Eusso UNC7702, UNC7702-Series User Manual

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Indoor Dual-Streaming

CCD Network Camera

UNC7702-Series User’s Manual

Version: 1.0

Date: 05/030/2008

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................... 2

1. WHAT IS DUAL STREAMING NETWORK CAMERA/VIDEO SERVER?...................................................................2

2. FEATURES.........................................................................................................................................................3

CHAPTER 2 PHYSICAL IMAGES...............................................................................................................................4

UNC7702 NETWORK CAMERA.......................................................................................................................................4

CHAPTER 3 INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................................................5

1. HARDWARE CONNECTION.................................................................................................................................5

2. SOFTWARE INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................6

3. NETWORK CONFIGURATION .............................................................................................................................7

CHAPTER 4 USING THE WEB UI............................................................................................................................. 11

1. LIVE VIEW......................................................................................................................................................12

2. PLAYBACK...................................................................................................................................................... 15

3. CONFIGURATION PAGE....................................................................................................................................21

CHAPTER 5 CONFIGURE THE SETTINGS WITH WEB UI.................................................................................22

1. SUB ITEMS ...................................................................................................................................................... 22

2. VIDEO SETUP (AVAILA B LE FOR ADMINISTRATOR ONLY) .................................................................................23

3. CAMERA SETUP..............................................................................................................................................25

4. EVENT SETUP ................................................................................................................................................. 28

5. SYSTEM SETUP ...............................................................................................................................................34

6. NETWORK SETUP............................................................................................................................................39

7. STORAGE SETUP.............................................................................................................................................43

8. LOG LIST........................................................................................................................................................45

APPENDIX A SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................................46

APPENDIX B THE MINI-DIN CONNECTOR...........................................................................................................47

APPENDIX C FAQ.........................................................................................................................................................49

1. HOW CAN I SET FACTORY DEFAULT? ...............................................................................................................49

2. HOW TO UPGRADE FIRMWARE FOR THE DEVICE?.............................................................................................50

3. WHY ACTIVEX REMAINS IN OLD VERSION AFTER UPGRADING TO NEW VERSION FIRMWARE?.........................52

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Chapter 1

Introduction

1. What is Dual Streaming Network Camera/Video Server?

The UNC7702 (Network Camera, hereinafter called UNC7702) is professional MPEG-4/MJPEG dual streaming surveillance products. Dual streaming allows seamless remote video monitoring using MPEG-4 concurrently with transmission of high quality JPEG images to an optional storage. The audio stream can also be compressed and distributed over Intranet/Internet as the result of capable being recorded. UNC7702 has 2 USB 2.0 host ports; with external storage connected the video/au dio can be recorded locally. For power solution, while normal adapter is applied for both devices the UNC7702 also comes with an optional PoE model. The UNC7702 successfully provides the solution of remote monitoring and quality recording in surveillance.

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2. Features

 Self-Contained Web Server providing Internet capability for remote access  MPEG-4/MJPEG dual compression formats  Simultaneous MPEG-4 and MJPEG stream for multiple clients  Supports up to 30/25 FPS at Full D1 resolution  More than 540 TV lines resolution  Built-in internal microphone  Event handling trigger by alarm/motion and action to send video clip by Email / FTP  Two USB 2.0 Host ports support external storage connection for local recording  Wireless USB dongle (IEEE 802.11b/g) compliant (to be upgraded)  IP setup by easy IP Installer / DHCP / Static IP  Supports DDNS for dynamic IP application  NTP (network time server) with DST supported which provide accurate unify system time  Hardware watchdog providing robustness system in critical environment

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Chapter 2

Physical Images

UNC7702 Network Camera

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Chapter 3

Installation

1. Hardware connection

1. Prepare a PC with Ethernet link to the network

2. Connect UNC7702 device to the network hub/switch with standard pass through (CAT5) cable, or connect directly to PC with a cross over cable.

3. Connect power jack

4. Ensure the power adapter specification matches the power system (110V or 220V). Connect the adapter to the outlet.

5. Check both LEDs (Power/Network); ensure they are light on after the ste ps above.

Follow the above steps to perform the UNC7702 connections.

