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XNET Network Dome Camera User’s Guide
XNET Network Dome Camera
User’s Guide
Ver. 1.0 (070918)
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Directions
Note
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generate, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
z Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. z Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. z Connect the equipment into and outlet on a circuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected
z Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Caution
Any changes or modifications in construction of this device which are not explicitly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This appliance and its antenna must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. A minimum separation distance of 20 cm must be maintained between the antenna and the person for this appliance to satisfy the RF exposure requirements.
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction............................................................................................................................................ 4
1.1. Overview.......................................................................................................................... 4
1.2. XNET Features................................................................................................................. 4
1.3. XNET Applications........................................................................................................... 5
2. Product Description...............................................................................................................................5
2.1. Contents............................................................... ............................................................ 5
2.2. Preview............................................................... .............................................................. 5
2.3. Physical description........................................................................................................ 6
2.4. PC Requirements ..........................................................................................................10
2.5. Quick Installation Guide............................................................................................... 10
3. Connecting XNET to Network............................................................................................................. 13
3.1. Connecting to LAN........................................................................................................ 13
3.2. Connecting to an xDSL/Cable Modem ....................................................................... 14
4. IP-Installer.............................................................................................................................. .............. 15
4.1. Main window of IP-Installer......................................................................................... 15
5. Configuring XNET in Administrative Mode ........................................................................................ 15
5.1. Log On............................................................... ............................................................. 15
5.2. Basic Setup.................................................................................................................... 18
5.3. Network Configuration............................................................... .................................. 20
5.4. User Admin & Time Setup ........................................................................................... 23
5.5. Sensor & Capture Setup..............................................................................................26
5.6. Alarm Device Setup............................................................... ....................................... 28
5.7. Motion Region Setup....................................................................................................29
5.8. PTZ Setup(This is not related with XNET Network Dome Camera)....................... 31
5.9. Encryption Set up............................................................... .......................................... 33
5.10. Upgrade & Reset......................................................................................................... 35
5.11. Status Report.............................................................................................................. 37
6. Tips for Using XNET............................................................................................................................. 38
6.1. Sensor-IN and Relay-OUT ........................................................................................... 38
6.2. Trouble Shooting........................................................................................................... 41
6.3. Web Viewer.................................................................................................................... 42
6.4. How to Upgrade the XNET/XNET-Wireless............................................................... .44
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1. Introduction

1.1. Overview

The XNET is a state-of-the-art network camera which transmits synchronized video and audio data in real time at D1 resolution and at full frame rates. Depending on which model you purchased the XNET offered with a standard Ethernet interface. Using MPEG4 CODEC technology, the XNET delivers high quality video via highly compressed data streams. Using TCP/IP based connections from remote location, the XNET may be monitored and/or controlled via the internet, or intranet. Unlike analog CCTV equipment, or DVRs, the XNET is easy to install. Often one can often take advantage of existing network infrastructure saving valuable installation labor and equipment costs. Based on CNBTEC’s Embedded Software Solution (Embedded Web Server, Embedded Streaming Server & Network Protocol), the XNET delivers unprecedented performance and stability. Weather your application is basic, or scaling to the enterprise, CNBTEC Network Video Recording Applications (XNET-NVR) offer highly reliable methods of managing your security video.

1.2. XNET Features

y 1 channel synchronized real time Video/Full Duplex Audio streaming
MPEG-4 video, ADPCM audio.
y Bi-directional audio communication
Real time audio communication between XNET and Client PC(s)
y The viewer assisted recording and playback functions. y 1 Alarm sensor input/1 relay output y Motion detection
- Up to 3 independent motion detection zones, featuring arbitrary shape configuration
- E-mail, or FTP Full Motion Video Clips on motion detection alarm
- Optional Motion Detection Only Based Recording
y Resolution
- NTSC: 720x480, 352x240, 176x144.
- PAL/SECAM: 720x576, 352x288, 176x144
y RS-485 interface for Pan/Tilt device connection y Remote Administration and Control
- Entire operational parameter set up, Software upgrade
y Proprietary PoE(Power over Ethernet) for installation convenience.
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1.3. XNET Applications

y Security surveillance (Buildings, Stores, Manufacturing facilities, Parking lots, Banks,
Government facilities, Military, Etc.)
y Real-time internet broadcasting y Remote monitoring (Hospitals, Kindergartens, Traffic, Public areas, Etc.) y Teleconference (Bi-directional audio conference) y Distance (Remote) Learning/Education y Weather and environmental observation

