ClearView IPD-81A Operation Manual

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Network Camera Web3.0 Operation Manual

Version 1.0.1

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Table of Contents

1 Network Config ............................................................................................................................ 1

1.1 Network Connection ..................................................................................................... 1

1.2 Log in .............................................................................................................................. 1

2 Live ................................................................................................................................................ 6

2.1 Encode Setup ................................................................................................................ 6

2.2 System Menu ................................................................................................................. 7

2.3 Video Window Function Option .................................................................................. 7

2.4 Video Window Setup .................................................................................................... 8

2.4.1 Image Adjustment ..................................................................................................... 8

2.4.2 Original Size ............................................................................................................. 9

2.4.3 Full Screen ................................................................................................................ 9

2.4.4 Width and Height Ratio .......................................................................................... 10

2.4.5 Fluency Adjustment ................................................................................................ 10

2.4.6 Rules Info ............................................................................................................... 10

2.4.7 Zoom and Focus ..................................................................................................... 10

2.4.8 Fisheye/Trigger Track ............................................................................................ 10

3 PTZ Control ................................................................................................................................ 15

3.1 Scan .............................................................................................................................. 16

3.2 Preset ............................................................................................................................ 17

3.3 Tour ............................................................................................................................... 17

3.4 Pattern .......................................................................................................................... 18

3.5 Assistant ....................................................................................................................... 19

3.6 Light Wiper ................................................................................................................... 19

4 Playback ..................................................................................................................................... 20

4.1 Playback ....................................................................................................................... 20

4.1.1 Function of Play ...................................................................................................... 21

4.1.2 Playback File .......................................................................................................... 22

4.1.3 Playback Cut ........................................................................................................... 24

4.1.4 Record Type ........................................................................................................... 24

4.1.5 Progress Bar ............................................................................................................ 24

4.1.6 Assistant Function .................................................................................................. 25

4.2 Picture Playback ......................................................................................................... 25

4.2.1 Play ......................................................................................................................... 26

4.2.2 Playback File .......................................................................................................... 26

4.2.3 Snapshot Type ........................................................................................................ 28

5 Setup ........................................................................................................................................... 30

5.1 Camera ......................................................................................................................... 30

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5.1.1 Conditions ............................................................................................................... 30

5.1.2 Video ...................................................................................................................... 41

5.1.3 Audio ...................................................................................................................... 53

5.2 Network ......................................................................................................................... 56

5.2.1 TCP/IP .................................................................................................................... 56

5.2.2 Connection .............................................................................................................. 58

5.2.3 PPPoE ..................................................................................................................... 60

5.2.4 DDNS ..................................................................................................................... 61

5.2.5 IP filter .................................................................................................................... 62

5.2.6 SMTP （e-mail) ..................................................................................................... 63

5.2.7 UPnP ....................................................................................................................... 64

5.2.8 SNMP ..................................................................................................................... 65

5.2.9 Bonjour ................................................................................................................... 68

5.2.10 Multicast ................................................................................................................. 68

5.2.11 4G ........................................................................................................................... 69

5.2.12 WIFI ........................................................................................................................ 71

5.2.13 802.1x ..................................................................................................................... 73

5.2.14 QoS ......................................................................................................................... 74

5.2.15 HTTPs ..................................................................................................................... 75

5.3 Event ............................................................................................................................. 85

5.3.1 Video detection ....................................................................................................... 85

5.3.2 Audio Detection ...................................................................................................... 92

5.3.3 Smart Plan ............................................................................................................... 94

5.3.4 Intelligence Behavior Analytics ............................................................................. 94

5.3.5 Face Detection ...................................................................................................... 102

5.3.6 People Counting ................................................................................................... 104

5.3.7 Heat Map .............................................................................................................. 106

5.3.8 Alarm .................................................................................................................... 109

5.3.9 Abnormity ............................................................................................................. 113

5.4 Storage Management ............................................................................................... 116

5.4.1 Schedule ................................................................................................................ 116

5.4.2 Destination ............................................................................................................ 120

5.4.3 Record control ...................................................................................................... 122

5.5 System ........................................................................................................................ 123

5.5.1 General .................................................................................................................. 123

5.5.2 Account ................................................................................................................. 126

5.5.3 PTZ ....................................................................................................................... 129

5.5.4 Default .................................................................................................................. 130

5.5.5 Import/Export ....................................................................................................... 131

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5.5.6 Remote control ........................................................................................................ 131

5.5.6 Auto Maintenance ................................................................................................. 132

5.5.7 Upgrade ................................................................................................................ 133

5.6 Information ................................................................................................................. 133

5.6.1 Version .................................................................................................................. 133

5.6.2 Log ........................................................................................................................ 134

5.6.3 Online User ........................................................................................................... 134

6 Alarm ......................................................................................................................................... 136

7 Log out ...................................................................................................................................... 138

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Important
The following functions are for reference only. Some series products may not
support all the functions listed below.

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1 Network Config

1.1 Network Connection

Network camera and PC connection mainly has two w ays, see Figure 1- 1 and Figure 1-2.

Figure 1- 1

Figure 1-2

Before you access networ k c amera via the Internet, you need to have its IP address. User can use
Config Tool to search IP of the network camera. Please refer to Config Tool manual.

1.2 Log in

It needs to install WEB plu g-in when you use WEB client for t he fir s t t ime, the exact operation steps are
shown as follows:
Open IE and input networ k c amera address in the address bar . ( The f act or y default IP address is

192.168.1.108).

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After successful connection, t he login interface is shown as in Fig ur e 1-3; input your user name and
password. Default factory usernam e is admin and password is admin.

Figure 1-3

The system will display “Update Password” prompt box for your fir st logi n , user s need to modify the
password and save it properly.

Figure 1-4

After successful login, you may see the interfa ce shown as in Figure 1-5.

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Figure 1-5

Click on “Please click here to download and install the pl ug-in”. The system pops up warning information
to ask you whether run or save t his pl ug-in. See Figure 1-6.

Figure 1-6

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You must either run or save the file to local and install it. Follow t he f ollowing steps. Click on r un, you
will see Figure 1-7and Figur e 1-8.

Figure 1-7

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Figure 1-8

When plug-in installation completes , t he installation page closes automatically. The web-end will refresh
automatically, and then y ou can view video captured by t he c amera.

Figure 1-9

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2 Live

After you logged in, you can see the live monitor wi ndow. See Figure 2-1.

Figure 2-1

There are four sections:

 Section 1: Encode setup bar
 Section 2: System menu
 Section 3: Window function option bar
 Section 4: Window adjust bar

2.1 Encode Setup

Note: Some series don’t s uppor t sub stream 2.
The encode setup interface is shown as in Figure 2-2.

Figure 2-2

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

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Parameter Function
Main stream

Click it to enable main strea m v ideo monitoring and click again
to disable it. Generally for storage and monitor.

Sub Stream 1

Click it to enable Sub Stream 1 v ideo monitoring and click again

to disable it. When network bandwidth is insufficient, it

substitutes main strea m for monitoring.

Sub Stream 2

Click it to enable Sub Stre am 2 v ideo monitoring and click again

to disable it. When network bandw idt h is insufficient, it

substitutes main strea m for monitoring.

Protocol

You can select stream media prot ocol from the dropdown l ist .
There are three options: TCP/UDP/Multicast

2.2 System Menu

System menu is shown as in Figure 2-3.
Please refer to chapter 2 Live, chapter 3 PTZ, ch apter 4 Playback, chapter 5 Setup, chapter 6 Alarm,
chapter 7 Log out for detailed i nf ormation.

Figure 2-3

2.3 Video Window Function Opti on

The interface is shown as below . See Figure 2-4.

Figure 2-4

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed informat ion.

SN Parameter Function
1 Relay-out

It shows if there is any alarm output, status description is as

follows:

 Red: means there is alarm output.
 Grey: means alarm is over.

Click on the button to force alarm to be on or off.

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Digital
Zoom



When the video is in the o r iginal status, click it you can

select any zone to zoom in. I n t he non-original status,
you can drag the zoom-in z one in specified range. Right
click mouse to restore pre vious status.

 Click it; you can use the middle button of the mouse to

zoom in/out the video size.

3 Snapshot

Click on the button to sna pshot , save picture to path in Ch.

5.1.2.5.

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Triple
snapshot

Click it to take snapshot upon t he video at the frequency of

one picture per second. All i ma ges ar e saved to path in Ch

5.1.2.5.

5 Record

Click it to record the video. All videos are saved to path in
Chapter 5.1.2.5.

6 Easy focus

Click it, you can see t her e are two parameters on the pr eview
video：AF Peak and AF Max.

AF Peak: It is to display the v ideo de fi nition during the focus
process.

AF Max: It is the most suitable value for the video definition.
The close the AF Peak and AF Max is, the better the focus

effect is.

7 Audio

Turn on or off audio when y ou ar e mo nit oring.

8 Talk Click it to start or end bidirectional talk.

9 Help Click it to open help file.

2.4 Video Window Setup

The interface is shown as in Figure 2-5.

Figure 2-5

2.4.1 Image Adjustment

See Figure 2-6 for image adjust ment.

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Figure 2-6

Click this button to display / hide i mage control interface. Click it to open picture setup interface. This
interface is on the top right pane.

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

Parameter Function
Video

setup

It is to adjust monitor vide o
brightness.

Note:
 All the operations here apply

to WEB end only.

 Please go to Setup-

>Camera->Conditions to
adjust corresponding items.

It is to adjust monitor vide o
contrastness.

It is to adjust monitor vide o
hue.

It is to adjust monitor vide o
saturation.

Reset

Restore brightness,
contrastness saturat ion a nd
hue to system default setup.

2.4.2 Original Size

Click this button to go to original size. It is to display the actual size of the video strea m. I t depends on
the resolution of the bit stream.

2.4.3 Full Screen

Click it to go to full-screen mod e. Double click the mouse or click the Esc button to exit the full screen.

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2.4.4 Width and Height Ratio

Click it to restore original ratio or suitable window.

2.4.5 Fluency Adjustment

There are three levels of fluency for you to select (Realtime, Normal, and Fluency). The default is
normal.

