JVC V.NETWORKS VN-C625, V.NETWORKS VN-C625U Instructions Manual

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DOME TYPE NETWORK CAMERA

INSTRUCTIONS

VN-C625

For Customer Use:

Enter below the Serial No. which is located on the body. Retain this information for future reference.

Model No. VN-C625

Serial No.

LWT0248-001A

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Safety Precautions

FOR USA AND CANADA

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION:TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK. DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR

BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS

INSIDE.REFER SERVICING TO

QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The lightning flash wish arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

Due to design modifications, data given in this instruction book are subject to possible change without prior notice.

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

AVERTISSEMENT: POUR EVITER LES RISQUES D’INCENDIE OU D’ELECTROCUTION, NE PAS EXPOSER L’APPAREIL A L’HUMIDITE OU A LA PLUIE.

INFORMATION (FOR CANADA) RENSEIGNEMENT

This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

(POUR CANADA)

Information for USA

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Changes or modifications not approved by JVC could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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 when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

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.

Cet appareil numérique de la Class A est conforme á la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

WARNING (FOR EUROPE):

This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

䡵 This installation should be made by a qualified

service person and should conform to all local codes.

䡵 This installation shall be in accordance with the

National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.

䡵 This product shall be powered by a Listed Class

2 power supply only.

䡵 Any Mention in this manual of Alarm inputs/

outputs have not been evaluated by UL to be used for Burglar Alarm Functionality.

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These are general IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS and certain items may not apply to all appliances.

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

1. Read all of these instructions.

2. Save these instructions for later use.

3. All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to.

4. Unplug this appliance system from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

5. Do not use attachments not recommended by the appliance manufacturer as they may cause hazards.

6. Do not use this appliance near water - for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, etc.

7. Do not place this appliance on an unstable cart, stand, or table. The appliance may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the appliance. Use only with a cart or stand recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with the appliance. Wall or shelf mounting should follow the manufacturer’s instructions, and should use a mounting kit approved by the manufacturer. An appliance and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combination to overturn.

8. Slots and openings in the cabinet and the back or bottom are pro-vided for ventilation, and to insure reliable operation of the appliance and to protect it from overheating, these openings must not be blocked or covered. The openings should never be blocked by placing the appliance on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface. This appliance should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register. This appliance should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase unless proper ventilation is provided.

9. This appliance should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to your home, consult your dealer or local power company. For appliance designed to operate from battery power, refer to the operating instructions.

10. This appliance system is equipped with a 3-wire grounding type plug (a plug having a third (grounding) pin). This plug will only fit into a grounding-type power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding plug.

11. For added protection for this product during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it form the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system. This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power-line surges.

12. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this appliance where the cord will be abused by persons walking on it.

13. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the appliance.

14. Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in fire or electric shock.

15. Never push objects of any kind into this appliance through cabinet slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the appliance.

16. Do not attempt to service this appliance yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

17. Unplug this appliance from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions: a. When the power cord or plug is damaged or frayed. b. If liquid has been spilled into the appliance. c. If the appliance has been exposed to rain or water. d. If the appliance does not operate normally by following the operating instructions. Adjust only those con-

trols that are covered by the operating instructions as improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the appliance to normal

operation. e. If the appliance has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged. f. When the appliance exhibits a distinct change in performance - this indicates a need for service.

18. When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer that have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards.

19. Upon completion of any service or repairs to this appliance, ask the service technician to perform routine safety checks to determine that the appliance is in safe operating condition.

PORTABLE CART WARNING

(symbol provided by RETAC)

S3125A

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing this product. (These instructions are for VN-C625U.) Before beginning to operate this unit, please read the instruction manual carefully in order to make sure that the best possible performance is obtained.

Contents

Contents ................................................................................................. 4

Introduction

Characteristics ....................................................................................... 6

Operating Precautions ........................................................................... 6

Items Included ........................................................................................ 9

Operating Environment .......................................................................... 9

Latest Updates .......................................................................................9

Name and Function of Parts ................................................................ 10

Preparation

Settings

(VN-C625U Setup Tool)

Connection Examples .......................................................................... 12

Preparation Procedure .........................................................................13

Step 1 Connection/Installation

1-1 Connecting Cables ..................................................................... 14

1. Connection Procedure ............................................................. 14

2. Connection to Alarm Input/Output Terminal ............................. 16

3. Connection of LAN Cables .......................................................17

4. Connection of Coaxial Cables ..................................................18

5. Connection of Conveter Unit .................................................... 19

1-2 Attachment of Ceiling Mount ...................................................... 20

1-3 Inserting the CF card ................................................................. 22

1-4 Installing the Camera ................................................................. 23

Step 2 Network Settings

2-1 Installing the Software ................................................................ 25

2-2 Setting PC's IP Address [Windows XP] ..................................... 26

Setting PC's IP Address [Windows 2000] .................................. 28

Setting IP Address for this Camera Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" ..

