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Network IP CAMERA
IP540MDVAIVP
/ IP620MDVAIVP
User’s Manual
(Version1.2)
Indoor & Outdoor Vandal Dome
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Introduction
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is a Network Camera Server with a built-in MPEG-4 CODEC and Streaming Server.
The advantages of the MPEG-4 CODEC and the built in Streaming server allows you to monitor real time
image from a remote location, via Internet. IP540/IP620MDVAIVP server features the Sensor Input, Relay
Output, RS232C port, and is designed to control the Pan/Tilt/Zoom functions of the cameras. These
functions are compatible with PLC and may be utilized to control various Electronic Appliances.
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP supports both Static IP and Dynamic IP, and can change Communication Port,
resulting in one IP address supporting multiple IP540/IP620MDVAIVP servers.
In summary, IP540/IP620MDVAIVP server system provides multiple access/control options to the user.
The examples of access/controls are as follows:
¾ To get SMS message through Mobile Phone and E-mail message from PC upon event.
¾ To record Event in FTP server installed in remote place or IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
¾ To search / delete / down-load / replay the recorded video.
¾ To support various wireless devices such as Mobile Phone, PDA to see real time Video in
Wireless Internet handset.
For more information or inquiry, please contact us to the followings ;
Software, Server and service may be charged according to change of policy or may be stopped
without prior notification. Appearance, function and specification may be changed
without prior notification. Our company assumes no responsibility for visible or
invisible loss resulted from changes in policy or products.
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IMPORTANT NOTES
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP may be damaged by electrical and physical shock. DO NOT
throw or drop it onto floor.
DO NOT put TV or heavy items on IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is Indoor and outdoor Vandal Dome
In case IP540/IP620MDVAIVP fails, DO NOT try to disassemble the product.
Contact or consult the distributor or Head Office for after-sale service. There
may be no Quality Assurance for the product disassembled without an
authorization from the distributor or Head Office.
DO NOT use this product in connection with life related devices, i.e., medical apparatus.
In case IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is installed at high location, be sure to mount
securely to prevent the unit from falling below.
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Contents
1. FEATURE ………………………………………………………………….………6
1.1.P
ACKAGE
OUTER VIEW
1.2.
1.2.1.Web board view ……………………………………………. …………………………………………...7
1.2.2.Connection cable view ……………………………………. ………………………...…….……..……...8
2. INSTALLATION AND VIDEO CHECK…………………………………….……12
2.1.I
NSTALLATION
2.2.V
IDEO CHECK
3. BASIC SETTING…………………………………………………………….……16
3.1.C
HECK NETWORK AND INSTALLATION TYPE
3.2.I
NSTALLATION WITHOUT IP SHARING DEVICE (ROUTER
3.2.1.Static IP Setup…………………………………………………………………………………….………..16
3.2.2.Dynamic IP Setup……………………………………………………………..……………….……..……20
3.3.I
NSTALLATION WITH IP SHARING DEVICE (ROUTER
AUTIONS
3.4.C
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4. EXPERT SETTING……………………………………………………….………27
4.1.G
ENERAL SETTING
4.1.1.Title Setting………………………………………………………………………………..….…...………28
4.1.2.Administrator’s ID and Password Change………………………………………………..……...…….28
4.1.3.User Registration…………………………………………………………………………………………29
4.1.4.User List and Delete……………………………………………………………………..……...……….29
4.1.5.Skip Login (Automatic Monitoring) ………………………………………………………….………..30
4.1.6.Time Zone Setting ………………………………………………………………..………………30
4.1.7.Set Download Route of Plug-in Type ActiveX……………………………………..……...…………...31
4.1.8.Select Language…………………………………………………………………………..………..……..31
4.2.N
ETWORK SETTING
IDEO & AUDIO SETTING
4.3.V
4.3.1.Video Setting…………………………………………………….……………………………...…………..32
4.3.2.Audio Setting…………………………………………………………….………………………...………..33
4.4.C
OLOR SETTING
4.5.A
LARM SETTING
4.5.1.Alarm Event Setting………………………………………………………………………….……………..34
4.5.2.Alarm Event Test…………………………………………………………………..………….…………….35
4.6.DIO S
4.7.RS232C
4.8.P
ETTING
SETTING
RESET SETTING
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4.9.H
OMEPAGE UPDATE
4.10.F
IRMWARE UPDATE
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4.10.1.Remote Upgrade…………………………………………………,,,,,,………………………...….………39
4.10.2.System Re-booting………………………………………………………..…………………..……………41
5. BASIC USE………………………………………………………….…..…………42
5.1.U
SE OF WEB VIEWER
SE OF IP SETTING UTILITY
5.2.U
5.3.U
SE OF SERVER
SE OF RELAY
5.4.U
5.5.U
SE OF SENSOR
EE AND CONTROL OF STILL IMAGE IN MOBILE OR
5.6.S
5.7.U
SE OF PROPRIETARY VIEWER( IP
5.7.1.Required Specification of PC and ………………………………………………………….…..…..52
5.7.2 Supported …………………………………………………………………………….…..…….…….52
5.7.3 PROGRAM INSTALLATION…………………………………….…………..……….…….……….52
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PDA …………………………………….……..51
CAMERA)……………………………………………….…….52
5.7.4. Use of Program
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6. NETWORK ENVIRONMENTS………………………….……………….…….62
7. APPENDIX…………………………………………………………………….……63
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1. Feature
1.1 Package
Please see the package as follows.
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Adapter User Manual
Software CD Cross Cable
Package of Products is composed of main body of product, exclusive Adapter, User Manual,
Software CD, Cross Cable (see the above). Please check before starting installation. Be sure to
use the provided Adapter exclusively for IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. In case any problem occurs by
use of other adaptors, we assume no responsibility or liability. The Cross Cable is used only for
Pre-View of Video before set-up and change of Network Information.
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1.2 Outer View
1.2.1 Web board view
Pic. 1―1 Wed board View
1) POWER: Light on when power is supplied.
2) LINK: Light on when LAN Cable is connected to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
3)
LAN: Light on when connected to Network
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1.2.2 Connection cable view
③
⑧
⑦
④⑤⑥
①
②
Pic. 1―2 Connection Cable View
1) Camera Port: To connect Camera, Output of the same video signal that put into the Video Input Port.
U484 Power loop out /Video input Connector from Camera Module
2) Power Supply & Video Composite Output : Exclusive (provided) Adapter only,
Video composite signal(with 75Ω Drive) to CCTV Monitor.
Input port to connect with signal output from Camera, VTR, Quad, and DVR
U485 Power input / Video Loop output to External Connector
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3) LAN Port : To connect LAN Cable port for Internet to connect to Internet
CA21
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U472 LAN Connector
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4) Relay Output: Output port with embedded Relay.
U471 MIC input / SPK output / Relay Control output
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5) Sensor Input : Sensor Input port, to be set in Inner Setting and to be used without regard to N/C or N/O
U465 Sensor Input (Dry Contact)
U465
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SENSOR_1
SENSOR_2
6) RS485 Port : Input / Output Port of RS485
U464 UART Debug Port + RS-485 P/T/Z Control Port
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7) Hardware Reset: To initialize basic setting. Push and hold for seconds to start initialization.
