EverFocus EZN7221 User Manual

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Star Light Outdoor Bullet IR Network Camera EZN7221/7260/7360

Ultra Low Light Network Camera

User’s Manual

Release Date: March, 2016

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any means without written permission of the EverFocus Electronics Corporation.

EverFocus

12F-1, No.79, Sec. 1, Shin-Tai Wu Road,

Hsi-Chih, New Taipei City, Taiwan

TEL: +886 2 2698 2334

FAX: +886 2 2698 3943

www.everfocus.com.tw

March, 2016

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About this document

All the safety and operating instructions should be read and followed before the unit is operated. This

manual should be retained for future reference. The information in this manual was current when

published. The manufacturer reserves the right to revise and improve its products. All specifications are

therefore subject to change without notice.

Regulatory Notices

FCC Notice "Declaration of Conformity Information"

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 generates, 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:

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is

connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Warning: Changes or modifications made to this equipment, not expressly approved by EverFocus or

parties authorized by EverFocus could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

operation.

EverFocus Electronics Corp.

12F-1, No. 79, Sec. 1, Shin-Tai Wu Rd.,

Hsi-Chi, New Taipei City, Taiwan

The POLESTAR Series camera complies with CE and FCC.

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Precautions

1. Do not install the camera near electric or magnetic fields.

Install the camera away from TV/radio transmitters, magnets, electric motors, transformers and

audio speakers since the electromagnetic fields generated from these devices may distort the video

image or otherwise interfere with camera operation.

2. Never disassemble the camera beyond the recommendations in this manual nor introduce

materials other than those recommended herein.

Improper disassembly or introduction of corrosive materials may result in equipment failure or other

damage.

3. Try to avoid facing the camera toward the sun.

In some circumstances, direct sunlight may cause permanent damage to the sensor and/or internal

circuits, as well as creating unbalanced illumination beyond the capability of the camera to

compensate.

4. Keep the power cord away from water and other liquids and never touch the power cord with wet

hands.

Touching a wet power cord with your hands or touching the power cord with wet hands may result in

electric shock.

5. Never install the camera in areas exposed to oil, gas or solvents.

Oil, gas or solvents may result in equipment failure, electric shock or, in extreme cases, fire.

6. Cleaning

For cameras with interchangeable lenses, do not touch the surface of the sensor directly with the

hands. Use lens tissue or a cotton tipped applicator and ethanol to clean the sensor and the camera

lens. Use a damp soft cloth to remove any dirt from the camera body. Please do not use complex

solvents, corrosive or abrasive agents for cleaning of any part of the camera.

7. Do not operate the camera beyond the specified temperature, humidity or power source ratings.

Use the camera at temperatures within -40°C ~ 55°C / -40°F ~ 131°F (12VDC); -20°C ~ 55°C / -4°F ~

131°F (PoE) , and humidity between 20% and 80%; this device is not rated as submersible. The input

power source is 12VDC / 24VAC~ / PoE. Be sure to connect the proper + / - polarity and voltage, as

incorrect polarity or too high a voltage will likely cause the camera to fail, and such damage is not

covered by the warranty. The use of properly fused or Class 3 power limited type supplies is highly

recommended.

8. Mounting

Use care in selecting a solid mounting surface which will support the weight of the camera plus any

wind, snow, ice or other loading, and securely attach the camera to the mounting surface using

screws and anchors which will properly support the camera. If necessary (e.g. when mounting to

drop ceilings) use a safety wire to provide additional support for the camera.

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1. Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 1

2. Physical Description ....................................................................................................................... 2

2.1. Dimensions ....................................................................................................................................... 2

3. Features ........................................................................................................................................... 3

4. Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 4

4.1. Packing List ....................................................................................................................................... 4

4.2. Optional Accessory .......................................................................................................................... 4

4.3. Cables ............................................................................................................................................... 5

4.4. Lens Installation and Adjustment .................................................................................................... 6

4.4.1. Mounting and Wiring .......................................................................................................... 6

4.4.2. Inserting a Micro SD Card .................................................................................................... 9

5. Accessing the User Interface ...................................................................................................... 10

5.1. Checking the Dynamic IP Address .................................................................................................. 10

5.2. Settings for Microsoft Internet Explorer ........................................................................................ 14

5.3. Connecting the Camera to the Network ........................................................................................ 15

5.4. Live View Window .......................................................................................................................... 17

6. Playback ......................................................................................................................................... 23

6.1 Remote Playback Using Playback Page .......................................................................................... 23

6.2 Setting up the Playback Function ................................................................................................... 25

6.2.1. Inserting / Removing the micro SD Card ........................................................................... 25

6.2.2. Testing the Playback Function ........................................................................................... 26

7. Settings .......................................................................................................................................... 28

7.1. System Settings .............................................................................................................................. 29

7.1.1. Network ............................................................................................................................. 29

7.1.2. Date / Time ........................................................................................................................ 35

7.1.3. Storage .............................................................................................................................. 36

7.1.4. Display and Overlay ........................................................................................................... 38

7.1.5. System Maintenance ......................................................................................................... 40

7.1.6. System Information ........................................................................................................... 43

7.1.7. User ................................................................................................................................... 44

7.1.8. Black / White List ............................................................................................................... 46

7.1.9. Serial Communication ....................................................................................................... 47

7.2. Camera Settings ............................................................................................................................. 48

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7.2.1. Streaming and Audio ......................................................................................................... 48

7.2.2. Profile ................................................................................................................................ 51

7.2.3. Camera .............................................................................................................................. 52

7.2.4. Schedule ............................................................................................................................ 56

7.2.5. Image ................................................................................................................................. 57

7.3. Event Settings ................................................................................................................................. 59

7.3.1. Event Wizard...................................................................................................................... 59

7.3.2. Event .................................................................................................................................. 60

7.3.3. Notification ........................................................................................................................ 65

7.4. Link to Smart Phone App ............................................................................................................... 68

8. Upgrading Firmware Using IP Utility ......................................................................................... 69

9. Specifications ................................................................................................................................ 71

10. Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................................... 73

Appendix ............................................................................................................................................ 78

A. Tested Card Brands ......................................................................................................................... 78

B. Enabling the Multicast Function .................................................................................................... 79

C. RTSP URL Syntax ............................................................................................................................. 81

D. Setting up Port Forwarding Function ............................................................................................. 82

E. Setting up DDNS Function .............................................................................................................. 84

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1. Introduction

The POLESTAR Series outdoor bullet-type IP camera deliveries image quality of up to 3 MP. Equipped with

an auto focus lens, the IP camera can provide the desired field of view with superior video quality in

precision focus. Adopted with a Sony 1/2.8” CMOS image sensor, the high sensitivity characteristics

enables the IP camera to perform clear color images with less image noise even in the starlight or

moonlight environment. Equipped with a P-Iris, the IP cameras are capable of controlling the best iris

position automatically and precisely in varying lighting conditions, expanding the focus area of the images

and meanwhile improve the image sharpness. The IP camera also supports dual streams from H.265, H.264

or MJPEG compression formats.

The POLESTAR Series outdoor bullet-type IP camera has a built-in micro SDHC card slot. Except 12VDC and

24VAC~ power supply, the IP camera also supports Power over Ethernet (IEEE802.3af). Featured with a

weather-resistant (IP66) housing, the cameras meet a wide variety of needs for outdoor surveillance.

The POLESTAR Series outdoor bullet-type IP camera conforms to ONVIF for compatibility with other

network video devices. You can also use EverFocus Mobile applications to remotely view the live views of

the cameras through your iOS or Android handheld devices; or use EverFocus CMS to remotely manage

multiple IP devices connected on the network.

The POLESTAR Series outdoor bullet-type IP camera Models

Model Name Megapixel Max. Video Resolution Frame Rate

EZN7221 2 MP 1920 x 1080 Dual streams: 60fps @ 1080p; 30fps @ VGA

EZN7360 3 MP 2048 x 1536 30fps

EZN7260 2 MP 1920 x 1080 30fps

System Requirement

Before installing, please check that your computer meets the following system requirements.

Operating System Windows 7 (32 and 64-bit) or above

CPU

Intel Core i5 CPU @ 2.0GHz (or equivalent AMD) or higher (Intel Core i7 CPU @ 3.4GHz recommended)

Graphic Card 512MB RAM graphic cards (or equivalent on-board graphic cards)

2GB or more (8GB recommended)

RAM

• Additional HD space depends on required local storage of video files,

100 Mbps network card.

• DirectX 9.0c

Software

• Internet Explorer 9 and later, Firefox 4.0-9.0, Chrome (Windows

version 44 and earlier)

Note: For using the Internet Explorer, some settings are required. Please refer to 5.2 Settings for

Microsoft Internet Explorer.

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2. Physical Description

No. Name Description

1 Micro SD / SDHC Slot For inserting a micro SD / SDHC card.

Resets all configurations to the factory default settings. Press and

2 Reset Button

hold the Reset Button for 5 seconds.

3 IR LEDs 44 IR LEDs for infrared illumination in night vision applications.

4 Lens 3.3 – 10 mm, auto focus, varifocal, F1.3 – 360C.

5 Light Sensor Detects lights.

6 Sunshield Protect the camera from the direct rays of the sun.

2.1. Dimensions

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3. Features

• 1/2.8” SONY progressive CMOS image sensor delivers high resolution, and supports both H.265

and H.264 in full frame rate

• One push auto focus for remote image adjustment

• P-IRIS lens with a stepping motor for exact positioning to improve the IRIS performance

• Dual streams from H.265, H.264 and M-JPEG

• Ultra low light

• Corridor Format

• True Day/Night function

• 3D noise reduction (3DNR) under low-light conditions

• Extended IR range of up to 40M / 131ft. with 44 LEDs

• Smart IR function eliminates overexposure problems

• Wide dynamic range function (WDR)

• Two-way audio

• Defog function supported

• RS-485 supported

• Alarm I/O supported

• Micro SD card supported

• Triple power inputs supported: PoE / 12VDC / 24VAC~

• IP66 water proof and IK10 vandal resistance(for metal casing)

• E-Z lock ring at the base is designed with easy to grip tabs for firmly clamp the camera in place,

plus a set screw for added security

• EverFocus MobileFocus / MobileFocus Plus apps (iOS and Android) supported

• EverFocus Genie XMS CMS supported

• ONVIF profile S compliant

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4. Installation

4.1. Packing List

Please check that there is no missing item in the package before installing.

• EZN Series Camera x 1 • Power Pigtail Cable x 1

• Cable Gland Kit x 1 (connect to the • Plug x 1 (inserting to the Quick Mounting Ring for

LAN/PoE cable for waterproofing) through-the-wall installation)

• Quick Mounting Ring x 1 • Software CD x 1

• MAC Address Sticker x 2 • Quick Installation Guide x 1

• Mounting Kit x 1

- Long Screw x 4 (for attaching the Quick Mounting Ring to the mounting surface)

- Short Screw x 4 (for connecting the camera base to the Quick Mount Ring)

- Screw Anchor x 4 (in conjunction with Long Screw)

- Hexagon Wrench x 1 (for adjusting the camera position)

- Thinner Hexagon Wrench x 1 (for removing the Sunshield)

- Desiccant Bag x 1

Note:

1. Equipment configurations and supplied accessories vary by country. Please consult your local

EverFocus office or agents for more information. Please also keep the shipping carton for

possible future use.

2. Contact the shipper if any items appear to have been damaged in the shipping process.

4.2. Optional Accessory

You can use the optional accessories to expand the capabilities and versatility of the camera. Please

contact your dealer for more information.

