Honeywell HUSS-E1, HUSS-D1 User Manual
P/N: 800-01108 Rev. C1
HUSS System User Guide
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Contents
1 About This Document....................................................................1
Audience .......................................................................................1
Overview of Contents....................................................................1
Font and Symbols .........................................................................2
How to Use this Document............................................................2
2 General Information ......................................................................3
Overview .......................................................................................3
HUSS-E1 ......................................................................................4
HUSS-D1 ......................................................................................7
HUSS-M Client............................................................................10
Features and Functions...........................................................10
System Requirements .............................................................10
3 Installing and Operating HUSS-E1/HUSS-D1 .............................12
Panel Description........................................................................12
Front Panel..............................................................................12
Rear Panel ..............................................................................14
Installing Notes ...........................................................................14
Connecting External Power .....................................................14
Mounting Encoder/Decoder .....................................................15
Connecting Video/Audio Input/Output .........................................15
Connecting Video Input ...........................................................15
Connecting Video Output ........................................................16
Connecting Audio Input ...........................................................16
Connecting Audio Output ........................................................17
Connecting Alarm IN and Out Device .........................................17
Connecting Alarm Input Device ...............................................17
Connecting Alarm Output Device ............................................17
Connecting PTZ ..........................................................................18
Connecting Network....................................................................18
Connecting RS-232.....................................................................18
Connecting USB Device..............................................................19
Start/Shut Down..........................................................................19
Restore Factory Settings.............................................................19
4 HUSS-E1 Network Client ............................................................20
Internet Explorer Settings............................................................20
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Login ...........................................................................................22
Real-time Video ..........................................................................22
Video Encoder Settings...............................................................24
Status ......................................................................................24
Basic........................................................................................25
Expert Settings ........................................................................31
Reboot.....................................................................................38
Logout .....................................................................................38
5 HUSS-D1 Network Client ............................................................39
Login ...........................................................................................39
Decoder Settings.........................................................................40
Status ......................................................................................40
Basic........................................................................................40
Expert Settings ........................................................................46
Reboot.....................................................................................49
Logout .....................................................................................50
6 HUSS-M Video Client..................................................................51
Overview .....................................................................................51
Operations ..................................................................................51
Login........................................................................................51
Menu Structure ........................................................................53
Device Management................................................................54
Real-time Video Surveillance ..................................................56
Real-time Alarm Information....................................................59
Video Record Control ..............................................................59
PTZ Control .............................................................................61
Virtual Matrix Configuration .....................................................63
Device Configuration ...............................................................69
User Management ...................................................................79
Alarm Management .................................................................80
System Settings.......................................................................81
7 Troubleshooting ..........................................................................83
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Figures
Figure 2-1 HUSS Structure...............................................................4
Figure 2-2 HUSS-E1.........................................................................4
Figure 2-3 HUSS-D1.........................................................................7
Figure 3-1 Front Panel of HUSS-E1 ...............................................12
Figure 3-2 Front Panel of HUSS-D1 ...............................................12
Figure 3-3 Rear Panel ....................................................................14
Figure 3-4 Install Encoder/Decoder in Cabinet ...............................15
Figure 4-1 Internet Options.............................................................20
Figure 4-2 Security .........................................................................21
Figure 4-3 Security Settings ...........................................................21
Figure 4-4 Login .............................................................................22
Figure 4-5 Install HUSS.cab ...........................................................23
Figure 4-6 Real-time Video.............................................................23
Figure 4-7 Status ............................................................................24
Figure 4-8 Network .........................................................................25
Figure 4-9 Major Stream Setting.....................................................26
Figure 4-10 Multicast Address Setting ............................................28