8) Debug Port : Not use
U463 JTAG Debug Port
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2. Installation and Video Check
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2.1 Installation
On the assumption that User PC and IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Sever is used under static IP, and
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is to be directly connected with User PC or Local Network, the installation procedure is
to be ;
②
③
Pic. 2―1 Cable View
1) Connect Camera and IP540/IP620MDVAIVP with Video Cable. (① of [Pic.2-1] )
2) Connect IP540/IP620MDVAIVP and PC with LAN Cable (Cross Cable) (② of [2-1])
3) Power on Camera and IP540/IP620MDVAIVP (Be sure to use Exclusive Power Adapter) (③ of [2-1])
4) Wait about 2 minutes after Power on IP540/IP620MDVAIVP, then light-on on LINK LED shows that the
System has been booted normally. (② of [1-1])
①
2.2 Video Check
Basic network setting value of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is to be ;
9 IP Address : 192.168.1.8
9 Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0
9 Gateway : 192.168.1.1
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To connect IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in user’s PC, change the setting value of PC network environment.
Pic. 2―2 Network Setting of User PC
1) Set IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gate-way of User’s PC with 192.168.1.50, 255.255.255.0 and
192.168.1.1 as shown on [Pic. 2-2].
Pic. 2―3 Web Browser Input
2) Run Web Browser as shown on [Pic. 2-3] and input 192.168.1.8 in URL and click “Enter”, then [Pic. 2-4]
is to be shown. In case [2-4] does not appear, re-set Hardware (Reset Button ⑦ of Pic. 1-2) to return
Network Environment of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP to default and run Web Browser, input 192.168.1.8 in
URL line and click “Enter” .
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Pic. 2―4 IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Main Page
3) Click “Connect” Button of [Pic. 2-4].
Pic. 2―5 User login
4) Input ID and Password and click on the lock [Pic. 2-5] to see the Video feed.
5) User’s Authority to see Video feed on IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is as follows ;
Table 2-1 User ID, Password, Rights
User ID User Password Rights
guest guest Monitor only
ptz ptz Monitor, Control of P/T/Z, Control of Relay
audio audio Monitor, Hearing
Iaudio Iaudio Monitor, Bi-directional Audio
PCAudio PCAudio Monitor, P/T/Z, Relay Control, Hearing
(1 way Audio)
root root All Function
6) Above [Table 2-1] is the value basically set in IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. Change the User Information in
‘General Setting
’ of ‘4. Expert Setting’ after installation of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
7) Click (1) after input ID:root, Password:root in [2-5].
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8) Message Window [2-6] appear soon, click ‘Yes’. If click ‘No’, Web Viewer doesn’t work. .
Pic. 2―6 ActiveX Download
9) Upon installation, Web Viewer [Pic. 2-7] appears and image of Camera is to be seen.
Pic. 2―7 Web Viewer
10) After checking the video feed [Pic 2-7], go to the next Chapter ‘3. Basic Setting’
11) Refer to ‘5. Basic Use
’ to see the details how to use Web Viewer.
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3. Basic Setting
3.1 Check Network and Installation Type
This Chapter is for basic setting of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. To install Hardware of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP, basic
understanding of Network is required. Please refer to Chpater 6 in case knowledge of Network Environment is
required..
There are two ways to install Hardware,
1. install IP540/IP620MDVAIVP without IP sharing Device
2. install IP540/IP620MDVAIVP under IP sharing Device
even under Leased Line or Cable Modem. The default IP Address of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is preset to
192.168.1.8 and Subnet Mask to 255.255.255.0 and Gateway to 192.168.1.1 in ex-factory condition. This
explanation is based upon default value of ex-factory.
Caution 1 : Check Video before installation, on ‘2. Installation and Video Check
Caution 2 : In case using IP sharing Device, only Global IP is available.
Caution 3: IP540/IP620MDVAIVP does not support PPPoE. IP Sharing Device is required to connect
to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP under PPPoE.
Installation without IP sharing device
-> For static IP, refer to ‘Static IP Setup
-> For dynamic IP, refer to ’ Dynamic IP Setup
Installation with IP sharing device
-> Should set up with Static IP. Refer to ‘Installation with IP Sharing Device
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under Cable Modem or Leased Line,
, which is required under PPPoE environment, and
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3.2 Installation without IP sharing device (Router)
3.2.1 Static IP Setup
1) After checking Video in ‘Video Check
2) Connect IP540/IP620MDVAIVP to PC with LAN Cable (Cross Cable).
3) Cable connection and Network Setup should be same as shown in ‘1. Installation and Video
Check’.
4) Run Web Browser and input 192.168.1.8 in URL and click ‘Enter’, then [Pic. 3-1] will appear.
’, go to the next step.
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Pic. 3―1 Main Page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP
5) Click ‘Administrator’s Page’ of [Pic. 3-1], then Browser shows [Pic. 3-2] Log-in Page.
Pic. 3―2 Administrator Page Log-in
6) Put ‘admin’ in ID and Password line, click ‘Login’, then [Pic.3-3] ‘Administrator's Page’ will be shown.
(ID, Password of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is preset as admin/admin in Administrator’s Page. Change
Administrator’s ID and Password in General Setting of ‘4. Expert Setting’
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Pic. 3―3 Administrator’s Page
7) Click “Network Setting’ in left menu on [Pic..3-3], [Pic. 3-4] appears.
8) Click ‘Static IP Address’ in ‘IP Setting’ of [Pic. 3-4], and input IP Address, Subnet Mask,
Default Gateway according to Network environment to connected IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
9) For setting of ‘DNS Server’, input DNS Address to fit with Network Environment to set.
(Default Address of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is DNS Address of ‘Dacom’). Use
DNS value normally set in PC.
10) DNS Address should be necessarily input.
11) In case of installation without IP sharing device under Static IP, tick on ‘Enable’ of
‘Direct Connect’. The ‘Direct Connect’ option makes direct connection to IP set on Video connection
through Web Viewer. (But not tick ‘Enable' in case of installation under IP Sharing Device.)
12) Click ‘Save’ Button of [3-4] to save setting value.
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Pic. 3―4 Network Setting
13) Click ‘Click Here’ upon appearing of IP Change Window of [Pic. 3-5].
14) IP Change loading Page appears as [3-6], the Main Page of changed address is connected. (May not
find the main page of changed address under Cross Cable connection, but IP has been changed.)
Pic 3―5 IP Change
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Pic. 3―6 IP Change loading Page
15) Remove LAN Cable (Cross Cable) connected between IP540/IP620MDVAIVP and PC.
16) Connect IP540/IP620MDVAIVP to Network with LAN Cable (Straight Cable).
17) Connect PC to Network with LAN Cable (Straight Cable)..
18) Set up IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gate way of PC according to Network environment.
19) Check
9 Run Web Browser on PC, input IP address set in IP540/IP620MDVAIVP onto URL and click
‘Enter’,
9 Check if IP Setting is correct or not, referring to ‘Video Check
’
9 In case Video is seen, IP540/IP620MDVAIVP has been correctly set up.
9 In case Video is not seen, check whether there may be confliction of IP in Network, and re-
check the set value of Network environment of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP, and Network
environment of User’s PC.
3.2.2 Dynamic IP Setup
9 Do not set up Dynamic IP in IP540/IP620MDVAIVP except direct connection of Cable
Modem supporting Dynamic IP with IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
9 Reset, in case IP has not been allocated to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in Dynamic IP Setting, to
go to Initial Value and try again.