IP Sidekick

• IP Sidekick - ESK1000

Using it for installation, you do not need to pre-configure the IP address

or to use an additional monitor to check and adjust all the IP cameras.

The product can assign an IP address to the camera, then you can

connect and check the camera live view using EverFocus mobile App EF

Sidekick. For details about IP Sidekick, please refer to the IP Sidekick –

ESK1000 User’s Manual.

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PoE Switch

12VDC Input

LAN / PoE Cable

Audio Input (TRS Line-in) (Pink)

Audio Output (TRS Line-out) (Green)

Cable Assembly

Gray: CVBS OUT White: 24VAC+ Light Green: 24VACBrown: RS485_A Black: RS485_B

Yellow: GND Green: Alarm OUT Pink: Alarm COM Purple: Alarm IN

TRS Connector

Left Channel (Tip)

Right Channel (Ring)

Ground (Sleeve)

EZN7221/7260/7360

• EverFocus 5 / 8 / 16 /

24 Ports PoE Switch

5 Ports: ES0501-40

8 Ports: ES0812-31 / ES0802-41

16 Ports: ES1625-31 / ES1645-51

24 Ports: ES2426-31 / ES2446-51 / ES2448-62

4.3. Cables

The Cables provide connections for Network, GND, CVBS output, power, audio input / output and alarm

input / output. Note that the audio-in / out cable features a line 3.5mm jack (TRS). Be sure to prepare

microphones / speakers with TRS connector (see TRS Connector image below). Also, microphones /

speakers with a (built-in) amplifier and external power supply are required.

To activate the Audio function, the Enable Audio must be checked. See

7.2.1 Streaming and Audio.

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Circular Area

This conduit Is for wiring the cables along the wall installation

If you want to wire the cables through the wall, then this conduit will not be used. You can insert the supplied

Plug into the conduit.

Plug

Wall

Anchors

Quick

-Mounting Ring

Long Screws

Quick-Mounting Ring

Short Screws

Camera Base

Short Screws

4.4. Basic Installation

4.4.1. Mounting and Wiring

Follow the steps below for mounting and wiring the camera.

1. Before screwing the camera to the wall, drill four holes on the wall according to the hole-positions

on the supplied Quick-Mounting Ring. If you wish to run the wires into the wall, drill another hole

in the middle of the circular area within the Quick-Mounting Ring.

2. Push the four supplied Anchors into the four holes on the wall. Place the Quick-Mounting Ring

against the anchoring surface so that the holes line up. Screw the Quick-Mounting Ring to the

wall using the supplied Long Screws.

3. Screw the camera base to the Quick-Mounting Ring using the supplied four Short Screws.

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Wire the cables from the side

of the camera

Wire the cables through the wall

Cable Gland

Stopper

Cable Gland Screw Cap

Orange with white stripe Orange Green with white stripe Blue Blue with white stripe Green Brown with white stripe Brown

You can wire the cables from the side of the camera or through the wall.

4. Connect the network, power and other cables of the camera to the related devices.

• If you want to use the Cable Gland to connect the network cable for waterproofing: a. Insert the supplied Stopper to the Cable Gland.

b. Insert a RJ-45 network cable (without the RJ-45 connector on the one end) through the

Screw Cap and Cable Gland.

c. Crimp the RJ-45 connector onto the network cable. Note that the wires should be placed

into the RJ-45 connector based on the following order (from left to right).

d. Connect the RJ-45 network cable to the LAN / PoE Cable. Tightly screw the Cable Gland

and Screw Cap.

5. Optionally insert a micro SD / SDHC card into the card slot. Please refer to 4.2.2 Inserting a micro

SD Card.

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E-Z Lock Ring

Set Screw

360°

Camera Base

Camera Body

Tilt Screw

90°

Rotate Screw

180°

6. Access the camera live view. See 5. Accessing the Camera. Or connect a handheld test monitor to

the CVBS wire on the Cable Assembly for adjusting viewing angles.

7. To adjust the camera angles:

Pan Adjustment: Unscrew the Set Screw using the supplied Thinner Hexagon Wrench. Twist the

Camera Body forcefully until it unscrews from the Camera Base. Rotate the camera by 360° to the

desired position and screw the E-Z Lock Ring until it locks against the Camera Base. Screw back

the Set Screw.

Tilt Adjustment: Loosen the Tilt Screw using the provided Hexagon Wrench and adjust the tilt

angle by 90°.

Rotational Adjustment: Loosen the Rotate Screws on both side of the camera body using the

providing Hexagon Wrench and rotate the camera by 360° (180° to the left / 180° to the right).

8. To adjust zoom and focus, please use Lens Control buttons on the Live View window. Please refer

to 5.4 Live View Window in the User’s Manual.

Note: Before start operating the IP camera, please make sure the camera date and time are

correct. To configure the camera date/time, go to System > Date/Time setting page on Web UI.

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Set Screw

Sunshield

Micro SD Card Slot

4.4.2. Inserting a Micro SD Card

You can optionally insert a micro SD card to the card slot on the camera module for recording videos.

1. Remove the Sunshield from the camera. Loosen the set screw on the Sunshield using the

provided Thinner Hexagon Wrench. Slide the Sunshield out from the rail on the camera body.

2. Rotate and then remove the camera cover, and insert a micro SD card into the card slot.

Note: After opening the camera cover for inserting the micro SD card, you have to

close the cover immediately in case of reducing the absorption capacity of the

desiccant bag inside the camera.

3. Stick the supplied Desiccant Bag inside the camera.

4. Firmly close the camera cover for waterproofing and then slide the Sunshield back to the camera

body.

Note: When properly installed, the rear-side of the Sunshield should be even with the

rear-side of the camera body. Extending the Sunshield in order to shade the lens will

compromise the image quality.

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5. Accessing the Camera

This section explains how to access the Web interface of the camera for configuration.

5.1. Checking the Dynamic IP Address

You can look up the IP address and access the Web interface of the IP camera using the IP Utility (IPU)

program, which is included in the software CD. The IP Utility can also be downloaded from EverFocus’

Website: http://www.everfocus.com.tw/HQ/Support/DownloadCenter_p1.aspx (Support > Download

Center > Keyword Search: IP Utility). Please connect the IP camera on the same LAN of your computer.

1. Save IP Utility Setup .exe in your computer. Double click the .exe file and follow the

on‐screen instructions to install the IP Utility.

2. Click the Finish button, the IP Utility will be automatically launched to search the IP devices

connected on the same LAN.

3. To access the Live View window, double click the IP address of the desired device, the login window

pops up. Type the user ID and password to log in. By default, the user ID is user1 and the password

is 11111111.

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4. If you log in for the first time, follow the on‐screen instructions to update the latest Plugin version

(ePlayer). After reloading the webpage, the login window pops up again. Type the user ID and

password to log in again. By default, the user ID is user1 and the password is 11111111.

5. Now you will be able to see the remote live page.

Note:

1. The “Download ePlayer Instruction” page will only be prompted for the first time login in order to

update the system to the latest Plugin version.

2. If the Error window appears, please be sure to close ALL the Web browser windows first and then

click Retry. When the Completing the ePlayer Setup Wizard window shows up, click Finish. Then,

you can open a new browser again to access the camera’s remote Web interface.

6. To optionally configure the Machine Name, IP Address, IP Type or Port Number using the IPU:

a. Log in the device by checking the desired model and then click the Log in icon. The Log in

dialog box appears.

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b. Type the Username and Password and click OK. The Status column will display Login.

Note:

1. The default user ID is user1 and the default password is 11111111.

2. If you select more than one camera that has the same user ID / password, you will be able

to log in several cameras at once.

c. Right click the column to configure the setting. Click Apply Changes button to apply and

save the settings.

Note:

1. Most networks uses DHCP to assign IP address, if you are unsure of your network settings,

please consult your network administrators for configuration details.

2. If you want to set up PPPoE, please refer to 7.1.1 Network.

To set up a static IP:

By default, EverFocus’ IP cameras are set up with DHCP. To change the IP setting to static IP, select Static

IP from IP Type drop‐down list and set up the desired IP Address, for example, 192.168.31.67.

Please also set up the Subnet Mask and Gateway. Click the Apply Changes button to apply and save the

settings.

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To show the Subnet Mask and Gateway items on the title bar, right click the title bar to display the

Customize Columns window, select Subnet Mask and Gateway and then click OK.

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5.2. Settings for Microsoft Internet Explorer

If you have difficulties viewing live view or upgrading firmware, it is suggested to complete the following

settings of your computer.

1. If your PC or laptop is running with Windows, it’ s required to run the browser as administrator

when first entering the remote web page of the device. Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet

Explorer, right-click the browser and then click Run as administrator.

2. You may need to turn User Account Control off if you still can’t see the Remote Live View. On the

computer, click Start > Control Panel > System and Security > Action Center (click Change User

Account Control Settings), the User Account Control Settings window appears. Adjust the slide bar

to Never Notify and then click OK. Restart your computer if requested.

Note: For Windows 8 and Windows 10 user, if you still fail to view live view or upgrade firmware after

configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer setting, please refer to C. Snapshot / Record error message

(for Windows 8 and Windows 10 users). in 10. Troubleshooting for further configuration.

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High-speed modem

Internet

Straight-through LAN patch cable

Router

Cat 5 Straight Through Cable

Left: Pinout of a straight-through cable.

5.3. Connecting the Camera to the Network

There are three methods to connect the IP camera to the network: Router or LAN Connection, Direct

High-Speed Connection and One-to-One Connection.

Router or LAN connection

This is the most common connection in which the IP camera is connected to a router and allows multiple

users on and off site to see the IP camera on a LAN / WAN (Internet). The camera must be assigned an IP

address that is compatible with its LAN. By setting up port forwarding on the router, you can remotely

access the cameras from outside of the LAN via the Internet. To remotely access the Web interface of

the IP camera, please refer to 7.1.1 Network (DDNS Settings). To set up port forwarding, please refer to

Appendix D. Setting up Port Forwarding Function.

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Cat 5

Straight Through Cable

High-speed modem

Internet

Cat 5

Right: Pinout of a crossed-over cable.

Direct High-Speed Connection

In a Direct High-Speed Connection, the camera connects directly to a modem without the need for a

router. You need to set the static or dynamic WAN IP address assigned by your ISP (Internet Service

Provider) in the camera’s configuration web pages. To access the camera, just type

“http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”, where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address given by your ISP. If you have a dynamic

IP address, this connection may require that you use DDNS for a reliable connection. Please refer to

Appendix E. Setting up DDNS Function.

One-to-One Connection (Directly from PC to IP Camera)

You can connect directly without using a switch, router or modem. However, only the PC connected to

the camera will be able to view the IP camera. You will also have to manually assign a compatible IP

address to both the computer and the IP camera. Unless the PC has another network connection, the IP

camera will be the only network device visible to the PC. See the diagram below:

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5.4. Live View Window

1. Live View

Click the Live View button to display the Live View window. If you experience video feed lag time (if

connected via Internet), you can reduce the resolution or limit the number of streams. See 7.2.1

Streaming and Audio.

2. Playback

Click the Playback button to play back the recorded data directly from the on-camera micro SD /

SDHC card. For this function to become active, you have to insert a micro SD / SDHC card into the

micro SD / SDHC card slot on the camera (see 6.2 Setting up the Playback Function). For the tested

card brands, please refer to Appendix A. Tested Card Brands.

3. Snapshot

Click the Snapshot button to take a snapshot. By default, the snapshot will be saved at

C:\EverFocus\. To change the location, see Record to PC in 7.1.3 Storage.