2-3

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" ..................... 32

1. Password Setting ..................................................................... 33

2. Multicast ................................................................................... 34

3. Alarm Setting ........................................................................... 36

4. Recording Setting .................................................................... 42

5. Private Mask Setting ................................................................ 44

6. Motor Limit Setting ................................................................... 45

7. Motion Detection Setting .......................................................... 46

8. Web ..........................................................................................48

9. FTP Server ............................................................................... 49

10. FTP Client Setting .................................................................... 50

11. Black & White Setting ............................................................... 52

12. Time Setting ............................................................................. 54

13. Memory Information ................................................................. 55

14. Auto Return Setting .................................................................. 55

Registering Connected Camera Using the "V.Networks Controller" .

2-5

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Settings

(V.Networks Controller)

Operation

(V.Networks Controller)

Step 3 Setting Using the V.Networks Controller

3-1 Starting Up the V.Networks Controller ....................................... 58

3-2 Features that Allow Setting Using the V.Networks Controller .... 59

3-3 Motion Detection Standby ..........................................................61

3-4 Image Size and Inversion .......................................................... 62

3-5 Image Quality Setting ................................................................ 63

3-6 Frame Rate ................................................................................ 67

3-7 Preset Position Setting ............................................................... 68

3-8 Alarm Setting ............................................................................. 69

3-9 Pan/Tilt Setting ........................................................................... 71

3-10 Auto Pan Setting..................................................................... 72

3-11 Auto Patrol Setting .................................................................. 74

3-12 Auto Trace Setting .................................................................. 76

3-13 Time Stamp ............................................................................ 78

3-14 Changing Registered Information .......................................... 79

Step 4 Operating Using the V.Networks Controller

4-1

Features that Allow Operation Using the V.Networks Controller ..

4-2 Record/Stop ............................................................................... 82

4-3 Playback .................................................................................... 83

4-4 Cautions on Record/Play Functions ........................................... 85

4-5 Snapshot ....................................................................................86

Operation

(Web Browser)

Step 5 Operating Using a Web Browser

5-1 Operating Environment .............................................................. 87

5-2 Access Authorization Level ........................................................88

5-3 Starting Up the Web Browser .................................................... 89

5-4 Setting Using the Web Browser ................................................. 90

1. Other Settings .......................................................................... 92

2. Control ..................................................................................... 95

3. Image Setting ........................................................................... 96

4. PAN/TILT Setting ...................................................................... 98

5. Position Memory Setting .......................................................... 99

6. View Setting ........................................................................... 100

7. Alarm Setting ......................................................................... 101

8. FTP Setting ............................................................................ 103

9. Auto Pan Setting .................................................................... 105

10. Auto Patrol Setting ................................................................. 106

11. Auto Trace Setting .................................................................. 107

12. Black & White Setting ............................................................. 108

13. Schedule Setting .................................................................... 108

14. Private Mask Setting .............................................................. 109

15. Limit Setting ........................................................................... 110

16. Auto Return Setting ................................................................ 111

5-5 Viewing Still Images .................................................................112

5-6 Viewing Live Images ................................................................ 113

5-7 Image Link ............................................................................... 114

Troubleshooting .................................................................................. 115

Others

Specifications .....................................................................................117

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Introduction

Characteristics

䡵 High-speed Rotating Table

High-speed rotating table with a horizontal

panning speed of 180˚/sec and vertical tilting speed of 120˚/sec makes it possible to recall a preset position quickly.

䡵 Optical Zoom

Closer surveillance is made possible using

the 12x optical zoom lens.

䡵 Day/Night Surveillance

When the light is low, the camera is able to

switch automatically to the high-sensitive (Black & White) mode by turning ON/OFF the IR filter.

It also supports infrared illuminators

(wavelength of 850 nm to 880 nm).

䡵 Employment of a highly-sensitive CCD

and bright zoom lens

Employment of a highly-sensitive CCD and

bright zoom lens with a maximum aperture ratio of F1.6 (at the Wide end) produces a highly sensitive color mode of 3.6 lx (AGC: 20 dB, 50%).

䡵 Frame Rate

Supports a maximum frame rate of 30 fps

when resolution is 640 x 480 in the JPEG compression format.

䡵 Supports Multicast

Support for multicast enables sending of an

image data to multiple PCs on the network at one time without lowering the frame rate.

䡵 Built-in CF (Compact Flash) Slot

Interface with alarms and enables storage of

a recording file in the CF card. Please purchase the CF card separately.

䡵 Private Mask Feature

This feature enables setting to mask a certain

portion of the shooting area if it is to be hidden.