Physical connection of UNC7702 Camera

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2. Software Installation

The following software is necessary for the proper display and use of the UNC7702 from the Web site. The software will be taken from the Software Package CD.

IP Installer

The IP Installer is used to locate and configure n etwork cameras and video servers on the LAN. This utility is useful for conveniently configuring the network settings of the device, or for finding a device once the network settings have been modified. To install the IP Installer, from the Sof t ware Package CD UI, select IP installer, then follow the on screen instructions.

Component Installer

The ActiveX component is used by our device s for video display an d device configuration. Usually, when you connect to the UNC7702 via IE browser, the ActiveX component will be installed automatically. If the components can not be installed, inst all this software from the Software Package CD.

XVID Codec

An MPEG-4 codec is applied for displaying the video stream and playing the recoded AVI files. If the video stream can’t be displayed or the recorded AVI files can be play on PC, install this software from the Software Package CD.

VLC

Though not necessary, this can be used for viewing the streaming without a Web browser.

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t provides an easier, more efficient way to configure the IP address and network

ettings of the devices. It even provides a convenient way to set the network settings for multiple devices

aneously using the batch setting function. Moreover, IP Installer can save the network settings for

reparation before IP As signment

3. Network Configuration

IP Installer is a utility tha s simult all devices as a backup and restore them when necessary.

. Always consult your network administrator before assigning an IP address to your server in order to

avoid using a previously assigned IP address.

2. Ensure the UNC7702 is powered on and correctly connected to the network.

3. MAC Address: Each device has a unique Ethernet address (MAC address) shown on the label of the device as the serial number (S/N) with 12 digits (e.g. 000429-XXXXXX).

4. Although the IP Installer is able to find and configure any UNC7702 on the LAN except those that are behind a router, it is a good idea to set the host PC to the same subnet. In order to connect to the Web-based user interface of UNC7702, the host PC must be in the same sub net. For more information about subnets, please consult your network administrator.

Using IP Installer to Assign an IP Address to UNC7702

Once IP Installer has been successfully inst alled on the PC, double click the IP Installer icon on the desktop, or select it from Start > Programs > IP Installer > IP Installer > Launch IP Installer.

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work Device to search the device in the LAN. 2. Click the menu bar Tool > Search Net

3. From the list, select the device with the MAC Address that corresponds to the UNC7702 that is to be configure l to the unit’s S/N (Serial Number).

4. Double cli erty Page for e selected device or click the menu bar View >

d. The MAC Address is identica

ck the item to open the Prop th

Property.

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5. After filling in the properties, click [Synchronize] button to complete the configuration settings in the remote UNC7702 while saving configuration in the PC. If click [OK] button, the configuration is only be saved in the PC.

Open the Web-based UI of the Selected UNC7702

1. To access the Web-based UI of the selected unit, run the View > Open Web on the menu bar.

2. If the device has been configured correctly, the default Web browser will open to the home page of the selected device.

3. If you find your browser is opened and automatically connected to the UNC7702 Home Page, it means you’ve assigned an IP Address to the unit successfully. Now you can close the IP Installer and start to use your UNC7702.

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Verify and Complete the Installation from Your Browser

browsing the Home Page at the first time with the Microsoft Internet Explorer

, you must temporarily

security settings to perform a

When lower your one-time-only installation of the ActiveX component onto your workstation, as described below:

1. From the Tools menu, select [Internet Options]

2. Click the [Security] tab and then click [Custom Level] button to see your current security settings.

3. Set the security level to Low and click [OK].

4. Type the URL or IP address of your UNC7702 into the Address field.

5. A dialog box will pop up asking if the ActiveX control should be installed. Click [Yes] to start the installation.

6. Once the ActiveX installation is complete, return the security settings to their original value, as noted above.

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Chapter 4

UI Using the Web

Start your Web browser and enter the URL or IP address in the Address field. The Home page of the UNC7702 is now displayed.

The status of the video stream

The display of channel information can be configured in the OSD setting, including video status, channel number, camera title, frame rate and transfer speed (bit rate).