Note: For Microsoft IE10 and above users, some settings have to be complete to enable this

function (see B. Snapshot/Record error message in 10. Troubleshooting).

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4. Record

Click the Record button to start / stop recording the current video stream. By default, this icon is

only for one-minute video recording and the recordings will be saved at C:\EverFocus\. To change

the recording time, see File Size in 7.1.3 Storage. To change the location, see Record to PC in 7.1.3

Storage. To record long-period recordings, please set up a recording schedule (see Schedule

Settings in 7.3.2. Event). To ch ange the source video stream, use the Video Stream drop-down list

on the Live View Window. To c h ange the recording format, see Recording and Snapshot Settings in

7.1.3 Storage.

Note: For Microsoft IE10 and above users, some settings have to be complete to enable this

function (see B. Snapshot/Record error message in 10. Troubleshooting).

5. Audio / Microphone

Click the Audio and Microphone buttons to switch the sound on / off for the speakers and

microphones respectively (if such external devices have been connected to the camera directly or

via the network). To activate the Audio function, the Enable Audio must be selected. See Audio

Settings in 7.2.1 Streaming and Audio. Note that the camera provides the TRS line-in / out terminal

I/O, therefore, TRS microphones / speakers with a (built-in) amplifier and external power supply are

required.

6. Setting

Click the Setting button to enter the Settings page (see 7. Settings).

7. Wizard

Click the Wizard button to enter the Setup Wizard.

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Rotate Screw

90°

8. Hallway Display (9:16): Click the Rotate button to rotate the live image. The rotation

degree will display next to the button. This function allows users to monitor vertically-oriented

areas such as hallway, corridors and aisles. Note that once you rotate the live image, the recordings

and snapshots will also be rotated.

Note: To achieve the best 9:16 display effect, it’s recommended to:

a. Install the camera sideways by rotating the camera to the left or right by 90°.

b. Select a 16:9 View Size (e.g. 1920 x 1080 / 1024 x 768). c. Use the Rotate button.

9. Video Stream

Select the Video Stream (Stream 1 and Stream 2) that will be displayed in the live view window on

the bottom. (see 7.2.1 Streaming and Audio). The default setting is Stream 1 only. If extra streams

required, EverFocus can customize the settings.

10. View Size

Use this to select the appropriate view size and shape of the live view window on the bottom. A

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Select this mode to set the zoom level in the magnified

smaller size might increase transmission speed and video quality.

11. Language

Click the Language drop-down list to select the desired language.

12. Digital Zoom

Click the zoom in / zoom out buttons to zoom in / out the camera live

view. Click the Home button to go back to the home position.

Marquee Mode: Select this mode to drag around a portion of the live

view window you want to zoom into with your mouse.

Normal Mode:

window. You can roll the mouse wheel to zoom in / out the camera

live view. Clicking on the magnified image will re-center the image

around that point.

13. One Push

The One Push buttons can be displayed on the live view window by

enabling the Show One Push Buttons function in the Live View

Layout Settings (see 7.1.4 Display and Overlay).

White Balance: To enable the button (turned from faded to clear), on

the Setting > Advanced > Camera Settings > Image, select One Push

from the mode drop-down list in the White Balance Settings field and

click the Apply button.

Once this is done, clicking the White Balance button on the Live View Window will instruct the

camera to adjust the white balance settings, and these settings will be active until the button is

clicked again. This is like a “semi-automatic” way to adjust white balance to suit the user, if the Auto

or Manual mode does not give the result the user wants.

Focus: The Focus (Auto Focus) button is enabled by default on the Live View window. Click the Focus

button to instruct the camera to focus automatically. To hide the Focus button on the Live View

window, disable the Show One Push Buttons function in the Live View Layout Settings (see 7.1.4

Display and Overlay).

14. Alarm I/O Control

Click the Input Trigger or Output Trigger buttons to trigger the alarm input / alarm output directly

from the window. If you have configured an event (in the Event List) that will trigger a reaction (like

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a recording) when an “Alarm Input” event occurs, clicking the Input Trigger button will trigger that

reaction. If you have connected the camera alarm output to an external device, click the Output

Trigger button will trigger that device.

15. Manual Control

The Manual Trigger button can be displayed on the live view window by setting up a Manual Trigger

Event in the Event Management (see 7.3.2 Event).

Click the Manual Trigger button to trigger an event directly from the window. If you have configured

an event (in the Event List) that will trigger a reaction (like a recording) when a “Manual Trigger”

event occurs, clicking this button will trigger that reaction. You can select what that reaction will be.

You can, for instance, set the camera to record the audio / video feed to the micro SD card on board

the camera. You can then click on the Playback button to open the Playback page and search for

and play all such recordings that had been stored on the card. Such event actions will be effective

once they have been configured in the Event List (see 7.3.2 Event). Click the Reset Alarm button to

reset the alarm output remotely.

16. Lens Control

The Lens Control buttons can be hidden on the Live View window by disable the Show Lens Control

Buttons function in the Live View Layout Settings (see 7.1.4 Display and Overlay).

 Zoom (Optical Zoom)

To adjust zoom buttons and slide bar, you need to click the Lock icon to unlock first. Click the

Unlock icon again to lock the zoom functions. The slide bar can be used for major adjustment

while zoom buttons are suitable for fine tuning. The bar value is defined by 1X, 2X and 3X values as

shown below. Slide the bar to the desired value.

When using buttons to control the zoom in / out actions, the slide bar willl act accordingly. Click and

hold the buttons to continuously zoom in / out. Click the buttons to zoom in / out one step forward or backward.

Note:

1. If you select Auto from the Focus Mode drop-down list, the camera will automatically

adjust focus every time you click the Zoom in / out buttons.

2. It is recommended to adjust camera zoom only when necessary. Adjusting camera zoom in

Day mode or Night mode may cause an unfocused camera when it automatically switches

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from day to night mode or from night to day mode. When unfocused camera symptom

occurs, click the Focus button for the camera to automatically adjust the focus or click the

Focus buttons to fine tune camera focus.

 Focus

To use the buttons to adjust focus, click and hold the buttons to continuously focus

closer or farther. Click the buttons to focus one step closer or farther.

17. Status Display (info line that can be placed above video box or at bottom of page)

This shows the name of the camera that is currently active or being configured, current date/time

and current frame rate. You can activate these info displays in the Overlay Text Settings (see 7.1.4

Display and Overlay).

18. Event signal icons (above video screen)

When an event is triggered, a signal icon will appear at the top right of the Live View window to

alert the user.

Alarm Input icon : When an alarm is triggered or the Input Trigger button is clicked, this icon

appears.

Motion detection icons : The colors of these motion event icons correspond to the

colors of the motion trigger areas you have configured in the Motion Settings (see 7.3.2 Event).

Recording icon : When the camera is recording to a PC-based folder, this icon appears.

Manual trigger icon : When the Trigger Event button is clicked, the icon appears.

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6. Playback

Playback is designed as a quick way to check recent recordings that were triggered by Events that were

configured to “Record to micro SD Card” in the Event Management (see 7.3.2 Event). You can remotely play

back the recordings stored in the on-camera micro SD card on the Web interface, or play back the

recordings stored in the computer using VLC media player, Windows Media Player 12 or other players

support AVI / MP4 format.

Note: The Playback page is only accessible once the on-camera micro SD card is inserted and active.

Please refer to Appendix A for the tested card brands.

6.1 Remote Playback Using Playback Page

On the Live View Window, click the Playback button to open the Playback page.

Search by File: Click the Search button under the “Show All Files on micro SD Card” header to

search for all recording files on the on-camera micro SD card. Search results will be displayed in the

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Filename area.

Search by Time: Click the Date / Time column and select the date and time from which you want to

search until the present moment. Click Search to get your search results, which will be displayed in

the Filename area.

Search by Event: Select the type of Event recordings you want to search for (Alarm, Motion or

Manual Trigger) and then click the Start Date / Time and End Date / Time columns to select the

Start Time date/time and the End Time date/time of your search. Click Search to get your search

results, which will be displayed in the Filename area.

Multiple Files: Check this box if you want the video player to play all the files in the selected folder.

The files will be displayed in the Filename area.

Loop Again: Check this box if you want the video player to play the selected file over and over again.

Play: Once you have clicked a file on the Filename list, the selected file information will be listed in

the File Information area. You can now click Play to play that specific file.

Pause: Click to pause playing back.

Stop: Click to stop playing back.

Snapshot: Click to take a snapshot. Zoom In: Click to zoom in.

Zoom Out: Click to zoom out.

Filename: This area will display a list of search results (recording files and folders). If you use the

Search button under the “Show All Files on micro SD Card” header to search, folders (named with

the recorded date) will be displayed first. Click on the folder and click on each subfolder until the

recording files (.avi) in that folder is listed.

File Information: Click a file on the Filename list, the selected file information will be listed.

Copy: Click to copy the selected file to the computer-based folder of your choice. A browsing box

will open so that you can browse the folder of your choice. You can use VLC media player, Windows

Media Player 12 or other players support AVI / MP4 format to play back the recordings recorded in

your computer.

Lock: Click to lock the selected file. This will protect that file from being overwritten during any

overwrite procedure. The file will thus be saved on the micro SD card indefinitely. However, the file

will still be deleted if the micro SD card is ever formatted.

Remove: Click to delete the selected file.

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Micro SD Card Slot

6.2 Setting up the Playback Function

Note that the Playback function will not be activated until the user has inserted a micro SD card in the

camera’s micro SD card slot. The card may also have to be formatted in the Secure Digital Card field (see

7.1.3 Storage). For the tested card brands, please refer to Appendix A. Tested Card Brands.

6.2.1. Inserting / Removing the micro SD Card

1. To insert the micro SD card: Insert the micro SD card into the micro SD card slot before powering

on the camera.

2. To remove the micro SD card: Click the Remove button (Setting > Advanced tab > System Settings

> Storage > Secure Digital Card) when the camera is powered on, the micro SD card information

“micro SD card is not mounted” will display and the Remove button will change to Attach, and

then you may remove the micro SD card. If you want to insert the micro SD card again, insert the

micro SD card and then click the Attach button.

After inserting the micro SD card into the micro SD card slot, the Playback button on the Live View

page should be activated. If not, click the Refresh button for the camera to detect the micro SD

card. Then, the Playback button should be activated now.

Note: For the first-time user, click the Format button to format the card. All data on the disk

will be deleted if the Format button is clicked.

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6.2.2. Testing the Playback Function

1. To test the Playback function (this is not required), set up a “Manual Trigger” Recording Event by

clicking Setting > Advanced > Event Settings > Event.

2. Give the event a name, like “NewEvent”.

3. In the “Event Triggered Type” field, click on Manual Trigger.

4. Below this, check “Enable This Event”, “Enable Post-trigger Buffer”, and “Record to micro SD Card”.

For Alarm Input, Manual Trigger, and Tampering Detection trigger types, multiple events can be

created on the Event List but only one event can be enabled. For example, if you create three

Alarm Input trigger events, only one event under this trigger type can be enabled. The option of

Enable This Event for the rest of two Alarm Input events will be grayed out and display ‘’This

Trigger Type has already been enabled.’’ To enable another event under the same type, uncheck to

disable the event first and check the desired event.

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5. To save your settings, click the Create button, and the Event will be listed in the Event List.

6. Look at the “Post-trigger Buffer” at the bottom to make sure the buffer time is set to 10 seconds.

Click the Apply button in the Trigger Options Settings block.