1) After checking Video in ‘Video Check
’, go to the next step.
2) Connect IP540/IP620MDVAIVP and LAN Cable (Cross Cable)
3) Cable Connection and Network Setting should be done same as per‘1. Installation and Video
Check’.
4) Go to Network Setting Page of Administrator’s Page as per 4), 5), 6), 7) of Static IP Setup
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Pic. 3―7 Network Setting
5) Click on ‘Dynamic IP Address’ in ‘IP Setting’.
6) Click ‘Save’ Button.
7) Upon completion of setting, close the Web Page and find IP of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in ‘IP Utility’
program provided with Proprietary Viewer (see ‘5. Basic Use
’)
8) If IP found, IP540/IP620MDVAIVP has been given IP. But in case IP is not found, do re-set of [2-1]
to go to initial value because it has not been given IP, then re-start IP Setting. Once
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is given IP, remove LAN Cable (Cross Cable) connected between
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP and PC.
9) Connect IP540/IP620MDVAIVP to Network with LAN Cable (Straight Cable).
10) Connect PC to Network with LAN Cable (Straight Cable).
11) Set IP address of PC, Subnet Mask and Gateway properly according to Network Environment.
12) Check
After registration of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in Server (refer to ‘Use of Server
’ of ‘ 5. Basic Use’,
connect to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP by Domain Name (Server Name) allocated to
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
For example, run Web Browser and input Domain Name allocated to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in URL.
In http://IP540.goodip.net
, ‘IP540/IP620MDVAIVP’ is to be Name of Server registered in Server by
user.
If the initial page is shown as [Pic. 3-8], check Video of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP referring to ‘1. Video
Check’. If Video is seen, set up is properly done.
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Pic. 3―8 Initial Page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP
3.3 Installation with IP Sharing Device (Router)
1) After checking Video in ‘ 1. Installation and Video Check’, then go to the next step.
2) Connect IP540/IP620MDVAIVP and PC with LAN Cable (Cross Cable).
3) Cable Connection and Network Setting should be done same as per ‘1. Installation and Video
Check’.
4) Go to Network Setting Page of Administrator’s Page as per 4), 5), 6), 7) of ‘Static IP Setup
5) Click ‘Static IP Address’ in ‘IP Setting’ of [3-9], and input IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway
according to Network environment to connected IP540/IP620MDVAIVP to.
6) For setting of ‘DNS Server’, input DNS Address to fit with Network Environment to set.
(Default Address of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is DNS Address of ‘KTF’,’Hanaro Communication’). Use
DNS value normally set in PC.
7) DNS Address should be input surely. In case IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is installed under IP Sharing
nd
Device, input local IP of Router in 2
DNS Server Address.
8) In case of installation without IP sharing device under Static IP, tick on ‘Enable’ of ‘Direct Connect’.
The ‘Direct Connect’ option makes direct connection to IP set on
Video connection through Web Viewer. (But not tick ‘Enable' in case of installation under IP Sharing
Device.)
9) Click ‘Save’ Button of [3-9] to save the set value.
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Pic. 3―9 Network Setting
10) Click ‘Click Here’ upon appearing of IP Change Window of [Pic. 3-10].
11) IP Change loading Page appears as [3-11], the Main Page of changed address is connected. (may
not find the main page of changed address under Cross Cable connection, but IP has been
changed.)
Pic. 3―10 IP Change
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12) It is connected to IP newly set up, in 20 seconds after window of [3-11] appears.
13) Check Video of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP referring to ‘1. Video Check
’ as soon as it is connected to IP
newly set up.
14) Go to Network Setting Page of Administrator’s Page as per 4), 5), 6), 7) of ‘Static IP Setup
Pic. 3―11 IP Change loading Page
’.
Pic. 3―12 Port Setting
15) Set Port in Port Setting Page of [Pic.3-12]. It is required to set each different Port for many
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Servers under 1 Router.
16) Click ‘Save’ Button to save set value.
17) Remove LAN Cable (Cross Cable) connected between IP540/IP620MDVAIVP and PC.
18) Connect IP540/IP620MDVAIVP to Network with LAN Cable (Straight Cable).
19) Connect PC to Network with LAN Cable (Straight Cable).
20) Port-Forward the port designated to use IP540/IP620MDVAIVP, in IP Sharing Device. Refer to
manual of IP Sharing Device for details.
21) Check 1 (local check)
Run Web Browser and input IP address of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in URL and click ‘Enter’. If you
changed Web Server Port, you must input ‘http://IP
Address: Port Number’. For example, If you set
IP address of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP to 192.168.0.100 and changed Web Server port to 81, you
must input Http://192.168.1.100:81
.
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Pic. 3―13 Main Page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP
After [Pic.3-13] appears, check Video of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP referring to‘1. Video Check
’.
22) Check 2 (Check from outside)
After registration of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in Server (refer to ‘‘Use of Server
” of ‘‘ 5. Basic Use’,
connect to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP by Domain Name (Server Name) allocated .
For example, run Web Browser and input Domain Name allocated to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in URL. In
http://IP540.goodip.net , ‘IP540/IP620MDVAIVP’ is to be Name of Server registered in Server by user.
If the initial page is shown, check Video of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP referring to ‘1. Video Check
’. If Video
is seen, set up is properly done.
3.4 Cautions
If the firewall is used for security purpose, IP540/IP620MDVAIVP may not work properly. In this case, open
the port of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP, then it will work properly. The port being used by IP540/IP620MDVAIVP can
be checked
on ‘Port Setting’ of ‘Network Setting’ of ‘Administrator’s Page’.
Port of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP on ex-factory is set default as follows ;
¾ Web Connection Port : Port 80 TCP
¾ Authentication and Control Port: Port 9000 TCP
¾ Video Streaming Port : Port 9001 TCP
¾ Audio one-way Port : Port 9002 TCP
¾ Audio two-way Port : Port 9003 TCP
In setting user port, do not use 1504, 1508, which port is used in IP540/IP620MDVAIVP itself.
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4. Expert Setting
After registration of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in Server (refer to ‘Use of Server’ of ‘‘ 5. Basic Use’’,
connect to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP by Domain Name (Server Name) allocated to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
(For example, run Web Browser and input Domain Name allocated to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in URL. In
http://IP540.goodip.net
Click ‘Administrator’s Page’ on Initial Page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP, login Page of [Pic.4-1] appears.
Put ‘admin’ in ID and Password line, click ‘Login’, then [Pic.4-2] ‘Administrator's Page’ will be
shown. (ID, Password of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is preset as admin/admin in Administrator’s Page.
Change
ID and Password of Administrator in General Setting of ‘4. Expert Setting’
, ‘IP540/IP620MDVAIVP’ is to be Name of Server registered in Server by user)
. )
Pic. 4―1 Administrator’s Page Login
Pic. 4―2 Administrator’s Page
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4.1 General Setting
Pic. 4―3 General Setting
4.1.1 Title Setting
Pic. 4―4 Title Setting
Server title is to be English without space.
Click ‘Save’ Button to save title after input name.
4.1.2 Administrator’s ID and Password Change
※ Cautions : Change Administrator’s ID and Password and do not disclose the information to others.