Note: Please notice to install the version of XVID codec and recommends V1.1 above, it can be found in the CD package.

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1. Live View

Functions in live view page

the available keys in the Live View modThe following are e:

Button Description

Select the display language for web user interface

Check “Actual Size” to display the video stream at the actual resolution

Click “Rotation” to rotate the selected video on 90 degrees clockwise direction. Click “Record” to start/stop recording. Click “PTZ” to show up a panel for the PTZ operation.

Check “Audio” to enable audio recording.

Click “Deinterlace” to expend the option of deinterlace.

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Users need to set the file path before taking the snapshot. Click on [BMP] or [JPEG] to take an image with the bmp or jpeg file format respectively.

Set the recording parameters including the recording path, file name, total file space, maximum file length, enabling/disabling cycle recording and synchronize to timestamp. Click on “Setting” to apply the change.

Go to the Playback page for search and play back recorded video file

Note: The user that log in with user account* can’t use the Playback function

Go to the Configuration page for setup

Note: The user that log in with user account* won’t have an access to this page

UNC7702 user setting can be categorized in three groups, the Admin, operator and user. Detail

nfiguration page > System > User.

* description can be found in Co

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P/T/Z Control for Dome Camera

The following are the available key

Button Description

s to control the PTZ dome camera:

Select the preset point for quick view or setup

Click on the arrow buttons to move the camera to that direction Click on the rectangle button to stop the movement

Zoom

Zoom out the video Zoom in the video

Stop the adjustment

Iris

Open the iris and reduce glare Open the iris and brighten the picture

Stop the adjustment

Focus

The target will become farther The target will become nearer

Stop the adjustment Activate the zoom pan function

Zoom scan

Stop the zoom pan function

Save Click this button will save the current data as a preset point

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2. Playback

To play back the recorded file, click the button in Home pag e.

Button Description

This will be displaying playback status include the speed of playing, playing mode and name of the controlling user.

Select “Record HDD” or “Backup HDD” to search for the

on to open the Search recorded file. Click [Search] butt

panel, see Figure 1.

pand a setting panel for recording

the pla igure 3.

Click this button to ex

yback stream to the client PC, see F

Click this button back to the Live View mode

Go to the Configuration page for setup

Note: only 1 user can control play back streaming in a meantime. Other than the first user will be able to see the playing only (not to control) and who is controlling.

For the first user (must at least have an operator authority) going to start playback:

1. Select the hard disk that will be searched for.

2. Click Search button to open the Date/Time panel for choosing.

3. Select by Date/Time in the calendar. To know the usage of the calendar, just move the cursor on the button, the tips for the button will appear.

4. After select the Date/Time, click on [Begin Playback] button to playback all recorded video from the selected time or [Event list] button to choose the recorded video files from events list, see figure 1& 2.

For other clients (even logged in as an administrator) As one user is controlling the playback, the other clients must wait until the user stops the playback function. During the waiting time these clients can only view the streaming of playback.

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Close this panel

The start and end time of the all video recordin

ng you can manual input or The start time of the recordi

click calendar to play

Status of control playback

You can click this to change play time

You can click this to increase of number or press button of “Shift” and click this to decrease of number

You can click button of “Be click “Event List” to pla

gin Playback” to play time or

y event list

Figure 1

Current page

Total page

“Next“” button

Event List

Duration

Event Time

Event Date

Item

Channel

Event Type

Figure 2

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Playback Screen

Controller

’s View

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Other clients’ View

emote Record P layback Strea m

he playback stream can also be saved to a client PC while viewing. This is a handy function for that hen a user is far away from UNC7702 but needs an actual copy of recorded video file.

. Set a path to store the video. Click on [Record setting] button. A setting panel will be expanded and sho wn.

See below figure.

T w

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2. Press on the red button [Record], the playback video will be saving to the path set previously.

3. Besides save playback video, user can also snapshot an image from the video. The operation is identical to operating in the live page.

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The following are the available keys to control the playback:

Button Description

Rotation: Rotate the playback images. Record: Record the playback video while viewing.