7. Click the LiveView button to go back to the Live View page.

8. Get ready to click the Trigger Event button on the Live View page. Before you do, see if you can

find something in the view screen that will give you a visual time marker. For instance, if you can

get your hand in front of the camera’s lens, get ready to count down on your fingers.

9. Click the Trigger Event button and slowly count down on your fingers in front of the lens (if you are

able to do so – if not, try to find visual cues on the view screen that will help you to mark the

moment you pushed the trigger). The recording period will be as long as the buffer time you

selected – the default period is 10 seconds.

10. Click the Playback button to open the Playback page.

11. There are different ways to search for recording files on the camera’s micro SD card (i.e. the

Playback memory). For a recent recording like your test event, simply click the “Search” button

under the “Show All Files on micro SD Card” header.

12. If the micro SD card is active and formatted correctly, the recording folder’s name (the recording

day’s date) will appear in the Filename area. Click on this folder to open it. If there are sub-folders,

click on the bottom one (the most recent would be at the bottom) until you can click on a file that

cannot open to another sub-level and shows data in the File Information area to the right. This

would be the file of the most recent recording event.

13. To play this file, click the Play button below the video box. The test footage you have recorded

should start playing. Play time should be 10 seconds if you left the Post-trigger Buffer as 10

seconds.

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7. Settings

Click the Setting button on the Live View Window to enter the setting submenu. There are two tabs:

Basic and Advanced on the left-side bar. You can set up the basic camera settings in the Basic tab. To

further set up comprehensive camera settings, click the Advanced tab, which includes all the settings to be

configured. The chapters below describe the detailed information of the Advanced tab.

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【Protocol Settings】You can transmit the data stream from the IP cameras using the RTSP (Real Time

Streaming Protocol) on the network. The RTSP is a protocol that allows you to access video streams

by using the compatible media players. Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the

changes and return to the previous settings.

 RTP over UDP: The RTSP protocol uses UDP for camera data stream transmission.  RTP over TCP: The RTSP protocol uses TCP for camera data stream transmission.  RTP over HTTP: The RTSP protocol uses HTTP for camera data stream transmission.

【IP Settings】Enter the IPv4 / IPv6 details in this area, which applies to your system. Click Apply to

apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

IP Mode: Refer to the network administrator for these settings of the server. Default: DHCP.

• DHCP: This setting lets the system use an automatically assigned (dynamic) IP address. This

address can change under certain circumstances. For instance, when the camera’s network

switch / hub has to be rebooted. Do not assign to the DHCP server the same IP addresses

used for the other network cameras and PCs with unique IP addresses.

• Static IP: The user can manually set the Static IP address. This type of address is stable and

cannot change, but the user has to make sure there are no address conflicts with other

network-connected devices.

• PPPoE: This is a DSL-connection application. The ISP will ask the user to input a username and

password. Contact your ISP for these details.

 IPv4:

IP address: When DHCP is not used, the user needs to manually enter the IP address of the

camera. Do not enter an IP address that is already used for your computer or other network

cameras.

Subnet Mask: This field is used to set the subnet mask for your network, so that the IP camera

will be recognized within the network. Example: 255.255.255.0. When DHCP is selected, the

DHCP server will assign this value automatically.

Gateway: This field is used to set the gateway for your network so that the IP camera will be

recognized within the network. When DHCP is selected, the DHCP server will assign this value

automatically.

Primary DNS: Enter the IP address of the DNS server if this is provided by an ISP.

Secondary DNS: If your ISP provided you with a secondary DNS address, please enter it here.

Username: Enter the account’s username (used only for PPPoE).

Password: Used only for PPPoE.

 IPv6: Enter the IPv6 details in this area, if this applies to your system.

【Port Settings】Enter the HTTP, HTTPS and RTSP port numbers. Check the Enable UPnP Port

Forwarding box to enable the UPnP function. Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel

the changes and return to the previous settings. For setting up the port forwarding function, please

refer to Appendix D. Setting up Port Forwarding Function.

Promoted by the UPnP Forum (Universal Plug and Play), the UPnP is a networking architecture

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providing compatibility among networked devices listed in the networked device table. Enable the

UPnP function means you can directly connect the cameras listed in the networked device table by

clicking on them.

Note:

1. For the UPnP function to work, an UPnP-enabled router is required.

2. The UPnP function may fail owing to the compatibility between the camera and the router.

【Multicast Settings】This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab. Enable if required, fill in

the setting options and click Apply to save. For more details, please refer to Appendix B. Enabling the

Multicast Function.

Enable Multicast: Check the box to enable the Multicast function.

Multicast IP: Fill in the multicast IP address. IP addresses in the range of 224.0.0.0 through

239.255.255.255 are reserved for multicasting. For devices, you can use 225.x.x.x - 232.x.x.x and

234.x.x.x - 238.x.x.x. Click here for more details.

Port: Change the port number if necessary. The port number has set to 50000 by default.

Time to Live: Input a Time-To-Live (TTL) value. The TTL value specifies the number of routers (hops)

that multicast traffic is permitted to pass through before expiring on the network.

【DDNS Settings】This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab. DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name

System) is a service used to map a domain name to the dynamic IP address of a network device. You

can set up the DDNS service for remote access to the IP camera. DDNS assigns a domain name (URL)

to the IP camera, so that the user does not need to go through the trouble of checking if the IP

address assigned by DHCP Server has changed. Once the IP is changed, the IP camera will

automatically update the information to the DDNS to ensure it is always available for remote access.

For setting up the DDNS function, please refer to Appendix E. Setting up DDNS Function.

Before enabling the following DDNS function, user should have applied for a host name from the

DDS service provider’s website. We support these four DDNS server providers:

www.everfocusddns.com, www.sitelutions.com, www.dyndns.com, and www.no-ip.com

Note: We highly recommend that you use xxxx.everfocusddns.com for the simplicity of setting up

your IP cameras.

 Enable Service ISP: Check this box to enable the DDNS function. You can either apply for a host

name from EverFocus or other DDNS server providers.

• From EverFocus: If you choose the EverFocus DDNS server, you can obtain a free host name

from EverFocus. To obtain a free host name from EverFocus, type a desired host name in

the textbox, click the Register / Update button, and then click the Apply button.

• From other DDNS server providers: To obtain a domain name from one of the three DDNS

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In order to support the full functionality of the camera, you must open the port numbers (80,

DDNS while inside the router’s network. Please try using a PC located outside of your router’s

server providers, you have to register your name with the provider first, and then select the

provider and fill in the required information. Please refer to the specific DDNS company’s

website for further information.

Record ID: Type the record ID if provided by the DDNS server provider.

FQDN: Type the fully qualified domain name applied from the DDNS server provider. For

example, xxxx.dyndns.com

Username / Password: Type the login account of your DDNS server provider.

Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous

settings.

Note:

554, 443) on the router for remote access to the IP camera. This function is available on most

routers in the market and is often known as “Port Forwarding”. To set up Port Forwarding,

please refer to Appendix D. Setting up Port Forwarding Function.

2. In certain router models, it is possible that you will not be able to access the camera using

network.

Default Ports on All EverFocus IP Cameras:

HTTP: 80

RTSP: 554

HTTPS: 443

3. The host name obtained from EverFocus DDNS server or other DDNS server should not

include a space, underline or any special characters particularly _~ ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) + < >

" ; : . ,

【HTTPS Settings】This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab. Hypertext Transfer Protocol

Secure (HTTPS) is a combination of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol and the SSL / TLS protocol that

provides encrypted communication and secure identification of a network web server. Before using

the HTTPS function for communication with the IP camera, a Certificate must be created first. There

are two ways to create and install a certificate: Self-Signed Certificated and Certificate Request.

Self-Signed Certificated

Please note that even though self-signed certificates are free and offer some protection, true

security is only implemented after the installation of a signed certificate issued by a certificate

authority.

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1. Select Self-Signed Certificated and fill in the following information.

2. Click the Apply button. The subject line will be displayed in the Install Certificated Info field.

3. Click the Property button, a pop-up window appears to display the details of the certificate.

4. To optionally create and install other certificates, remove the existing one by clicking the

Remove button to erase the certificate.

5. On the Web page, change the address from “http://” to https:// in the address bar and press

Enter on the keyboard. Some Security Alert dialogs will pop up. Click OK or Yes to enable HTTPS.

Create Certificate Request

You can apply for an official certificate from an issuing Certificate Authority.

1. Select Certificate Request and fill in the following information.

2. Type the required Certificate information and then click the Apply button. The subject line will

be displayed in the Created Request field

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3. Click the Property button, a pop-up window appears to display the details of the certificate.

4. To optionally create and install other certificates or request, remove the existing one by clicking

the Remove button to erase the certificate or request.

5. Copy the contents of the Certificate request (in PEM format) and paste it to the certificate

request field on the Web page of the 3rd party certification authority such as Symantec VeriSign.

Wait for the certificate authority to issue an SSL/TLS certificate and then download the issued

certificate on your computer.

6. In the Install Signed Certificated field, click the Browse button to search for the issued certificate,

and then click the Upload button to import the certificate. Once the certificate has been

uploaded, this field will show the subject line of the certificate.

【QoS Settings】This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab used to set up the priority of

package transmission. Check the Enable QoS / DSCP box and then adjust the value from 0 – 64 for

Live video, Live audio and Management (UI operation). The higher the value, the higher the

priority. Click Apply to save the changes.

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7.1.2. Date / Time

You can set up the system’s time on this page.

Note: Before start operating the IP camera, please make sure the camera date and time are

correct.

【Date/Time Format Settings】Select the desired Date / Time format and then click the Apply button.

To enable displaying the date and time information on the Live View Window, you have to check the

Date/Time box in the Display and Overlay > Overlay Text Settings (see 7.1.4 Display and Overlay).

【Date/Time Settings】

 Date: Set the date by clicking the calendar. Click Apply to save the setting.  Time: Click time to set desired hour and minute. Click Apply to save the setting.  NTP Server: Enter the Network Time Protocol server, if applicable. The camera’s time will be

automatically adjusted by synchronizing with the NTP server. Click Apply to save the setting.

【Time Zone Setting】Set the time zone of the camera’s location. Click Apply to apply the changes or

Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

【Daylight Savings Time Settings】Check the Enable Daylight Saving box to enable this schedule, and

select the dates when the region’s daylight saving period begins and ends. Click Apply to apply the

changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

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7.1.3. Storage

You can configure the recording path, recording format, source video stream and micro SD card

settings on this page.

【Record to PC】You can configure the storage path for storing the recordings / snapshot on your PC.

 Export Folder: Type the storage path for storing the recordings / snapshot.  File size: The user can limit the size of each recorded file here (in minutes). Once you click the

Record button on the Live View window, the camera will start recording the live stream to your

computer. When a single recording file exceeds the time you set, the system will create a new

file to save that data to.

 Enable Overwrite: Check the box for overwriting recording / snapshot file when the disk

storage capacity is full. The user can set the storage capacity limitation in the in-sentence box

below the Enable Overwrite setting: “If the remaining hard disk capacity is less than MB

(50 ~ 2000),… “

Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

【Secure Digital Card】This function, except for “Micro SD Card Information,” can only be set up in the

Advanced tab.

 Notification: Select the percentage of storage space that should be left on the card before the

camera notifies you of the impending storage shortage or overwrite.

 Event Recording: Select the location where you want the camera to send the impending

storage shortage text notification to.

• FTP Back Up Only: Select to send the impending storage shortage text notification to the

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FTP server entered in the Notification > FTP Repository Settings (see 7.3.3 Notification).