䡵 Motion Detection Feature

Enables output of alarm upon detecting

motion of images within a specified area.

䡵 Built-in Web Server

Enables browsing using the Internet Explorer.

Operating Precautions

䡵 To save energy, turn off the power supply of

the system when not in use.

䡵 This camera is intended for indoor use. It

cannot be used outdoors.

䡵

This camera has been designed for suspension from ceilings. Fixing it to the ground surface or at an angle may cause malfunction or shorten the product's service life.

䡵 Do not install or use the camera in the

following locations.

• Places exposed to rain or water

• Places containing vapor or oil soot, such as kitchens

•

Places exceeding the operating ambient temperature range (0

•Places where corrosive gases are generated

• Places nearby radiation or X-rays as well as sources of strong radio waves or magnetism

• Places subject to vibration

• Places with excessive dust

䡵 Insufficient ventilation may cause the camera

to malfunction. Be careful not to block ventilation around the camera.

This camera radiates heat from its surfaces

to 40˚)

(top panel facing ceiling and side panel). Do not install at a location that may trap heat, such as near the walls.

䡵

Do not install at a location that may expose the camera directly to cool air, such as nearby the air outlet of air conditioners. This may cause moisture to condense within the dome cover.

䡵 Dew condensation may occur when there is

a drastic change in the ambient temperature of the camera, hence causing a malfunction. When the camera is installed at such locations, turn on the power after allowing it to dry for a few hours.

䡵 Do not point the camera lens at a strong light

source such as the sun. Doing so may cause the camera to malfunction.

䡵 This camera contains a built-in AGC circuit.

As a result, gain increases at dark places and screen may appear grainy. This is not a malfunction.

䡵

When an equipment that generates a strong magnetic field, such as transceivers, is used near this camera with the AGC turned on, beat noises may appear in the image. When using a transceiver, therefore, place it at least 3 m away from this camera.

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䡵 If this camera or cable connected this unit is

used near a location where strong electrical or magnetic waves are generated (eg. radios, TVs, transformers, monitors, etc.), noise interference may occur in the image or its color may be affected.

䡵 When the AGC circuit is on, brightness of

the screen may not change upon switching the Auto Iris mode (Normal, + or -) using the V.Networks Controller. This is due to the automatic gain boost feature that is activated. In this case, set AGC to OFF or use the manual iris mode.

䡵

Under certain brightness conditions, switching the Auto Iris mode (Normal, + or -) using the V.Networks Controller may not bring about any change in brightness. In this case, set the iris to the manual mode.

䡵

When this camera is used in the White Balance (ATW) mode, the colors captured may differ slightly from the actual colors due to the operational principles of the auto-tracking white balance circuit. This is not a malfunction.

䡵 When shooting a bright object (eg. lamps,

etc.), white vertical streaks may appear on the object on the screen. This is a phenomenon (smear phenomenon) normal to CCDs (solid-state image pickup devices) and is not a malfunction.

䡵 When the camera is used to monitor the

same position over prolonged hours (such as 24 hours of continuous monitoring), contact resistance of the panning mechanism may increase. This may cause noise interference in the image or unstable operation of the V.Networks Controller. To prevent this from occurring, turn the power of the system off and on again (to initialize camera) once a week and clean the contacts.

䡵

The dome cover is hemispherical in shape, and therefore images tend to be distorted at the edges of the hemisphere. The edges of the hemisphere is masked for this camera. When the camera is tilted and pointed in the horizontal direction, therefore, edges of the hemisphere may enter the angle of view, hence causing the upper end of the screen to appear dark and the image to go out of focus.

䡵 When shooting an object that is near a light

source (eg. lightings) or with a large difference in brightness, ghosting may occur on the screen. This phenomenon is due to the characteristics of the dome cover and built-in lens and is not a malfunction.

䡵 Ensure to use the Converter Unit that has

been supplied.

䡵 When playing back images by connecting a

coaxial cable to the VIDEO OUT terminal, the image on the screen may appear shaky (rotational motions are not smooth) when using the Manual or Auto Pan operation particularly near the Tele end. This phenomenon is due to the characteristics of the motor and is not a malfunction.

䡵

Certain hubs/switches that are equipped with the SNMP feature may come with a broadcast or multicast control function. Proper viewing of multicast images created by this camera may not be possible if this function is enabled.

䡵 Do not touch the dome cover with your hand.

This may dirty the cover and cause the image quality to deteriorate.

䡵 To clean the camera.

• Do so upon turning off the power.

• Use a lens cloth (or paper) to remove dirt from the dome cover. The camera may acquire dirt over a short period of time, depending on the environment of use.

When there is excessive dirt, wipe using a lens cloth (or paper) upon wetting it in a neutral detergent diluted with water.

