CNET CIC-901L, CIC-901W Configuration
CNet IP Camera
Configuration Document
CIC-901W CIC-901L
Brief Description:
CIC-901L-
Features
Motion JPEG video compression
Built-in web server for monitoring via standard browser
640x480, 320x240, 160x120 image resolution
Up to 30 FPS
GPIO (general purpose input/output ports) for receiving and
Motion Detection snapshots transmitted through e-mail and
Built-in Microphone
Night vision through IR sensors
IP Surveillance Camera
triggering outside alarms
FTP
CIC-901W- Wireless IP Surveillance camera
Features
Motion JPEG video compression
Built-in web server for monitoring via standard browser
640x480, 320x240, 160x120 image resolution
Up to 30 FPS
GPIO (general purpose input/output ports) for receiving and
Motion Detection snapshots transmitted through e-mail and
Built-in Microphone
Night vision through IR sensors
802.11g wireless standard with WEP security
triggering outside alarms
FTP
How to add CNet IP Surveillance cameras to your
network, configure breach manager and store images
to NAS?
Adding a CIC-901W camera to an existing network
Assumption is that the network already has a wireless router and connected to the
Internet. The components needed are the IP Camera and the Network Attached
storage device.
The CNet cameras have their Camera software on the CD shipped with
each unit. Please note that wireless camera CIC-901W needs to be first
connected to the network via an Ethernet cable so SSID of the unit can
be configured to match the one from the wireless router on the network.
Install and run the camera software.
IPCam software will search and find the camera on the network
Configure IP address of the camera to be DHCP or assign a static
IP address matching your network.
Assign new http port or accept default port number 80
Click submit to save settings
Click update for thr software to find the camera again
Double click on he found camera to bring up its web interface.