• Event Recording: Select to send the impending storage shortage text notification to the

checked locations in Event > Event Management (see 7.3.2 Event).

• Both: Select to send the impending storage shortage text notification to the FTP or the

selected locations in the Event Management (see 7.3.2 Event).

 Enable Overwrite: Check the box for overwriting files when the micro SD card is full.

Micro SD Card Information: If a micro SD card has been inserted to the micro SD card slot of

the camera, the micro SD card information will be displayed in this field.

• Remove: Click before removing the card from the system (see 6.2.1 Inserting / Removing

the micro SD Card).

• Format: For the first-time user, click to format the card. All data saved on the micro SD card

will be removed if the card is formatted (see 6.2.1 Inserting / Removing the micro SD Card).

• Refresh: Click the button when the micro SD card is not detected and the camera will

detect the micro SD card again.

Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

【Recording and Snapshot Settings】Select the desired video stream (for SD Card Recording) and

recording format. The video stream can be configured in 7.2.1 Streaming and Audio. Click Apply to

apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

Note: If you click the Record button on the Live View Window to record the current video

stream to PC, use the Video Stream drop-down list on the Live View Window to change the source

video stream.

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7.1.4. Display and Overlay

You can enable displaying camera information on the Web UI or live view images.

【Overlay Text Settings】Check the boxes to display the information on the Live View Window. The

information will only be displayed on the Live View Window and will not be displayed on the live

view video images or snapshots. To change the foreground color of the text, directly click on the

blank and then select a color. Select a position where you want the information to be displayed on

the Live Window. To change the Machine Name, see Machine Name in 7.1.5 System Maintenance.

To change the day and time setting, see 7.1.2 Date / Time. Click Apply to apply the changes or

Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

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【Video Overlay Settings】Check the boxes to enable displaying video title or date / time on the live

view video images. Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to

the previous settings.

 Show video title in video and snapshots: Check the box to enable displaying video title on the

live view video images and snapshots. To change the title, type a name in the Video Title

column.

 Enable Video OSD: Check the box to enable displaying date/time information on the live view

video images. Select the desired Date/Time Format.

Position: Select a position where you want the video title or date/time information to be

displayed on the live view video images.

【Live View Layout Settings】Check the Show One Push Buttons box if you want to show the One

Push button on the Live View Window. Uncheck to hide the function. Click Apply to apply the

changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

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7.1.5. System Maintenance

【Machine Name】If required, enter a new name for the machine. This name will be visible in the

Machine Name field of the IP Utility software, which is included in the software CD or from the

Website of EverFocus (click here to download. Please refer to 5. Accessing the User Interface). Click

Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

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【Language Settings】Select the language to be displayed on the Web interface of the IP camera. The

default language is English.

New Language: This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab. To add a new language not

listed in the current Language list, click the Browse button to locate the new language file (.evb) on

your computer and then click the Upload button. If you have requirement on a particular language

not listed in the current Language list, please contact us: ts@everfocus.com.tw

Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

Note: Uploading a new language file will cause the system to reboot automatically. Please create

a new network connection to the IP camera when the reboot is complete.

【Maintenance】

 Reboot: Click to reboot the IP camera without changing any of the settings. Use this function if

the IP camera is not behaving as expected.

 Restore: Click to restart and reset most of the current settings to their factory default values.

The only settings that will not be changed to default are: IP Settings and DDNS Settings.

 Initialize: This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab. This button should be used

with caution. Clicking this button will return all of the camera's settings, including the IP

address, to the factory default values. The camera will then have to be reconfigured.

【Save Configuration Server】

Save: To make a backup file of the machine’s current configurations, click this button to save all the

configurations to a configuration file. This will enable the user to reload these configuration settings

if the settings are changed and there is unexpected behavior.

【Load Configuration Server】

Select Video to apply only the video parameters from the configuration file to the system. Select

Network to apply only the network parameters from the configuration file to the system. Select All to

apply all the parameters from the configuration file to the system.

Browse: Click the Browse button to locate the saved config. File.

Upload: Click the Upload button to restore the system based on the selected parameters (Video,

Network or All).

【Video Format】Select 60Hz (NTSC) or 50Hz (PAL) for your local scanning system. Click Apply to save

the setting.

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【Upgrade Firmware】This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab. Click the Browse button

to find a previously prepared firmware upgrade file. Click the Upload button to install the new

firmware. You can also upgrade firmware using IP Utility, see 8. Upgrading Firmware Using IP Utility.

Note:

1. Do not disconnect power to the IP camera during the upgrade sequence. The IP camera will

reboot automatically after the upgrade has completed (1-5 minutes).

2. During the upgrade process, all event recording actions will be stopped. Event recording

actions will resume after the camera is rebooted.

3. If the “File Error, Please re-login!!” warning message appears when upgrading the firmware,

please try the following instructions:

a. Go to Internet Explorer > Tools > Internet Option > Security > Custom. b. Find and enable the Include local directory path when uploading files to a server.

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7.1.6. System Information

You can see the system information and log information displayed on this page.

【System Status】Displayed the system information. The values cannot be changed on this page. The

Uptime represents the period since the camera has been powered on. For example, up 19:50

represents the camera has been powered on for 19 hours and 50 minutes.

【System Log】Displayed the sequence number, date, time and event messages of the log event. The

log will display the last 256 log events. Click the Export Log button to export the system log event

list into a “.txt” file and select the location where the exported log file will be saved to. Click the

Clear Log (This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab.)to erase all the log data from the

camera. The system will be required to reboot after clicking the Clear Log button.

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View

Configure

System Settings

Network

Network > Protocol Settings

Date/Time

Date/Time > Date/Time Format Settings

Storage > Record to PC

Display and Overlay > Overlay Text Settings

7.1.7. User

The system administrator can create up to ten user accounts on this page.

【User Management】The system has automatically created ten user accounts.

To set up an user account:

1. Highlight a user account and its information will be displayed in the field below the account list.

2. Revise the account name, password and description. Select an authority level for the user account.

The deault setting is Supervisor when using user1 account to log in.

• Administrator: The only difference between a supervisor and administrator is that a

supervisor can edit an administrator’s account and password, but an administrator cannot edit

the supervisor’s account and password. The supervisor and administrators all have

unrestricted access to the Setting submenus and can determine the registration of all other

users.

• User: A user can not only view the live view but also view / configure the below camera

settings.

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Streaming and Audio

Image

Display and Overlay > Video Overlay Time Stamp Settings

Display and Overlay > Video Overlay Time

Stamp Settings System Maintenance > Language Settings System Maintenance > Language Settings System Information System Information > Export Log

Camera Settings

Camera Schedule -

• Guest: The lowest level of access, which only allows the user access to the live view page.

3. Select Active or Disable to active or disable the user account.

4. Check the Enable micro SD Card box to allow the user to access the micro SD card Playback

function.

5. Click the Edit button to save the changes.

: The button is only activated when the number of list is less than ten. Enter the account

information and click the Create button, the new account will be listed in the account list.

: Highlight an account and then click the Remove button to remove the highlighted

account.

: Highlight an account and enter the account information in the boxes below the account

list. Click the Apply button to save the settings.

: Click the button to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

【Anonymous Settings】Check the Anonymous viewer login box to allow the unauthorized persons to

previous settings.

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7.1.8. Black / White List

Use this page to specify IP addresses that are allowed / denied to access this camera. By default,

any IP address can access the camera.

Note: The Allowed IP addresses only become relevant when the Denied items contain a Network

or Range, and the supervisor wants to allow one or more IP addresses within that excluded

range or network. In such a scenario, the user would enter the excluded range or network for

the Denied items, and enter the exceptions for the Allowed items.

 IP Type: Select IPv4 or IPv6 from the drop-down list.  Permission Type: Select Deny to deny the IP addresses configured below from accessing the

camera. The Allow option is only relevant if you’ve set up at least one Deny item configured

with Network or Range network rule from the Rule drop-down list.

 Rule: Select a network rule and then fill in the IP information in the below boxes.

• Single: Type a single IP address in the field below.

• Network: Type the IP address and subnet mask in the field below.

• Range: Type a range for the IP addresses.

: Set up the IP information and click the Create button, the created IP information will be

listed in the Black/White list.

: Highlight an item in the list and then click the Remove button to remove the highlighted

item.

: Highlight an item in the list and set up the IP information in the boxes below the

Black/White list. Click the Apply button to save the settings.

: Click the button to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

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7.1.9. Serial Communication

This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab.

【RS485 Setting】

Baud Rate: This field is to set the speed at which is used to transmit instruction or information

through the RS-485 port on the video encoder. There are six different speeds, 2400 / 4800 / 9600 /

19200 / 38400 / 57600.

Data Bit: This field is the data bit at which you will be transferring.

Stop Bit: This field is to set the stop bit for the RS-485 connection. There are two different stop bits,

1 or 2.

Parity: This field is to select the parity level at which you will be connected. You can choose

between None, Odd, or Even parity levels.

【Server Setting】

To set up server for data transmission, enter IP Address, Username and Password and check the

Enable box. Click Apply to save your settings.

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7.2. Camera Settings

You can configure camera related settings, such as video / audio, region of interest and privacy mask.

7.2.1. Streaming and Audio

【Stream Settings】This IP camera can output three video streams simultaneously. For each of these

streams, the user can set the compression format, resolution, bit rate, and frame rate individually.

Stream 1 is always enabled for live view. To enable/disable Stream1 or Stream2, check the Enable

Stream 1 / Enable Stream 2 box.

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Note: If you connect to the camera via the Internet and experience a delay (lag time) in the video

feed, try to reduce the number of streams and the quality and resolution of the streams – but

keep the frame rate at its maximum.

Format: Select the encoding format – H.265, H.264 or MJPEG.

Resolution: Select the most suitable resolution for your needs.

Frame Rate: Select from 1 to 60 fps.

Bit Rate: This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab. If required, select whether you want

the stream to stream a Constant Bit Rate or a Variable Bit Rate, and set the values of whichever

option you choose. You can also enter a customized Constant Bit Rate (256 to 12000 kbit) in the

Customize kbit field.

GOP: Select GOP (Group of pictures) level from 1 to 120 to adjust the frequency of generating

I-frames per second for H.264 and H.265 Format.

Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

【Region of Interest Settings】This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab. The Region of

Interest (ROI) function allows users to set up multiple regions within an image with better quality

and less distortion than the rest of the image. You can also use this function together with the Digital

Zoom function on the Live View window to get a better image result. Up to five ROIs can be

configured in this field.

To set up an ROI region:

1. Enabled the ROI Dr aw To ol and click the Draw button .

2. On the right-side live image, move the cursor to the position where you want the ROI

rectangle to start and then click it. Move the cursor to the position (diagonally opposing

corner) where you want the ROI rectangle to end and then click it.

3. Select a quality value for the ROI from the Quality drop-down list.

4. Click the Apply button to apply the settings, or click the Cancel button to reset without saving

the settings.

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【Privacy Mask Settings】This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab. The Privacy Mask can

block out sensitive areas from view, covering the areas with colored or black and white boxes in both

live view and recorded clips. This feature is useful when users’ don’t want the sensitive information

visible. Up to four Privacy Masks can be configured.

To set up a Privacy Mask:

1. Enabled the Privacy Mask Draw Tool.

2. From the Color drop-down list, select Color to make the masks appear as colored rectangles

on the screen; or select B/W to make the masks appear as gray rectangles on the screen.

3. Select a color if you select Color from the color drop-down list. Select a level of grayness if you

select B/W from the color drop-down list.