2. Product Description

2.1. Contents

Each Camera ships with the following equipment:
Components Description Remarks
XNET Network Dome Camera Unit
Power adapter
AC power cable AC 250V, 10A~16A
RCA Video cable
CD-ROM Software & User’s Guide

2.2. Preview

XNET IP-Installer XNET-NVR
Input: 100~250V 50-60Hz Output: DC 12V, 3.33A
Cable for analog video output from camera module inside of network camera
Standard Power
Use your hand held video monitor for easy camera field of view setup.
PC software to view and record
MPEG-4 Network Dome
Camera
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PC software to assign an IP
address to the XNET
the A/V streaming data
transmitted from the XNET.
There are two editions available
(NVR/XNVR).
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2.3. Physical description

2.3.1. Configuration DIP Switches
Depending on which model you purchased, the XNET network dome camera comes with one of two optional modules (fixed focal type or vari-focal type). Figure 2-1 illustrates exterior view and internal parts. Accommodating various camera site requirements, the camera module can be configured to enable/disable various video features.
Zoom Control
a. Reset b. Control knobs for va ri-focal lens
C. Camera control Module for fixed focal lens
Figure 2-1. External and inner views of XNET
Reset
Focus Control
Video out DC Level
FL/AGC/BLC/ DSS/ZOOM/D&N Switch
d. Camera control Module for varifocal lens
y BLC (Back Light Compensation)
Under severe bright “back light” conditions, the target object w ill show dark, which hides object detail. Set this switch to “ON” for compensation for this phenomenon. The target object should appear with more detail after enabling this setting.
y AGC (Automatic Gain Control)
Set this switch to “ON” to enable this automatic video gain adjustment. Under severe/excessive illumination conditions, the camera video may saturate. Enabling this feature will automatically lower the video amplifier gain, improving video quality. This setting also compensates for low light conditions. If the camera is subject to under exposure, or overly dark illumination conditions, the camera will automatically increase video amplifier gain, improving video quality.
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y FL or F/L (Fickerless)
Set this switch to “ON” to prevent flicker from the follow ing AC Power conditions:
- Using an NTSC camera in a region with 50 Hz AC power, or a PAL camera in a region with 60 Hz AC power may cause a visible “video flicker.”
This is outside of normal power conditions for the two aforementioned video standards. Thus the improper 10 Hz differentiation is the cause of the “flicker.”
y D/N (Day & Night) - Available only for Day & Night camera module
Set this switch to “ON” to enable the camera’s day & night feature set. Under very low light conditions, the camera automatically switches to “Nigh t Mode/Black an d White M ode,” delivering daylight quality Black & White video.
y DSS (Digital Slow Shutter) - Available only for Day & Night camera module
Turning this switch “ON”, tells the camera to sacrifice the video refresh rate in order to compensate for ultra low light conditions, improving th e brightness and sharpness of the video.
y ZOOM (Digital Zoom) - Available only for Day & Night camera module
Set switch to “ON” to enable digital zoom.
y DC Level - Available only for Day & Night camera module
For adjusting output video DC levels.
y Analog Video Output
Connect a handheld monitor to assist in adjust the viewing angle and focus right at the camera.
A standard RCA video cable adapter is included with network camera.
To Analog Video Out of network camera To Analog Monitor
Figure 2-2. Analog Video Cable
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y Reset
There is a factory default switch provided for returning the network camera to factory default state. Press the s witch using tools with sharp tip for a few seconds while power is applied.
2.3.2. Bottom view and Cable Harness
100BaseT(RJ45)
Sensor In/Relay Out
Line Out
DC Power
MIC/Line In
Figure 2-3. XNET Cable
y MIC /LINE In
Connect external audio source or microphones here.
Use a standard stereo earphone jack for the connections.
Not used
Not used
Not used
Ground
Ground Audio In
Audio In
Not used
Ground
Ground Audio out
Audio out
Figure 2-4. Pin assignment of the plug for MIC/LINE In (left) and
LINE OUT (right)
y Line Out
Connect to speakers with built in amplifier, or PA system. Audio from the remote site is output through Line out in bi-directional audio mode. Use a standard stereo jack for the connection.
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y 100BaseT (RJ45)
100Mbps Ethernet connector (RJ-45) with proprietary PoE.
- Link LED: Continuous yellow light means that network cable is plugged in. It will
flicker when there is traffic.
- Status LED: Green color indicates that the camera is in normal operation mode,
while RED color indicates that the camera is in abnormal condition.
y DC Power
Power input o f XNET. DC 12V
<Warning>: Do not a pply power t hrough th e power input jack on the back of the camera when power is supplied through a LAN cable using proprietary PoE. This will damage the camera! CNBTEC assumes no responsibility for the damages caused by applying power using both connectors.
y Sensor In/Relay Out
Used for connecting sensor, and alarm devices to XNET. Note that the each signal is differentiated by color of cable.
Cable color Description Misc.
Red Sensor In (+) NC/NO selectable in admin mode.
Black Sensor In (-) NC/NO selectable in admin mode.
Orange Relay out Normal close
Brown Relay out Common Yellow Relay out Normal open
Sensor Input : Connect external alarm sensors such as the infrared sensors, heat
sensor, magnetic sensors, etc. NC/NO selectable in the admin page.
Relay Output : It is used for connecting external alarm generators such as sirens,
flashing light, etc. When activated, relay output configures a closed circuit.
Please refer to Section 6.1 for more detailed description on the Sensor In and
Relay Out connections.
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2.4. PC Requirements