2.4.6 Rules Info

Click the button, preview i ma ge w ill display intelligent r ules after enabling; it is “enable” by default.

2.4.7 Zoom and Focus

Click this button and the focus z ooming interface appears on t he right of preview interface, as shown in
Figure 2-7, click left mouse but t on t o adjust focus zooming configuration.
Note:

· The product series which support motorized zoom, synchronous focus and back focus have this
button.

· Auto-focus after zoom and focus adjustment.

2.4.8 Fisheye/Trigger Track

Click the button, installation mode and display mode int er fa ce will show up on the right of the preview
interface, see Figure 2-8 and Figure 2-9, single click t o switch different installati on m ode and display
mode, or different display mo des, it is enabled by default.

Note:

It is only supported by some models.

Figure 2-7

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Parameter Function

Zoom

Adjust the focal length of the lens by clicking or long pressi ng “+”“-”buttons.
Step length is used to adjust t he length of one step with one click.

Focus

Adjust the sharpness of th e lens by clicking or long pressing“+” 、“-” buttons.
Step length is used to adjust t he length of one step with one click.

Auto­focus

Click to adjust the image definition automatically.
Note:
Other lens operations are not allowed during the process of auto-focus.

Reset All

Reset the lens to zero position to eliminate the accumulative error of lens.
Note:

Please reset when the image adjustment is not clear or operating zoom focus many

times.

Refresh

Synchronize the location of

drag slider of lens and zoom focus after hardware zoom

focusing.

Regional
Focus

Click i

t and use the mouse to select a zone, then the device can auto focus within the

specific region.

In-ceiling Mount Wall Mount Ground Mount

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Figure 2-8

parameter Note

Installation Mode Three modes which are c eil in g m ount , wall mount and ground mount .

Display Mode

It represents the display mode of the current image (default supports original
image mode), the display modes may be different according to different

installation modes. It is shown as fol lows:

 Ceiling: 1P+1、2P、1+2、1+3、1+4、1P+6、1+8。
 Wall: 1P、1P+3、1P+4、1P+8。
 Ground: 1P+1、2P、1+3、1+4、1P+6、1+8。

Note:
The default displays original image mode when swit ching installation mode.

In-ceiling/Wall/Ground

Original

image

It menas the original image without de-warpping

In-ceiling/Ground

1P+1

360°expanded rectangular panorama + independent
sub image, the sub image

and the subbox in the
expanded rectangular panorama support zoom and
movement, for the expanded rectangular panorama

also supports left and righ t starting point movement.

2P

Two related 180° expanded rectangular pictures, two
subwindows form 360° panorama anytime, which is
also called “dual panorama”. Two expanded
rectangular pictures both support left and right

mov

ement starting point, which are also linked by

eachother.

1+2

Original image + 2 independent sub images, both the
sub image and the subbox in the original image
support zoom and movement. The original image also

supports changing starting point by rot

ation (no such

display mode for ground inst al lat i on) .

1+3

Original image + 2 independent sub images, both the
sub image and the subbox in the original image
support zoom and movement. The original image also
supports changing start in g point by rotation

1+4

Original image + 4 independent sub images, both the
sub image and the subbox in the original image
support zoom and movement. The original image also
supports changing start in g point by rotation

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parameter Note

1P+6

360°expanded rectangular panorama +6 independent
sub image, both the sub image and the subbox in the
expanded rectangular panorama support zoom and
movement, for the expanded rectangular panorama
also supports left and righ t starting point movement.

1+8

Original image + 8 independent sub images, both the
sub image and the subbox in the original image
support zoom and movement. The original image also
supports changing start in g point by rotation

Wall

1P

From left to right 180°

expanded rectangular

panorama, which supports up and down movement

and changes vertical angle of view.

1P+3

180° expanded rectangular panorama+3 independent
sub images, both the sub images and the sub box in
the expanded rectangular panorama support zoom
and movement, expanded rectangular panorama

supports up and down movement and changes vertical

angle of view.

1P+4

180° expanded rectangular panorama+4 independent
sub images, both the sub images and the sub box in
the expanded rectangular panorama support zoom
and movement, expanded rectangular panorama

supports up a

nd down movement and changes vertical

angle of view.

1P+8

180° expanded rectangular panorama+8 independent
sub images, both the sub images and the sub box in
the expanded rectangular panorama support zoom
and movement, expanded rectangular panorama

supp

orts up and down movement and changes vertical

angle of view.

Figure 2-9

Enable the trigger track on t he interface of tripwire or intrusi on, and draw the rule of tripwire or intr usion,
the scene of trigger track w indow w ill change according to the mov ing object when it triggers rule alarm
until the moving object dis appears from the view range of the c amera. Please refer to “5.3. 4 IVS” for
more details about the rules drawing and parameter config of tripwire and intrusion.
Trigger track includes t hr ee mo des which are 1P, 1P+3 and 1 P+ 5.

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 1P: Original picture

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1P+3: Original picture and three trigger track window s, it can adjust the location and size of

three trigger track window s on t he or ig inal picture.

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1P+5: Original picture and five trigger track window s, it can adj us t t he location and size of

five trigger track windows on t he or ig inal picture.

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3 PTZ Control

Here you can view direction keys, speed, zoom, focus, iris, preset, tour, pan, scan, pattern, aux on, off
and PTZ setup button. See Figure 3-1.

Note:

Before PTZ operation, please make sure you have properly set PTZ protocol. (Please refer to Ch. 5.5.3).
Currently only IPC-HFXX XX series and –PT series products can support PTZ function.

Parameter Note

PTZ direction



PTZ supports eight directions: left/right/up/down/upper left/upper

right/bottom left/bottom right.

Speed

It controls rotation speed. The longer the step length, the higher the speed.
Step length control PTZ, zoom, focus and iris.

Quick Position

Use mouse to draw a box in monitoring video, PTZ will rotate and focus to

quickly positioning.

Figure 3-1

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Figure 3-2

PTZ setting interface is shown as in Figure 3-3.
Here you can set scan, preset, t our , pat tern, assistant function and l ight and wiper plus view coordinate.

Figure 3-3

3.1 Scan

Scan interface is shown in Figure 3-4.

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Figure 3-4

Steps to scan are:

Step 1. Click on Set but t on, display

icon.

Step 2. Move via direction key to select left, clic k on Set Left to set left border of camer a
Step 3. Move via direction key to select right, cl ick on Set Right to set right border of cam er a.
Step 4. Complete s can path setup.

3.2 Preset

Preset interface is shown in Figure 3-5.

Figure 3-5

Steps to preset are:
Step 1. In preset box, input preset value.
Step 2. Click on Go t o, cam er a r otates to preset position.
Step 3. Use direction key to rotate camera, and in preset box input preset value.
Step 4. Click on Ad d t o add a pr eset. Range of preset relates t o PT Z pr ot ocol.

3.3 Tour

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Tour interface is shown in Figure 3-6.

Figure 3-6

Steps to tour are:
Step 1. In tour box, input t our path value.
Step 2. Click on Ad d. Ra nge of tour relates to PTZ protocol.
Step 3. In preset box, input preset value.
Step 4. Click on Ad d as t o add a preset in this tour. If click on De l, it del etes this preset in tour.
Note:
You can add more than one preset here, or delete more than on e preset.

3.4 Pattern

Pattern interface is shown in Figure 3-7.

Figure 3-7

Steps to set pattern are shown as f ollows:
Step 1
Input pattern serial numbe r value in the box, click “Add” and it will d isp lay “Start Rec” and “Stop Rec”.
Step 2
Click “Start Rec” to impleme nt a ser ies of operations such as zoo m, fo cus , iris, direction and so on.
Step 3

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Click “Stop Rec” to compl et e t he s et t ing of a pattern path.
Step 4
Click “Start” and it will start pattern according to the pat t er n spot which has been set; clic k “Stop” and
the pattern ends.

3.5 Assistant

Assistant interface is sho wn in Figure 3-8.

Figure 3-8

Steps to assistant are:
Step 1. In assista nt box i nput assistant value.
Step 2. Click on Au x O n t o t ur n on aux function.

Click on Aux off to turn off aux function.

3.6 Light Wiper

Light wiper interface is shown in Figure 3-9.

Figure 3-9

Steps to light wiper are:

 Click on Enable to enable light wiper function.
 Click on Disable to disable light wiper function.

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4 Playback

Web client playback supports v ideo playback and picture playbac k.
Note:
Before playback, user shall set storage managemen t as in Ch. 5.4.

4.1 Playback

The playback interface is shown as in Figure 4-.

Figure 4-1

There are four sections:

 Section 1: Function of play
 Section 2: Playback file
 Section 3: Play time cut
 Section 4: Record type
 Section 5: Progress bar
 Section 6: Assistant function

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4.1.1 Function of Play

The function of play is show n as in Figure 4-2 and Figure 4-3.

Figure 4-2

Figure 4-3

Parameter Function

① Play

When you see this button, it means pause or not played record. Click on this

button, switch to normal play status.

② Stop Click this button to stop playing.

③

Play by

frame

Click on this button to go to next frame.
Note:
You shall pause record when you use this function.

④ Slow Click on this button to play slowly.
⑤ Quick Click on this button to play quickly.

⑥ Silent

When this button displays, it means audio is silent. Click on this button to switch

back to normal.

⑦ Volume Click on left mouse to adjust volume.

⑧ -1 Fisheye

Click this button and fisheye device can adjust display mode according to

different installation mod e during the process of play back.

⑧ -2 Rule Info

Clic

k the button and it will playback and display intelligent rules and object

detection box if the video is equipped with intelligent rule info after the function is

enabled, it is off by default.

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4.1.2 Playback File

In calendar, blue date repres ent s data currently has video record or snapshot. See Figure 4-4.

Figure 4-4

Parameter Function

File Type

 Select “dav”, as video playback.
 Select “jpg” as picture playback.

Data Source Default is SD c a rd.

Step 1. Click on data in blue, time axis displays record file progress bar in color. While, green represents

normal record, yellow repr esents motion detect recor d, r ed r epr esent s alarm record, and blue
represents manual recor d.