䡵 Do not connect cameras other than VN-C625

to the ceiling mount. Doing so may cause the camera to malfunction.

䡵 Consumable Parts

The following parts are consumable. Please replace them accordingly after a certain number of hours or count of operations. The service lives given below are only reference values and may vary according to the operating environment and conditions. Note that replacement of consumable parts is chargeable even within the warranty period.

• Zoom lens assembly

Zooming operation Focusing operation

• Slip rings : Approx. 5 million

• Cooling fan : Approx. 50,000 hours

:2 million times :4 million times

operations

䡵 Zooming operation

Focus may deviate slightly upon stopping of a zoom operation near the Tele end manually or using a preset selection.

In addition, the manual zooming operation may not always be smooth.

These phenomena are due to the characteristics of the built-in lens and are not malfunctions.

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Introduction

Operating Precautions (continued)

䡵 Auto Focus

Although this camera comes with the one-push auto focus and EASY AF auto focus features, auto focusing may sometimes be impossible depending on the object and camera settings. When this occurs, adjust the focus manually.

Objects for which auto focusing is difficult

• When brightness of the screen is extremely high (bright)

• When brightness of the screen is extremely low (dark)

• When brightness of the screen varies continuously (eg. flashing lights, etc.)

• When there is poor contrast

• When vertical stripe patterns recur on the screen

Camera settings for which auto focusing is difficult

• When the AGC gain level increases and the screen becomes grainy

䡵 Read Me

Please read through the "Read Me" file in the

CD-ROM together with this instruction manual.

䡵 Preset Positions

The is a total of 100 preset positions that can

be set, including the home position.

䡵 Image sending may be affected when this is

done on a network where multicast transmission devices are connected, or on networks for which there is transmission of voluminous broadcast data. When this occurs, ensure to employ a system design that separates the camera from other multicast or broadcast devices by making use of a switching valve or VLAN with a multicast control function.

䡵 When using the local recording feature with

a CF card, turning off the power during local recording may damage the file. To prevent damage of the file, make use of a UPS (uninterruptible power supply).

Warning

Install at places that are strong enough to support the camera weight.

Install this camera at places that are strong enough to support its weight upon taking into consideration the vibration force during high-speed rotation as well as its mass (approx. 1.2 kg). For ceiling materials that are weak, such as overlay plywood and plaster boards, reinforce by applying reinforcements (veneer plywood). If reinforcement is inadequate, image on the monitor screen may be blurred due to vibrations. In the worst scenario, it may even fall and cause serious injuries if there is someone underneath.

How to Use This Manual

Characters and symbols used in this manual

Caution Points to pay attention to during operation.

Note Details for reference, such as functions or constraints during use.

☞ Pages or items to refer to.

* JVC shall not be held liable for any loss or damage to the customer or any claim from a third

party arising from the use of this software. Specifications of this software are subject to alteration for improvement without prior notice. All product names that appear in this document are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Marks and symbols such as ™,® and © do not appear in this document.

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Items Included

CD-ROM

(instruction

manual inside)

JVC Service

Information Card

Ceiling Mount

(with cover)

Safety Precautions

Read Me First

Template

Warranty Card

Converter Unit

Operating Environment

PC Specifications

OS : Windows 2000 Professional (SP1 or later)

Windows 2000 Server Windows XP Home Edition Windows XP Professional

CPU :

Memory : 128 MB and above (1 GB recommended) Hard Disk Space : 20 MB and above Display and Video Card : 1024 x 768 pixels or higher, true color (24 bit or 32 bit)

Equivalent to or higher than Pentium 3, 500 MHz (Pentium4, 3.2 GHz recommended)

*VRAM 8MB and above (256 MB and above recommended)

LAN Environment

• 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX networks mutually connected by IEEE802.3-compliant hubs

CF Card

• Refer to Page 22 for a list of tested CF cards.

Note

• General users of Windows XP or restricted users of Windows 2000 are not allowed to add/ delete V.Networks or change snapshot and recording settings.

• The PC specifications above are only reference values for smooth operation of this application, and are not meant to guarantee operation of this application. Even if the PC satisfies the technical requirements, problems may occur depending on its usage.

Caution

If the OS specifications of the PC to be used are higher, they precede those described above.

Latest Updates

To upgrade the software version or obtain any other latest information, please visit the following website: http://www.jvc-victor.co.jp/english/pro/vnetworks/index-e.html

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Getting Started

Name and Function of Parts

䡵Ceiling Mount (Terminal Side)

Safety Wire

Hang this wire to the wire fastening hook & to prevent the camera from falling down.

[VIDEO OUT] Coaxial Cable Terminal

Output terminal for composite video signals (1 Vp-p and output impedance of 75Ø). Connect this to devices such as video monitors.

(☞ Page 18) Output is restricted signals in the NTSC for-

mat only.