Administrator’s ID and Password should be English, within 20 characters, without space.
Click ‘Save’ Button to save the changed value after change Administrator’s ID and Password.
Pic. 4―5 Administrator’s ID and Password Change
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Remember Administrator’s ID and Password. In case of forgetting Administrator’s ID and
Password, click ‘reset’ button for returning to initial value, and change Administrator’s ID
and Password.
4.1.3 User Registration
This is to register an account of user who monitor and control Video of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
Administrator’s ID and Password should be English, within 20 characters, without space. Allow the authority
to users and click ‘Save’ button. A maximum user to allow registration is 100 persons.
¾ View Only : Monitoring only.
¾ PTZ+Control : Monitoring, Control of P/T/Z of Camera and Relay.
¾ Audio : Monitoring, and hearing Audio of Server.
¾ Interactive Audio : : Monitoring, Two-way Audio Communication with Camera Server
¾ PTZ+Control+Audio : Monitoring, Control of P/T/Z of Camera and Relay, Hearing Audio of Camera
Server.
¾ All : Monitoring, Control of Camera P/T/Z and Relay, two-way Audio Communication with Camera
Server, (Preset available)
Pic. 4―6 User Registration
4.1.4 User List and Delete
Pic. 4―7 User List
User list is available on clicking ‘List Users’ on [Pic.4-7], to check list and delete user ID in [Pic.4-8].
User ID ‘guest’, ‘ptz’, ‘audio’, ‘Iaudio’, ‘PCAudio’, ‘root’ has be pre-registered as basic user
ID on ex-factory.
Pic. 4―8 User List
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4.1.5 Skip Login (Automatic Monitoring)
Pic. 4―9 Skip Login
Check on ‘Skip Login’ of [Pic.4-9], and click ‘Connect ID’ and save the value, then Web Viewer will
be appeared automatically and Video of Camera can be seen upon connection to Home Page of
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
Save ‘Connect ID’ according to user authority. If you don’t check on ‘Skip Login’, it is available to connect to
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Home Page but you can not see the Video feed from the camera. In this case, input
user ID and Password for connection to see the Video feed from the Camera.
4.1.6 Time Zone Setting
This is to set Time zone of location where IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is to be installed, to set up local time in
case of monitoring from different time zone area. Select one of time zone in ‘Set Time Zone’ and save.
Pic. 4―10 Time Zone
Click ‘Display’ in [4-10] to see current time set in IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
Pic. 4―11 Current Time View
In case IP540/IP620MDVAIVP does not keep correct time, click ‘Update’ Button to get new time information
from set time zone.
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4.1.7 Set Download Route of Plug-in Type ActiveX
This is to set how to download Active X of Web Viewer, locally or from outer Server designated. In case
setting as local download, it has a merit to use in private network without Internet. In case of setting as
download from outside, it has a merit to download the updated Active X of Web Viewer automatically.
Pic. 4―12 Plug-in Download Route
4.1.8 Select Language
This is to select language to be displayed in all Web Pages such as Administrator’s Page, Web Viewer and
Main Page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
Pic. 4―13 Select Language
It supports both English and Japanese. Click ‘Save’ Button to save the set value after select the Language.
Input ID and Password to connect Administrator’s Page, and go to ‘Home Page Update’->’Default Home
Page Setting’->’Default’, and change the main Page and Login Page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP to the
selected language.
4.2 Network Setting
This is to set Network to use IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. Set Network to fit user’s network environment in
‘3. Basic Setting
’. Change Network information to fit environment for IP540/IP620MDVAIVP to be installed in.
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4.3 Video & Audio Setting
Pic. 4―14 Video and Audio Setting
4.3.1 Video Setting
Select and tick on the Channel to use, input Video format (NTSC or PAL), Resolution, Bit rate, Frame rate
and Key frame.
Pic. 4―15 Video Setting
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IP540/IP620MDVAIVP /825/825 supports “dual-streaming’ setting. Users can configure two different video
setting value.
※ Dual-Streaming: proprietary encoder chip, CT6002 is embedded into IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. CT6002
enables users to configure two different video setting from one analog video source.
Dual-streaming function can be used in two ways as follows.
1) Bandwidth: Clients have various network bandwidths to access IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. If clients use
broadband, they never have problem with achieving live images from IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. But if they don’t,
live images cannot be viewed smoothly. For smooth video images for clients using not only broadband but also
narrowband, IP540/IP620MDVAIVP can be configured as two different video setting.
For example, you can set ‘dual-streaming’ as follows;
For broadband users: 704X480, 30fps, VBR, High Quality
For narrowband users: 352X240, 7fps, CBR, 100kbps
2) Preference between image quality and video smoothness: Video setting will affect the performance of
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP, depending on the usage and the available bandwidth.
z High resolution generates larger files
z Lower compression improves image quality, but generates larger files.
z Black & White uses less bandwidth than color.
z Rotating the image 90 or 270 degrees will lower the maximum frame rate.
Under certain circumstance with fixed bandwidth, some clients prefer image quality to video smoothness and
others, the reverse. Dual-streaming can be set as follows;
For better image quality: 704X480, 7fps, VBR, High Quality
For better video smoothness: 320X240, 30fps, CBR, 200kbps
To return to Default of ex-factory condition, click ‘Default’ of ‘Video Default Setting’ in [Pic.4-15],
4.3.2 Audio Setting
For one way audio communication, check ‘Audio Enable (Server -> Client)’ of [Pic.4-16], And for two way
audio communication, check ‘Interactive Audio Enable (Server -> Client)’. In case Audio is not used , check
‘Disable’. Then click ‘Save’ to save Set value.
For adjustment of audio volume, select in ‘Audio Volume Setting’ and save in [Pic.4-16].
Pic. 4―16 Audio and Volume Setting
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4.4 Color Setting
This is to adjust color of channel.
Pic. 4―17 Display Color Setting
Upon adjustment of color on [Pic.4-17], then click ‘Save’ to save the setting value. In case to return to
default value, click ‘Default’. Even in this case, it is required to click ‘Save’ Button for saving the setting
value.
4.5 Alarm Setting
4.5.1 Alarm Event Setting
To get Alarm Service on IP540/IP620MDVAIVP go to ‘Administrator's Page’Æ’Alarm Setting’ and tick
‘Enable’ in ‘Alarm’.
Pic. 4―18 Alarm Setting
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Designate condition to drive Event in ‘Alarm Condition’, such as Sensor Event, Motion detection Event or
Sensor + Motion detection Event, If Sensor Event is selected, do Sensor setting
in ‘4.6 DIO Setting’
.
9 Sensitivity : To select the sensitivity of motion detection. The larger number represents higher
sensitivity to motion.
Upon Event situation after setting on ’Enable’ in ‘Alarm’ of ‘Alarm Event’, Event is to be transmitted to user’s
Viewer and inform detection of Event, with flickering on screen and alarm sound. (refer to 5. Basic Use
).
To use SMS Service and E-mail transmitting Event to Alarm Server, go ‘Alarm Style’-> ‘Alarm
Server’ and input Domain Name of Alarm Server (Default of ‘Alarm Server’ is goodip.net as ex-factory
condition).
To send the recorded video to FTP Server upon alarm event, go ‘Alarm Style’-> ‘FTP’ and input FTP Server
Address, Directory, User IP and Password, FTP Directory (mandatory). Make user’s directory in FTP root of
User’s FTP Server to get recorded files to be transmitted. Click ‘Save’ Button to save setting value.