Step 2. Click on cert ai n t ime on progress bar, playback st arts from this time. See Figure 4-5.

Figure 4-5

Step 3. Clic k on file list

, select date file will be displayed in list.

Step 4. Double cl ic k o n f ile in list , playback this file and display file siz e, start time and end time.
See Figure 4-6.

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Figure 4-6

Parameter Function

Search

It means records within searched start time and end time on the date.

Record Format There are two formats: dav, mp4.

Download

 Click the download button and download fil e t o path in Ch. 5.1.2.5.
 System does not support download and playback at the same time.

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Parameter Function

Back

Click on back button to go t o calendar interface.

4.1.3 Playback Cut

Note:
Playback cut function will aut omatically pause playing record as playback cut and playback cannot be at
the same time.

Step 1. Click on star t t ime to cut on time axis. This time must be within progress bar range.

Step 2. Move mous e t o cut icon

. You will be ask to select start t ime. C lick on cur i c on as

finish cutting.

Step 3. Click on playbac k cut en d time on time axis. This time must be within progress bar range.

Step 4. Move mous e t o cut icon

you will be asked to select end t ime. Click on cut icon as

finish cutting.

Step 5. Click on Sav e but t on t o save file cut to path in Ch 5.1.2. 5. S ee Figure 4-7.

Figure 4-7

4.1.4 Record Type

After checking record file type, only selected file wi ll be displayed in progress bar and file list. Users can
also select the record type to be displayed via the dropdown box which is above the file list. See Figure
4-8.

Figure 4-8

4.1.5 Progress Bar

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Figure 4-9

Parameter Function

24 hours

Click on it, m eans video in past 24 hours.

2 hours

Click on it, means video in past 2 hours.

1 hour

Click on it, means video in past 1 hour.

30 min

Click on it, means video in past 30 min.

4.1.6 Assistant Function

Video playback assistant function is shown in Figure 4-10.

Figure 4-10

Parameter Function

Digital Zoom

 Click on it, video in playback status

if is in original size, user can

zoom in any area, If it is not in its original size, right c lick mous e to
restore its original size.

 Click on this button, you can scr oll to zoom in.

Snapshot

Cl

ick on this button, you can snapshot video under playback status.

Snapshot will be saved to path in Ch. 5.1.2.5.

4.2 Picture Playback

Web client picture playba ck interface has the following t hr ee f unct ions:

Parameter Function

1 Play function bar
2 Playback file bar

3

Snapshot type bar

See Figure 4-11.

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Figure 4-11

4.2.1 Play

Figure 4-12

Default ico n is and it means pause or not p layed picture. Click on play button to switch to

normal play status. Icon b ecome
Click on it to pause.

4.2.2 Playback File

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Figure 4-13

Step 1. Clic k on file list , select snapshot file of th e dat e.
Step 2. Double cl ic k o n f ile in list , t o play this snapshot.

Parameter Function

Search

It means all snapshot files w ithin t he st ar t time and end time of selected date.

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Parameter Function

Download

Click the download button to open snapshot file or directly download to local

according to the browser t ypes.

Back

Click on back button to return t o c ale ndar interface and re-select time.

Figure 4-14

4.2.3 Snapshot Type

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After checking snapshot file type, in file list only display file of selected type. Users can also select the
snapshot type to be displayed via the dropdown box above the f ile list. See Figure 4-.

Figure 4-15

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5 Setup

Web client setup support camera, network, time, storage, system and syste m inf o view.

5.1 Camera

The camera setting includes conditions, profile management, zoom and focus .

5.1.1 Conditions

Note:

The camera parameter m ay be different according to diff er ent models, please refer to the act ual product
for more details.

5.1.1.1 Picture

Note:

The device which supports true WDR fails to support long exposure when true WDR is enabled.
Step 1
Select “Setup > Camera > Conditions > Picture” and the system will display the “Picture” image which is
shown in Figure 5-1.

Figure 5-1

Step 2
Set picture parameters; pl ease r efer to the following sheet for more details about parameter set t ing.

Parameter

Note

Style

It is to set the picture style, w hich inc ludes standard, soft and vivid.

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Parameter

Note

Brightness

It is to adjust the image overall brightness via linear adjustment mode.
The larger the number is, the brighter the picture is, and on the contrary it
is opposite. The picture g et blurr y easily when the value is set too big.

Contrast

It is to adjust the picture contrast. The bigger the value is, the bigger the
bright contrast becomes, and on the contrary it is smaller. The dark area

becomes darker and the

bright area becomes overexposed easily when

the value is set too big. The picture becomes blurry when the value is set

too small.

Saturation

It is to adjust the color darkness and lightness. The color becomes darker

when the value is bigger; on the cont

rary it becomes lighter. The value

causes no influence to the overall brightness of the image.

Sharpness

It is to adjust the sharpness level of the picture edge. The bigger the
sharpness value is, the more obvious the image edge becomes, the image

is likely to generate noise more easily when t he value is set too big.

Gamma

It is to change image brightness and improve the dynamic display range of
the image via nonlinear adjustment mode. The bigger the value is, the

brighter the picture becom es , and on t he contrary it is opposite.

Mirror After mirror is enabled, the monitoring image will be displayed invertedly.

Flip

It is to change the display direction of the monitoring image.
It includes following options:

 Normal: The monitoring picture is normally displayed.


Flip mode 1: The monitoring picture is displayed with clockwise

rotation 90°



Flip mode 2: The monitoring picture is displayed with anticlockwise

rotation 90°

 180°: The monitor ing picture is displayed ups ide down.

Note:

Please set the video

resolution as 1080P or lower when applying flip mode

for some devices.

EIS

It can realize electronic anti-

flicker function via comparison algorithm of

image difference, which can effectively solve the problem of image jittering

during application and it can make the image cleare r .

Step 3
Click “Save” and complet e the image parameter config of the camera.

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5.1.1.2 Exposure
Step 1
Select “Setup > Camera > Conditions > Exposure”. The system will display the “Exposur e” i nt er f ac e
which is shown in Figure 5-2.

Figure 5-2
Step 2
It is to set the exposure para meter , ple as e r efer to the following sheet for more details.

Parameter Note

Anti-flicker

 Outdoor: You can switch to exposure mode when it is in

outdoor mode, it can realize the result in the corresponding
exposure mode.

 50Hz: When the current is 50Hz, system can aut o adjust the

exposure according to the environment brightness in case
there is any stripe.

 60Hz: When the current is 60Hz, system can aut o adjust the

exposure according to the environment brightness in case
there is any stripe.

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Parameter Note

Mode

It is the camera exposure mode.

Note:

 W hen “Anti-

flicker” is “Outdor”, the “exposure mode” can be

set as “gain priority” or “ shutter priority” mode.



Different devices have different exposure modes; please

refer to the actual interface.
It includes the following opt ions:


Auto: It can auto adjust the image brightness according to

the environment.


Gain priority: The device can auto adjust according to the

gain range which is set by priority during normal exposure

range according to the different scene brightness. The device
will auto adjust shutter value if the image brightness fails to

reach the effect and the gain value has reached to upper limit

or lower limit, which is to make the image reach the best

brightness.


Shutter priority: The device can auto adjust according to the
shutter range which is set by priority during normal exposure
range according to the different scene brightness. The device

will auto adjust shutter value if the image brightness fails to

reach the effect and the shutter value has reached to upper
limit or lower limit, which is to make the image reach the best

brightness.


Iris priority: Iris value is fixed, the device can auto adjust the

shutter value if the image brightness fails to reach effect and

the shutter value has reached the upper limit or lower limit,

the device can auto adjust the gain value to make the image

reach the best brightness.


Manual: It is to manually set gain value and shutter value,

adjust the the displayed brightness of the image.

Auto Iris

It can set the parameter when the camera installs auto iris.



The lens iris can auto adjust the size according to the
environment after auto iris is enabled, then the image

brightness will change ac cordingly.
 The iris value

reaches the max when disabling auto iris, the

lens iris will not change according to the environment

brightness.

3D NR

It is to process the image with multiframe (at least two frames), it

can realize noise reduction of the image by using the interframe

information between the previous and latter frame.

Grade

It can set the parameter when “3D NR” is enabled.
The bigger the grade is, the better NR effect it can realize.

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Step 3
Click “Save” to complete the par ameter config of camera exposure.

5.1.1.3 Backlight
Backlight mode can be divided into BLC, WDR and HLS.
BLC: it can avoid cucoloris phenomenon of the darker ar ea in t he backlight environment.
WDR: It can suppress the overbright area and compensate darker area by enabling WDR, which can
make the overall image cl ear .
HLC: It is to weaken the hi gh li ght , w hich can be applied in the areas such as toll gate, entrance and exit
of the parking lot and etc. As for ext r eme light, it can snapshot the huma n fa c e in the dark environment
and it can realize better effect for the details of the p lat e number.

Step 1
Select “Setup > Camera > Condition > Backlight”, the system will display the interface o f “Backlight”
which is shown in Figure 5-3.

Figure 5-3
Step 2
Set the backlight parameter.
 When the “Mode” is s et as “Scene Self-adaptation”, t he system will auto adjust the i mag e

brightness according t o t he environmental brightnes s, which is to make the object display clearly in
the scene.

 When the “Mode” is s et as “BLC”, it can select default mo de or customized mode.

 When selecting “Default” mode, the system can realize auto exposure according to the

environment, which is to ma ke t he image in the darkest area clear to be s een.

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 When selecting “Customized” m ode, the system can realize expos ure upon the selected area

after it set customized are a, which is to make the image of the selected area reach
appropriate brightness.

 When the “Mode” is set as “WDR”, it will lower the brightness of the area with hig h br ightness and

enhance the brightness o f t he ar ea with low brightness, which i s t o ma ke t he objects in both high

brightness and low brightn ess ar ea display clearly.
Note:
There may be video loss of a few seconds when the camera is sw it ched from non WDR mode to WDR
mode.
 When the “Mode” is s et as “HLC”, the system will const r ain the brightness of the area with high

brightness and decreas e t he size of the halo area, which is to lower the brightness of the whole

image.
Step 3
Click “Save” to complete the c onfig of the backlight mode.