4. Check the Enable box to enable the configured privacy mask.

5. Click the Draw button and move the cursor on the right-side live image.

6. Move the cursor to the position where you want the mask rectangle to start and then click it.

Move the cursor to the position (diagonally opposing corner) where you want the mask

rectangle to end and then click it.

7. Click the Apply button to apply the settings, or click the Cancel button to reset without saving

the settings.

【Audio Settings】The camera can transmit audio to your computer if you have connected an external

microphone / line-in audio device to its audio Input. Check the Enable Audio box to enable the

camera’s audio input function then adjust the audio input volume. Note that the camera provides

the line-in / out audio ports, therefore, microphones / speakers with an (built-in) amplifier and

external power supply are required.

Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

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7.2.2. Profile

The Profile Settings is designed with four camera modes, which can be applied in various scenes to

enhance image quality. You can apply different camera modes to the daytime and nighttime.

【Day Mode】【Night Mode】Select a camera mode and then click the Apply button to save the

settings.

 Vivid: Select Vivid mode to have images with optimized contrast ratio. You can further configure

the camera settings on the Camera setup page if required. Note that selecting the Vivid mode

will disable (grayed-out) some Camera Settings on the Camera setup page such as Exposure

Settings (AE) and Noise Reduction Settings.

 Standard: Select Standard mode to have images with system configured settings. You can

further configure the camera settings on the Camera setup page if required. Note that selecting

the Standard mode will disable (grayed-out) some Camera Settings on the Camera setup page

such as Exposure Settings (AE) and Noise Reduction Settings.

 More Detail: Select More Detail mode to enhance the dark parts of the images. You can further

configure the camera settings on the Camera setup page if required. Note that selecting the

More Detail mode will disable (grayed-out) some Camera Settings on the Camera setup page

such as Exposure Settings (AE) and Noise Reduction Settings.

 User Define: Select User Define mode to customize the camera settings. You can configure all

the camera settings on the Camera setup page.

Flicker Compensation: Check the box to enable the Flicker Compensation function. Please enable

this function only if flicker artifacts are observed.

Blur Compensation: Check the box to enable the Blur Compensation function. Please enable this

function only if motion blur is observed.

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【Day/Night Settings】

 Mode: Select a mode from the drop-down list.

• Day: Select to keep the camera in Day mode (color images with IR LED off), even in

nighttime.

• Night: Select to keep the camera in Night mode (black and white images with IR LED on),

even in daytime.

• Schedule: Select to let the camera to switch to Day mode or Night mode (IR LED on) based

on the day and night schedule settings (see 7.2.4 Schedule).

• Auto(Light sensor): Select to let the camera automatically switch to Day mode (color images)

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or Night mode (black and white images with IR LED on) based on the light sensor’s detection

on the light level.

• Auto(AGC): Select to let the camera automatically switch to Day mode (color images) or

Night mode (black and white images with IR LED on) based on the AGC value of the current

video image.

• Night mode without IR LED: Select to keep the camera in Night mode (black and white

images with IR LED off), even in daytime.

• Auto(Light sensor) mode without IR LED: Select to let the camera automatically switch to

Day mode (color images) or Night mode (black and white images with IR LED off) based on

the light sensor’s detection on the light level.

• Auto(AGC) mode without IR LED: Select to let the camera automatically switch to Day mode

(color images) or Night mode (black and white images with IR LED off) based on the AGC

value of the current video image.

• Schedule mode without IR LED: Select to let the camera to switch to Day mode or Night

mode (IR LED off) based on the day and night schedule settings (see 7.2.4 Schedule).

 D/N Level: This function can only be activated if you select Auto(Light sensor) / Auto(Light

sensor) mode without IR LED / Auto(AGC) / Auto(AGC) mode without IR LED mode in the

Day/Night Settings field. Adjust the level (0 - 100 lux) for the camera to switch from Day mode to

Night mode based on the light level detected by the Light Sensor. Click Apply to apply the

changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

【Day Profile / Night Profile】Select Day Profile to configure the following settings for daytime and

select Night Profile to configure the following settings for nighttime. Click the Apply button to save the

settings.

Note:

1. Some settings in the Exposure Settings may be grayed-out. To configure all the settings, select

User Define from the Day Mode / Night Mode drop-down list (see 7.2.2 Profile).

2. If you enable the Notification over “IR cut filter ON / OFF” function in the Event Management,

the camera will switch Day / Night mode based on the Event Trigger Type setting (see 7.3.2

Event).

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【Lens Settings】Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the

previous settings.

 Focus Mode: Select Manual to manually adjust the focus or select Auto to enable the Focus

button on the live view window (see 5.4 Live View Window). Note that if you select Auto, the

camera will automatically adjust focus every time when you click the zoom in / out button on

the Live View window.

【Exposure Settings】This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab and can only be activated

when you select User Define from the Day Mode / Night Mode drop-down list (see 7.2.2 Profile). This

setting is used to adapt to the amount or type of light used by the camera. Click Apply to apply the

changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

 Mode: Select a mode from the drop-down list.

• Auto: Selecting Auto for the camera to automatically adjust the Shutter based on the

measured light level.

• ALC (Shutter Priority): Selecting ALC (Automatic Light Control) allows the camera circuitry to

either take bright spots more into consideration (peak), bringing out detail in bright areas, or

less into consideration (average) bringing out detail in shadows.

• Manual: Select this option to manually set up the Shutter (Manual) and AGC (Manual)

values.

 Shutter (Manual): The function is only activated if you select ALC or Manual in the Mode field. If

enabled, this setting lets you set the shutter speed yourself (measured in fractions of a second).

 AGC (Manual): The function is only activated if you select Manual in the Mode field. Set the

Auto Gain Control limit here. The lower the AGC level, the lower the video signal and the noise.

 Slow Shutter: The function is only activated if you select Auto in the Mode field.  AGC: The function is only activated if you select Auto or ALC in the Mode field. Set the Auto

Gain Control limit here. The lower the AGC level, the lower the video signal and the noise.

 Flickerless: The function is only activated if you select Auto in the Mode field. Choose between

OFF, 50HZ or 60HZ.

【Backlight / Highlight Compensation Settings】Backlight Compensation Settings is used to make the

subject appear clearer when it is set against a bright background. Highlight Compensation Settings is

used to reduce the brightness of light sources in a specific area. Click Apply to apply the changes or

Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

OFF: Select to switch Back Light Compensation functions off.

ON (BLC): This option is useful when the background of the subject is very bright and the subject itself

is dark. The BLC will measure the light of the image center and the lens iris will automatically set for

optimal image quality.

ON (HLC): This function is useful in a low illumination environment to minimize the effects of glare

from bright lights such as spotlights, street lights or headlights in the field of view.

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BLC Edit Mode: Click the Enable button, the BLC grids appear on the

image. Click on the grids to enable / disable the BLC function. The

selected grids (in green) will be applied with the BLC function.

HLC Edit Mode: Click the Enable button, the HLC grids appear on the

image. Click on the grids to enable / disable the HLC function. The

selected grids (in green) will be applied with the HLC function.

【Features】This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab. Click Apply to apply the changes or

Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

 Noise Reduction (NR): This limits the amount of digital “video noise” that is usually found in any

video stream, and helps to reduce file size. Select Manual or Auto to enable the Noise

Reduction function. Slide the Level bar to set up the level. The higher the level the more the

reduction.

2D DNR: Select Auto for the system to automatically adjust to the optimal 2D DNR value. Select

Manual to enable the 2D DNR function and use the slide bar to set up the level. The greater the

value is, the more the reduction.

Level: Slide the bar to set up 2D DNR level. For Auto 2D DNR, slide the level bar to set up the

2D DNR limit; for Manual 2D DNR, slide the level bar to set up a fixed 2D DNR level.

3D DNR: Select Auto for the system to automatically adjust to the optimal 3D DNR value. Select

Manual to enable the 3D DNR function and use the slide bar to set up the level. The greater the

value, the more the reduction.

Level: Slide the bar to set up 3D DNR level.

For Manual 3D DNR, you can further set up the following two settings. You can reach optimal

results once two settings are balanced. For example, if the image looks blurry after you adjust

the 3D DNR Level, you can lower the Strength to reduce the blurriness. If the image delay

appears after you adjust the 3D DNR Level, you can lower the Stabilizer to reduce the image

delay phenomenon.

Strength: Slide the bar to set up 3D DNR Strength. The greater the value, the greater the

strength is, the more the reduction, and the lower the image sharpness.

Stabilizer: Slide the bar to set up 3D DNR Stabilizer. The greater the value, the greater the

stabilizer is, the more the reduction, also the streaking and delay (lag time) phenomenon

appeared.

 Wide Dynamic Range (WDR): The WDR function provides clearer images when both of the very

bright and dark areas simultaneously appear on the camera view. There are three value options:

OFF, ON and Auto. Note that when WDR is ON, some parts of the image may appear solarized.

This is normal for WDR, and is not a camera malfunction. For ON mode and Auto mode, select

WDR level from Low, Middle and High.

 Defog: The Defog function makes the subject appear clearer when the surrounding area of the

subject is foggy and low contrast. Select ON / OFF to enable / disable the Defog function. Slide

the bar to set up Defog level.

 Gamma Type: Users can use this field to optimize video quality of the monitor. Choose Vivid,

Standard, or Neutral from the drop down list.

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7.2.4. Schedule

The Schedule setup page is designed for users to configure the daytime and nighttime of each day.

The Schedule setting is only functional if you select Schedule from the Day / Night Mode drop-down

list on the Camera setup page.

Select Night and then move the cursor on the desired time square, click and drag the cursor over

the time squares to configure them to the Night mode (green color). Select Day and then move the

cursor on the desired time square, click on the time squares to configure them to the Day mode

(gray color).

Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous

settings.

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7.2.5. Image

This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab.

【Orientation Settings】

 Enable Mirror: Check the box to enable the mirror function. The image will be rotated

horizontally around a vertical axis.

 Enable Flip: Check the box to enable the flip function. The image will be rotated vertically

around a horizontal axis.

【Image Settings】

 Select Day Profile or Night Profile  Configure the Brightness and Sharpness by using the level bars  IR Smart Settings: Select OFF or ON mode. Use the level bar to adjust the level.

【Color Settings】Slide the bar to adjust the Saturation.

【White Balance Settings】Select a mode that delivers the best image quality for the camera’s light

environment.

 Auto: Select to let the camera automatically adjust the White Balance. In the Auto mode the

camera computes the white balance value output using color information from the entire screen.

It outputs the proper value using the color temperature radiating from a black subject based on

a range of value from 3000 to 7500K.

 Manual: Select to adjust the Red and Blue values below this field.  One Push: Select to enable the One Push button on the Live View window. This will allow you to

force the camera to readjust the white balance every time you push the One Push button.

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Note: To display the One Push White Balance button on the live view window, you need to

enable the Show One Push Buttons function in the Live View Layout Settings (see 7.1.4 Display

and Overlay).

 Outdoor: Select to adjust the White Balance for an outdoor environment.  Fluorescent lamp: Select to adjust the White Balance under the Fluorescent lamp light.  Tungsten: Select to adjust the White Balance under the Tungsten light.

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7.3. Event Settings

You can set up the Motion Detection event or Tampering Detection event to automatically notify the

users when an event occurs. You can also set up a schedule to automatically record the videos when an

event occurs.

7.3.1. Event Wizard

The Event Wizard allows users to easily configure the event settings. Follow the on-screen

instructions to complete the event settings.

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7.3.2. Event

This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab. Except the Event Wizard, you can also

configure the event settings along with the Recording Schedule on this page.