Same operation as in live page. Snapshot the playback video.

Play / Pause / Resume the playback Back to 1X speed for playback

Stop the playback and exit the Playback function

Fast forward / Rewind the playback. 1X ~ 32X speeds selectable.

Playback in slow motion. After pause, select the speed from 1X ~ 1/32X.

Show the status of playback.

Click [Search] button to search and play back another time of recorded file

Click this button back to the Live View mode

Go to the Configuration page for setup

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ation page

Click “Config” icon to open the Co

3. Configur

nfigure Page

- Video: Set up the resolution and quality for recording and live view, and the schedule recording

- Camera: Setup video parameters, PTZ settings for cameras

- Event: Setup for event trigger

- System: Setup for system including date/time, user, COM port and commands etc.

- Network: Setup for network

- Storage: Setup for recording

- Log List: Display the log

- Home: Back to the Home Page

The detail descrip s / configurations are in the following chapter.

storage and schedule.

tion

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Chapter 5

eb UI

1. Sub items

Video:

Configure the Settings with W

Camera:

Event:

System:

Network:

Storage:

Log List:

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2. Video Setup (Available for Administrator only)

Video Setup

Set Total IPS in the daytime, nighttime and on weekends, up to 30 for each time period. When

nabled, the IPS for stream 1 and 2 can be configured.

Stream 1 IPS: Set IPS for Stream 1 out of 30. Stream 2 IPS: Set IPS for Stream 2 out of a number the rest IPS after occupied by Stream 1.

- Resolution: Streaming / Recording resolution can be selected from 352X240 (SIF), 720X240 nd (Full D1).

size

- Video Mode: Choose video encoding mode between VBR (Variable Bit Rate) and CBR

(Constant Bit Rate)

- Video Quality: Video quality is divided into levels(1-31), a better video quality is presented in

Tot al IPS:

stream 2 is e

Stream 1:

(Half D1) a 720X480

- GOP: Set the GOP

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trate can be selected among

64 Kbps, 128 Kbps, 256 Kbps, 512 Kbps, 768 Kbp s, 1 Mbp s, 1.5 Mbps, 2 Mbps, 3 Mbps and 4

- Event action: Choose Motion (motion detection), Sensor (sensor triggering) or Both (enable

both types) for the event action. The configurations hereafter titled with “Event” will take effects when any event action is selected; no effects when None is selected.

- Event max IPS: Select the maximum IPS that will be applied when there is an event.

- Event Mode: Choose encoding mode (VBR/CBR) when there is an event.

- Event Quality: Choose image quality when there is an event.

- Event Bitrate: Select the video bitrate when there is an event. The CBR must be selected for

event mode to enable this selection.

Stream 2:

- Dual stream enable: Set the second stream On/Off.

- Stream format: The stream format can be set to “MJPEG” or “MPEG4”.

- Resolution: Streaming resolution can be selected from 352X240 (SIF), 720X240 (Half D1)

and 720X480 (Full D1).

- Video Mode: Choose VBR or CBR for stream 2 video encoding mode.

- Video Quality: Choose stream 2 video quality from 31 levels (1~31).

- Video Bitrate: Choose Stream 2 video bitrate when video mode is CBR.

choosing lower number..

- Video Bitrate: When choosing CBR for the video mode, video bi

Mbps.

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3. Camera

General Setup

Setup

Brightness: Adjust the brightness for each channel from -100 to +100.

Contrast: Adjust the contrast for each channel from -100 to +100.

- Saturation: Adjust the saturation for each channel from -100 to +100.

- HUE: Adjust the hue for each channel from -100 to +100.

- BLC: Enable/disable BLC (Back Light Compensation) function.

- AES: Enable/disable AES (Auto Electronic shutter) function.

Note: The BLC nd AES functions will not appear in this page when connecting to a video server (show only in ca ra setting page)

- Camera Title: Input the camera title to shown on the screen.

- Stream time: on/off the time displaying on the live video.

- Stream title: on/off the title displaying on the live video.

- Stream text: when stream title is set off, this filed can be input some texts for displaying on the

video.

