be disconnected.

 Alive Time: When Alive Type is configured as Timeout, the connection will be continued during Alive Time.

Heart Beat

To configure the heartbeat, go to Setup > Event Configuration > Heart Beat. This is useful to check the alive status of
the camera from the client.

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Setup

Applications

exacqVision Edge

exacqVision Edge is used for recording video to the edge storage of exacqVision. If you use the camera’s own

recording program, skip this section. You will be given how to use exacqVision Edge on your camera in this section.
The features of exacqVision Edge is found at Setup > Applications > exacqVision Edge on the camera’s webpage.

exacqVision Edge may be referred as the edge server in some paragraphs.

Checking the existence of exacqVision Edge via the webpage

When the edge server is not installed yet:

1) If the edge server is not installed on your camera, the status will be described as follows:

‘Application is not installed’

2) When the edge server is not installed on your camera, the menus of Recording and Search & Download at the

storage configuration section appear like the image below.

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When the edge server is installed:

1) If the edge server is already installed on your camera, the status will be described as follows:

‘exacqVision Edge version x.x.x.x is running’

2) When the edge server is installed, the menus of Recording and Search & Download at the storage configuration

section do not appear like the image below.

How to install exacqVision Edge

on SD card

 The edge server files existing on SD card: If the installation file and the license file for the edge server are

already in the SD card, the edge server will be automatically installed and started when the camera boots for the
first time.

 Saving the edge server files on SD card: If you want to save the edge server files to an SD card, save the

installation file and the license file on the SD card, and mount the SD card to the camera. Then, the camera will
reboot, and edge server will automatically run.

via the camera’s web page

Go to Setup > Applications > exacqVision Edge. Click the Browse button, and select the file to upload. Then, click
the Start button under the Upload tab to install the edge server on your PC.

NOTE

Users need to click the Start button under the Stop / Start tab to run the edge server even if the edge server is installed.

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How to use edge server

The features of exacqVision Edge is found at Setup > Applications > exacqVision Edge.

 Operating Status: There are four different operating statuses appearing under the Stop/Start tab as follows:

 initializing: It means that the edge server is initializing to prepare for the operation.

Users can run the edge server by pressing the Start button under the Stop/Start tab after the operating status
becomes ‘installed’ or ‘stopped’.

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 installed: It means that exacqVision Edge is installed but not running.

Users can run the edge server by pressing the Start button under the Stop/Start tab.

Note

When the SD card is not detected due to such cases as no SD card on the camera, improper mount, or any error on the
SD card even, there will be an error message like below when you click the Start button to run the edge server. Then,
insert the SD card, or format the SD card to properly mount the SD card.

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Note

 running: It means that exacqVision Edge is running.

Users can stop the edge server by pressing the Stop button under the Stop/Start tab.

 stopped: It means that exacqVision Edge is stopped.

Users can start the edge server by pressing the Start button under the Stop/Start tab.

In case the camera reboots when the status of the edge server is ‘stopped’, the edge server cannot automatically run

unless you press the Start button to run the edge server.

How to update firmware

Firmware can be updated under the Upload tab at Setup > Applications > exacqVision Edge in the same way as
when you upload the edge server files to install the edge server on the webpage.

1) Click the Browse button, and select a higher version edge server firmware.

2) Press the Start button next to the Browse button to update the firmware. Then, the existing lower version firmware file

will be overwritten by the newly uploaded higher version firmware file.

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How to uninstall edge server

Go to Setup > Maintenance > exacqVision Server. Click the Uninstall button, and click the Yes button on the pop-up
window to allow the uninstallation.

CAUTION

When the camera reboots, the edge server will be automatically reinstalled if the firmware file still remains on the SD
card even after the uninstallation of the edge server is performed via the webpage.

Formatting SD card

1) When you need to format your SD card which has the files for the edge server and the edge server is in use, you

need to stop the edge server first by pressing the Stop button before formatting the SD card.

2) When the camera reboots after the SD card is formatted, the exacqVision edge server is automatically restored.

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Network Configuration

TCP/IP(DHCP, Static IP, DNS setting)

To change the TCP/IP setting, go to Setup > Basic Configuration > TCP/IP.