Figure 4-11 Minor Stream Setting...................................................28
Figure 4-12 Audio ...........................................................................29
Figure 4-13 Date/Time....................................................................30
Figure 4-14 OSD ............................................................................30
Figure 4-15 System Configure........................................................31
Figure 4-16 Channel (PTZ).............................................................32
Figure 4-17 Account Management .................................................32
Figure 4-18 Modify Account............................................................33
Figure 4-19 Alarm Management .....................................................34
Figure 4-20 Motion Detection .........................................................35
Figure 4-21 Resolution is set as CIF...............................................36
Figure 4-22 Resolution is set as D1................................................36
Figure 4-23 Loopback Setting.........................................................37
Figure 4-24 Firmware Update.........................................................37
Figure 4-25 Reboot.........................................................................38
Figure 5-1 Login .............................................................................39
Figure 5-2 Status ............................................................................40
Figure 5-3 Network .........................................................................41
Figure 5-4 Video .............................................................................42
Figure 5-5 Add Encoder..................................................................42
Figure 5-6 Modify Encoder .............................................................43
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Figure 5-7 Detail Information ..........................................................44
Figure 5-8 Audio .............................................................................44
Figure 5-9 Date/Time......................................................................45
Figure 5-10 OSD ............................................................................46
Figure 5-11 System Config .............................................................46
Figure 5-12 Alarm Out ....................................................................47
Figure 5-13 Account .......................................................................48
Figure 5-14 Modify Account............................................................48
Figure 5-15 Firmware Update.........................................................49
Figure 5-16 Reboot.........................................................................50
Figure 6-1 Login window of HUSS-M..............................................52
Figure 6-2 HUSS-M Main Window (Device Management)..............52
Figure 6-3 HUSS-M Main Window (Settings) .................................53
Figure 6-4 Device Management .....................................................54
Figure 6-5 Right Click Menu of Device List.....................................54
Figure 6-6 Add a Device – Manual .................................................55
Figure 6-7 Add a Device – Auto......................................................55
Figure 6-8 Confirm Deletion............................................................56
Figure 6-9 Modify a Device.............................................................56
Figure 6-10 Real-time Surveillance ................................................57
Figure 6-11 Right-click Menu of Video Window ..............................58
Figure 6-12 Video Window Layout..................................................58
Figure 6-13 Video Source Information ............................................58
Figure 6-14 Real-time Alarm Information........................................59
Figure 6-15 Video Record Control ..................................................59
Figure 6-16 HUSS-M Player ...........................................................60
Figure 6-17 Open Video File...........................................................60
Figure 6-18 PTZ Control (Simple Mode).........................................62
Figure 6-19 PTZ Control (Full Mode) ..............................................63
Figure 6-20 Decoder Set ................................................................64
Figure 6-21 Matrix Set ....................................................................65
Figure 6-22 Customize Matrix Mode...............................................65
Figure 6-23 Customized 4×3 Matrix................................................66
Figure 6-24 Merge Selected Screens .............................................66
Figure 6-25 Merged Screens ..........................................................67
Figure 6-26 Binding Decoder to Screen..........................................67
Figure 6-27 View Matrix..................................................................68
Figure 6-28 Display video in main window......................................68
Figure 6-29 Video Settings – Matrix ...............................................69
Figure 6-30 Device Configuration - Encoder...................................69
Figure 6-31 Encoder Configuration- Network .................................70
Figure 6-32 Encoder Configuration - Log........................................71
Figure 6-33 Encoder Configuration - Video ....................................71
Figure 6-34 Encoder Configuration – Audio....................................72
Figure 6-35 Encoder Configuration – Date/Time (Syn with NTP) ...72
Figure 6-36 Encoder Configuration – Date/Time(Manual Set)........73
Figure 6-37 Encoder Configuration – OSD .....................................73
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Figure 6-38 Encoder Configuration – Channel (PTZ) .....................74
Figure 6-39 Encoder Configuration – Alarm Management..............74
Figure 6-40 Encoder Configuration – Motion Detection ..................75
Figure 6-41 Encoder Configuration – Loopback Setting .................76
Figure 6-42 Decoder Configuration – Network ...............................76
Figure 6-43 Decoder Configuration – Log.......................................77
Figure 6-44 Decoder Configuration – Audio ...................................77
Figure 6-45 Decoder Configuration – Date/Time ............................78
Figure 6-46 Decoder Configuration - OSD......................................78
Figure 6-47 Decoder Configuration – Alarm Out ............................79
Figure 6-48 User Management.......................................................80
Figure 6-49 Warning Message .......................................................80
Figure 6-50 Alarm Management .....................................................81
Figure 6-51 Alarm Searching..........................................................81
Figure 6-52 System Set ..................................................................82
Figure 7-1 Windows Firewall ..........................................................83
Figure 7-2 Run dxdiag ....................................................................84
Figure 7-3 Apply DirectX Diagnostic Tool .......................................85
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1 About This Document
Audience
Thank you for purchasing HUSS (Honeywell Ultra-Smart Streamer).
This manual will guide you through installing, configuring and
operating HUSS system.
Overview of Contents
This document contains the following chapters:
• Chapter 1, About This Document, a brief introduction of this book.