- Load Default: Restore to the default settings.

- Apply: Confirm the settings.

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PTZ Setup

- PTZ Setting: Remove: No dome camera is connected to this channel. Add: A dome camera is connected to this channel.

- PTZ Protocol: Various protocols can be selected, including PELCO P, PELCO D, LI-LIN and

Dynacolor.

- PTZ ID: The ID number must match the ID address set by the dome camera.

Speed: Select the control speed from 1 ~ 10.

- Apply: Confirm the settings.

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OSD Setup

- OSD Display: Check the check box to display the following messages on the video of each

on’t affect the other PC and the video device.

- splay: Display the channel number of each channel.

bit rate of each channel.

channel.

Note: The settings work with this client PC only; it w

- Status Display: Display the video status (Live or Playback video).

Channel Di

- Title Display: Display the camera title of each channel.

- Frame rate Display: Display the frame rate and

- Apply: Confirm the settings.

Frame rate Display Channe isplay l D

Title Display

Status Display

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General Setup

4. Event Setu

- Event Icon: When set to “ON”, an M icon will be displayed on the screen when the Motion Detection

is triggered; an S icon will be displayed on the screen when the Alarm IN is triggered. The event icon

’t be displayed on the web UI.

way . Available selections

econds.

Pre Alarm: When an event is triggered, a video clip will be sent with Email or saved to FTP site. You

e event is triggered. The

it is in second.

- Apply: Confirm the settings.

will be displayed on the video output of UNC7702; it won

- Event Duration: Set the duration time for recording after the event goes a

are 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 s

can adjust this option to determine the beginning time of video clip before th un

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Motion Setup

Motion config:

nd.

ble the Email notice when motion detection is triggered.

Email Attachment: Set whether attach the video clip with the Email notice when motion detection is

triggered.

FTP Storage: Enable or disable whether send the video clip to FTP site when motion detection is

triggered.

CGI Alert: Enable or disable to send CGI alert when motion detection is triggered. Period Time / Week: Select the period that the motion detection should be activated. Day、 night、

weekday、 weekend or all the time.

Sensitivity: Set the sensitivity of motion detection.

Define parameters for actions responding to detected motion.

- Motion Detect: Set the Motion Detect feature for each channel to “ON” or “OFF”.

Pass Alarm: Adjust this option to determ ine the ending time of video clip af ter th e event goes away.

The unit is in seco

- Email Notice: Enable or disa

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Sensor config:

Apply the sensor relays as trigger. Define the actions/parameters responding to sensed event.

event triggering.

Normal state: set the relays’ initial st atus.

- nd email with attached video file.

- e / week: select the period of time/day in a week that the sensor will be activated.

- Alarm in: select one of the four GPINs as a sensor for the

- Pass alarm: as described in motion config.

- Email notice: send email responding to a sensed event

Email attachment: se

- FTP storage: send video file to FTP server responding to a sensed event.

- CGI alert: enable the CGI alert responding to a sensed event.

Period tim

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g: Video loss confi

Set actions responding to the event that video is missing, such as line has been cut or camera has been crashed.

- Video loss detect: on/off this function.

- Email notice: as described in previous two items.

CGI alert: as described in previous two items. -

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Motion Area Setup

- Select All: Clear all areas for motion detection.

Clear All: Select all areas for motion detection. Set: Confirm the settings.

ove mouse to point the area, left-click mouse to set the area for motion detection; lef t-click the selected

rea again will clear the area for detection.

M a

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GPIO Setup

- Displays the GPIO input/output statues. Can manually adjust the statues of GPIO output by clicking

on the check box.

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5. System Setup

General Setup

- Unit Name: Assign a name for the device.

Model: The model - name of the device.

Hardware Version: Th e version of the hardware. Software Version: The version of the software. Firmware Version: The versio n of the firmware. Apply: Confirm the settings.

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Date/Time Setup

et the year, date and time for the device.

ing time, set the item to “ON”.

rward from the standard time for daylight saving time.

aving.

ing.

a NTP server, this will synchro nize the time with

GMT: Set the time zone. NTP Server: Input the IP address of the NTP server. Set Manually: Set the time manually. You can select the time from the calendar. Apply: Confirm the settings.