IP Address Configuration

IP Configuration by DHCP

If you want to get your IP address from a DHCP server automatically, check this option, and click the Apply button.
When the dialog box appears on the screen, click the OK button.

Use the static IP address

If you want to use your device with a static IP address, select ‘Use the following IP address’, and input the following
information:

 IP address: The IP address of your device. The test button shows if the typed IP address is occupied or not.

If the typed address is available, “Okay” appears next to the Test button. If the typed address has been

taken already, “Fail” appears next to the button.

 Subnet mask: The address of subnet mask of your device
 Gateway address: The gateway address of your device
 Broadcast address: It is automatically fixed by the subnet mask and the IP address of your own. For

example, if you use B class (255.255.0.0) of mask, the broadcast address will be 192.168.255.255.

DNS Configuration

Type the IP address of DNS server you use.

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Setup

Link-Local Address

This is a built-in function that assigns an additional IP address to the device, which can be used to access the unit from
other hosts on the same segment of the local network. An IP address is automatically assigned when the camera boots
up.
The camera can have both a Link-Local IP and a static/DHCP-supplied IP address at the same time. The IP address
block is from 169.254.1.0.to 169.254.254.255.
To change the IP address, click the Renew button.

Web Server

To change the HTTP server setting, go to Setup > Network Configuration > Web Server.

Set the appropriate port number that is being utilized.

NTP Server

To change the NTP server setting, go to Setup > Network Configuration > NTP.

 NTP Server Lists: Users can set up to four NTP servers. To enable the NTP servers, DNS server setting must

be completed at Setup > Network Configuration > TCP/IP.

UPnP

To change the Universal Plug & Play configuration, go to Setup > Network configuration > UPnP.

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UPnP allows IP devices to connect seamlessly and simplifies the implementation of network in remote PC
environments. On this page, users can enable or disable UPnP by clicking the Enable check box and apply the desired
name (friendly name).

RTSP/RTP (multicast or unicast)

For the RTSP/RTP setting, go to Setup > Network Configuration > RTSP/RTP.

The product supports multicast and unicast for both stream channels. Click the appropriate stream tab and configure
the RTP session as required by your network system.

RTSP Configuration

Set the port number for the RTSP streaming.
RTSP Authentication option is available for those who have implemented the authentication process. It has two

methods.

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 Basic: It uses a simple way of encryption of ID and Password with a plain text.
 Digest: It uses a more enhanced way of encryption.

RTSP Configuration for IP Unicast RTSP Streaming

 Session name: Type the appropriate session name. The allowed range for the session name is 64 characters

with alphabets, numbers, and underscore bar(_).

 Enable ONVIF metadata: Check this box to add the ONVIF metadata.
 Enable QoS DSCP: By enabling the Quality of Service (QoS) feature, you can specify priority level of network

traffic for video and metadata (motion detection). For each traffic type, determine the DSCP (Differentiated
Services Codepoint) value, which represents a QoS class in the Differentiated Services (DiffServe) model. For
the details about the DiffServ standard, refer to RFC2474 and RFC2475.

RTSP Configuration for IP Multicast RTSP Streaming

 IP Address: In order to receive the streaming data from the device, set the IP address of the group which is used

for PCs to be joined. ‘0,0,0,0’ is configured as the factory default value, and it enables the router program to
generate the available IP for the device automatically. If you want to use a specific address, type the address in
the blank.

 Port: Set the port number used for router to receive the streaming data from the product (no need for unicast).

‘18888’ is set for video data of stream 1, and ‘28888’ is for video data of stream 2.

Setup

 TTL: Set the TTL value. If you set 1 for TTL, it means the packet will pass only in a subnet (no need for unicast).

NOTE

RTP multicast is not allowed for streaming even if the address and the port information are known.

How does auto configuration of IP address work?

As the session name for each RTP session is defined already on the server, your PC can get the stream by the ‘rtsp://
rtsp server ipaddress : port / rtp session name’ without the manual decision of IP address on the webpage.

What is TTL?