• Chapter 2, General Information, describes HUSS structure,
functions and specifications of HUSS-E1 video encoder and
HUSS-D1 video decoder.
• Chapter 3, Installing and Operating HUSS-E1/HUSS-D1,
describes installation and operation procedure of HUSS-E1
video encoder and HUSS-D1 video decoder.
• Chapter 4, HUSS-E1 Network Client, describes procedure for
configuring HUSS-E1 video encoder network client.,
• Chapter 5, HUSS-D1 Network Client, describes procedure for
configuring HUSS-D1 video decoder network client.
• Chapter 6, HUSS-M Video Client, describes procedure for
operating and configuring HUSS-M video client.
• Chapter 7, Troubleshooting, describes troubles occurred
frequently and corresponding solutions.
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item will move to corresponding part.
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Indicates an active button or bookmarks.
Note
Alert the user to the presence of important operating
and maintaining (servicing) instructions in this
manual.
How to Use this Document
• Pictures in the manual are for reference only, so please refer to
the actual items accordingly.
• The products will be updated and the information shall not be
distributed.
• Please read this User Guide carefully before operation and keep
it properly for reference to be needed anytime.
• The manual has been reviewed and the accuracy is guaranteed.
If there is any uncertainty or controversy, please refer to the final
explanation of Honeywell. Honeywell does not take any
responsibility for any consequences caused by
misunderstanding of the manual or improper operations.
• For more information, please visit
http://www.cn.security.honeywell.com
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2 General Information
Overview
HUSS ( Honeywell Ultra-Smart Streamer ) system includes three
parts: HUSS-E1 video encoder，HUSS-D1 video decoder and
HUSS-M video client. They communicate with each other through
network.
HUSS-E1 video encoder converts analog video signal into digital
signal and encoded it according to H.264 standard. The encoded
video information along with the synchronous audio signal is
transmitted to HUSS-D1 video decoder and HUSS-M video client.
With HUSS-E1 video encoder, you can also control PTZ, send alarm
information to HUSS-M video client through network.
HUSS-D1 decodes the encoded video information from HUSS-E1
and displays it on analog monitors, with audio signal played
synchronously.
HUSS-M video client decodes the encoded video files from HUSS-E1
and displays it on PC, with audio signal played synchronously.
Both HUSS-E1 and HUSS-D1 can be configured easily through IE
browser or through HUSS-M video client. And with HUSS-M, multiple
encoders can be bound to specified decoders easily by Virtual Matrix.
Structure of HUSS system is shown in Figure 2-1.
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Figure 2-1 HUSS Structure
Ethernet
RS485/422
Analog
video
Analog
video
Analog
video
Analog audio
Analog audio Analog audio
Analog audio
Analog audio
HUSS-E1
Encoder
HUSS-E1
Encoder
HUSS-D1
Decoder
HUSS-M
PC Client
Alarm
IN
Alarm
IN
Alarm OUT
Alarm OUT
HUSS-E1
Figure 2-2 HUSS-E1
HUSS-E1 possesses following features:
Advanced coding standard. HUSS-E1 encodes video information
according to H.264(Advanced Video Coding) standard, which
optimizes compression rate, keeping best video quality with least
storage space.
Great network and security performance. With built-in Web Server,
HUSS-E1 can be configured remotely through network. And users
can also watch real-time video from HUSS-E1 remotely through
network. It features multiple user profiles, encrypted data coding,
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motion detection and alarm reporting, which all guarantee users’
security. Local USB backup and system log protect the integrity of
information effectively from network breakdown.
Excellent integration characteristic and extendable functions.
HUSS-E1 can communicate with other device (such as PTZ) and
extend functions through RS-232 serial port. Complete API enables
the third party to integrate the encoder conveniently.
Specifications of HUSS-E1 encoder are described in the following
tables.
Parameter Description
Video compression
standard
H.264 Baseline (ISO 14496-10)
Audio compression
standard
G.711
Bit rate control mode VBR or CBR (32K-4Mbps)
Resolution D1, HD1, CIF, QCIF, VGA, QVGA
Frame rate PAL-25fps, NTSC/30 fps, adjustable
Total encoding-
decoding delay
<300ms
Video detection Motion detection
Image capture JPEG
Video input
PAL/NTSC composite, BNC (1V
P-P
, 75Ω,
10 kΩ, adjustable)
Video output
Loop output, PAL/NTSC composite,
BNC(1V
P-P
)
Audio input
3.5mm Audio Jack, Line in (-10dBv /
316mVRMS, input resistance: 10kΩ)
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Parameter Description
Audio output
3.5mm Audio Jack, Line out (-10dBv /
316mVRMS, output resistance: 10kΩ)
Audio sample
frequency
8kHz
Audio bandwidth 64kb
Audio intercom Intercom with HUSS-E1 or HUSS-M
Protocol
TCP, UDP, RTP, RTSP, DHCP, ICMP,
IGMP, HTTP, ARP, SSL, NTP. Supports
unit-cast and multi-cast.