5.1.1.4 WB
WB is used to restore the white object in the scene by the camera, after WB mode is set, it can make
the white object look white in different environment s.
Step 1
Select “Setup > Camera > Conditions > WB”, the system wil l dis pl ay the interface of “WB”, which is
shown in Figure 5-4.

Figure 5-4
Step 2
Set WB mode.

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 When the “Mode” is s et as “Auto”, the system can au t o com pensate white balance upon different

color temperatures, wh ich is to make the image color normal.

 When the “Mode” is s et as “Natural”, the system can auto compensate white balanc e t o t he scene

without artificial light, w hic h is t o m ake the image color normal.

 When the “Mode” is s et as “Street Lamp”, the system can auto compensate white balance to the

outdoor scene at night, which is t o m ake the image color normal.

 When the “Mode” is s et as “Outdoor”, the system ca n aut o compensate white balance to the most

outdoor scenes with natural light and artificial light, which is to make the image color normal.

 When the “Mode” is s et as “Manual”, it can manually set the value of red gain and blue gain; the

system can compensate the different color temperatures in the environment according to the
settings.

 When the “Mode” is s et as “Regional Custom”, it is to set cus t omized area, the system can

compensate white balan ce to different color temperature of the images in the area, w hic h is t o
make the image color nor ma l.

Step 3
Click “Save” to complete the c onfig of WB mode.

5.1.1.5 Day & Night
It is to set the switch between co lor mode and blac k & white mode.
Step 1
Select “Setup > Camera > Conditions > Day & Night ” and t he system will display the interfac e of “Day &
Night”, which is shown in Fig ur e 5-5.

Figure 5-5

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Step 2
Set day & night parameter; please refer to the following sheet for more details.

Parameter Note

Mode

It is to set the camera image displ ayed as color or black & white mode.

Note:

The setting of “Day/Night Mode” is not affected by the setting of “Profile

Management”.
It includes the following opt ions:

 Color: The camera image is displayed as color i m age.


Auto: The camera can auto select color image or black & white image

to be displayed according to the environmental bright ness.

 Black & white: The camera image is displayed as black & white image.

Sensitivity

The parameter can be set w hen t he “ Day /Night Mode” is “Auto”.
It is to set the sensitivity of the switch between image color display and
black & white display.

Delay

The parameter can be set w hen t he “ Day/Night Mode” is “Auto”.

It is to set the switch delay between image color display and white & black
display. The smaller the delay is, t he fast er of t he sw it ch becomes between

color display and black & w hit e di splay.

Step 3

Click “Save” to complete the c onfig of day/night mode.

5.1.1.6 Defog
The image quality will bec om e w eak when the device is in the environment with fog or haze, y ou can
enable defog function to a djust t he i m age definition.
Step 1
Select “Setup > Camera > Conditions > Defog” and the sys t em wi ll d isplay the interface of “Defog”
which is shown in Figure 5-6.

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Figure 5-6
Step 2
It is to set defog mode accor din g to the actual scene.
 When the “Mode” is s et as “Manual”, it is to manually set int ensity and air light mode, the sy st em

will adjust the image defin ition according to the intensit y and air light mode which have bee n set
previously. As for air light mo de, you can set manual or auto.

 When the “Mode” is s et as “Auto”, the system will auto adjust the image definition accor di ng t o t he

actual scene.

 When the “Mode” is s et as “Off”, then the defog function is disabled.

Step 3
Click “Save” to complete the c onfig of defog mode.

5.1.1.7 IR Light
You can directly set the mode of IR light if the device is equipped with IR light.
Step 1
Select “Setup > Camera > Conditions > IR Light” and the sy st em will display the interface of “IR L ig ht ”
which is shown in Figure 5-7.

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Figure 5-7
Step 2
It is to set IR light mode according to the actual scene.
 When the “Mode” is s et as “Manual”, it can manually set the brightness of IR light; t he system will

realize light compensation to the image according to t he IR light intensity.

 When the “Mode” is s et as “Smart IR”, the system ca n adj ust the light brightness accordin g t o t he

actual scene.

 When the “Mode” is s et as “Zoomprio”, the system can auto adjust the IR light accordin g t o the

brightness change of the act ual scene.

 The system will enable near light by priority when the actual scene becomes dark, the system

will enable the far light when t he near light fails to meet the requir ement of scene brightness
even if it is adjusted to the brightest .

 The system will adjust far light bright ness by priority to off and then adj ust the brightness of

near light when the actual scene becomes bright. The sy st em wil l a lw ays disable far light
when the focal length of the lens is adjusted to a certain wide angle, which is to avoid near
overexposure. Meanwh ile, it can manually set light c om pensation to slightly adjust the
brightness of IR light.

 When the “mode” is s et as “Off”, it will not enable the I R light .

Step 3
Click “Save” and complet e the config of IR light.

5.1.1.8 Profile Management
Step 1
Select “Setup > Camera > Conditions > Profile Manage me nt ” and t he s ystem will display the interfa ce of
“Profile Management” .

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Step 2
Set profile management.
 When the “Profile M anagement” is set as “Norma l”, t he s ystem will monitor accordin g t o the normal

config.

Figure 5-8
 When the “Profile Management” is set as “Full Time”, you can select “Always E nable” in “Day” or

“Night’, the system will monitor according to the config of “always enable”.

Figure 5-9
 When the “Profile Management” is set as “Schedule”, you can set some period as day and another

period as night, for examp le, i f it set s 0:00~12:00 as day, 12:00~24:00 as night , then the system will
monitor by adopting corresponding config in different periods.

Figure 5-10
Step 3
Click “Save” to complete t he set t ings of profile management.

Note:

Click “Default” to restore t he device to default config; clic k “ Refresh” to check the latest config file of the
device.

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5.1.1.9 Zoom and Focus
Note:

Only motorized vari-focal dev ices support focus and zoom function.
Step 1
Select “Setup > Camera > Conditions > Zoom and Focus” and the system will display the interface of
“Zoom and Focus” which is s how n i n Fi gur e 5-11.

Figure 5-11

Step 2
Adjust the focal length of t he le ns.
After it is zoomed, set “Speed” and press “+”, “-“or drag the sl iding block directly to adjust.
Step 3
Adjust the lens definition.
After it is focused, set “Sp eed” and press “+”, “-“or drag the slid ing b lock directly to adjust.

Note:

 Speed is used to set the length by pressing “+” and “-“.
 After adjusting the focal length of the lens or click “Auto Focus”, the device wi ll aut o adj ust the

image definition, it is not allowed to implement other lens o per ation during auto focus.

 After several times of zoom and focus, the image fails to be adjusted clear, click “Restore All’ to

reset the lens to zero and remove the accumulative error of the l ens.

 Click “Refresh” and the device will auto matically synchronize the har dw ar e t o the location of sliding

block of lens zoom and foc us.

5.1.2 Video

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5.1.2.1 Video
Step 1
Select “Setup > Camera > Video > Video” and the system will display the interface of “Video” which is
shown in Figure 5-12 or Fi gur e 5-13.

Figure 5-12 (Non fisheye)

Figure 5-13 (Fisheye)

Step 2

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Set video bit stream, please refer to the following sh eet for more details about the parameter s.

Parameter Function

Installation Mode

It will display the parameter when the device is fisheye.

There are three installation modes for fisheye which ar e
ceiling, wall mount and gr ound installation, please
select installation mode a ccor ding to the actual
installation scene of the fis heye.
The system will begin to sw itch after s witching
installation mode, it will prompt successfully saved after
it is switched successfully.

Note:

The device end will output the dewarped video stream
after configuring install at io n and r ec ord mode, when the
device is accessed to third-party platform, it will directly

display the dewarped image on the third-party platform.

Record Mode

It will display the parameter when the device is fisheye.

The system will begin to sw itch after r ecord mode is
switched, it will prompt sa ved successfully after it is
switched successfully.
The record mode will change according to the different
installation modes.

 1O: the original picture which is not dewarped.
 1P: 360°rectangular panorama.
 2P: The mode can be set when the “Installation

Mode” is set as “Ceiling” or “Ground”. It is the 2
related 180°rectangular image, the two
subwindows can both for m 36 0° panorama anytime.

 1O+3R: original image + 3 independent sub

images, both the sub image and sub boxes in the
original image can support zoom and movement.

 1R: Original image + independent sub imag e, t he

sub boxes of the original image support zoom and
movement.

 4R: original image + 4 independent sub images,

both the sub image and sub boxes in the original
image support zoom and mov ement.

 2R: Original image + 2 independent sub ima ges,

the sub boxes of the original im age can support
zoom and movement, the sub i m age supports up
and down movement, whi ch c an change the
vertical angle of view.

Note:

The device end will output dewarped video stream after
configuring installation and record mode, when the
device is accessed to the third-party platform, it will
directly display the dewarped image on the third-party
platform.

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Parameter Function

Sub Stream Enable

Select “Enable” to enable sub stream.

The device supports enabling sub stream 1 and sub

stream 2 at the same time.

Smart Codec

It can enhance image co mpr es sion performance and

reduce storage space by enab li ng i ntelligent encoding.

Note:

After intelligent encodin g is enabled, the device will not
support third stream, ROI or int el li gent event detection,

please refer to the actual interface for more details.

Code-Stream Type

ACF means using differen t fps t o r ecor d.

There are two options: VBR and CBR.
Please note you can set video qu al it y in VBR mode.
Note:
WEB interfaces don’t su pport motion detect and alar m

code stream setting.

Encode mode

There are five options: H.264 (ma in profile standard,

H.264H (high profile stand ar d) , H.264B (Baseline
Profile), H.265 (main profile standard) and MJPEG
encode.
 The H.264, H.264H both are H264 bit stream.

H.264 is the Main Profile encode and you need to
enable the sub stream func t ion in your camera and
set the resolution as CIF. Then you can monitor via
the Blackberry cell phone.