AV streaming data received from XNET can be decoded or stored in a PC running the XNET­NVR program, which is a live monitoring and digital video recording PC compatible application. Minimum PC requirements:
Minimum Recommended
CPU Pentium III 700 Pentium IV 1.2G above
Main Memory 128 MB 256MB above
Operating system
Web browser Internet Explorer 6.0 Internet Explorer 6.0
Resolution 1,024 X 768 Better than 1,024 X 768
Network 10 Base-T Ethernet 100 Base-T Ethernet
* Operating Systems supported : Windows 2000 Professional
*
Windows 2000 or XP Windows XP
Windows XP Professional / Windows XP Home Edition

2.5. Quick Installation Guide

This is a quick reference for experienced installers. For more detailed information please refer to the installation manual and or the CNBTEC home page (
Download Center menu provides updates for Software, Firmware, and Manuals. Registration is required.
① Connect XNET to the LAN using one of the following methods
1) If you have PoE(Power Over Ethernet) Adaptor, connect the network camera and PC as illustrated in Figure 2-5. The power and network connection are made using a single LAN cable.
Note: CNBTEC cameras use proprietary PoE technology. Using a third party PoE
product with CNBTEC cameras will damage the camera and void the warranty.
http://www.cnbtec.com). The
LAN Hub
PC
100BaseT
LAN
PoE Adaptor
AC In
Figure 2-5. Connecting Network camera and PC using PoE Adaptor
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XNET
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2) If you have standard power connect the network camera and PC as illustrated in Figure 2-6.
LAN Hub
PC
100BaseT
DC I
AC Adaptor
AC In
XNET
Figure 2-6. Connecting Network camera and PC without using PoE
<Caution>: CNBTEC does not support standard PoE. Do not connect the
network camera directly to a hub supporting standard PoE.
② Apply power to XNET ③ Install “IP installer” and “XNET-NVR” on your PC.
Detailed information for installing these programs can be found in [IP-Installer User’s
Guide] and [XNET-NVR User’s Guide], respectively.
④ Assign IP address to XNET using IP installer.
Identify the type of the network environment and set up IP address. Detailed process of setting up IP address can be found in [IP-Installer User’s Guide]. If network type is xDSL or Cable modem you need supplementary information provided by your ISP.
⑤ Connect to XNET in Administrator Mode for initial parameter set-up.
The factory default state affords the ability to connect and configure the device in low bandwidth environments. To configure the system for your environment use the administration mode. Find detailed information for using administration mode in section 5:
Configuring XNET in Administrative Mode. The following set-up table briefly defines
setup parameters. For detailed information see: Section 5, Configuring XNET in
Administrative Mode]
[Note]: Set-up values are preserved even when the power is turned off.
Page Parameter Setup value Factory default value
Basic
Video Size
Setup
Max Upload
Rate
Sets transmit video resolution, XNET. Set this value smaller than the uplink speed of your network.
NOTE: In order to “Save” the values the user must press the Check Button to calculate the maximum
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Frame Rate
Video Rate
User
Administrator
Admin &
name &
Time
password
Setup
User
Admin &
Current Time
Time
Setup
⑥ Connecting input and output signals to the XNET.
Connectors Function Signal des c ription Number
Mic/LINE-In Audio in
The number of frames to be transmitted per second. Bandwidth assigned for video transmitted from XNET. For security reasons, CNBTEC recommends changing these values from the factory default.