In case of setting to send Event to Alarm Server, register IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in Server to use Alarm
Server (refer to ‘‘Use of Server
’ in ‘ 5. Basic Use)
4.5.2 Alarm Event Test
Click ‘Test’ of [Pic 4-18], IP540/IP620MDVAIVP will work as if Alarm has happened. In case ‘Alarm Style -
>’Alarm Server’ is selected, Event is to be notified to Alarm Server and is to recorded into the recorded file
(10 seconds before and 20 seconds after Event), and to be sent to Alarm Server.
In case user FTP Server is selected to use, the recorded file (10 seconds before and 20 seconds after
Event) is to be saved in FTP Server. It may take some time for Alarm Message to get to user’s Mobile
Phone or by E-mail, in some cases. If IP540/IP620MDVAIVP has been registered in Server, it is available to
check the details of Event and also change the Alarm Message of E-mail and Mobile Phone to be sent
upon Event, in Alarm Server Homepage (.goodip.net). Refer to ‘Use of Server
’ in ‘ 5. Basic Use’ for details.
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4.6 DIO Setting
Pic. 4―19 DIO Setting
Tick on sensor to use and select type of sensor to use.
9 Sensor Type : designate type of sensor, NC, NO.
Designate name of sensor to use.
4 conditions are selectable for Relay. Relay name is to be input.
9 Disable : not to use Relay
9 Remote Control : to control Relay through Internet using Viewer
9 Local Control : Relay is on during ‘Duration’ time upon Event on Sensor, and then is to be off.
9 Remote & Local Control : Control Relay through Internet using Viewer. To be ON
during ‘Duration’ time upon event on Sensor, then to be OFF. It’s available to designate
name on Relay to use.
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4.7 RS232C Setting
Pic. 4―20 RS232C Setting
It is available to select P/T/Z module supported or P/T/Z Integrated Camera. Models of Camera supported by
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP are:
ONIX – D (RS485)
A-120 (CryptoCam / RS232),
Canon VC-C4R (RS232),
Wonwoo PT-101 (RS485),
Technovision SECUMERA_PRO (RS485),
LG Electronics LPT-A100L(RS485),
ShinTech SD-290(RS485),,
Dongyang Unitec DRX-500,DRX-502A,DOH-240 (RS485), DSC-230Si,DSC-270Si,DOH-240Si (RS485),
Hitron Fastrax2 (RS485).
IZIrobotics A.I Robot TOBO[T-010](RS485)
CNB Technology AN201L(RS485)
Sunkwang SK-D106(RS485)
TYCO/CTNCOM HD-0670(RS485)
SAMSUNG SRX-100B/SPT-5IO/SCC-C4201 (RS485)
PELCO PELCO-D 2400, PELCO-D 9600 (RS485)
New Models will be added to supporting module in the near future continuously by Firmware Upgrade.
RS232 and RS485 are available for Serial Control. It is available to select the control method. RS 232C
BYPASS function is to send user’s data through R-232 of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. When using this function,
Pan/Tilt/Zoom can not be used.
RS232C Bypass Control
9 To use RS232C Bypass, set as ‘RS232C BYPASS’.
9 User’s data is to be sent thought RS232 of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
Example) * Transmit Data : 0x6F,0x70,0x,65,0x6E
BYB9600=1Aopen
* Transmit Data : 0x6F,0x70,0x,65,0x6E
BYB9600=1B6F70656E
Explanation: ->‘BYB’ : Fixed (not changeable)
->’9600’ is baud rate(2400,19200,38400….)
->’=’ : fixed (not changeable)
->’1’ : type(1: 8bits No parity 1 stop bit
2: 7bits Even parity 1 stop bit
3: 7bits Odd parity 1 stop bit)
->’B’ : Type of date to transmit(A:ASCII, B:Binary)
->’ 6F70656E’ : Data to transmit
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4.8 Preset Setting
①
②
③
⑤
④
Pic. 4―21 Preset Setting
It is available to pre-set Pan/Tilt/Zoom Cameras. Preset Setting is available up to 20, but may be less than 20
for some model of Camera.
9 (1) : Select Channel ; to select the channel to preset.
9 (2): Preset No. : to select the Preset Number to set up.
9 (3): Preset Name : to input Name of Preset to set up, Preset Name is be 30 character, without space
and special characters.
9 (4): Preset SET ; ‘SET’ button is to set the current coordinate as preset location with name recorded
by user. In three seconds after pushing ‘SET’ button, the Preset coordinate is to be set. Do not move
Camera during the time (about three seconds).
9 (5): Preset Move : to move to the selected preset number.
9 (6): Adjustment of Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Speed/Focus : to move to the location to preset by adjusting
Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Focus.
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4.9 Homepage Update
Pic. 4―22 Homepage Update
Homepage Update function is for user to upload the main page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP onto user’s
Homepage. User’s Homepage is composed of 3 files as like index.html, top.htm, main.htm. The file for user to
use is main.htm. After making Web Page (main.htm) and save it as file name of main.htm, upload by the
function of ‘Homepage Update’, then manin.htm page is to be the 1st main page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
(Image file is not uploaded in IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.) User Homepage cannot exceed 300Kbyte.
If user wants to re-make user’s homepage into Homepage provided complimentarily, click ‘Default Home
Page Upload’.
4. 10 Firmware Update
4.10.1 Remote Upgrade
In case firmware is upgraded in the near future, Upgrade Server will automatically upgrade Firmware of
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. Upgrade is only supported via Internet. Information on the latest version of
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP will be posted in Data Room of the Homepage. Remote Upgrade
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Pic. 4―23 Firmware Update
Address of ‘Update Server Address’ in [Pic.4-23] is basically set as ‘goodip.net’.
Check ‘Current Software Version’ in ‘Current Version’ of [Pic.4-23] and go ahead with update if current version
is lower than the latest version. Upon clicking ‘Update’ button in [Pic.4-23] ‘Remote Update’, [Pic.4-24] will
appear.
Pic. 4―24 Firmware Update
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP will be automatically upgraded upon clicking ‘Download’ button of [Pic.4-24] after
connecting to Upgrade Server and checking version.
Pic. 4―25 Firmware Download
‘Downloading’ message will be shown until completion of Update as [Pic.4-25] (it may take time according
to Network situation). Upon completion of upgrade, there appears message showing upgrade result.
[Pic. 4-26] is the message showing that upgrade has been correctly done. Click ‘Restart’ in ‘System Restart’
to restart System of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
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Pic. 4―26 Completion of Upgrade
If [Pic. 4-27] is displayed as below, it means that IP540/IP620MDVAIVP has been upgraded to the latest
Version, there is no need to update any more.
Pic. 4―27 Check of Upgrade Version
If user found [Pic. 4-28], there is a error in connection to Upgrade Server, re-check Internet Connection or
re-check DNS Server Address in ‘3. Basic Setting
’ and try to upgrade again. If user keep finding [Pic.4-28]
or cannot upgrade, contact to the head office or local agent.