[POWER INPUT DC12V] DC12V Input Ter-

minal

Connect this to the Converter Unit that has been supplied.

Safety Wire Mounting Hole

To prevent the camera from falling down, attach a wire from the ceiling slab or channel to this hole.

[10BASE-T/100BASE-TX] 10BASE-T/

100BASE-TX Terminal

This is a 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX terminal. It is used for connecting to the network via LAN cables. (

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7 6

5 4

Locking Screw

Ensure to fasten the camera by fastening this screw to the camera clamping bracket #.

[ALARM IN/OUT] Alarm Input/Output Ter-

minals

Te rminals for alarm input and output. (

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Pin No.

1 2 3 4 5

Cover

This is a protection cover. Cut a slit in the rubber cap attached to the cover when wiring cables. (

Cover Fastening Screw

This is used for fastening the cover 8 and ceil- ing mount. To remove cover 8, do so by unfastening this screw.

Alarm Output

Alarm Input

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Signal Name

Alarm Output 1 Alarm Output 2

Alarm Input 1 Alarm Input 2

GND

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䡵Ceiling Mount (Camera Terminal Side) 䡵Camera

Clamping Holes (x 4)

Use this hole to attach the camera to the ceiling or ceiling embedding bracket (WB-S625: sold separately).

Camera Connection Terminal (Female)

Connect this to the connection terminal (male) @ on the camera.

Connection Terminal (Male)

Connect this to the camera connection terminal (female) ! on the ceiling mount.

Dome Cover

The dome cover is fragile. Take care when handling it.

CF (Compact Flash) Cover

Open the cover and insert the CF card. (

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☞

Fastening Hook for Safety Wire

Hook this to the safety wire 1 (to prevent cam- era from falling down) on the ceiling mount.

Camera Clamping Bracket

Insert the locking screw 6 into this bracket and tighten to fasten the camera and the ceiling mount.

Lens

The lens is not a replaceable item.

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Preparation

Connection Examples

LAN Connection

VN-C625

Network Connection

VN-C625

LAN

FTP Server

Peer-to-Peer Connection

VN-C625

LAN INTERNET

Updated images are automatically uploaded at a regular interval

Cross Cable

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Preparation Procedure

Set the camera in the following procedure.

Step 1 Connection/Installation

Firstly, make a hole in the ceiling, followed by connecting the power cable, LAN cable or alarm signal cable to the terminal of the ceiling mount of this camera. Next, attach the camera to the ceiling. Do not forget to attach the safety wire.

Step 2 Network Settings

Install the software, set the network for this camera as well as using the "VNC625U Setup Tool", and register the connected camera with the "V.Networks Controller".

●

In a system where more than 1 VN-C625 is used, turn on the power for a VN-C625 first, followed by setting the camera until "2-3 Setting IP Address for this Camera Using the 'VN-C625U Setup Tool' " is completed. Upon doing so, turn on a second camera and perform setting in the same way. Perform the same procedure for subsequent cameras. (☞Page 19)

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Step 3 Setting Using the V.Networks Controller

Perform settings for Auto Pan, Auto Patrol, Auto Trace, Image Quality and Alarm using the "V. Networks Controller" software that has been installed.

Step 4 Operating Using the V.Networks Controller

The "V. Networks Controller" can also be used to perform recording/playback operations.

Step 5 Operating Using a Web Browser

Operation is possible via a web browser.

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Preparation (Step 1 Connection/Installation)

1-1 Connecting Cables

Cautions

● Attachment of a embedded cover in the ceiling (recess bracket) may be mandatory in certain regions. If this is so, ensure that the embedded cover (recess bracket) is securely attached before installing the camera.

● Ensure to attach the cover for the ceiling mount. Installation is not possible without attaching the cover. In addition, the cover also prevents penetration of foreign objects into the ceiling mount. Penetration of foreign objects may cause a malfunction or, in the worst scenario, cause smoking or fire.

1. Connection Procedure

Make a hole in the ceiling

␾75

Make use of the template supplied to open a hole (␾75) for leading the connection cable through the rear side of the ceiling.

Cover Fastening Screw

Cover

Ceiling Mount

Remove the cover

To remove the cover from the ceiling mount, loosen the fastening screw on the cover, followed by turning the cover in the anticlockwise direction.

Safety Wire Mounting Hole

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Cap (Upper)

Lead the cable through the cover

Make a slit on the (rubber) cap that is attached to the cover, followed by leading the cable through. See diagram on the left on how to make the slit.

Connect the cable to this camera

Connect cables to the terminal on the ceiling mount. Connection cables include alarm signal cable, LAN cable, coaxial cable and that for the Converter Unit.

Alarm signal cable (☞Page 16)

Connect this cable to devices with alarm input/output terminals.