 The H.265 is the main profile encode mode.
 MJPEG: In this encode mode, the video needs to

large bit stream to guarantee the video definition.
You can use the max bit stream v alue in the

recommend bit to get the bet ter video output effect.

Resolution

There are multiple resolutions. You can select from the
dropdown list.

For each resolution, the recommended bit stream v alue
is different.

Note: When video is unde r r ot at ing st at us, you cannot
set resolution higher than 1080P (excluding 1080P).

Video Clip

The function is only suppo rted by sub stream 2, please
refer to “Video Clip” for m or e det ai ls below the sheet.

Frame Rate (FPS)

PAL: 1～25f/s，1-50f/s NTSC: 1～30f/s or 1~60f/s.
The frame rate may vary due to different resolutions.

Bit Rate Type

There are two options: VBR and CBR.

Please note, you can set v ideo qua lity in VBR mode.

Under MJPEG mode, only CBR is available.

Recommended Bit

Recommended bit rate v alue according to the resolut ion
and frame rate you have set.

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Parameter Function
Bit Rate

 In CBR, the bit rate here is the max value. In

dynamic video, system ne eds to low frame rate or
video quality to guarantee the value.

 The value is null in VBR mode.

 Please refer to recommend bit rate for the detailed

information.

SVC

Frame rate can be encoded by layer. It is a flexible
encoding method. By default, it is 1 as 1 layer. You also
can set 2/3/4 layers.

I Frame

Here you can set the P frame amount between two I
frames. The value ranges from 1 to 150. Default value
is 50.

Recommended value is frame rate *2.

Watermark Settings

Select “Watermark Sett in g” and enable watermar k
function. After the watermark function is enabled, y ou
can check if the video is tampered via verifying
watermark character.

Watermark Character

It is the character of watermar k v er i fi cat i on, it is
DigitalCCTV by default.

 Video Clip

1. Select “Sub Stream 2” in the dr op-down box, click “Enable”.

2. Enable “Video Clip”, clic k

.

The system will display t he inter face of “Area”, which is shown in Figure 5-14.

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Figure 5-14

3. Select the needed resolut i on and clip the needed image on the interface, which is shown in Fig ur e

5-15.

4. Click “Save”. You can check the clipped video in the preview interface (the sub strea m 2 preview

interface only displays t he clip ped area), which is shown in Figur e 5-15.

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Figure 5-15

Step 3
Click “Save” to complete video stream setup.

5.1.2.2 Snapshot
The snapshot interface is shown as in Figure 5-16.

Figure 5-16

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

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Parameter Function
Snapshot type

There are two modes: general (schedule) and Event (activation).

Image size It is the same as the resolut ion of main stream.

Quality

It is to set the image quality . There ar e six l evels.

Interval

It is to set snapshot frequency . Optional1~7s/picture, c ust omized.

5.1.2.3 Video Overlay
The video overlay interface is shown as in Figure 5-17.

Figure 5-17

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Figure 5-18

Figure 5-19

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Figure 5-20

Figure 5-21

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Figure 5-22

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

Parameter Function
Privacy Masking



Here you can privacy mask the specified video in t he

monitor video.

 System max supports 4 privacy mask zones.

Time Title

 You can enable this function so that system over lays time

information in video windo w.



You can use the mouse to drag the time tile position.

Channel Title

 You can enable this function so that system over lays

channel information in video window.



You can use the mouse to drag the channel tile position.

Text Overlay

 You can enable this function to overlay text in video

window.

 You can use the mouse to drag location box to adjus t it s

position. Alignment include align left and align right.

Picture Overlay

 You can enable this function to display overlay picture.

Click on disable to turn it off.

 Click on Upload Picture to overlay local picture into

monitoring window. You can drag the yellow box to move
it.

Note:

You cannot enable text and pict ur e overlay at the same time.

Counting

 Check “Enable” to display the counting statistics data in

the video monitoring window; check “Disable” not t o
display.

 There are enter number a nd leave number for statistics

type and left align and right alig n f or O SD info.

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Refresh



Set privacy mask, channel title, time title, location, overlay

and save the change. You can click on Refresh to see

effect.

Default



Click it to restore default config.

Save

 Click it to complete video settings.

5.1.2.4 ROI
Note: Some series don’t s uppor t ROI s et up function.

Figure 5-23

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Figure 5-24

Parameters Note

Enable

Check “Enable”, then it wi ll display the ROI in the video monitoring window;
Check “Disable”, then it w on’t display.

Image
Quality

 Set the image quality of RO I , r anging fr om 1～6, default is 6.

Note:
For fisheye device, it rang es from 1~6 (best), default is 6 (best)

 Able to set area block, max 4 ar eas.

5.1.2.5 Path
The storage path interface is show n as in Figure 5-25.
Here you can set snap image saved path and the recor d storage path.

 The default monitor image path is C:\Users\admin\WebDownload\LiveSnapshot.
 The default monitor record path is C:\Users\admin\WebDownload\LiveRecord.
 The default playback snapshot path is C:\Users\admin\WebDownload\PlaybackSnapshot.

The default playback download path is C:\Users\admin\WebDownload\PlaybackRecord.
The default playback cut pat h is: C:\Users\admin\WebDownload\VideoClips.
Note:
Admin is locally logged in PC a cc ount.
Please click the Save butt on t o save current setup.

Figure 5-25

5.1.3 Audio

Please note some series devices do not sup port audi o function.

5.1.3.1 Audio
The audio interface is sho w n as bel ow . See Figure 5-26.

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Figure 5-26

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed informat ion.

Parameter Function

Enable You can enable audio onl y when video is enabled.

After selecting the “Enable” of main stream or sub st ream, t he
network transmission str eam is the audio/video composite
stream, otherwise it only i nc lu des video image.

Encode mode

The encode mode of the main str eam and extra stream inclu de
G.711A, G.711Mu, G. 726 and A CC. The default mode is
G.711A.

The setup here is for audio enc ode mode and the bidirectional
talk encode both.

Sampling
Frequency

The sampling frequency of audio. It includes the following
options:

 8K
 16K
 32K
 48K
 64K

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AudioIn Type

Two modes to select: LineI n, M ic. Dev ice needs to connect
external audio input source under LineIn mode, and it does n’t

need to connect externa l audio input source under Mic mod e.
Noise Filter Enable t he function and it can filter relevant noise.
Microphone

Volume

Adjust microphone volu me from 0～100.

Note:

Supported by some dev ic es.

Speaker Volume

Adjust speaker volume from 0～100.

Note:

Supported by some dev ic es.

5.1.3.2 Alarm audio

Figure 5-27

Figure 5-28

Audio management currently supports PCM format to record and PCM, wav two forms to upload，

and can select an audio file for t he audio alarm linkage.

The way to download the w eb alarm playback audio file into loc al i s as follows:

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Step 1 Use t he l eft mouse button to clic k the hollow circle in the “choice” column on the left,

and shows

，which means effe ct ive choice of alarm audio.

Step 2 Use t he r ig ht mouse button to click

，select “save t ar get as” t o download.

5.2 Network

5.2.1 TCP/IP

The TCP/IP interface is shown as in Figure 5-29. It supports IPv 4 and I Pv6. IPv4 supports static IP and
DHCP. IPv6 supports static IP only. When users manually modify IP address, WEB will automatically
jump to the new IP address.

Figure 5-29

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

Parameter Function
Host Name

It is to set current host device name. It max supports 15

characters.
Ethernet Card Please select the Ethernet por t . Defa ult is wired.

Please note you can modify the default Ethernet card if there is

more than one card.
Mode

There are two modes: static mode and the DHCP mode. Select

DHCP mode, it auto searches IP, and you cannot set I P/ subnet

mask/gateway. Select st atic mode, you must manually set

IP/subnet mask/gateway.
Mac Address It is to display hose Mac address.

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IP Version It is to select IP version. IPV4 or IPV6.

You can access the IP addr ess of these two versions.
IP Address

Please use the keyboard to input the corresponding nu mber t o

modify the IP address and t hen set the corresponding subnet

mask and the default gate w ay.
Preferred DNS DNS IP address.
Alternate DNS Alternate DNS IP address .
Enable

ARP/Ping set
device IP
address service.

You can use ARP/Ping co m m and t o modify or set the device IP

address if you know the device MAC address.

Before the operation, please make sure the network cam er a

and the PC in the same L AN. This function is on by defau lt .

You can refer to the steps listed below.

Step 1: Get an IP address. Set the network camera and the PC

in the same LAN.

Step 2: Get the physical address fro m the l abel of the network

camera.

Step 3: Go to the Run interface and t hen input the following

commands.

arp –s <IP Address> <MAC>

ping –l 480 –t <IP Address>

Such as：arp -s 192.168.0. 125 11-40-8c-18-10-11

ping -l 480 -t 192.168.0.125

Step 4: Reboot the device.

Step 5: You can see the setup is OK if you can see there are

output information such a s “ Reply from 192.168.0.125 …” from

the command output lines. Now you can close the command

line.

Step 6: Open the browse and then input http://<IP address>.

Click the Enter button, you can access now.

5.2.1.1 P2P
Click “Enable” to connect t he device to network, and then you can c onnect to the device via mobile

client of P2P after “Online” is displayed o n the interface (connection mo de: add device serial number or
scan QR code). See Figure 5-30.

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Figure 5-30

5.2.2 Connection

5.2.2.1 Connection
The connection interfac e i s s how n as in Figure 5-31.

Figure 5-31

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

Parameter Function
Max

connection

It is the max Web connection for the same device. The value ran ges from 1
to 20. Default connection amount is 10.

TCP port

Port range is 1025~65534 . The default value is 37777. You can input t he
actual port number if nece ssar y.

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UDP port

Port range is 1025~65534 . The default value is 37778. You can i nput the
actual port number if nece ssar y.

HTTP port

Port range is 1025~65524 . The default value is 80. You can input the
actual port number if nece ssar y.

RTSP port

 The default value is 554. Please leave blank if use default. User uses

QuickTime or VLC can pla y the following formats. Blac kBer r y can play
too.

 Real-time monitoring URL format, ple ase r equire real-time RTSP

media server, require channel no., bit stream type in URL. You may
need username and passw or d.