USB device
Supports USB hard disk，Flash Disk
Storage
Firmware Update Remote TFTP, network client HTTP upload
System management
HTTP WEBUI，SDK，PC client
Security performance Multiple user profiles, SSL
Network interface
RJ-45，10/100BASE-T IEEE802.3
RS-232 (DB9)
Serial port
485/422 (Tx±, Rx±, PTZ supports several
protocols)
PTZ protocol
Pelco D, Pelco P, KD6, Transparent serial
port
Relay input 1
Relay output 1
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Parameter Description
Operating temperature -10℃ ~ +55℃
Operating humidity 10%~90%
Dimension 120 (W) x 165 (L) x 43 (H)
Mounting
Rack-mounting/desktop-mounting/wall-
mounting
Power 12VDC
Power consumption 4.5W
Weight 690g
Network browser IE 6 or IE 7
HUSS-D1
Figure 2-3 HUSS-D1
HUSS-D1 is also based on H.264. It decodes video information from
HUSS-E1 and displays it on analog monitors at high resolution. It can
be bounded to HUSS-E1 through HUSS-M video client or HUSS-D1
network client. Similar to HUSS-E1, HUSS-D1 possesses strong
network and security characteristics, excellent integration capability
and extendable functions.
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Parameter Value
Video decode
standard
H.264 Baseline (ISO 14496-10)
Audio decode
standard
G.711
Resolution D1, HD1, CIF, QCIF, VGA, QVGA
Total encoding-
decoding delay
<300ms
Video input Network interface, stream input from
HUSS-E1
Video output PAL/NTSC composite video, BNC(1V
P-P
)
Audio input 3.5mm Audio Jack, Line In(-10dBv /
316mVRMS, input resistance 10KΩ)
Audio output 3.5mm Audio Jack, Line Out (-10dBv /
316mVRMS, output resistance 10KΩ)
Audio sample
frequency
8kHz
Audio bandwidth 64kb
Audio intercom Intercom with HUSS-E1
Protocol TCP, UDP, RTP, RTSP, DHCP, ICMP,
IGMP, HTTP, SSL, NTP
Virtual video matrix Virtual video matrix configuration
USB Supports USB hard disk, flash disk
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Parameter Value
Firmware Update Remote TFTP, network client HTTP upload
System management HTTP WEBUI, SDK, PC client
Security performance Multiple user profiles, SSL certificate
Network interface RJ-45, 10/100BASE-T IEEE802.3
RS-232 (DB9) Serial port
485/422 (Tx±, Rx±, for function extension)
Relay input 1
Relay output 1
Operating
temperature
-10℃ ~ +55℃
Operating humidity 10%~90%
Mounting Rack mounting/desktop mounting/wall
mounting
Dimension 120 (W) x 165 (L) x 43 (H)
Power supply 12VDC
Power consumption 4.5W
Weight 690g
Network browser IE 6 or IE 7
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HUSS-M Client
Features and Functions
Real-time surveillance
• Multi-channel real-time surveillance
• Total encoding/decoding relay < 300ms
• PTZ control
Remote video recording
• Manual recording
• JPEG image capture
• Play video files
• Supports multiple media file formats
Alarm management
• Displays real-time alarm information
• Searches alarm record according to multi-condition
Device configuration
• Searches encoders automatically
• Configures parameters of encoder and decoder
• User management of encoder and decoder
Virtual matrix
• Connects output of multiple HUSS-E1s to the input of multiple
HUSS-D1s swiftly
System Requirements
Hardware requirements:
• CPU: at least P4 2.0GHz (P4 3.0GHz or higher is recommended)
• Memory: 512MB (1GB or larger memory is recommended)
• Hard Disk: 20G or larger
• Others: Sound card (Optional)
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Software requirements:
• .Net Framework 2.0
• Window XP Professional (recommended)
• Data access component like MDAC2.8 shall be installed.