LAN cable (☞Page 17)

Connect this cable to a hub or PC.

Coaxial cable (☞Page 18)

Connect this cable to NTSC monitors.

Converter Unit (☞Page 19)

Connect this to a DC12V power supply.

3 4

Attach the cover

Attach the cover to the ceiling mount by following procedure of Step 2 in the reverse order.

Attach the cover upon aligning the hole with

the safety wire mounting hole on the ceiling mount, followed by turning it in the clockwise direction.

Fasten the cover fastening screw.

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Preparation (Step 1 Connection/Installation)

1-1 Connecting Cables (Continued)

2. Connection to Alarm Input/Output Terminal

Connect the alarm input/output terminals to

Flathead Screwdriver

4 mm

Alarm Signal Cable

Flathead Screwdriver

external devices such as sensors and buzzers.

Loosen the screws on both edges of the

terminal block using a flathead screwdriver, followed by dismantling it as shown in the left diagram.

Strip the coating of the alarm signal cable by

about 4mm before inserting it into the terminal.

Tu rn the screw on the side to fasten the alarm

signal cable.

Upon fastening the alarm signal cable, re-

install the terminal block that has been dismantled in Step 1.

䡵 Alarm Input Terminal

VN-C625

DC12V

(Alarm Input Equivalent Circuit)

Te rminal 1 or 2

12V

Grounding Te rminal

OUT

1.2mA

GND

OUT

Sensor Connection Example (1)

VCC

Sensor Connection Example (2)

Relay, switch, etc.

Note

Cable Specifications

50 m or shorter in length UL1007, UL1015 or equivalent AWG#22 to AWG#18 or equivalent

Caution

Due to external noise, the cable may not function properly even when the cable length is less than 50 m. In this case, use a shielded cable or take measures such as keeping the cable away from the noise source.

Connect this terminal to an infrared, door or metallic sensor, or to a manual switch.

Input Requirements

● No-voltage relay or NPN open collector input

● The polarity of input detection can be selected

via software

● Make/Break/Toggle (at least 250 ms)

● Circuit current at low-level: 1.2 mA

● Voltage applied at high level: 12 V

GND

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䡵 Alarm Output Terminal

VN-C625

OUT Te r minal

Grounding Te rminal

GND

Alarm Device Connection Example

DC 12 V

Connect this terminal to alarm devices such as an annunciator, indicator, lamp or buzzer.

Output Requirements

• Equivalent to NPN open collector output (Set output logic using the controller)

• Allowed applied voltage: DC12V and below

• Allowed input current: 50 mA

• Momentary output: 1 to 5000ms (Set duration using the controller)

(Alarm Output Equivalent Circuit)

3. Connection of LAN Cables

Caution

Connect the grounding terminal of VN-C625 to the GND terminal of the alarm device.

Use the LAN cable to connect this camera to a hub or PC

When connecting to a hub make use of a straight cable. When connecting to a PC make use of a cross cable.

Note

When using 100 BASE-TX, ensure to use a Category 5 (or higher) cable.

Caution

The use of a cross cable may not be supported by certain LAN boards on some rare occasions. As such, please check your LAN board specifications before connection.

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Preparation (Step 1 Connection/Installation)

1-1 Connecting Cables (Continued)

4. Connection of Coaxial Cables

Connecting a 5C-2V or 3C-2V coaxial cable Strip the coaxial cable according to the diagram on the left. (Unit: mm)

Notes

Mesh Wires

Polyethylene

Core Wire

Insulation Tape

• 7C-2V coaxial cables cannot be connected

directly to the terminal block. In this case, make use of the 5C-2V cable as a junction cable by connecting it to this camera.

Fold back the mesh wires and secure

using an insulation tape to prevent them from becoming loose and causing a short circuit.

• Video output signal of the VIDEO OUT

terminal is restricted to NTSC signals.

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5. Connection of Conveter Unit

Press

Power cable

5mm

Press

Connector

to AC 24V

When a 2-conductor VVF (Vinyl-insulated vinyl-sheath cable) is used, the maximum connection length is as shown below. (These are merely the standard reference values.)

Maximum cable length 80 m 210 m 330 m 560 m Wire diameter (mm) 1.0 or more 1.6 or more 2.0 or more 2.6 or more

Connect the camera to AC 24 V.

Disconnect the connector from the supplied Converter Unit.

It can be disconnected by pressing both ends as shown in the left figure.

Mount the power cable to the connector.

Strip the cover of the power cable (about 5 mm), while pressing down the arrow portion using a flat screwdriver, insert it into the connector.

Mount the connector.

Connect the supplied Converter Unit to the DC 12 V input terminal on the terminal stand.

Caution

• Connect with the appropriate power-supply voltage. The rated voltage for VN-C625 (Converter Unit) is AC 24 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz and shall be Class 2. If a voltage exceeding the rating is supplied, malfunction, or in the worst case, fuming or fire, may be caused.