Pic. 4―28 Upgrade Server Connection Error
4.10.2 System Re-booting
This is the function to re-boot Inner Software of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. Click ‘Restart’ on [4-26] ‘System
Restart’ to reboot all inner program of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
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5. Basic Use
5.1 Use of Web Viewer
Pic. 5―1 Web Viewer
Table. 0-1 Definition of Web Viewer Button Function
Connect Define 1 screen
Connect Define 2 screen
Open Administrator’s Page
Display Screen 100%. Double-clicking mouse on enlarged screen
has the same function.
Enlarge Video of a channel at 640 x 480. Double-clicking in a selected
channel has the same function.
Enlarge Video of a channel to full screen.
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While pressing Mouse on the direction, P/T, Camera moves. Un-pressing
Mouse makes Camera stop. Keeping pressing on screen to a point makes
Camera move to the direction, un-pressing Mouse makes Camera stop.
Audio MUTE & Speaker Volume
MIC Volume
P/T/Z Speed, Control Speed of Pan/Tilt. ‘S’ makes speed of P/T slow. ‘F’
makes speed of P/T fast. (But, some model of Camera is not allowed)
Zoom In, pressing the button makes Zoom-in. Un-pressing stops the
function.
Zoom Out, pressing the button makes Zoom-out. Un-pressing stops the
function.
Focus far, make focus of Camera precisely far. Pressing the button makes
doing the function. Un-pressing stops the function.
Focus near, make focus of Camera precisely near. Pressing the button
makes doing the function. Un-pressing stops the function.
Select Preset to control
Relay ON
Relay OFF
Select Relay to control. Relay name is informed from Camera Server
Move to the selected Preset
Preset Tour. Move to preset location in regular sequence from No.
1 up to 20. Move to next one after 5 seconds pause on a preset location.
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Display Camera Menu. Function of special Camera.
①
Upon detection of Event on IP540/IP620MDVAIVP, there will be a
flickering on Screen and alarm sound beeping. To stop the sound,
double-click on the flickering screen.
Connect one-way Audio (hearing only)
Connect two-way Audio communication (can speak via Server)
Beef off
Recoding Capture a selected path.
Capture a selected channel into BMP file
Record Start
Record Stop
①
Table 5-2 Definition of Web Viewer Key Board
④
②
⑤
③
9 Number Key’
9 Preset Move Function,
9 The Number represents the Preset Number
9 20 Preset is controlled by Key Board
9 Key Board 1 ~ 0 : Preset 1 ~ Preset 10
9 Key Board q ~ p : Preset 11 ~ Preset 20
③④
9 Same function as
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②⑤
9 Zoom-in, Zoom-out Function
9 ‘+’ is Zoom In, Pressing the key makes doing the function. Un-pressing stops
the function
9 ‘-‘ is Zoom Out, Pressing the key makes doing the function. Un-pressing stops
the function.
5.2 Use of IP Setting Utility
Upon running IP Setting Utility, the following program is to be displayed.
Pic. 5―2 IP Find
Click ‘IP Find’ Button to find IP of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP on local Network.
Pic. 5―3 Display IP
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The following window shows list of IP along with Web Server Port Number and Model Name of IP540 Click ‘IP
Find’ Button to find IP of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP on local Network.
Pic. 5―4 IP Check
After finding IP, double-click IP of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP to go to the editable Mode as follows.
Pic. 5―5 IP Setting
Input new IP Address, Default Gateway, Subnet Mask, and then input Password of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP
Administrator and click ‘IP Change’, to set up new IP of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP. Upon completion of setting,
find new IP and click ‘Ping’ to check whether setting is done normally, and close the program by clicking ‘End’
button.
*. If cannot display message “IP Utility” than set up file “IP Utility.exe” to exception of Windows Firewall.
.
Pic. 5―6-1 IP Utility message
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Pic. 5―6-2 Windows Start Page
Pic. 5―6-3 Windows Control Panel
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Pic. 5―6-4 Windows Firewall Setting
Pic. 5―7-5 Widows Firewall “Exceptions” Setting
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Pic. 5―8-6 “IP Utility.exe” file Setting
5.3 Use of Server
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5.4 Use of Relay
This is to select the relay mode whether to control in remote place or local place, as per setting of ‘DIO Setting’
in ‘4. Expert setting
more capacity is needed, please contact to the head office or local agent.
’. The built-in relay of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP can be used up to AC250V/0.5A. In case
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④
U471 MIC input / SPK output / Relay Control output
AUD_5V
RZ6
U471
Molex 55456-6
6.8K
MIC INMIC INMIC INMIC IN
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AUDIO_MIXED
RELAY_CT0_NRELAY_CT0_N
RELAY_CT1_NRELAY_CT1_N
MIC IN
AUDIO_MIXED
RELAY_CT0_N
RELAY_CT1_N
AU_A
12V
Pic. 5―9 Connection of Relay on IP540/IP620MDVAIVP
As Relay has no polarity, any port of the line can be connected to plug in. Up to 2 Relay can be connected,
and is to be controllable on Viewer, IP540/IP620MDVAIVP itself and Mobile Phone. In case to connect outer
electric device (light lamp,) to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP there should be no separate Relay.
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5.5 Use of Sensor
User can use either N/C sensor or N/O sensor according to setting in ‘DIO Setting’ of ‘4. Expert Setting’.
⑤
U465 Sensor Input (Dry Contact)
U465
1
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2
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3
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4
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Molex 55456-6
SENSOR_2SENSOR_2SENSOR_2SENSOR_2SENSOR_2SENSOR_2SENSOR_2SENSOR_2SENSOR_2SENSOR_2SENSOR_2SENSOR_2SENSOR _2SENSOR _2SENSOR _2SENSOR _2SENSOR _2SENSOR _2SENSOR _2SENSOR _2
Pic. 5―10 IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Sensor Connection
As sensor has no polarity either, any port of the line can be connected to plug in. Up to 2 Sensors can be
connected to use.
SENSOR_1
SENSOR_2
5.6 See and Control of Still Image in Mobile phone or PDA
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5.7 Use of Proprietary Viewer (IP CAMERA)
5.7.1 Required Specification of PC and OS
Item Min. Requirements Recommended Specifications
CPU
Main Memory
O/S*
Web Browser
Resolution
Network
Pentium III 800 Above Pentium IV 2.0G
128 MB Above 256MB
Window 98 SE. Window 2000 or XP
I.E 5.0 Above I.E 5.0
1,024 X 768 1,152 X 864
100Base-T Ethernet 100Base-T Ethernet
5.7.2 Supported O/S
9 Windows 98 Second Edition (Korean OS, English OS, Japanese OS)
9 Windows 2000 Professional (Korean OS, English OS, Japanese OS)
9 Windows XP Professional / Windows XP Home Edition(Korean OS, English OS, Japanese OS)
9 Windows 2000 Server (Korean OS, English OS, Japanese OS)
5.7.3 Program Installation
Pic. 5―11 Program Installation
click ‘Next’ Button.
Pic. 5―11 Installation
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Pic. 5―12 Select Installation Folder
[Pic.5-12] is to select the folder where the program is to be installed. The route is changeable at user’s
option. To install in the default folder, click “Next” to go to the next step.
Pic. 5―13 File Copy Start
Click “Next” to start installation.
Pic. 5―14 File Copy Start
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Pic. 5―15 Installation Status
Click “Ignore” to next installation.
Pic. 5―16 Installation Completed
Upon completion of installation, click ‘Finish’ Button.