It’s the abbreviation of time to live. If data is sent out from the encoder via network and all of the packets are alive
permanently on the network, it will cause a big network load. TTL helps reduce the network load by controlling the time
of staying on network. For example, if you set the TTL as 50, the data will be deleted after passing by 50 routers.

NOTE

All other options are the same as Unicast.

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mDNS (Multicast DNS)

For the multicast DNS setting, go to Setup > Network Configuration > mDNS.

 Configuration :If you check the Enable checkbox, mDNS will be activated and the camera can be discovered via

the mDNS protocol.

SMTP

To change the SMTP settings, go to Setup > Network Configuration > SMTP(E-Mail).

You can set the user’s email account and the server to apply this SMTP for the event notification or any other SMTP
required purpose.

Configuring user information

 Sender’s name: Type the name of the sender depending on its purpose; it can be either a general notification

title, the name of the administrator, or the specific camera device. (Input range: 40 characters limit)

 From email address: Type the e-mail address of a sender. (Input range: 128 characters limit)

Configuring server information

 Mail server address: In order to send an email, the product needs the information of the user’s mail server. Type

the host name or the IP address of the mail server. If you use the host name, it requires the DNS registration.
Check the DNS configuration at Network Configuration > TCP/IP, and see if your DNS configuration is correct.
If you use a host name, a valid DNS server must be specified in the TCP/IP network settings.

 Input range: 128 characters limit
 Mail server port: Type the mail server’s port number within the range from 0 to 65535.
 Enable encrypted connection (SSL): If your email server requires encryption process of SSL and TLS, select

the ‘Enable encrypted connection (SSL)’ check box. TLS (Transport Layer Security) and SSL (Secure Sockets
Layer) algorithm can be required for the security of a communication over networks. It depends on your email
server, and you should check the communication protocol of the SMTP server.

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 Use authentication to log in this server: If the login information is mandatory before connecting to the server,

check the box. Once the box is checked, the boxes for the user name and the password appear for a user to type.

 User name input range: 128 characters limit
 Password input range: 32 characters limit

DDNS (Dynamic DNS)

To change the Dynamic DNS settings, go to Setup > Network Configuration > DDNS.

Setup

 Configuration: Enable or disable DDNS by selecting the checkbox.
 DDNS Protocol Type: Select the desired protocol type. The options are DynDNS / No-IP / FreeDNS.
 DDNS Setting: Type the domain name you want to use for the product and define the update time. The factory

default for update time is 600 seconds, and it enables the product to notify the DDNS of the current domain name
in a given length interval.

 Logon Information: Type the user name and password of your DDNS account.

NOTE

8 asterisks cannot be used for the password

SNMP

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is used in the network management environment to monitor
network-attached devices for their conditions. By retrieving the system information, it allows to manage network
architecture, performance, device, and security. To enable SNMP, select the Enable checkbox. The encoder supports
SNMP version 1 and 2.

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 SNMP Description

 Location: Provide description of SNMP location.
 Contact: Provide the SNMP managing contact.
 Read Community: Input the community name, which is the authorized ID for reading SNMP data.

 Trap Setting: Trap Setting provides information including changed DI, DO, or VCA to notify the manager. Select

the SNMP Trap version to receive Trap event, and input the IP address and the community on the text box.

IP Filtering

If you want to control the network traffic to your camera, go to Setup > Network Configuration > IP Filtering.

Configuration

 Enable: Tick the checkbox if you want to use IP filtering function.
 Always allow ping request: This allows users to ping the camera even if the IP addresses are blocked.

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 Allow admin IP: The IP address in the IP address box is always allowed to the camera. The address will be an

admin user’s IP.

Policy

 Allow: In the Allow mode, the other IP addresses except the ones specified in the list are denied.
 Deny: In the Deny mode, the other IP addresses except the ones specified in the list are allowed.

How to configure IP filtering

1. Tick the Enable checkbox.

2. Specify the admin IP (if needed).

3. Choose the policy between the Allow mode and the Deny mode.

4. Add the IP addresses according to your policy mode.

5. Click the Apply button.

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Peripheral

DI/DO

To configure the digital input and the digital output to control the external devices such as sensors or alarms, go to
Setup > Peripheral > DI/DO. Please refer to the section, Peripheral Connection under the chapter, Connections in this
manual to know more about the electrical characteristics of these ports.