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3 Installing and Operating HUSS-
E1/HUSS-D1
Panel Description
Front Panel
The front panels of HUSS-D1 and HUSS-E1 have the same
interfaces, except that HUSS-E1 has an extra “Video IN” interface.
Figure 3-1 Front Panel of HUSS-E1
Figure 3-2 Front Panel of HUSS-D1
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Interface Description
VIDEO IN For video encoder only—BNC input
VIDEO OUT For video encoder—loop output
For video decoder—BNC decoded video
output
AUDIO IN Audio input
AUDIO OUT Audio output
PWR Power indicator
USB USB interface
STATUS
Video status indicator.
For video encoder—flashes green (the
indicator is off for 2 seconds after beeping 4
seconds) when encoder is encoding; turns red
when motion is detected or alarm input is
received; off when video is lost.
For Video decoder—flashes green when
decoder is decoding; turns red when no
network video stream is received.
ACT PTZ control indicator
On when system is sending PTZ control
instructions.
Button (rightmost) Restore to factory values
(For more details, refer to Restore Factory
Settings on page 19) or be used for safely
remove USB storage devices.
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Rear Panel
The rear panels of HUSS-E1 and HUSS-D1 have the same
interfaces (see Figure 3-3 Rear Panel).
Figure 3-3 Rear Panel
Interface Description
POWER 12V DC
RS-232 RS-232 DB9 serial port
RS-485/RS-422 PTZ control interfaces
DI Alarm input interfaces
DO Alarm output interfaces
ETHERNET RJ-45 network
Installing Notes
Connecting External Power
Please use the 12V DC power in the package. Plug them into the
power interface. (See Figure 3-3).
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Mounting Encoder/Decoder
Video encoders/decoders may be desktop-mounting, rack-mounting
or wall-mounting.
For desktop-mounting, encoders/decoders can be placed or fixed on
desk.
For rack-mounting, 9-10 encoders/decoders may be installed in a
metal rack-mounting cabinet with the help of plates in the package
and metal boards whose dimensions is shown in Figure 3-4. The
height of cabinet is 4U.
Figure 3-4 Install Encoder/Decoder in Cabinet
Connecting Video/Audio Input/Output
Connecting Video Input
The Video Input interface of encoders should be BNC (1.0V
p-p
，75
Ω). The input PAL/NTSC video signal should meet national standard:
high SNR, low distortion and interference. The image should be clear,
non-distorted, in natural color and proper brightness.
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• Make sure the signal of camera is stable and reliable
Camera should be mounted in right place to avoid backlight and low
luminance environment. Or use cameras with good backlight
compensation or low luminance.
• Make sure the transmission is stable and reliable
To transmit signal reliably, high quality BNC with excellent shielding
performance is used and its type shall be selected in terms of
transmitting distance. In case of over limited distance, using twistedpair or optical fiber and adding video compensation device to transmit
signal reliably.
Video signal line should be out of strong electromagnetic interference,
especially entering of high voltage current.
• Make sure the contact is in good condition
Signal line and shielding line should be firm and in good contact.
Avoid false soldering, lap welding or oxidation。
Connecting Video Output
The Video Output interfaces of video encoders and decoders are
BNC (1.0V
P-P
, 75 Ω). For encoders, the output is loop output.
It is recommended that industrial monitor be used as output device of
video encoder / decoder.
Do not use TV set as video output device as TV set requires less
working time and less interference from close device. Electric
leakage of poor quality TV set will cause other device’s damage.
Connecting Audio Input
Audio Inputs of encoder and decoder are both 3.5mm Audio Jack,
Line In (-10dBv / 316mVRMS, input resistance 10KΩ).
As input resistance is high, active pickup should be used in Audio
Input.
Similar to video transmission, audio transmission requires less
interference, no false soldering or poor contact, especially no
entering high voltage current.
Audio input is effective only in video encoders.
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Connecting Audio Output
Audio outputs of encoder and decoder are both 3.5mm Audio Jack,
Line out (-10dBv / 316mVRMS, output resistance 10KΩ). Headphone
or active speaker can be connected to Audio Input directly. Other
sound output device can also be connected to Audio Output interface
through amplifier.
Audio output is effective only in video decoders.
Connecting Alarm IN and Out Device
Connecting Alarm Input Device
• Alarm input is Normal Open and Normal Close type.
• Alarm detector should be powered by external power.