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【Event Management】You can set up the events such as Motion Detection or Tamp er ing Detection

to automatically notify the users when an event occurs.

Event Name: Enter an event name.

 Event Trigger Type: Select an event for the event reaction (as selected in the “Notification Over”

field below).

• Alarm Input: Select this if you want a reaction trigger coming from any external, connected

sensor to activate the event reaction (as selected in the “Notification Over” field below) via

the camera system. Make sure that a suitable device is actually connected to the alarm

input relay.

• Manual Trigger: Select this option if you want to manually trigger the event reaction (as

selected in the “Notification Over” field below) by clicking the Manual Trigger button on

the Live View Page.

• Motion Detection: Select this option to trigger the event reaction (as selected in the

“Notification Over” field below) when motion events occur. You have to pre-configure the

Motion Settings for this function to work.

• Schedule Recording: Select this option if you want the Schedule Recording periods

configured in the Schedule Settings to activate this. In this scenario, a preconfigured event

reaction like a log entry will list the start and end times of each period. Actual recording will

only be triggered if the event is preconfigured to do so.

• Tampering Detection: Select this option if you want the camera’s tampering detection

sensor to trigger the event reaction (as selected in the “Notification Over” field below). You

can set up the tamper duration time in the Event Trigger Settings field below.

 Enable This Event: Check the box to activate the event. For Alarm Input, Manual Trigger, and

Tampering Detection trigger types, multiple events can be created on the Event List but only

one event can be enabled. For example, if you create three Alarm Input trigger events, only one

event under this trigger type can be enabled. The option of Enable This Event for the rest of

two Alarm Input events will be grayed out and display ‘’This Trigger Type has already been

enabled.’’ To enable another event under the same type, uncheck to disable the event first and

check the desired event.

 Enable Re-trigger minimum interval between triggers second: Check the box to set a

minimum time (between 10 and 120 seconds) after the event is triggered before the event can

be triggered again.

 Enable Pre-trigger Buffer: Check the box if you want the event reaction (as selected in the

“Notification Over” field below) to be the activation of the video recording function, and if you

want the recording to include the video feed from the time period (configurable in the

Schedule Settings field) just before the Event trigger occurred.

 Enable Post-trigger Buffer: Check the box if you want the Event reaction (as selected in the

Notification Over field) to be the activation of the video recording function, and if you want the

recording to include the video feed from a time period (configurable in the Schedule Settings

field) just after the Event trigger occurred.

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Notification Over: Select the desired notification types from the following items.

 Log: Check the box if you want the camera to list the event’s details in its log if the event is

triggered.

 Trigger Alarm Output Duration Time second: Check if you want the camera to relay the

event reaction to a device attached to the alarm relay output wire and then set up the alarm

output duration time (between 10 and 120 seconds).

 Send Mail Notification: Check the box if you want the camera to send an email text notification

and one image file to the email address entered in the SMTP Settings field (see 7.3.3

Notification).

 Upload to FTP: Check the box if you want the camera to upload the recordings to the FTP

server entered in the FTP Repository Settings (see 7.3.3 Notification).

 Record to micro SD Card: Check the box if you want the camera to start recording its video feed

(when the event occurs) on an on-camera micro SD Card (if such a card has been inserted).

Note: The recording will only be as long as the combined Pre- and Post-trigger Buffers, so

make sure you enable at least one of these buffers, especially the Post-trigger Buffer.

 Record to PC: Check the box if you want the camera to start recording its video feed (when the

event occurs) on PC.

 Network Alarm: Check the box if you want the camera to send a network alarm signal (when

the event occurs) to the CMS servers. Note that you have to configure the Network Alarm

Settings for this function to work (see 7.3.3 Notification).

 IR cut filter: Check the box if you want the camera to turn ON / OFF the IR cut filter (when the

event occurs).

Note: If you enable the Notification Over “IR cut filter ON / OFF” function, the camera will

switch Day / Night mode based on the Event Trigger Type setting.

: Set up the Event information and click the Create button, the created Event information

will be listed in the Event List.

: Highlight an item in the Event List and then click the Remove button to remove the

highlighted item.

: Highlight an item in the Event List and edit the Event information on the left-side. Click

the Apply button to save the settings.

: Click the button to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

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【Alarm I/O Settings】

 Input 1 Trigger Type: Select Normal Open or Normal Close from the drop-down list.  Output 1 Contact Type: Select Normal Open or Normal Close from the drop-down list.

【Tamper Detection Settings】

 Tamper Duration Time: Enter a duration time between 10 and 120 seconds.

【Trigger Options Settings】

 Pre-trigger Buffer second: Enter the duration (between 10 and 120 seconds) for the

buffer. This will determine the amount of footage (length of time) before the event trigger

moment that will be included in an event-triggered video recording, if that buffer and video

recording has been enabled in the Event Management field.

 Post-trigger Buffer second: Enter the duration (between 10 and 120 seconds) for the

buffer. This will determine the amount of footage (length of time) after the event trigger

moment that will be included in an event-triggered video recording, if that buffer and video

recording has been enabled in the Event Management field.

Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

【Schedule Settings】Users can configure the recording schedule here. Select the desired recording

types among the options below. Click and drag the cursor on the time block, which will be applied

with the selected recording type.

 Event (Red): Select for the camera to activate all the Event Recording (Alarm Input, Manual

Trigger, Motion Detection, Tampering Detection).

 Schedule (Green): Select for the camera to activate normal recording. The events will not be

marked in the recording file.

 Event + Schedule (Yellow): Select for the camera to active both of the configured Event and

normal recordings. The events will be marked in the recording file.

 Deselect (Grey): Select for the camera to stop recording.

Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

【Motion Settings】Use this page to configure up to four areas in which motion will be detected.

When a motion is detected by the camera, the motion detection icon will appear at the top right corner on the Live View Window to alert the user. This function can also be linked

with correctly configured Events to trigger Event reactions like the activation of video recording

periods, snapshots, etc.

To set up the Motion area:

1. Check the Enable box to enable the selected area.

2. Select a sensitivity value of the motion detection sensor function.

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3. Click the Draw button and move the cursor on the left-side live image.

4. Move the cursor to the position where you want the motion rectangle to start and then click.

Move the cursor to the position (diagonally opposing corner) where you want the motion

rectangle to end and then click.

5. Click the Apply button to apply the settings, or click the Cancel button to reset without saving

the settings.

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7.3.3. Notification

This function can only be set up in the Advanced tab.

【SMTP (Email) Settings】This area is for configuring the mail server that is used to send e-mail text

notifications and one image file from the camera to predefined addresses via SMTP. Note that to

enable e-mail notification function, you have to check the Send Mail Notification box in the Event

Management field (see 7.3.2 Event).

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 SMTP Server: Enter the IP address or the host name of the SMTP server used to send e-mails.  SMTP Port: Enter the port number for SMTP. The default is 25.  Authentication: Check the box if the SMTP server requires authentication (user / password).  Username: Input the user’s login ID if the SMTP server requires authentication.  Password: Input the user’s login password if the SMTP server requires authentication.  Receiver Address: Input the e-mail addresses for receiving an e-mail message when events

occur. Please use “;” to separate multiple addresses.

 Sender Address: Input the sender’s e-mail address, so that the receiver can recognize the

sender when an event message is received.

• Attach Image: Check the box if you want to attach an image when events occur.

• SSL Connection: Check the box to enable the SSL function. Enable this function means you

can access the camera through the SSL protocol that provides communication security over

the Internet.

 Send Test Email: Click the Test button to send a testing email to the assigned address. You will

see a Success or a Fail text beside the Test button indicates the test result ( /

Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous

settings.

【FTP Repository Settings】This area is for configuring the FTP server that is used to send alarm

recordings from the camera to the preconfigured FTP server. Note that to enable uploading

recordings to the FTP server function, you have to check the Upload to FTP box in the Event

Management field (see 7.3.2 Event).

 FTP Server: Enter the IP address or the host name of the FTP server.  FTP Port: Enter the port number for the FTP server. Default is 21.  Recording Path: Assign the recording path.  Username: Set FTP User’s name.  Password: Set FTP password.  PASV mode: Check the box to enable Passive mode. Passive mode is normally enabled. If a

connection cannot be established, uncheck "PASV Mode”.

 Tes t FTP Server: Click the Te st button to send a testing file to the assigned FTP server. You will

see a Success or a Fail text beside the Tes t button indicates the test result ( /

Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous

settings.

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Note: If the camera lost connection to the FTP server, the recordings will be automatically

uploaded to the micro SD card on the camera. Once the connection between FTP server and

camera has re-established, the camera will resume uploading recordings to the FTP server.

However, the recordings uploaded to the micro SD card during the disconnection period will not

be uploaded to the FTP server.

【SNMP Settings】The default values for SNMP v1/v2/v2c and SNMP v3 are already filled in. Click

either of the Enable buttons to enable either of the two. Make your changes as desired. Click on

the Trap Address field to enter the digits, if required.

Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous

settings.

【Network Alarm Settings】This function works with EverFocus CMS software. The camera can send a

network alarm signal (when the event occurs) to the CMS servers. To establish the connection

between the camera and CMS servers, the protocol and port number should match with each

other. For more details, please refer to the CMS user’s manual. Note that to enable the Network

Alarm function, you have to check the Network Alarm box in the Event Management field (see

7.3.2 Event).

Click Apply to apply the changes or Cancel to cancel the changes and return to the previous settings.

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7.4. Link to Smart Phone App

You can access camera live view or take a snapshot via your smart phone. This page is designed for users

to download the mobile app to your mobile phone by scanning the QR code.

MobileFocus

for iPhone

MobileFocusPlus

for iPhone

MobileFocus

for Android-based smart

phone

MobileFocusPlus

for Android-based smart

phone

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sly upgraded to the latest firmware. If you connect

8. Upgrading Firmware Using IP Utility

You can upgrade the Firmware using the IP Utility software included in the software CD. The IP Utility can

also be downloaded from EverFocus’ Website:

http://www.everfocus.com.tw/HQ/Support/DownloadCenter_p1.aspx (Support > Download Center >

Keyword Search: IP Utility). Please connect the IP camera on the same LAN of your computer.

1. Install and then start the IPU program , the following IPU window appears. The IPU will

automatically search the IP devices connected in the LAN.

2. Log in the camera by checking the desired model and then click the Log in icon. The Log in dialog

box appears.

3. Type the Username and Password. Click the OK button, the Login status displays.

Note:

1. The default user ID is user1 and the default password is 11111111.

2. If you select more than one camera that has the same user ID / password, you will be

able to log in several cameras at once.

3. Up to 10 cameras can be simultaneou

the cameras to a PoE switch, please make sure the Power Consumption of the PoE

switch is sufficient.

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4. Click the Upgrade Firmware button , a browsing window appears.

5. Select the firmware file (.evb) and then click Open. The IPU will automatically upgrade the firmware.

The camera will reboot once the upgrade process is complete.