Sensor (DI) Configuration

 Resource type: Select the type of the sensor module. It can be either voltage[maximum 5 volts] or relay.
 Trigger type: Select one between ‘Normally open’ and ‘Normally closed’.
 Interval between triggers: Set the detection time interval for event notification. For example, if you input ‘0’, it

generates events whenever DI is activated. When the value is set to ‘10’, then only one event will be triggered
every 10 seconds even if multiple DI events are detected within 10 seconds.

 Duration: This function is used when a DI is combined with other events. Setting duration virtually extends the

interval to make the combined several events within the same time frame to trigger an alarm. The duration has a
range of 0 ~ 600.

Alarm (DO)

Select either ‘Active’ or ‘Inactive’.

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Setup

Maintenance

Users

The Users configuration page at Setup > Maintenance > Users works the same way as the page at Setup > Basic
Configuration > Users.

Date & Time

The Date & Time configuration page at Setup > Maintenance > Date & Time works the same way as the page at
Setup > Basic Configuration > Date & Time.

API/ONVIF

ONVIF is a standard that ensures interoperability between IP-based physical security products regardless of
manufacturers. This camera is ONVIF compliant, and you can configure whether the camera can be found by other
ONVIF compliant products and the related settings.

Enable ONVIF

If checked, the camera is allowed to accept commands to change the camera’s functionality by the ONVIF compliant
device.

 Enable ONVIF discovery (ws-discovery)

This function enables users to browse all the ONVIF supported cameras on the network.

 Enable ONVIF authentication

If an ONVIF compliant device needs authentication for communication, you should enable this option.

 Enable replay attack protection

This feature reinforces authentication by preventing replay attack.

Language

The languages below are supported in the web interface with English as the default language.

 English
 Chinese-simplified
 Chinese-traditional
 Czech
 Danish
 Dutch
 French

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 German
 Hungarian
 Italian
 Japanese
 Korean
 Polish
 Portuguese
 Spanish
 Swedish
 Turkish

Firmware Upgrade

To update firmware, go to Setup > Maintenance > Firmware Upgrade and follow the directions below.

Firmware update via the tool

You can use the IllustraConnect tool to view the current firmware version and if necessary, perform a firmware update.
For additional information about using the IllustraConnect tool, please refer to the Help tab within the tool.

Firmware update on the web browser

To update the firmware on the web browser, click the Browse button and search for the firmware file. If you select the
file to be uploaded, the Upload button appears next to the Browse button. Click the Upload button to update the
firmware.

Then, messages according to the update progress will appear. The message below appears at the moment when the
progress reaches 80 percent indicating the camera is still being rebooted.

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System Log

To download the system log, go to Setup > Maintenance > System Log, and follow the directions below.

Click the Download System Log button. Then, open or save the file when the file download dialog box appears.

FTP Log Backup

Setup

 Backup Mode

 Enable auto backup: Ticking the checkbox enables automatic backup to the FTP server configured

in FTP Log Backup Configuration.

 Backup: Manual backup. Clicking the button enables users to back up the system logs to the client PC.

 FTP Log Backup Configuration

 Name: Specify the FTP server name.
 IP Address: Enter the FTP server address.
 Port: Enter the server port number. The default is 21.
 Target Directory: Enter the directory to store the data. (e.g. /test)
 Account: Enter the login user name of the FTP server.
 Password: Enter the password of the FTP server.
 File name format: Input a relevant name that will be used as the recorded file. For the easier recognition of

the duplicated files, the end of every recording file name includes the serial number of the device which
uploads the recording file, date/time, and index information as a default.

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Event Search

To search for all the recorded events, go to Setup > Maintenance > Event Search. This feature enables a search of all
kind of events.

Configuration Import/Export

For backup or application of the same settings to other devices, a configuration file can be imported or exported at
Setup > Maintenance > Config Import/Export.

Click the Backup Start button to save latest settings as a file. Within a few seconds, there will be a dialog box to ask a
user to save or open the configure.dat file.