- DST Enable: If your region use daylight sav

- Bias: Set the amount of time to move fo

- Start: Set the beginning date/time of the daylight s

- End: Set the ending date/time of the daylight sav

- NTP Enable: Set to “ON” if you wish to connect to

the time server via network.

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y)User Setup (Available for Administrator onl

elect “YES” to enable the password authentication.

ded for accessing this device. The account

bination of 0-9

Group: A user should also be configured into a group (Administrator, Operator, User) for different

level of authority , in addition, the right s on access to the device (the capabilities of viewing live video, controlling PTZ cameras or none/both of them) if it is not set to the administrator group.

Apply: Confirm the settings.

- Enable Authentication: S

- User name / Password: Up to 15 accounts can be ad

name and password can be flexible (but restricted in 8 characters long of any com and A-Z).

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COM Port Setup

- COM Status: Set COM port for PTZ, RS-232 or RS-485.

- PTZ ID: The number must match the ID address set by the dome camera.

- Baud Rate: Set the value if necessary.

- Data Bit: Set the value if necessary.

- Stop Bit: Set the value if necessary.

- Parity: Set the value if necessary.

- Flow Cont et the value if necessary.

PTZ Protocol / Status: Display the PTZ protocol and the st atus of the connected dome camera.

System Commands (Available for Administrator only)

rol: S

- Apply: Confirm the settings.

- Factory Default: Restore the settings to the factory defaults.

Reboot: Restart the device. -

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System Information

Display the information of this device. Information includes video port, resolution video type, bit rate,

X version.

PTZ model/status, motion status, sensor status and Active

System Audio

- System audio enable and adjustment; Mute check box to silencing, V foolume r the sound volume

adjustment.

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6. Network Setup

General Setup

- Ethernet Mode: If using static IP, set to “Static” and then setup the following settings. If there is a DHCP

ork, HCP”, the device will get the following settings from the server

automatically.

- IP Address: Set the IP address of the device.

- Subnet Mask: Set the subnet mask.

- Gateway: Set the IP address of the gateway on the network.

- MAC Address: Shows the MAC address of the device.

- HTTPS: on/off the HTTPS option.

- HTTP Port: Change the port if necessary.

- nge the port if necessary. Default port is recommended.

RTSP End: Change the port if necessary. Default port is recommended. DNS1 / DNS2: Set the IP address of the DNS server . Apply: Confirm the settings.

server on the netw set to “D

- RTSP Port: Change the port if necessary. Default port is recommended.

RTSP Start: Cha

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DDNS Setup

Dynamic DNS Settings 1:

- DDNS Enable: DDNS allows the dynamic IP address to be registered so others can conne ct to it by a

domain name. If you wish to use DDNS service and set to “ON”. Host Name: As- sign a host name for the device, this name will be the domain name.

of the DDNS server.

change the port to match the Port

to detect the IP address and update to the DDNS server. The time

conds.

DDNS status.

- Port: Change the port if necessary.

- DDNS Server: Input the domain name

- Router Incoming Port: If the device is connected to a router,

Forwarding setting in the router.

- Update Time: Set the interval time

setting must be in the range 600~86400 se

- Response: After confirm the settings; a message will appear for check the

- Apply: Confirm the settings.

Dy amic DNS Settings 2:

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DDNS Enable: As in settings 1 mentioned.

- Host Name: As in settings 1 mentioned.

the rver needs an account to log in, the field here is then for the account identification.

r the account to log in.

Update Time: As in settings 1 mentioned.

- Response: As in settings 1 mentioned.

- Apply: Confirm the settings.

Email Setup

- Account ID: For se

- Password: password fo

- Email via SMTP: Set to “ON” if use a SMTP server to send the Email.

SMTP Server: SMTP server IP a- ddress.

- s account and password.

have to fill up

ass through the authentication.

Email to Address: The Email address to receive the Email.

he Email address that send the Email.

Apply: Confirm the settings.