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5.7.4 Use of Program
Upon installation, there will appear an icon of ‘ip camera’ on your PC. Double-click the icon to run the
Program, and then Program will be run as [Pic.5-17].
5.7.4.1 Viewer Screen
Pic. 5―17 Viewer Screen
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Table 0-3 Definition of Viewer Menu
Close Menu
General Menu Setting ([Pic.5-18])
Connect to Administrator’s Page of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP ([Pic.5-22])
See Program Information
Move to Preset Location set in Camera, Select Relay Control
1. Preset Move
Double-click the name of Preset in the list to go to the preset location.
2. Relay Control
Control Relay by clicking ON/OFF after select the Relay name in Relay List.
Open the connection Widow to connect to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP
Disconnect IP540/IP620MDVAIVP
Slide Bar for displaying recorded file.
Recording, Play, X2 Fast Play, Pause, Stop
Open, Search and select File ([Pic.5-20])
Capture Image on the screen
To control P/T of camera connected to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP . (Pan/Tilt is
controlled just by clicking on Screen, or clicking Direction Key on Keyboard)
To control of the speed of Pan/Tilt of Camera (S:slow, F:fast)
To control of Zoom (-: Zoom out, +:Zoom in)
To control of focus of Camera
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5.7.4.2 General Setting Menu
(1)
(4)
(5)
(2)
(3)
(8)
(6)
(9)
(7)
(10)
Pic. 5―18 General Setting Menu
Table 0-4 Description of General Menu
No Description No Description
1 Select the directory to capture 6 Set the duration of Schedule recording.
2 Set the duration of Motion recording. 7 Set the duration of passive recording (to be recorded
during the time users selected schedule)
3 Set the duration of Sensor recording. 8 Set the beep sound enable or not upon event on
Motion or Sensor.
4 Select the Group enable. 9 Set the disk space to display the disk space warning
on.
5 Set Motion/Sensor recording time. 10 Set the File format of recording Image.
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5.7.4.3 IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Connection
Click ‘ON’ of [Pic.5-17] to open IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Connection Page.
(3) (4)
(2)
(5) (6)
(13)
(7)
(1)
(8) (9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(15) (16)
(18)
(17) (18)
(14)
Pic. 5―19 IP540/IP620MDVAIVP Connection Menu
Table 0-5 Description of Connection Menu
No Description No Description
1 List of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP 10 Input User ID
(17)
2 Name of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP 11 Input User Password
3 To connect by IP 12 Save Password
4 To connect by MAC Address 13 Connect IP540/IP620MDVAIVP selected in
the list
5 Input IP address (connection by
IP), or MAC address (connection
by MAC address)
6 Input Port number for IP
connection, or channel number for
MAC address connection.
7 Not to connect Audio 16 Add new Server
8 For 1 way audio to listen only 17 Save set value
9 For 2 way audio communication 18 Delete the selected IP540/IP620MDVAIVP or
Input the information of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP to be connected in [Pic.5-19] and save it. Connect to
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP by clicking ‘CONNECT’ Button on [Pic.5-19]. It is available to control Pan/Tilt/Zoom,
Preset, Relay, Audio connection according to user’s requirements.
14 Close the Connection Widow
15 Create new Folder
Folder
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5.7.4.4 Play of Recorded File
Click ‘Open File’ on [Pic.5-17].
(1)
(2) (3)
(4)
(5)
(7)
(8) (9) (10) (11)
(6)
(15) (16)
(14)
Pic. 5―20 Play Recorded File
Table 0-6 Play of Recorded File
No Description No Description
1 Select the folder of recorded files. 8 Search files by the date
2 Search recorded files 9 Select the date to search
3 Search Captured files 10 Search files by the hour
4 Search passive recording files 11 Select the hour to search
5 Search Motion recording files 12 Delete file list and search on new list
6 Search Sensor recording files 15 Play the selected file
7 Search all recorded files or
Captured files
16 Close file menu
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5.7.4.5 Use of Pop-up Menu
The Pop-up Menu of [Pic.5-21] will appear, upon clicking the right button on the Screen during monitoring
Video on IP540/IP620MDVAIVP
(1)
(2)
(3)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
Table 0-7 Description of Pop-up Menu
No Description No Description
1 Open the connection window
with Server List ([Pic.5-19])
2 Disconnect Server 9 Select the setting Group
3 Record or stop recording 10 See the general setting Page ([5-18])
5 File open([Pic.5-20]) 11 See the System Setup Page ([5-22])
6 capture
of Camera Image
7 100% Screen
Pic. 5―21 Pop-up Menu
8 Full Screen
12 Connect to Administrator’s Page
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5.7.4.5 System setup
(2)
(1)
(3)
Pic. 5―22 System setup
Table 0-8 Description of General Menu
No Description
1 Select the directory to capture
2 Designate the folder to record after
select the directory to save the
3 Set the address of Server in case
connecting to IP540/IP620MDVAIVP
by the MAC Address (default :
goodip.net)
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6. Network Environments
It is required to follow the recommendation of the environments where IP540/IP620MDVAIVP will be
installed or the similar environments.
6-1. Private line Environment
Usually Company, University, Research center uses the leased line. They use many public IP addresses. In
order to install IP540/IP620MDVAIVP under this environment, select “Static IP Address” in ‘Static IP Setting
of ‘3. Basic setting
select ‘Dynamic IP Address’ in ‘Dynamic IP
subnet mask, gateway, DHCP server) from the network administrator. Sometimes, the
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP may not work properly if the user installed firewall for security purpose. In this case,
open the port on the IP540/IP620MDVAIVP, then it will work properly. You can check the current port of
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP from the “Administrator's Page”->”Network Setting”->”Port Setting” (see ‘3. Basic
Setting‘). The default port is set on ex-factory as follows :
¾ Web Connection Port: Port 80 TCP
¾ Authentication and Control Port: Port 9000 TCP
¾ Video Streaming Port: Port 9001 TCP
¾ 1 way Audio Port: Port 9002 TCP
¾ 2 way Audio Port : Port 9003 TCP
6-2. Broadband (ADSL, Cable, Fiber Optic) Modem Environment
Home, store, small office use one Broadband modem (DSL, Cable Modem), and use one public IP
address normally. In order to use several PC through one Public IP address, the user in most cases use IP
sharing device. We recommend using an IP router (IP Sharing device) to install the IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
There may be a case in no need of router, but most people use IP540/IP620MDVAIVP and other PC 1set
or more. When using the router, connect the router and input IP address of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP (IP
address of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is set as 192.168.1.8 on ex-factory) in DMZ menu. If the user cannot
use the DMZ function because there is no DMZ menu in the router or some other reasons, go into port
forwarding or NAT menu on the router and map the port of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP one by one. User can
check the current port setting of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP from “Administrator's Page”->”Network Setting”-
>”Port Setting” (see ‘3. Basic Setting
factory : (The user can change port if necessary).