To overwrite the latest settings, click the Browse button, and load the configure.dat file.

Factory Default

On the camera

To reset the system settings to the factory default on the camera, follow the instructions below.

1. Press the reset button for 10 seconds while the device is in use.

2. Wait for the system to reboot.

On the webpage

To reset the system settings to the factory default on the webpage, go to Setup > Maintenance > Factory Default, and
follow the instructions below.

1. Select the items among network settings, user account information and time zone setting to keep them preserved
from the initialization.

2. Click the Factory Default button. Then, the dialog box will appear like the image on the next page.

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3. Click the OK button to reset all settings. When a dialog box appears to ask if you allow rebooting the system, click the
OK button.

4. When the reboot starts automatically, wait for 120 seconds after ”Initializing…..” displays.

5. Check if all the settings except the preserved items are returned to the factory default values.

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Reboot

On the camera

To reboot the device with the reset button, follow the instructions below.

1. Press the reset button for 2 seconds while the device is in use.

2. Wait for the system to reboot.

On the webpage

To reboot the system on the webpage, go to Setup > Maintenance > Reboot.

Click the Reboot button to reboot the device.

Safe Mode

What is Safe Mode?

Your IP camera or encoder could encounter an unexpected issue such as a firmware file to be broken or the loading of
a firmware file to be incomplete during the system boot. To restore the device from the occasions, the device provides
the emergency firmware as a factory default. Your device will get restarted in safe mode when there is any error on your
booting system files.

Why does your IP camera or encoder boot in Safe Mode?

Normally, the cause of safe mode can be categorized into two types:
* When the power supply is unplugged in the middle of the system boot.
* When the firmware files required for booting are damaged.
IMPORTANT: Your device will enter safe mode when it fails to boot ten times.

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How to recover your system from Safe Mode

Setup

The messages above will appear on the webpage when your device has been rebooted in safe mode. Then, you should
follow the instructions on the webpage according to the steps in a row.

NOTE

If your device is still in safe mode after trying to update firmware, please contact your local agency to get further
assistance.

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About

Information

To find the product information including the hardware specification and the software version, go to Setup > About >
Information.

License

To find license information of the open source codes that are used in the camera, click the ‘View licenses’ button.

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Storage Settings

Storage

SD -

FTP

Friendly name

URL

Port

21

Target directory

ID

Password

File name format

(USN Data Load)

Recording

Configuration

Recording
format

Continuous / Event / None

none

Continuous

Storage device

sd

Recycling

Delete files and recycle
(oldest first)

Prefix of filename

REC

Recording resource

Video only

Rule of segmentation

Size

Rule of segmentation : size

100

Rule of segmentation :
time

10

Stream source

Stream 1

Event

Storage device

sd

Recording resource

Video only

Event hold off time

10

Stream source

Stream 1

Search &
Download

Continuous

- Event

-

Friendly name

Illustra Pro LT 2MP Bullet

Brightness

128

Contrast

128

Saturation

128

Sharpness

128

Orientation

none

Corridor Mode

none

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Appendix A: Factory Default

Video Settings

Picture Settings

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Exposure mode
Auto / Manual /