 User uses BlackBerry need to set encode mode to H. 264B, resolution

to CIF and turn off audio.
URL format is:
rtsp://username:password@ip:port/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0
Username/password/IP and port.
The IP is device IP and the port def ault value is 554. You can leave it in

blank if it is the default value.
Follow standard RTP protocol and when encode mode is MJPEG, the max

resolution only supports 2040*2040.

HTTPs
Port

HTTPs communication port, range is 1025~65534, def ault is 443.

Note:
 0～1024, 37780～37880, 1900, 3800, 500 0, 5050, 9999, 37776, 39999, 42323 are all special ports.

User cannot modify them.

 Avoid using default port value of other ports.

5.2.2.2

ONVIF

ONVIF（Open Network Video Int er face Forum），this stan dard describes network video mode,
interface, data type and dat a inter action mode. ONVIF Standard’s a i m is to achieve a network video
frame agreement and ma kes t he net work video products (inc lu ding video front-end, video equipment,
etc.) from different manuf act ur er s c ompletely compatible.
ONVIF function is on by defa ult .

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Figure 5-32

5.2.3 PPPoE

The PPPoE interface is shown as in Figure 5-33.
Enter the PPPoE username and password which ar e pr ovided by ISP (Internet Serv ice Provider), and
click “Enable”. The netw or k camera will automatically establish network connection in t he mode of
PPPoE after it is enabled, after it is successful, the I P of the “ I P Address” will be automat ically modified
into the dynamic IP addre s s of the acquired WAN.

Note:

After PPPoE dial-up is successful, it needs to log in the device via the IP which is set before dial-up; in
the PPPoE setup interfac e, it w ill display the registered IP address, and then it can visit the IP addr ess
via client.

Please disable UPnP when clicking PPPoE enable, which is to avoid causing influence t o PPPoE dial­up.

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Figure 5-33

5.2.4 DDNS

The DDNS interface is sh own as in Figure 5-34.
The DDNS is to set to connect the various servers so that y ou can access the system via the server.
Please go to the correspo nding service website to apply a domain name and then access the system
via the domain. It works even your IP address has changed. When the device connects to WLAN, you
should disable UPnP.

Figure 5-34

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

Parameter Function
Server Type

Click it to select DDNS pr ot ocol t ype, which includes: ICDDNS,
NO-IP DDNS, Dyndns D DNS, the default is ICDDNS.

Server Address DDNS server IP address

ICDDNS
Server address: www. icddns.com
NO-IP DDNS
Server address: dynupdate.no-ip.com
Dyndns DDNS
Server address: members.dyndns.org

Mode Default is auto, it can select manual
Domain Name

Both auto and manual are “ M AC ad dr esss.icddns.com” by
default, it is able to set pre fix m anually.

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Parameter Function
Username The user name you input to log in the ser ver, optional.

The ICDDNS interface is shown as in Figure 5-35.

Figure 5-35

Parameter Function
Server Type You can select ICDDNS protocol
Server Address Under ICDDNS the default server address is “ www.icddns.com”
Mode Default is auto, manual is opt ional.
Domain Name

The default is “MAC address. icd dns. com” for both auto and manua l, for manual
users can set prefix by the ms elves.

Test

It is to test if the domain name can be used or not. The paramet er exists only when
selecting “manual” in “Mode”.

Username The user name you input to log in the ser ver, optional.

5.2.5 IP filter

The IP filter interface is show n as in Figure 5-36.
You can enable IP filter function so that some specified IP/MAC user can access the network camer a.
You can add IP address or I P segment.
If you do not check the box here, it m eans t here is on access limit.

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Here you can add IP address and MAC address. You must add t hese addresses before en abling the
trusted sites.
Please note: You must set MAC address in the same net w ork segment.

Figure 5-36

5.2.6 SMTP （e-mail)

The SMTP interface is shown as in Figure 5-37.

Figure 5-37

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

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Parameter Function
SMTP Server

Input server address and then enable this function.

Port Default value is 25. You can m odify it if necessary.
Anonymity

For the server which suppor t s t he anonymity email function, it
won’t display the informati on of t he sender.

User Name

The user name of the sender email account.

Password

The password of sender email account.

Sender

Sender email address.

Authentication
(Encryption
mode)

You can select SSL, TLS or none.

Title (Subject)

Input email subject here.

Attachment

System can send out the em ai l of the snapshot picture once

you check the box here.

Mail receiver

Input receiver email address here. Max three addresses.

Interval

The send interval ranges fr om 0 to 3600 seconds. 0 means

there is no interval.
Please note system will n ot send out the email immediately
when the alarm occurs. When the alarm, motion detection or
the abnormity event act ivates the email, system sen ds out the
email according to the interval you specified here. This
function is very useful when t her e ar e t oo many emails
activated by the abnormity events, which may result in he avy

load for the email server.

Health mail
enable

Please check the box here to ena b le this functio n.

Email test

The system will automatic ally sent out a email once to test the

connection is OK or not .Before the email test, please sav e

the email setup informat io n.

5.2.7 UPnP

It allows you to establish the m apping relationship between the LAN and the public network.
Here you can also add, modi fy or r emov e U PnP item. For UPnP on different routers, you must disable
UPnP function. See Figure 5-38.
In the Windows OS, From Start->Control Panel->Add or remove programs. Click the “Add/Remove
Windows Components” and then select the “Network Services” from the Windows Co m ponents Wizard.
Click the Details button and then check the “Internet Gatew ay Device Discovery and Contro l cl ient” and
“UPnP User Interface”. P lease click OK to begin installation.

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Enable UPnP from the Web. I f y our UPn P is enabled in the Windows OS, t he net work camera can auto
detect it via the “My Networ k Pl aces” .
Under manual mode, you can modify external port. Und er aut o mode, select idle port for auto por t
mapping without user modification.

Figure 5-38

5.2.8 SNMP

The SNMP interface is sh ow n as in Figure 5-39 and Figure 5-40.
The SNMP allows the com m uni c at i on bet ween the network mana gement work station software and the
proxy of the managed device. P lease install the software such as MG MibBrowser 8.0c softw are or
establish the SNMP serv ice before you use this function. You need to reboot the device to activate the
new setup.

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Figure 5-39

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

Parameter Function
SNMP Version  Check SNMP v1, device only process v1 info.

 Check SNMP v2, device only process v2 info.
 Check SNMP v3, can set username, passw or d and

encryption method. Serv er calibrate corresponding
username, password and enc ryption method too access
device and v1/v2 are unavailable.

SNMP port

The listening port of the proxy program of the device. It is a
UDP port not a TCP port. The value ranges from 1 to 65535.
The default value is 161

Community

It is a string, as command bet ween management and proxy , ,
defining a proxy, and a manager ’s authentication.

Read community

Read-only access to all SNMP targets, default is public.
Note: Only number, letter , _, and – supported.

Write community

Read/write access to all SNMP targets, default is priv at e.
Note: Only number, letter , _, and – supported.

Trap address

The destination address of the Trap information fro m the

proxy program of the devi ce.

Trap

SNMP trap is a proxy mes sage sent to admin as important
event notice or status cha nge.

Trap Address

Address where to send Tr ap mes sage.

Trap Port

Port which send Trap message, default is 162, range
1~65535.

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Figure 5-40

Check SNMP v3 version and SNMP port, read community, write community , Trap ad dr ess, Trap port
are same with SNMP v1 and SNMP v2 versions. Only when SNMP version is SNMP v3, users ne ed to
configure parameter in chart.

Parameter Function

SNMP Version SNMP v3
Read-only

Username

Default is public.

Note:

Name only can be numbe r , letter and underline.

Read/Write
Username

Default is private.

Note:

Name only can be numbe r , letter and underline.

Authentication

You may select MD5 or SHA, default is MD5.

Authentication
Password

Password not less than 8 char act er s.

Encryption

Default is CBC-DES.

Encryption
Password

Password not less than 8 char act er s.

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5.2.9 Bonjour

The Bonjour interface is shown as below. See Figure 5-41.
Bonjour is based on the multic ast DNS service from the Apple. Th e Bonjour device can automatically
broadcast its service information and listen to the service information from other device.
You can use the browse of the Bo njour service in the same L AN to search the network camera device
and then access if you do not know the network camera in formation such as IP address.
You can view the server name w hen t he network camera is detected by the Bonjour. Pleas e note the
safari browse support this function. Click the “Di s play All Bookmar k s: and open the Bonjour, system can
auto detect the network camer a of the Bonjour function in the LAN.

Figure 5-41

5.2.10 Multicast

The multicast interface is shown as in Figure 5-42.
Multicast is a transmissio n mode of data packet. When ther e is multiple-host to receive the same data
packet, multiple-cast is the best option to reduce t he br oad w idth and the CPU load. The source h ost
can just send out one data to t r ansit . This function also depends on the relationship of the group
member and group of the out er .
Note:

 Open preview, streaming media protoco l, select multicast, and monit or via multicast format.
 Here you can set multicast address and port. You also need to go to Live interface to set the

protocol as Multicast.

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Figure 5-42

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

5.2.11 4G

Note: This function is only for s eries with 4G module.
4G is a mobile communic at ion system which makes w ireless communication integrat es w ith Internet
and multimedia communicat ion.

5.2.11.1 Dialing Setting

Parameter Function
Enable

Select to enable multicast function. Main stream and sub stream cannot be
used at the same time.

Multicast address

Main/sub stream multicast default address is 224.1.2.4 and its range is

224.0.0.0～239.255.255.255.

Port

Multicast port. Main stre am is 40000, sub stream1 is 40016, sub stream2 is
40032 and the range is 1025～65534.

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Figure 4-53

Parameter Function
Wireless Net Type

Auto, WCDMA, FDD-LTE optional, you can select accor ding

to the operator.

Enable Check to enable 4G module.
APN

It shall be acquired from t he operator according to the set up
of operator.

Authentication Mode

Auto, PAP and CHAP, the aut hentication algorithm is
different according to dif fe r ent oper at or s .

Dial-up Number

The number is different accor ding to different operator, it can
be acquired from operator.