- SMTP Port: Change the port if necessary. Default is recommended.

Authorization: Set to “ON” if the Email service need

- SMTP Account / Password: If the SMTP server has enabled authentication function. You

the Account and Password to p

- Email from Address: T

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FTP Setup

- FTP enable: Set to “ON” if use a FTP server to receive the event notification.

- Server IP: Enter the IP address of the FTP server.

- User Name / Password: The account name and password to login the FTP server.

- Storage Path: Path of the FTP site to put the file.

- Apply: Confirm the settings.

PPoE Setup

- PPPoE enable: Enable/disable PPPoE function.

User name / Password: Account authentication; enter user name and password for the PPPoE

account.

Apply: Confirm the settings.

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7. Storage Setup

Storage USB Setup

Display the information and status of the storage devices that connected to UNC7702.

“Backup”, or “Off” as taking no action.

iority disk will always be taken to act unless it is

Type: the disk will be formatted with EXT file system if “Record” is taken active, while EXT or FAT

file system can be applied for “Backup” activity

- Format: Format the disk with these conditions.

Storage Record Setup

- Active: represents the disk will act as a “Record” or

- Action: shows the disk’s mount status.

- Priority: Set the priority of the disk. The highest pr

full.

- Start Schedule Record: When set to “ON”, the re cording will de pend on the set d ay and night time,

or weekend time. Day Time Start: Set the beginning time of the day. Night Time Start: Set the beginning time of the night.

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hen set to “ON”, the weekend schedule will be enabled.

Time: Set the beginning day and time of the weekend.

- Weekend End Week / Time: Set the ending day and time of the weekend. hen t to “ON”, if the record HDD is full, the recording will overwrite the

earliest recorded file in the HDD.

- Audio Recording: When set to “ON”, both video and audio will be recorded.

- Apply: Confirm the settings.

- “Record Hard Disk setting error!” This message shows when there is no storage to be set active.

- Weekend Schedule: W

- Weekend Start Week /

- Overwrite Recording: W se

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Log

Log List

List

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Appendix A

Specifications

UNC7702

System Embedded Linux, 32-Bit RISC Processor, 8MB Flash ROM, 64M B SDRAM

Video Compression MPEG-4 / MJPEG, Dual streaming

Video Resolution

Full D1: NTSC = 720 x 480; PAL = 720 x 576 Half D1: NTSC = 720 x 240; PAL = 720 x 288

CIF: NTSC = 352 x 240; PAL = 352 x 288 Frame Rate Up to 30(NTSC) / 25(PAL)

Image Device 1/3” Sony S upe r HA D CC D

Lens Type Fixed Lens, Focal Length 6.0mm, F1.6

Horizontal Resolution More than 540 TV Lines Minimum Illumination 0.1 Lux at F2.0

White Balance Auto Backlight Compensation ON / OFF selectable Auto Electronic Shutter ON / OFF selectable

Alarm In / Out 1 Input / 1 Output Motion Detection Yes

Event System

FTP & Email Alert Message

Yes

Network Interface

10/100 Base-T Ethernet

Optional IEEE 802.11b/g wireless LAN via USB (to be upgraded) Protocols TCP(UDP)/IP, HTTP, FTP, Telnet, SMTP, DHCP, NTP, DDNS, RTSP, RTP/TCP(UDP)

Audio Capability 1 Built-in Microphone / 1 3.5mm Line out jack

Power Supply ACDC power adapter, output: DC 12V

Optional built-in PoE IEEE 802.3af

Operation Temperature 5oC ~ 45oC

Operation Humidity 20% ~ 80% RHG

Dimension (L x W x H) 135mm x 85mm x 40mm

Net Weight 600 g (approximately)

I/O Connectors

Two USB 2.0 Host ports for external storage or USB wireless LAN

One Mini-DIN for RS-485/RS-232/GPIN/GPOUT/Video loopback out

One Reset hole to restore factory defaults

One RJ-45 Ethernet connector

One DC In connector Package Contents

y CD (manual and software) y One Ethernet cable y Stand for mount

y ACDC Power Adapter (Not included with PoE model)

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Appendix B

The Mini-din

The mini-din connector provides control signal input and output, which includin Relay connection and one RS-485 port multiplex with COM port es connection of PTZ device and external console to control the devi

Connector

g GPIO input, GPIO output as

. It also provid

ce.