• Installation shall be performed by qualified personnel according to regulations of individual regions.

Notes

Connecting multiple VN-C625 Cameras

• Default IP address setting for all VN-C625 cameras is 198.168.0.2. When the power for multiple cameras are turned on at one time under a single LAN environment, therefore, proper access may not be established due to IP address redundancy. Do not turn on the power of more than 1 camera at the same time.

• When IP address redundancy occurs, ensure that only one VN-C625 exists under a single LAN environment, and wait for some time (at least 10 minutes). In some cases, the power for all network devices under the same LAN environment may have to be turned off and on again to enable access to VN-C625.

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Preparation (Step 1 Connection/Installation)

1-2 Attachment of Ceiling Mount

Caution

• Attachment of a embedded cover in the ceiling (recess bracket) may be mandatory in certain regions. If this is so, ensure that the embedded

Ceiling

Embedded Cover in Ceiling (recess bracket)

Attach to Ceiling Slab or Channel

cover (recess bracket) is securely attached before installing the camera.

Please refer to the instruction manual for the cover

• in use for details on installation of the embedded cover (recess bracket).

•For more detail, please contact the JVC.

Attach safety wire to prevent camera

from falling down

Connect the ceiling slab or channel to the ceiling mount using the wire to prevent the camera from falling down. Make use of the safety wire mounting hole to connect the ceiling mount and the wire. (See diagram on the left)

Ceiling Mount

Safety Wire

Safety Wire Mounting Hole

Cautions

Choose a wire and ceiling structure with an appropriate strength and length that may prevent danger in case the camera falls down.

Notes

• Connect the wire so that it can be insulated from the ceiling structure.

If the ceiling structure is made of a metallic material, improper insulation with the camera may cause noise interference in the images.

• Safety wires are not provided. Please purchase commercially available wires on a separate basis.

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Orientation of Camera

FRONT

FRONT Mark

Fasten the ceiling mount to the ceiling

Align the “™FRONT” mark on the ceiling mount in the direction that the camera is facing. Fasten the ceiling mount using the 4 screws while taking care not to catch the connection cables. Use M4-sized (No 8) screws or bolts. For woodscrews, make use of those with a diameter of 4.1 mm.

Notes

• Be sure to use 4 screws and attach them firmly.

• The seals attached to the ceiling-mount screw holes of the ceiling mount act as an insulator between the ceiling mount and the ceiling structure. If the ceiling structure is made of a metallic material, improper insulation with the camera may cause noise interference in the images. To prevent this from occurring, ensure proper insulation during installation.

Screws

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Preparation (Step 1 Connection/Installation)

1-3 Inserting the CF card

Check to ensure that the power of the camera is not turned on

Remove the CF (compact flash) cover

Insert CF card in the direction as indicated in the diagram

• Press once if the eject button is protruding

• Insert the CF card all the way until you hear

CF Cover

a "click" sound

Surface

Eject Button

Attach the CF cover dismantled in Step

* When removing the card, ensure that the power

of the camera is turned off before pressing the eject button.

• San Disk (Industrial)

128MB (SDCFBI-128-201-80) 256MB (SDCFBI-256-201-80) 512MB (SDCFBI-512-201-80) 1024MB (SDCFBI-1024-201-80)

•Hagiwara Sys-Com Z-pro Series

128MB (HPC-CF128ZP) 256MB (HPC-CF256ZP) 512MB (HPC-CF512ZP) 1GB (HPC-CF1GZP)

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1-4 Installing the Camera

Safety Wire

Fastening Hook for Safety Wire

Ceiling Mount

Locking Screw

Attach the safety wire to prevent the camera from falling down

As shown in the diagram, pull out the safety wire from the ceiling mount and hang it to the safety wire fastening hook on the camera. Be sure to connect the safety wire to prevent the camera from falling down.

Cautions

• Do not connect cameras other than VNC625 to the ceiling mount. Doing so may cause the camera to malfunction.

• Be sure to connect the safety wire. Otherwise, the camera may fall to the ground.

• Do not leave the camera hung with the safety wire. The spring characteristic of the safety wire will lose. It might not be able to mount properly when inserting the camera unit to the ceiling mount if the wire is caught.

Camera

Camera Clamping Bracket

&Mark

Check that the locking screw is loosened

The camera cannot be properly installed if the locking screw of the ceiling mount is not loosened.

Fit the camera to the ceiling mount

Align the "^" mark of the camera unit with "&" mark of the ceiling mount, and fit the camera to the ceiling mount upon checking the positions of the camera clamping bracket as well as the locking screw on the ceiling mount.