User name It shall be acquired from the operator.
Password It shall be acquired from t he operator.
Update Period

It is the period beyond the dial-up period which has been
set, it is 30s by default, which means the device can auto
acquire 4G dial-up status, cut off dial-up to save flow.

Time Range

It is the time period to set dial-up. I t can ac t iv ate the function

via message to enable/disable dial-up function if it is
beyond the time period.

IP Address

It will displ a y the acquired IP after t he dial-up is successful
via 4G.

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5.2.11.2 Mobile Setting

Figure 4-54

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

Parameter Function
Message Send In the event, after the corresponding me ssage activation is

enabled, it will send mess age t o the phone of receiver when
event happens. It needs to enable the function of message
activation function in the e vent interface when using the
function.

Message
Activation

It can send message ON/ O FF t o t he SI M car d inside the device by
the mobile phone in the list, which is to enable /disable the dial-up
function and send REBOOT to restart the device.

Phone Activation

You can use the mobile phone in the calling list to call the SIM card
inside the device to enable dia l-up fun ctio n.

5.2.12 WIFI

Note:

Some series devices don ’t support WIFI and WPS fu nct ion.
WPS function is support ed by the devices with WPS button.

5.2.12.1 WIFI
WIFI info can show the name, status, IP information of the Current Hot Spot. Usually please “ Refresh”
WIFI work information after reconnection to ensure t he r eal-time display of the work stat us, because it
often takes some time to c onnect WIFI Hot Spot, which depends on the network signal str ength.

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Figure 5-45

WIFI setting method is as follows:
Step 1

Click

, show as ，means enab ling WIFI function.
Step 2
Click “ Search SSID”, and shows the wireless networ k hot spot of the current network camera

environment in the list.

Figure 5-46

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Step 3
Click “Add SSID” when need to add a wireless network manually，pop out an inter f ace in the figure

below, and enter network ID in the dialog box.

Figure 5-47

Step 4 Double click on one can pop out the signal intensity and authentic at i on of the hot spot.

· Please enter the password if necessary. Please keep the choice of password index
number same as the router when entering passwor d.

· Please click “connect” if it is unn ecessary to enter the password.

5.2.12.2 WPS

Figure 5-48

PIN Number and SSID are both ac quired from the router, plea se “ r efresh” the work information of WIFI
to ensure the real-time display of work state after filling in corr ect ly.

5.2.13 802.1x

802.1x (port based networ k a ccess control protocol) supports manual selection of authentication
method to control if device connected to LAN can join the LAN. It well supports aut hentication, charging,
safety and management requirement of network.

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Figure 5-49

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

Parameter Function
Authentication PEAP (protected EAP protocol).
Username

It needs the username to logi n, w hich i s aut henticated by the
server.

Password Please input password here.

5.2.14 QoS

The QoS interface is shown as below. See Figure 5-50.
Qos (Quality of Service) i s network security mechani sm. I t is a t echnology to fix the networ k delay and
jam problem and etc. For the netw ork service, the quality of service in cl udes the transmission bandwidth,
delay, the packet loss and etc. We can guarantee the transmission bandwidth, lower the delay, and
reduce the loss of the data packet and anti-dither to enhan ce t he quality.
We can set the DSCP (Dif ferentiated Services Code Poi nt) of the IP to distinguish the data packet so
that the router or the hub can provide different services for v ar ious dat a packets. It can select the
different queues accord in g t o the priority (64 different priority levels) of the packets and select t he
bandwidth of the each queue. Level 0 is the lowest, and level 63 is the highest. It can also discard at t he
different ratio when the br oad bandwidth is jam.

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Figure 5-50

Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

Parameter Function
Real-time

monitor

The value ranges from 0 to 63. The router or the switcher can
provide different service f or various data packets.

Command

The value ranges from 0 to 63. The r outer or the switcher can
provide different service f or various data packets.

Enable
Wireless QoS

Check it to enable QoS.

5.2.15 HTTPs

In the HTTPs setting inter f ac e, user s can make PC log in normally via HTTPs by creating certificate or
uploading signed certificate, which is to guarantee the security of communication data and provide
safeguard for user inform ation and device security w ith r eli able and stable technical means.
Step 1
Create certificate or upload the signed certificate.
 Please refer to the following steps if you select “Create Certificate”.

1. Select “Setup > Networ k > HTTPs”, and the system will dis play the interface of HTTPs, w hich is
shown in Figure 5-51.

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Figure 5-51

2. Click “Create” and it will pop out the dialog box of “HTTPs”, which is shown in Figure 5-52.

Figure 5-52

3. Fill in corresponding “Country”, “Province” and so m e ot her information, click “Create” a ft er f illi ng i n.
It will show the prompt of “Create Successfully”, which means the server certificate has been
successfully created.

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Note:

Make sure the “IP or domain name” is the same as that of the dev ice.

4. Click “Install” and it will ins tall the certificate on the dev ice end, w hich is shown in Figure 5-53.

Figure 5-53

5. Click “Download”. It w ill pop out the dialog box of “Save as”, save the file into the computer.

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Figure 5-54

6. Double click the download ed icon of “RootCert.cer”. The system will display the information
interface of “Certificate” , which is shown in Figure 5-55.

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Figure 5-55

7. Click “Install Certificate” and it will pop out the interface of “Certificate Import Wiz ar d” , which is
shown in Figure 5-56.

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Figure 5-56

8. Click “Next”. Select “Tru st ed Root Certification Author it ie s ”, which is shown in Figure 5-57.

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Figure 5-57

9. Click “Next”. The system will display the interface of “ Co mp let i ng t he Certificate Import Wizard”,
which is shown in Figure 5-58.

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Figure 5-58

10. Click “Finish”, and it will pop out the dialog box of “Security Warning”, whic h is shown in Figure 5-59.

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Figure 5-59

11. Click “Yes”. It will pop out the dialog box of “Imp or t Successful”, click “Ok” to complete downloading
certificate, which is shown in Figure 5-60.

Figure 5-60

 Please refer to the following steps if you select “I nstall Signed Certificate”.

1. Select “Setup > Networ k > HTTPs”. The system will display the interface of HTTPs, which i s s how n
in Figure 5-61.

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Figure 5-61

2. Select signed certificate and certificate key path res pec t iv ely via “Browse”, click “Upload”.

3. Install root certificate, plea se r efer t o s t ep 6~11 for more details.

4. Check “Enable HTTPs” , click “Save”. The system wil l display the dialog box of “Need to r eboot the
device”, and then the conf ig is v al id.

Figure 5-62

5. Use HTTPs

Use HTTPs to log in.
Enter

https://xx.xx.xx.xx in the browser, and it will pop out normal login inter face; the browser will prompt

certificate error if the certificate is not installed, w hi ch is shown in Figure 5-63.

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Figure 5-63

Note:

“xx.xx.xx.xx” is corresponding to your IP or domain name.

5.3 Event

5.3.1 Video detection

5.3.1.1 Motion Detection

Step 1
Select “Setup > Event > Vide o Detection > Motion Detection’ and the system will display the interfa c e of
“Motion Detection” which is shown in Figure 5-64.

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Figure 5-64

Step 2
Select “Enable” to enable motion detection function.
Step 3
Set motion detection area.

1. Click “Setup” and the syst em wi ll pop out the interface of “Sett ing Area”, which is shown in Figure 5­65

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Figure 5-65

2. Set area name, it is to set valid are a of motion detection accord ing to the actual situation, and it can
set the value of sensitivity and t hr eshold respectively.
The bigger the sensitivity is, the easier it is to generate motion detection, the smaller the threshold is,
the easier it is to generate moti on det ection; the entire video ima ge is the valid area of motion
detection by default.

Note:

 Different colors represent different area s; each ar ea can set different detection area.
 The red line in the Oscillogram means triggering motion detection; green line means not triggering

motion detection.

3. Click “Save” to complete area setting.

Step 4
It is to set other parameter s of motion detection, please refer to the following sheet for more details.

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Parameter Function
Working Period

Note:

It is to set the alarm period, it c an enable alarm event only during the
period range which has been set .

1. Click “Setup” and the syst em will pop out the interface of “Working
Period”.

2. It is to set working period according to the following methods:

 You can input time numerical value or press the left mouse button to

drag on the setup interfac e t o s et .

 There are six periods to be set every day, s elect t he c heck box in front

of the period, and then the period is valid.

 Select week number (it selects Sunday by default, if it selects the

whole week, then it means the setup can be applied to t he w hole
week, you can also select t he check box in front of the week num ber
to implement independent setting for some days).

3. Click “Save” to complete t he set up of working period.

Anti-dither

System only memorizes o ne event during the anti-dither per io d. The value
ranges from 0s to 100s.

Area

1. Click “Setup” and the syst em wi ll pop out the interface of “Set Area” .

2. Set the area name, it is to set t he valid area of motion detection
according to the actual situation, and it can set its sensitivity and
threshold respectively. The higher the sensitivity is, t he easier it is to
trigger motion detect, t he s maller the area threshold is, the eas i er it is
to generate motion detect, the whole video image is the v alid area of
the motion detect by default.

Note:

Different colors repres ent di ffer ent ar eas; each area can set different
detection areas.
The red line in the Oscillo gram means triggering mot ion det ect, the green
line means not triggering motion detect.

3. Click “Save” to complete area setup.

Record

Check it and so when alarm occ ur s, system will auto record. Y ou shall set
record period in Storage>Schedule and select auto r ec ord in record control
interface.

Record Delay

System can delay the rec or d for specified time after alarm en ded. The
value ranges from 10s to 300s .

Relay out

Enable alarm activation fu nction. You need to select alar m output port so
that system can activate cor r esponding alarm device when alarm occurs.

Alarm Delay

System can delay the alarm output for specified time after a larm ended. The
value ranges from 10s to 300s.

Send Email

If you enabled this function, System can send out ema i l to alert you when
alarm occurs and ends. User can set email address in Net work>SMTP.

Audio linkage

Check it and the system will play alarm audio file when alarm occurs. Use

can set the recorded or uploaded audio file in “camera setting ＞ audio

＞

alarm audio”.