COM / GPIO MINI-DIN

PIN FUNCTION

1 GPIN 2 RXD (Receive Data) 3 TXD (Transmit Data) 4 RS-485A 5 GND (System Ground) 6 GPOUT-Automatic Relay 7 GPO matic Relay UT-Auto 8 RS-485B 9 Video Out

 GPIN: Input high when op when sinking more than 10mA or sho rting

to pin 5 (GND).

 RXD (COM Port Receive D 　 TXD (COM Port Transmit

RS485A/RS485B: To connect with external PTZ devices, please contact your dealer/distributor to

get the information of the supported PTZ models.

ening the connection; input low

ata)

Data)



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 GND (System Ground): System Ground is also connected to chassis as frame 　 GPOUT-Automatic Relay : When enable to use the GP IN or motion detectio n to

devices, the “Relay” must be turned on.

 Video Out: Use the especial cable in the product pac

video to the monitor.

ground.

trigger some alarm

kage to connect this pin that it can output the

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Appendix C

. How can I set factory default?

NS:

1. Unplug the power jack to turn off the power of UNC7702.

2. Insert a pin into the reset hole as circled with red in the below figures. Sense a button and keep it pressed until instructed to release.

3. Plug in the power jack to turn on UNC7702, count 25 seconds (at least 20 seconds) and release the button (remove the pin from the reset hole).

4. The UNC7702 should now be back to factory default. Have an access to the device by changing to the attempt IP address from the default 192.168.0.200.

UNC770

Note:

1. When UNC7702 can be scanned by IPInstaller with this IP “192.168.0.200” after factory setting, it means the reset process is successful.

2. Within the 20~25 seconds, the reset progress will be launched. If the inserted pin is removed before 20 seconds or after 25 seconds, the system wouldn’t take any effect; the reset will be unsuccessful. Redo from step 1 for another chance.

3. Do not remove power any time in the reset process, the flash memory inside the device can be damaged otherwise.

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2. How to upgrade firmware for the device?

ANS:

Download the newest software and unzip it into your local driver, for example "C:\temp". Then, con the "flash.bin" file exists in this directory.

tton on Configuration page -> System ->

Commands.

St For exampl Enter DOS by " Change to th Start ftp session by enter “ftp <Device IP Address> Enter "root" for USERNAME, "pass" for PASSWORD as default administrator; you will have to use your administrator's USERNAME and PASSWORD to login if you ever added a user with administrator authority. Set FTP to binary mode using the command "bin". In FTP session window, enter "bin"

In FTP n window, enter "put flash.bin" In FTP FTP se ansfer and automatically upgrade the software. Use “pin uld be able to a ws an example of the whol

firm

Restart the device by clicking on the <Reboot> bu

Caution: You must reboot the device before doing the following procedures; otherwise, some

socca ional internal conflicts may endanger the Flash devices.

art the FTP session and log in to the UNC7702.

e, in our case for Windows XP:

Start > All Programs > Command Prompt."

e directory where the latest flash.bin exists.

Upload the software into the device by FTP "put" command.

sessio session window, enter "bye" to quit FTP session.

ssion may freeze for around 1~2 minute to tr

g” to check whether the device is accessible. If you get replies after pinging, you then sho

ccess the device via Web interface. The figure of Com mand Prompt below sho

e operation.

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Note: Flash products can become damaged if the updating operation is not performed correctly. So please follow up above procedures carefully.

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3. Why ActiveX remains in old version after upgrading to new version

firmware?

ANS:

Launch an IE browser and click on “Tools” -> “Internet Options”. The Internet Options window then shows up.

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In Temporary Internet files, click on Delet e Files.

Press “OK” to confirm deletion.

Re-open IE browser and access to the device. You will this time be prompt to install newer version of ActiveX

ontrol. After installation, you should see the new version installed. c

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