Flickerless

Auto

Auto

2000

Manual

30

Flickerless

50

Maximum AGC

50

Exposure adjustment

0

Back light compensation
On / Off

Off

On

Center

Digital slow shutter

off

IR
Off /Manual

Manual

Manual

128

Wide Dynamic Range
Disable

Wide Dynamic Range Level

8

Day & Night mode
Auto / Day / Night

Auto

Auto

Day to Night
level

4

Night to Day
level

12

White balance mode
atw1 / atw2 / push

/ manual

atw1

manual
Red

128

Blue

128

Dynamic 2D DNR

3

Enable OSD

Disable

Include text

Date, Time, Name

Name

IPS02B2NWIY

Enable milliseconds for
time display

Enable

Date position

Percentage X, Y: 6,12

Time position

percentage X, Y: 6,16

Name position

percentage X, Y: 6, 20

Profile name

default

Description

Stream 1
Enable

streaming

Enabled

Video codec
H.264 /

MJPEG

H.264

H.264
Resolution

1920x1080

Max. FPS

30

OSD

Encoder Profile

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GOP

30

Profile identification

high

Bit rate control
VBR / CBR

VBR

VBR

Image quality

high

CBR

Target bitrate

4000

MJPEG
Resolution

1920x1080

Max. FPS

30

JPEG quality

75

Stream 2

Enable
streaming

Enabled

Video codec

H.264 /
MJPEG

MJPEG

H.264

Resolution

480x270

Max. FPS

30

GOP

30

Profile identification

high

Bit rate control
VBR / CBR

VBR

VBR

Image quality

high

CBR

Target bitrate

5120

MJPEG
Resolution

480x270

Max. FPS

30

JPEG quality

75

Stream 1

Enable
Streaming

Enable

Video codec

H.264 /
MJPEG

H.264

H.264

Resolution

1920x1080

Max. FPS

30

GOP

30

Profile identification

High

Bit rate control
VBR / CBR

VBR

VBR

Image quality

High

CBR

Target bitrate

4000

MJPEG
Resolution

1920x1080

Max. FPS

30

JPEG quality

75

Stream 2
Enable

Streaming

Enable

Video codec

H.264 /
MJPEG

MJPEG

H.264

Resolution

480x270

Stream

73

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Max. FPS

7

GOP

30

Profile identification

high

Bit rate control
VBR / CBR

VBR

VBR

Image quality

high

CBR

Target bitrate

4000

MJPEG
Resolution

480x270

Max. FPS

7

JPEG quality

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Privacy Zone

Zone 01
Show

Disable

Name

zone

Zone 02
Show

Disable

Name

zone

Zone 03
Show

Disable

Name

zone

Zone 04
Show

Disable

Name

zone

Event
Rules

Enable Rules

Enabled

Name
Rule 1

Rule 2

Description

Event Sources
Motion detection

Disabled

Sensor(DI1)

Inactive

Event Action

Active alarm(DO1)
Disabled

Duration

1

Recording
Disable

Pre interval

3

Post interval

10

Send e-mail
notification

Disabled

Attach a snapshot

Disabled

Number of pre image

2

Number of post image

1

Subject

To

Disabled

Enable List

Privacy Zone

Event Settings

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Upload notification to
FTP

Disabled

Attach a snapshot

Disabled

Attach a text message
Disabled

Default

Disabled

Enable List

Send HTTP
Notification

Disabled

Default

Disabled

Send TCP notification

Disabled

Motion Detection

Enable

Unselected

Sensitivity

128

Object Size

0

Recovery Time

3

Duration

0.000

E-Mail Recipient
Name

default

Description

E-Mail address

FTP Notification

Name

default

Description

Address

Port

21

Path

Account

Password

File name
format

yyyymmdd

HTTP Notification

Name

default

Description

Address

Port

80

Authentication
details (if
required)

Account

Password

Message

NULL

Enable option

no

TCP Notification

IP Address

Port

Connect
Timeout

2

Send Timeout

2

Alive Type

Timeout

Alive Time

2

75

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Heart Beat

Enable

Enabled

Interval

60

TCP Server

Disabled

TCP
Notification

Disabled

Multicast

Disabled

TCP/IP

IP Address
Configuration

Enable DHCP/
Use the following IP
address

Enable DHCP

Enable DHCP
IP address

0.0.0.0

Subnet mask

0.0.0.0

Gateway address

0.0.0.0

Use the following IP
address
IP address

192.168.1.168

Subnet mask

255.255.255.0

Gateway address

0.0.0.0

Primary DNS server

0.0.0.0

Secondary DNS server

0.0.0.0

Device Name

ProLtBulle(+USN)

Link-Local Address

Unselected

Web Server

Configuration

HTTP/HTTPS

HTTP

TCP/IP port number of HTTP

80

TCP/IP port number of HTTPS

443

Authentication Type

basic

NTP

NTP Server 1

us.pool.ntp.org

NTP Server 2

clock.isc.org

NTP Server 3

ntp.shoa.cl

NTP Server 4

time.bora.net

UPnP
Enable

Enable

Friendly name

ProLtBullet(+ USN)

