Clever Home Wiser 5200/IP633 Installation Notes
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CLEVERHOME
®
CH00652a 23/10/2011
Schneider Clipsal
C-Bus Home Automation
Wiser IP Camera Guide
Wiser 5200/IP633 IP Camera Installation Notes.
This document should be read in conjunction with all of the other supporting
documents that come with the Wiser IP Camera.
Applications.
The Wiser IP Camera is best suited to well-illuminated applications, such as a
brightly lit room, or looking from an inside room to an outside view through a
window. Ideally, the window should be located under an eave, to shield the
camera lens from direct sunlight, and the window glass in front of the camera from
rain droplets.
The Wiser IP Camera comes with a solid metal mounting bracket with single balljoint pivot adjustment. This bracket may be fixed to the camera at mounting points
on the bottom or the top of the camera. The camera image transmitted from the
camera may also be flipped or mirrored by the camera itself.
If the Wiser IP Camera's WiFi wireless LAN connection is used, then the minimum
wiring required is from a nearby power point for the camera's supplied plug-pack
power supply.
A wired LAN port is also supported, and the improved bandwidth provided by
using this will wired LAN connection will support higher resolution images and/or
frame rates than using the WiFi connection.
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CLEVERHOME
®
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Schneider Clipsal
C-Bus Home Automation
Wiser IP Camera Guide
Video Encoding.
This camera simultaneously supports the generation of single JPEG frames without
authentication (as required by the Wiser Home Controller, and also viewable by
Sony PS3 browsers, free Android tablet IP camera viewing apps, etc), and MJPEG
or MPEG4 video encoding as well. Note the following about video encoding:
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When the video encoding is set to MJPEG and resolution is set to the
maximum SXGA, still images appear best on the Wiser Home Controller IP
user interface, but live and recorded video may support lower than maximum
frame rates.
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When the video encoding is set to MPEG4 and resolution is set to XGA, still
images are naturally of lower resolution than for SXGA on the Wiser Home
Controller, but live and recorded video supports higher frame rates.
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The address required by the Wiser to access the single frame JPEG output
from the camera is http:// xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx /image/jpeg.cgi , where
“xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx” is the IP address you assign the Wiser IP Camera.
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Use a 32 Bit Internet Explorer Browser on a Windows 7 PC to access all
functions on the camera's own IP interface correctly.
Sensor Resolution.
This camera supports three possible video output resolutions:
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VGA, 640*480 pixels, with motion detection.
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XGA, 1024*768 pixels, with motion detection, MJPEG or MPEG4.
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SXGA, 1280*1024 pixels, without motion detection, MJPEG only.
Motion Detection.
XGA (or VGA) resolution must be selected on the Camera's Browser Setup page,
otherwise motion detection is not able to be supported.
The area of the image in which motion is detected can be defined by drawing red
squares on the image in the Motion Detection GUI (see Figure 1 Below). The
motion detection area may be irregular - it is not confined to a large rectangular
area. For outside images, the motion detection area should avoid not only plants
that may sway in a breeze, but also shadows from larger trees that may appear on
the ground on sunny days.
Sensitivity of movement detection in the red area may be set from 0% (minimum)
to 100% (maximum) sensitivity.
Remember to click “Save” at the bottom after making any changes, an allow 1-2
minutes for the camera to re-boot.
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