• Earth terminal of alarm detector should be connected to its COM
port.
• Earth terminal of alarm detector should be connected to DI-
• Normal Open terminal or Normal Closed terminal of the alarm
detector should be connected to encoder’s DI+.
Alarm input is only effective in video encoder.
Connecting Alarm Output Device
There is an alarm output interface (Normal Open Contact) on the rear
panel of encoder and decoder. External alarm device must be
powered.
To avoid damaging the panel because of overload, refer to relay
parameters in the following table when connecting the device.
Rated capacity 30VDC 1A, 125VAC 0.5A
Max power 62.5VA 33W
Max voltage 250VAC, 220VDC
Rated value
(Resistance load)
Max current 1A
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Connecting PTZ
You can control multi-protocol PTZ through RS-485/RS-422 interface
at the rear panel of the video encoder. The port support many PTZ
protocol. Refer to Channel (PTZ) on page 31 for detailed protocol
information.
For PTZ device with RS-485 interface, connect the Rx+ and Rx-
cables to Tx+ and Tx- on the rear panel of HUSS-E1 encoder. You
can also connect several PTZs in parallel form. If numbers of
connected PTZs is larger, connect an impedance of 120Ω between
the farthest terminal of Tx+ and Tx-.
For PTZ devices with RS-422 interface, connect Tx+ and Tx- to Rx+
and Rx- on the rear panel of HUSS-E1 encoders besides the
connections of Rx+ and Rx-. While, now since the encoder supports
the simplex PTZ protocol only, it’s not important to connecting Tx+
and Tx- to the rear panel and the connection is compatible with
RS485.
Note
Please isolate devices when using PTZ to control
outside device
Connecting Network
HUSS-E1 encoder and HUSS-D1 decoder can be connected to LAN
and WAN as they have standard RJ45 interface and support TCP/IP
protocol. Make sure the bandwidth is wide enough when connecting
them to network. It is a switch not a hub that is recommended when
setting up an LAN as exchange avoids long-distance wiring. Please
select right bandwidth when connecting them to WAN.
Please make the wire in terms of standard strictly.
Connecting RS-232
To configure special functions, connect RS-232 interface to PC by
intersecting line.
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Connecting USB Device
When a USB storage device is connected to HUSS-E1 encoders
through the USB interface on the front panel, video stream will be
saved on it as well as transferred through network. The HUSS-M
video clients which are connected to that encoder will receive and
display a USB recording event.
Before disconnecting the USB storage device, use a thin object (e.g.
a needle) to press the hidden button on the rightmost of HUSS-E1
front panel for 1 or 2 seconds to safely stop USB storage device,
otherwise the last file written on the USB storage device will be
corrupted.
USB recording is useful when emergencies such as network
breakdown occur.
Start/Shut Down
To start/shut down HUSS-E1 or HUSS-D1, plug/unplug their power
directly.
It is recommended to connect video input to HUSS-E1 before start
the encoder so that HUSS-E1 can detect video input format
(NTSC/PAL) automatically.
If an HUSS-D1 has been configured to connect to an HUSS-E1(as
default, HUSS-D1 IP192.168.0.6 is bound to HUSS-E1
IP192.168.0.3), HUSS-E1 should be in work before HUSS-D1 is
started, otherwise HUSS-D1 should be reconnected to HUSS-E1
manually in decoder’s IE configuration web page.
Restore Factory Settings
To restore factory value, use a thin object (e.g. a needle) to hold
down the hidden button on the rightmost of HUSS-E1/D1 for 10
seconds within 2 seconds before or after the product is booting. The
default IP address of HUSS-E1 is 192.168.0.3 and that of HUSS-D1
is 192.168.0.6.
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4 HUSS-E1 Network Client
HUSS-E1 video encoder can be accessed by Internet Explore (IE6 &
IE7) directly without installing any software.
Internet Explorer Settings
Make sure Internet Explorer supports ActiveX controls before
accessing HUSS-E1 through internet.
Take Internet Explorer 6 as example. Open a new Internet Explore
Browser. On the Tools menu, click “Internet Options”, Figure 4-1 is
displayed:
Figure 4-1 Internet Options
Click Security tab, Figure 4-2 is displayed.
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Figure 4-2 Security
Click Custom level… , Figure 4-3 is displayed.
Figure 4-3 Security Settings
In Security Settings, select “Enable” or “Prompt” for all the options
in “ActiveX controls and plug-ins” section:
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