RTSP/RTP

Port

554

Enable RTSP Authentication

Disable

Authentication Type

digest

Privilege

administrator

Bandwidth

0(Automatic)

Stream 1

Unicast

Enable Stream

Enable

Session name

ufirststream

Enable ONVIF meta
data

Enable

Enable QoS DSCP

Disable

Network Settings

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Video DSCP

0

ONVIF Meta DSCP

0

Multicast

Enable stream

Disable

Enable always
multicast

Disable

Video IP address

0.0.0.0

Video port

18888

ONVIF Meta IP address

0.0.0.0

ONVIF Meta port

18894

TTL

1

Session name

mfirststream

Enable ONVIF
metadata

Disable

Enable QoS DSCP

Disable

Video DSCP

0

ONVIF Meta DSCP

0

Stream 2

Unicast

Enable Stream

Enable

Session name

usecondstream

Enable ONVIF
metadata

Enable

Enable QoS DSCP

Disable

Video DSCP

0

ONVIF Meta DSCP

0

Multicast

Enable stream

Disable

Enable always
multicast

Disable

Video IP address

0.0.0.0

Video port

28888

ONVIF Meta IP address

0.0.0.0

ONVIF Meta port

28894

TTL

1

Session name

msecondstream

Enable ONVIF
metadata

Disable

Enable QoS DSCP

Disable

Video DSCP

0

ONVIF Meta DSCP

0

mDNS
Enable

Enable

Friendly name

IPS02B3BNWIY

SMTP (E-Mail)
Sender’s name

From email address

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Mail server address

Mail server port

25

Enable encrypted connection (SSL)

Disable

Use authentication to log in this server

Disable

User name

Password

DDNS

Enable DDNS

Disable

Type

DynDNS

Domain name

Update time

600

User name

Password

SNMP

Enable

Disable

Location

Contact

Read Community

public

Trap Ver1.0

Trap Ver2.0

IP Filtering

Enable

Disable

Always allow ping request

Enable

Allow admin IP

Policy

Deny

Filtered IP Addresses

Users
User List

User name

admin

Password

admin

Enable anonymous viewer login (no
user name or password required)

Enable

Date & Time
Time zone

(UTC-05:00) Eastern Time(US & Canada)

Sync source

NTP server

Disable

Date & time format

Date

YYYY-MM-DD

DI/DO
Sensor(DI)

Resource type

Relay

Trigger type

Normally open

Interval between triggers

5

Duration

5

Alarm(DO)

Trigger

Inactive

Peripheral

Maintenance Settings

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Time

24-Hour

API/ONVIF

Enable ONVIF

Enabled

Enable ONVIF discovery
(ws-discovery)

Enabled

Enable ONVIF authentication
Enabled

Enable replay attack
protection

Disabled

Language

Language

English

Firmware Upgrade

-

System Log

Backup mode

Manual

FTP Log Backup Configuration

Name

Address

Port

21

Path

Account

Password

File name
format

Event Search

Conf. Import/Export

-

Factory Default
Preserve network settings

Selected

Preserve user account information

Selected

Preserve timezone setting

Selected

Reboot

-

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Appendix B: Using VLC Player to View RTSP Streaming

Stream

Port

CODEC

RTSP Request Command

Primary A/V
stream

554

Video & Audio

rtsp://<IP Address>:[primary A/V codec port]/ufirststream
Second A/V stream

554

Video & Audio

rtsp://<IP Address>:[primary A/V codec port]/usecondstream

Appendix B: Using VLC Player to View RTSP

Streaming

This appendix is provided for the user instructions only. We will not support or not be responsible for any error
caused during the use of VLC software.

Please follow the procedures below:

1. Download and install VLC Player from http://www.videolan.org/vlc/.

2. Launch VLC Player.

3. Click Media > Open Network Stream.

4. On the ‘Network’ tab, choose RTSP under the ‘Protocol’ menu.

5. Enter the IP address of the stream that you want to view in the ‘Address’ field.

6. Click Play and you will see the image streaming.

Default URL & port is as below:

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