¾ Web Connection Port : Port 80 TCP
¾ Authentication and Control Port : Port 9000 TCP
¾ Video Streaming Port : Port 9001 TCP
¾ 1 way Audio Port : Port 9002 TCP
¾ 2 way Audio Port : Port 9003 TCP
’ and input IP address, subnet mask and gateway. If there is DHCP server on the network,
’ of ‘3. Basic Setting’. You can get all the information (IP address,
‘). Manufacturer’s setting of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is as follow on ex-
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7. Appendix
Appendix A Basic Setting Table
Item Default (Basic Setting) Remarks
Network Setting
Static IP /
Dynamic IP Static IP
IP Server Enable
IP Address 192.168.1.8
Gateway 192.168.1.1
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Web Connection Port 80
Authentication
/Control Port 9000
Video Streaming Port 9001
One way Audio Port 9002
Two way Audio Port 9003
ID and Password
*. Do not register the same Port.
*. Register Number with ‘9999’ or less
Some Network may not support over number
10000 port.
Administrator ID
/Password admin/admin
User ID root/root, guest/guest
Domain of Related Server
IP Server goodip.net Domain of Server to connect to register IP
Domain of Server to connect to send Event upon
Alarm Server goodip.net
Upgrade Server goodip.net
Plug-in Download
Server goodip.net
Video Setting
Compressed
Resolution 704*480
Video Format NTSC/PAL
Frame Rate 15fps
Bit Rate 200kbps
detection of Sensor or Motion.
Domain of Server to connect to download
upgraded program
Other Setting
Time Zone Asia/Seoul(Korea)
*. Note : In case to reset Hardware and Network Setting, ID and Password of User and Administrator will
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be automatically returned to the above default value.
Appendix B Specification of Products
Item Specification Item Specification
Summary
OS Linux CPU ARM 200MHZ
Network
RJ45 10/100BaseT Setting IP Setting : Proprietary Program
Interface
Network
Support
Leased Line, Cable
Modem, HomePNA
Web
Server
Support Dynamic IP
and Static IP
Usable under Router
for ADSL
Supported
Protocol
Security USER AUTHENTICATION
Compatible
WINDOWS 98,SE
WINDOWS 2000,
WINDOWS XP,
WINDOWS NT
Operation Environment
OperationTemp.
5 ~ 40℃
Storage
Te mp .
Humidity 20-80% Relative
Location FOR INDOOR AND OUTDOOR USE
Humidity
Case
Other Setting : by Web Browser
User Homepage Upload and Saving Function
Server Setting Function
Web Viewer Download Page
HTTP,FTP,TCP/IP, DHCP, ARP, DNS, ICMP Viewer Software
-10 ~ 70℃
Size 160mm[D]*99mm[H]
IMAGE
Compression MPEG-4(SIMPLE
VIDEO ROFILE)
Frame
Rate
30FPS[max]
Resolution 704*480,352*480,
352*240
Bit Rate 100kbps ~ 500kbpS Compress
200:1(Typical)
ion Rate
Video Format NTSC/PAL
Input / Output
Digital In 2Port – Open/Close
Input
Digital Out
2 Ports – Relay Open/Close
Normal Open
Max current :0.5A
Max voltage :240VAC
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Peripheral device
Communication
RS232 1Port, RS485
1 Port
(select one of them)
Ethernet RJ45
Video Input - Video
BNC Jack - Loop Through Out
Output
Function and Features
Simultaneous
Access
Viewer Proprietary Viewer,
Max. 50 users (under
10
Users recommended)
and Web
Alarm
Mode
Function
Video
Recording
Detect Sensor Input and Drive Event
Recording in Viewer or FTP Server upon
Alarm Event
Plug-in Viewer to be
down-
Loaded from remote
server
Web Page Upload of user Web
Page
E-mail
message
Send E-mail in Alarm Mode upon Event
Through FTP
Dynamic IP Support IP Router Support
Hardware
Reset
In case user forgets
Administrator’s
SMS Short Message Service through Alarm Server
upon Event
Information
and can’t change
camera setting,
Administrator’s ID
and Network
Information is
to be reset on default
value
Electronic Specifications
Adapter Input : 100/220VAC ,
Output :12V/1.5A
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Appendix C To solve problem
C-1 Basic Check-point
C-1-1 Booting
z Check if power plug is connected correctly.
z Power Cable : Use cable for IP540/IP620MDVAIVP, contained in Product box.
z Power LED : The front left LED twinkles on upon supplying Power.
C-1-2 Network cable (LAN cable) and cable connection check
z Check if network cable is straight LAN cable. Hold each end of both side and check if same color’s
cable is connected to same location in RJ-45 jack or not.
z Check if network cable connects correctly with IP540/IP620MDVAIVP.
z Check if network cable connects correctly with Hub, IP sharing device and cable modem etc….
C-1-3 camera
z Check if video cable of camera is connected correctly.
z If video doesn’t appear even though connection is correct, connect camera with CCTV monitor or
video-in port of TV and check if video can be seen.
*. If you found a problem in the product, first check with “C-1 Basic check point” and solve the
problem as following procedures:
C-2 Troubleshooting by type
C-2-1 Cannot connect with network
z Check with ‘C-1-2 Network Cable (LAN cable) and cable connection check’.
z PING Test
In case Camera uses Static/Public IP: input “Ping IP address” to command window of PC and check
response.
In case user cannot find camera IP address when camera uses dynamic/public IP, reset hardware
and connect PC with IP540/IP620MDVAIVP through cross cable and ping test by entering
“192.168.1.8”.
In case camera uses private IP through IP sharing device: do ping test of private IP address set for
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP in PC that is connected in the local network through IP sharing device.
z If “ping test” get response, network setting for camera is done correctly.
z If ping test is okay but there is no connection, check with ‘C-2-2 check port setting’.
C-2-2. Check Port Setting
z If user can’t connect with camera even though ‘Ping test’ is okay, please check port setting by the
following steps.
z IP540/IP620MDVAIVP uses 3 ports as follow.
¾ Web Connection Port : Port 80 TCP
¾ Authentication and Control Port : Port 9000 TCP
¾ Video Streaming Port : Port 9001 TCP
¾ One way Audio Port : Port 9002 TCP
¾ Two way Audio Port : Port 9003 TCP
z If it is not available even to connect to web, check web connect port because web connect port may
be set with other number than ‘80’.
z In case there is problem in video monitoring even though there is no problem in Web connection,
check if ‘Authentication and Control Port’ and ‘Video Streaming Port’ of IP540/IP620MDVAIVP is set on
IP sharing device (in case of using IP sharing device).
z For setting of IP sharing device Port, refer to ‘IP sharing device setting’.
z In case web page can’t be connected under super highway internet line, some super highway ISP
company may block the use Web port number 80. In this case, change to other number from web
connection port setting.
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Appendix D Serial port (RS232c) explanation and example
D-1 Pin Number
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9
D-2 Pin Signal
No 1 : Not Used
No 2 : RxD
No 3 : TxD
No 4 : Not Used
No 5 : GND
No 6 : Not Used
No 7 : RTS
No 8 : CTS
No 9 : Not Used
D-3. In case of connection with and control of “Analog Pan/Tilt/Zoom Camera [VC-C4R]” of Cannon.
IP540/IP620MDVAIVP (VC-C4R)[Canon’s Analog P/T/Z Camera]
9`Pins 8Pins
DSUB(Female) Mini DIN Connector
Shield
Shell Shell
1 NC
2 RxD 3 TxD
3 TxD 5 RxD
4 NC 6 GND
5 GND 4 GND
6 NC 7 NC
7 RTS 2 CTS
8 CTS 1 RTS
9 NC 8 NC
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