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Parameter Function
Flash linkage

Check it and the flash will be on when alarm occurs, and the flash will
be off until the end of alarm after corresponding delay.

PTZ

 Here you can set PTZ movement when alar m o ccurs. Such as go to

preset x when there is an alar m.

 The event type includes: preset, tour and pattern.

Snapshot

You need to check the box her e s o t hat system can backup motion det ection
snapshot file. You shall set snapshot period in Storage>Schedule.

Step 5
Click “Save” to complete the s et t ing of motion detection.

5.3.1.2 Video Tampering
Step 1
Select “Setup > Event > Vide o Detection > Video Tampering” and the syst em will display the interface of
“Video Tampering” which is shown in Figure 5-66.

Figure 5-66
Step 2
Set the parameter of video t amp er i ng; please refer to the following sheet for more details.

Parameter Function
Enable video

tampering

You need to check the box to enable video mask detection a larm.

Enable defocus
detection

You need to check the box to enable defocus detection alarm.

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Parameter Function
Working Period

Note:

It is to set the alarm period, it c an enable alarm event only during the
period range which has been set .

1. Click “Setup” and the syst em wi ll pop out the interface of “ Working
Period”.

2. It is to set working period according to the following methods:

 You can input time numerical value or press the left mouse button to

drag on the setup interfac e t o s et .

 There are six periods to be set every day, s elect t he c heck box in front

of the period, and then the period is valid.

 Select week number (it selects Sunday by default, if it selects the

whole week, then it means the setup can be applied to t he w hole
week, you can also select t he check box in front of the week number
to implement independent setting for some days).

3. Click “Save” to complete t he set up of working period.

Record

Check it and so when alarm occ ur s, system will auto record. Y ou shal l set
record period in Storage>Schedule and select auto r ec ord in record control
interface.

Record Delay

System can delay the rec or d for specified time after alarm en ded. The
value ranges from 10s to 300s .

Relay out

Enable alarm activation fu nction. You need to select alar m output port so
that system can activate cor r esponding alarm device when alarm occurs.

Alarm Delay

System can delay the alarm output for specified time after a larm ended. The
value ranges from 10s to 300s.

Send Email

If you enabled this function, System can send out ema i l to alert you when
alarm occurs and ends. U ser can set email address in Netw ork>SMTP.

Audio linkage

Check it and the system will play alarm audio file when alarm occurs. Use

can set the recorded or uploaded audio file in “camera setting ＞ audio

＞

alarm audio” .

Flash linkage

Check it and the flash will be on when alarm occurs, and the flash will
be off until the end of alarm after corresponding delay.

PTZ

 Here you can set PTZ movement when alarm oc curs. Such as go to

preset x when there is an alarm.

 The event type includes: preset, tour and pattern.

Snapshot

You need to check the box her e s o t hat system can backup motion det ection
snapshot file. You shall set snapshot period in Storag e>Schedule.

Step 3
Click “Save” to complete the setup of video tampering.

5.3.1.3 Scene Changing
Step 1
Select “Setup > Event > Vide o Detection > Scene Changing” and the system will display the interface of
“Scene Changing” whic h i s s how n i n Fi gur e 5-67.

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Figure 5-67
Step 2
Check “Enable” to enabl e t he fun ction of scene changing.
Step 3
It is to set the parameters of scene changing, please refer to t he fo ll ow ing sheet for more details.

Parameter Function
Working Period

Note:

It is to set the alarm period, it c an enable alarm event only during the
period range which has been set .

1. Click “Setup” and the syst em wi ll pop out the interface of “ Worki ng
Period”.

2. It is to set working period according to the following methods:

 You can input time numerical value or press the left mouse button to

drag on the setup interfac e t o s et .

 There are six periods to be set every day, s elect t he c heck box in front

of the period, and then the period is valid.

 Select week number (it selects Sunday by default, if it selects the

whole week, then it means the setup can be applied to t he w hole
week, you can also select t he check box in front of the week number
to implement independent setting for some days).

3. Click “Save” to complete t he set up of working period.

Record

Check it and so when alarm occ ur s, system will auto record. Y ou shall set
record period in Storage>Schedule and select auto r ec ord in record control
interface.

Record Delay

System can delay the rec or d for specified time after alarm en ded. The
value ranges from 10s to 300s .

Relay out

Enable alarm activation fu nction. You need to select alar m output port so
that system can activate cor r esponding alarm device when alarm occurs.

Alarm Delay

System can delay the alarm output for specified time after a larm ended. The
value ranges from 10s to 300s.

Send Email

If you enabled this function, System can send out ema i l to alert you when
alarm occurs and ends. Us er can set email address in Network>SMTP.

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Parameter Function
PTZ

 Here you can set PTZ movement when alarm oc curs. Such as go to

preset x when there is an alar m.

 The event type includes: preset, tour and patter n.

Snapshot

You need to check the box her e s o t hat system can backup motion det ection
snapshot file. You shall set snapshot period in Storag e>Schedule.

Step 4
Click “Save” to complete the s et up of scene changing.

5.3.2 Audio Detection

Step 1
Select “Setup > Event > Audi o Detection” and the system will display the interf ace of “Audio Detection”
which is shown in Figure 5-68.

Figure 5-68

Step 2
It is to set the parameters of audi o det ect , please refer to the following sheet for more details.

Parameter Function
Enable input

abnormal

Select “Enable Input Abnormal” and it will trigger alar m when it detects
audio input abnormity.

Enable intensity
change

Select “Enable Intensit y Change” and it will trigger alar m when it detects
that audio intensity change exceeds the threshold.

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Parameter Function
Sensitivity

It can be judged as audio abnormity when the input volu me ch ange
exceeds continuous environment volume; users need to adjust according
to the actual environment t est .

Threshold

It is to set the filtered environment volume intensity, if the environmental
noise is too big, then the value needs to be set higher, users can a dju st
according to the actual en vironment test.

Working Period

Note:

It is to set the alarm period, it c an enable alarm event only during the
period range which has been set .

1. Click “Setup” and the syst em wi ll pop out the interface of “ Worki ng
Period”.

2. It is to set working period according to the following methods:

 You can input time numerical value or press the left mouse button to

drag on the setup interfac e t o s et .

 There are six periods to be set every day, s elect t he c heck box in front

of the period, and then the period is valid.

 Select week number (it selects Sunday by default, if it selects the

whole week, then it means the setup can be applied to t he w hole
week, you can also select t he check box in front of the week number
to implement independent setting for some days).

3. Click “Save” to complete t he set up of working period.

Anti-dither

System only memorizes one event during t he anti-dither period. The valu e
ranges from 0s to 100s.

Record

Check it and so when alarm occ ur s, system will auto record. Y ou shal l set
record period in Storage>Schedule and select auto r ec ord in record control
interface.

Record Delay

System can delay the rec or d for specified time after alarm en ded. The
value ranges from 10s to 300s .

Relay out

Enable alarm activation fu nction. You need to select alar m output port so
that system can activate cor r esponding alarm device when al arm occurs.

Alarm Delay

System can delay the alarm output for specified time after a larm ended. The
value ranges from 10s to 300s.

Send Email

If you enabled this function, System can send out ema i l to alert you when
alarm occurs and ends. User can set email address in Net work>SMTP.

PTZ



Here you can set PTZ movement when alarm occurs. Such as go to

preset x when there is an alar m.



The event type includes: preset, tour and pattern.

Snapshot

You need to check the box her e s o t hat system can backup motion detection
snapshot file. You shall set snapshot period in Storag e>Schedule.

Step 3
Click “Save” to complete the s et up of audio detection.

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5.3.3 Smart Plan

Smart plan is the master s w it ch for i ntelligent analysis such as “Face Detection”, “Heat Map”, “IVS”,
“People Counting” and s o on, t he cor r esponding intelligent functions can be valid after smart p lan i s
enabled.
Step 1
Select “Setup > Event > Smart Plan”. The system will disp lay the interface of “Smart Plan”, which is
shown in Figure 5-69.

Figure 5-69

Step 2
Click “Save” to complete the c onfig of smart plan.

5.3.4 Intelligence Behavior Analytics

The basic requirements of s cene selection

 The total proportion of the target shall not exc eed 10% of the image.
 The target size in the image can’t be less than 1 0 pixel ×10 pixel, the size of abandoned target can’t

be less than 15 pixel × 15 pixel (CIF image); The height and widt h of the target can’t exceed 1/3 of
the image; it is recommended that the target height is about 10% of the image height.

 The difference of brightness value between target and background can’t be less than 10 gray levels.
 Make sure the target appears at least over 2 seco nds continuously in the field; t he mov ement

distance has to be bigger t han t he width of the target itself and ma kes s ure it is no less than 15
pixels (CIF image).

 Try to lower the complexity of the monitoring sc ene analysis if it is possible; it is not advised to use

IVS functions in the environm ent where the targets are dense and light change is very frequent.

 Try to keep away from the areas such as glass, ground reflected light, water surface, branch,

shadow, mosquito distur bance and etc.; try to keep away from the backlight scene to avoid direct
light.

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5.3.4.1 IVS

5.3.4.1.1 Tripwire

It will trigger alarm when the t arget crosses the warning li ne according to the movement direction which
has been set.
It needs some time from when the target appears to when the t ar get is confirmed, so it has to leav e
some space on both sides of the w ar ning line when setting the warning line, please do not set the
warning line near the obst r uct ions.
Application scene: it can b e applied to the scene with sparse targ et and there is barely any blocks
between the targets, such as the unmanned perimeter def ens e.
Step 1
Select “Setup > Event > IVS > IVS” and the system will disp lay the interface of “IVS”.
Step 2

Click “

” to set rule name and select the r ul e t ype as “Tripwire” which is shown in Figure 5-70.

Figure 5-70
Step 3
Click “Draw Rule” to draw t r ipwir e i n t he m onitoring scene, click the r ight mouse button to complete
tripwire setting.
Step 4
Click “Draw Target” to draw the size model of filtered target in the video image.
Step 5
It is to set the parameters of tripwire, please refer to the following sheet for more details.