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1080p; 30fps @ VGA

PPPoE, UPnP, Bonjour, RTP, RTSP, RTCP, UDP, IGMP,ICMP, ARP, ONVIF

9. Specifications

Model EZN7221 EZN7360 EZN7260

Camera

Megapixel 2MP 3MP 2MP

Pickup Device

1/2.8” SONY progressive CMOS sensor

Lens Vari-focal lens, Auto Focus, 3.3-10mm, F1.3, P-IRIS

Lens Angle of View Horizontal 108.2°~35.4°, Vertical 56.2°~19.8°, Diagonal 129.3°~40.5°

Color: 0.001 Lux @F1.2

Min. Illuminations

Black: 0.0005 Lux @F1.2

O lux at F1.3(IR LEDs On)

Day/Night True Day/Night

Shutter Time 1/7.5~1/32,000

IRIS P IRIS

Video

Video Compression H.265 / H.264 / M-JPEG

Max. Video Resolution

Frame Rate

1920 x 1080 2048 x 1536 1920 x 1080

Dual streams: 60fps @

30fps 30fps

Video format 50Hz / 60Hz

S/N Ratio > 50 dB

Video Streaming Multiple simultaneous streams

Compression, Brightness, Sharpness, Saturation, Auto White balance,

Image Settings

Exposure control, , Flicker-less, Text and image overlay, Auto Gain Control

(AGC), Mirroring of images, Corridor Format

Region of interest (ROI), Wide dynamic range function (WDR), Noise

Function

reduction (2DNR / 3DNR), Backlight compensation (BLC), Highlight

compensation (HLC), Privacy Mask, Digital zoom (10x), Smart IR

Audio

Audio Compression G.711

Operation Mode Line-in / Two-way audio

1 In (Line-in 3.5mm stereo TRS jack)

Audio Input / Output

1 Out (Line-out 3.5mm stereo TRS jack)

Network

Interface 10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

TCP/IP, IPV6, UDP, ICMP, DHCP, NTP, DNS, DDNS, SMTP, SNMP, FTP, HTTP,

Supported Protocols

HTTPs,

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Security

Password protection, IP address filtering, HTTPS encryption, SSL, network

access control

Password protected and 4 levels of Authorization; The Web UI can serve 10

User Administration

simultaneous user connections

Event / Notification

Event Trigger Manual Trigger, Motion Detection, Tamper detection

Send mail notification, Upload video to FTP, Record video to PC and network

Notification

alarm

General

Storage Micro SD / SDHC card (up to class 10)

RS-485 RS-485 x 1

Alarm Input / Output 1 / 1

Video Output video test output cable

Power Supply 12VDC / PoE / 24VAC~

Power over Ethernet IEEE802.3af (Class 3)

Max. Power

12VDC 10.4W / PoE

Consumption

11.3W / 24VAC~ 0.8A

(IR LEDs on)

Water Proof IP66

Vandal Resistance IK10

Humidity 20% ~ 80% not condensing

-40°C ~ 55°C / -40°F~131°F (12 VDC)

Operating Temperature

-20°C ~ 55°C / -4°F~131°F (PoE)

(In line) Φ105.5 x 359.9mm / Φ4.15" x 14.17"

Dimensions (L x H x W)

(Right angle) Φ105.5 x 145 x 312.7mm / Φ4.15" x 5.7" x 12.3"

Weight 1.6Kg / 3.53lb

Certificates CE / FCC

12VDC 10.4W / PoE

11.3W / 24VAC~ 0.8A

12VDC 10.4W / PoE

11.3W / 24VAC~ 0.8A

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10. Troubleshooting

Error messages pop up

A. When these error messages pop up, follow the steps below to fix the problem.

1. To enter the Registry Editor of your computer: Click Start and type “regedit” in the Search Program and

Files field.

2. Click the Enter button, the Registry Editor window appears.

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3. Find the KeepAlive Timeout Dword by following the path:

\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Sofware\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings

4. Double-click KeepAlive Timeout and this window appears.

5. Change the Value data to 480000 and click OK.

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B. Snapshot / Record error message.

For Microsoft IE10 and above users, you may have the above error message pop up when you click the

Snapshot button on the Live View window. You can simply solve this problem by setting up your

Microsoft Internet Explorer to Run as administrator.

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C. Snapshot / Record error message (for Windows 8 and Windows 10 users).

For Windows 8 and Windows 10 users, you may have the above error message pop up when you click

the Snapshot or Record button on the Live View window. Follow the steps below to fix

the problem.

1. To enter the Registry Editor of your computer: Click Start and type “regedit” in the Search Program and

Files field.

2. Click the Enter button, the Registry Editor window appears.

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3. Find the KeepAlive Timeout Dword by following the path:

\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Polic\EnableLUA

4. Double-click Enable LUA and this window appears.

5. Change the Value data to 0 and click OK.

6. Restart your computer to complete the setting.

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Appendix

A. Tested Card Brands

This IP Camera supports micro SD / SDHC card up to 32GB. The following brands of the micro SD cards have

been tested by EverFocus and are recommended to work with EverFocus IP camera.

Brand Transcend Transcend Kingston SanDisk

SanDisk SanDisk

Group

Format SDHC SDHC SDHC SDHC SDXC SDXC SDXC

UHS-I UHS-I UHS-I UHS-I UHS-I UHS-I UHS-I

Team

Card

UHS-I

Speed

Class 10

Card

8GB 32GB 16GB 32GB 64GB 64GB 128GB

Capacity

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Switch

Router Router

IP Camera

Switch

Multicast

Streaming

B. Enabling the Multicast Function

The Multicast Function is a technique for one-to-many communication over an IP infrastructure in a

network that is designed to share IP camera loading and reduce network bandwidth. Note that for this

function to work, the router / switch must support multicast function.

To enable the Multicast Function:

1. Complete the installation of the IP cameras, routers / switches and computers (refer to diagram above).

2. Access to the Web UI of the IP camera to enable the Multicast function. Click the Apply button to save

the setting. (Setting > Advanced tab > System Settings > Network > Multicast Settings > Enable

Multicast)

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3. Go to the setting page of the router / switch to enable the Multicast function.

Here we use a D-Link DIR655 router and EverFocus 24-port switch for example.

4. The Multicast function setup is now complete.

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C. RTSP URL Syntax

Following is the RTSP URL syntax of EverFocus’ IP cameras.

rtsp://[device-ip-address]:554/Streaming/channels/[0]

* [device-ip-address] is the IP address of the IP camera

* [0] is for Main Stream; [1] is for Sub Stream

For example, if the IP address of the IP camera is 192.168.37.55, the RTSP URL (main stream / sub stream)

of this IP camera will be:

Main Stream:

rtsp://192.168.37.55:554/Streaming/channels/0

Sub Stream:

rtsp://192.168.37.55:554/Streaming/channels/1

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Router

Switch

IP Camera

Notebook

Local NetworkInternet

D. Setting up Port Forwarding Function

IP Camera port forwarding can be used when users need to access a certain IP camera from outside of the

local network where the IP camera is connected to.

To enable the IP camera port forwarding function, you have to configure the port forwarding settings both

on the IP camera and the router (UPnP-enabled). Please follow the steps below:

1. Go to Setting > System Settings > Network.

a. Set up a static IP for the IP camera. Type in the subnet mask, gateway and the DNS if provided

by the Internet Service Provider. Click the Apply button.

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Enter the IP address of the IP camera

Enter the HTTP/HTTPS/RTSP port

numbers of the IP camera

b. Enter the port numbers and check the Enable UPnP Port Forwarding box to enable the port

forwarding function. Click the Apply button.

The default ports of all EverFocus’ IP cameras are as below. You can change the port numbers if

necessary. Be sure the port numbers setup on the router match the ones setup here.

HTTP: 80

HTTPS: 443

RTSP: 554

2. Set up the port forwarding settings on the router. Here we use D-Link’s router for example.

Please be noted that each router may look different in some ways, however, the concept of the

port forwarding setting is the same. For more details, please consult the manual of your router.

3. Open a browser and type in the IP address of the router, now you are able to access the IP camera

from the Internet.

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E. Setting up DDNS Function

If you set up your IP Camera with DHCP network, the IP address of your IP Camera may change at different

times for different reasons, particularly after a power failure. The changing IP address of the IP Camera

may cause you difficulties accessing the IP Camera. To solve this problem, you can set up the DDNS

function to your IP Camera, and access your IP Camera with a fixed host name whenever the IP address of

your IP Camera changes.

DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name System) is a service used to map a domain name to the dynamic IP address

of a network device. It assigns a domain name (URL) to the IP Camera, so that the user does not need to

go through the trouble of checking if the IP address assigned by DHCP Server has changed. Once the IP is

changed, the IP Camera will automatically update the information to the DDNS to ensure it is always

available for remote access.

To set up DDNS for your IP Camera, you have to 1) enable the DMZ or Port Forwarding function of your

router 2) configure the network setting of your IP Camera 3) configure the DDNS setting of your IP Camera.

Please follow the steps below.

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To enable the DDNS function:

1. In order to access the IP camera from outside of the local network, enable either the Port Forwarding

or DMZ function of your router. Please refer to the manual of your router for more details.

Note: If you enable the Port Forwarding of your router, the Enable UPnP Port Forwarding function

must be enabled on the IP camera (see Port Settings field in the Step 2 image).

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2. On the Network Setting page (Setting > System Settings > Network > IP Settings), configure the IP

Settings, keep the default Port Settings and then click the Apply button.

 If Static IP is selected: Enter the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway and the DNS Server.

Please consult with your ISP service provider for the information of subnet mask, default gateway

and the DNS Server.

 If DHCP is selected: The IP address, subnet mask, default gateway and the DNS Server will be

assigned automatically by DHCP server.

 If PPPoE is selected: Enter the User Name (e.g. xxxx@hinet.net) and Password provided by your

ISP service provider.

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3. In the DDNS Settings field (Setting > Advanced tab > System Settings > Network > DDNS Settings),

a. Check Enable Service ISP to enable the DDNS function. b. Select www.everfocusddns.com and enter a desired host name in the IP Camera Name field. If

the host name is available, a “Success” window will appear. Click OK. If not, try another host

name until the “Success” window appears.

Note: The host name should not include a space, or a dot (period) or any special characters

particularly _~ ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) + < > " ; : . ,

c. Click Apply.

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4. The DDNS setup is now complete. Open a browser and enter the domain name (http://[host

name].everfocusddns.com) in the address field. The Web interface of the device should be displayed.

For example, if you’ve obtained the host name “HQtest” from EverFocus DDNS server, enter

http://HQtest.everfocusddns.com in the address field of the browser.

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EverFocus EZN7221 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Physical Description

2.1. Dimensions

3. Features

4. Installation

4.1. Packing List

4.2. Optional Accessory

4.3. Cables

4.4. Basic Installation

4.4.1. Mounting and Wiring

4.4.2. Inserting a Micro SD Card

5.1. Checking the Dynamic IP Address

5.2. Settings for Microsoft Internet Explorer

5.3. Connecting the Camera to the Network

5.4. Live View Window

6. Playback

6.1 Remote Playback Using Playback Page

6.2 Setting up the Playback Function

6.2.1. Inserting / Removing the micro SD Card

6.2.2. Testing the Playback Function

7. Settings

7.1. System Settings

7.1.1. Network

7.1.2. Date / Time

7.1.3. Storage

7.1.4. Display and Overlay

7.1.5. System Maintenance

7.1.6. System Information

7.1.7. User

7.1.8. Black / White List

7.1.9. Serial Communication

7.2. Camera Settings

7.2.1. Streaming and Audio

7.2.2. Profile

7.2.3. Camera

7.2.4. Schedule

7.2.5. Image

7.3. Event Settings

7.3.1. Event Wizard

7.3.2. Event

7.3.3. Notification

7.4. Link to Smart Phone App

8. Upgrading Firmware Using IP Utility

9. Specifications

10. Troubleshooting

Appendix

A. Tested Card Brands

B. Enabling the Multicast Function

C. RTSP URL Syntax

D. Setting up Port Forwarding Function

E. Setting up DDNS Function