Input correct time in this field.
Connect microphone or output from audio devices.
number of simultaneous users. Set the value smaller than, or equal to calculated Max value displayed
Default value
User name : root
Password : dw2001
Default value :
2001/1/1
1
Audio from remote site is available from
Line Out
Audio out for
speaker
Alarm Sensor Contact sensor, or Other Aux. Sensor 1
Sensor In
Alarm annunciating
/Relay Out
device, Aux Relay
100Base-T Network connection
DC Power Input DC Power to network camera 1
⑦ Remote video connection to XNET
Before attempting to connect and view video from the XNET, install XNET-NVR to the PC. This will automatically install the ActiveX component needed for a direct
connection with IE Explorer. For more detailed information on using “XNET-NVR” see the
XNET-NVR User Guide.
this connector in bi-directional audio mode. Connect an amplified speaker, or PA device.
Siren, Flashing Light, Relay for Access control device… Connect XNET to the network, LAN, ADSL or Cable modem.
1
1
1
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3. Connecting XNET to Network

XNET supports LAN, xDSL, and Cable modem. It also supports shared IP environments where a single IP address is shared by two or more IP devices. Refer to [IP-Installer User’s Guide] for details of setting the IP address for XNET.

3.1. Connecting to LAN

IP Network (LAN/WAN)
Router
Hub
Client PC
Figure 3-1. Connecting the XNET to LAN
1. Follow steps 1 through 4 in Section 2.5 to assign an IP address to the XNET.
2. Install XNET and connect to LAN.
XNET
Client PC
3. Test the ability to receive video data when connecting to XNET using XNET-NVR.
4. In order to access each unit from outside the local area network, each device must have a unique RTSP (Real Time Stream Protocol) and HTTP port number. For example, when one or more IP video products are connected through a IP sharing device (i.e. router) and then to a larger network (i.e. the internet). The network administrator must also configure your IP sharing device for “port forwarding”. This enables the IP sharing device to forward packet data with unique port number (RTSP and HTTP) to the unique internal IP address (local IP address). If you only plan to access multiple units from within a local area network, you do not need to change the RTSP and HTTP port numbers, unless other IP sharing devices sit in-between the client and the IP video products. For more detailed information regarding the use of IP sharing
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device, refer to the support document [Use of Private IP network using IP-sharing-
device] found on the Download Section of the CNBTEC web site.

3.2. Connecting to an xDSL/Cable Modem

1. Follow through steps 1 through 4 in Section 2.5 to assign IP address and other network parameters to XNET.
2. Install XNET and connect it to xDSL or Cable modem as in Figure 3-2.
IP Network (LAN/WAN)
②
xDSL/
Cable
Modem
XNET
Figure 3-2. Connecting the XNET to ADSL/Cable Modem
When a static IP address is assigned to the xDSL or Cable modem, using IP-installer, invoke the same method as “assigning an IP address on a LAN.” To enable email notification of IP address changes assign a “send to” e-mail address using IP-installer.
Client PC
When connecting XNET/XNET-Wireless to xDSL or Cable modem, usually a straight LAN cable is required. But since some modems have crossover connections, in this case, you should use a crossover LAN cable. Please contact your service provider for detailed information.
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