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Preparation (Step 1 Connection/Installation)

1-4 Installing the Camera (Continued)

Camera Clamping Bracket

Tu rn camera in clockwise direction

Turn the camera

Make sure that the camera is horizontal, followed by fitting the camera to the ceiling mount and turning it in the clockwise direction until it stops. Upon doing so, check that the the camera clamping bracket is aligned with the position of the locking screw of the ceiling mount.

Fasten the locking screw

Fasten the locking screw using a flathead screwdriver.

Fasten the locking screw

Locking Screw

Cautions

If the locking screw is not securely fastened, the camera may vibrate or fall down.

Be sure to fasten the locking screw firmly.

* To dismantle the camera, perform procedure

from steps

to 5 in the reverse order.

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-1 Installing the Software

To operate this camera, you will have to install the necessary software according to the following procedure from the CD-ROM supplied.

Installing the V.Networks Controller

1. Execute "Setup.exe" in the [JVC] folder.

2. Follow instructions on the screen to install the software.

3. If installation is successful, the † "V.Networks Controller" icon will be displayed in the [Start] † [Programs]

Installing the VN-C625U Setup Tool

1. Execute "Setup.exe". This is located inside the [Setup] folder of the [JVC] folder.

2. Follow instructions on the screen to install the software.

3. If installation is successful, the † "VN-C625U Setup Tool" icon will be displayed in the [Start] † [Programs]

[V. NETWORKS] folder.

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-2 Setting PC's IP Address [Windows XP]

Upon installing the camera, set the IP address of the PC that is used to operate this camera.

For Windows XP, set according to the following procedure.

(For Windows 2000, ☞ Page 28)

Note

Under a DHCP environment and when the IP address assigned to V. Networks is already known, it will not be necessary to perform 2-2 "Setting PC's IP Address" as the PC's IP address is automatically acquired from the DHCP server.

Click .

• Right-click on [My Network] and select [Properties].

Slect the network for which the PC that operates this camera is connected to.

• Right-click to select [Properties].

Ensure that it is selected.

Note

Select "Install (N) ..." if [Client for Microsoft Networks] or [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)] is not displayed.

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Select [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)] and click [Properties].

Select [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)].

Click [Properties].

Select [Use the following IP address], set the [IP address] and [Subnet mask] and click

Select [Use the following IP address].

Set [IP address] to 192.168.0.3.

Note

• Make sure to note down the original IP address before changing.

• Do not use the same IP address elsewhere within the same network environment.

Set Subnet mask to an appropriate value.

Ask the network administrator if

necessary.

Click .

Click on the [Local Area Connection Properties] screen.

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-2 Setting PC's IP Address [Windows 2000]

Upon installing the camera, set the IP address of the PC that is used to operate this camera. For Windows 2000, set according to the following procedure.

Click .

• Select [Settings] and click [Properties].

Double-click [Network and Dial-up Connection].

Double-click [Local Area Connection].

Click .

Select [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)].

Click .

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4.Click .

Select [Use the following IP address].

Set [IP address] to 192.168.0.3.

Set Subnet mask to an appropriate value.

Ask the network administrator if necessary.

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-3 Setting IP Address for this Camera Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool"

Set the IP address for VN-C625 using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" that has been installed.

(This "VN-C625U Setup Tool" only allows connection of VN-C625.)

Caution

• Upon turning on the power of this camera, it may take about 60 seconds before it can be connected to the PC.

• At the factory, DHCP is enabled for VN-C625.

• Using DHCP JVC does not recommend operating VN-C625 with the DHCP function enabled because a

different IP address may be assigned upon the renewal of the leasing contract. The DHCP function of VN-C625 is included with the aim to simplify installation/setting procedures.

Note

•To connect to a VN-C625 for which DHCP has been enabled, the DHCP server must exist in an environment where the assigned IP address and MAC address are clearly defined. If the DHCP server is not found, it will automatically start up using the static IP address after 60 seconds.

Select [Start] † [Programs] † [V.NETWORKS] † [VN-C625U Setup Tool] to start

up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool".

Enter the IP address of the camera to be

connected in [Connection IP address].

Default IP address is

Click .

192.168.0.2.

Note

To view the IP address of the connected camera, click "Search".

The [V.Networks Search] screen is

displayed.

Click

a [V.Networks IP Address List] will appear.

to start search and

• [TimeOut] is for setting the time for searching (1 to 30 seconds). If no IP address is displayed upon searching, change the value to a longer time and search again.

• If the [V.Networks] on the LAN has a different subnet from that of the PC, connection may not be possible even if the IP address of the camera is found via search. Change the IP address of the PC to an appropriate value and connect the camera.

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Check settings.

Select whether to use DHCP.

Note

The IP address of the DHCP server and other information can be checked when [DHCP] is selected.

Change the IP address to the one assigned

to or approved by the administrator.

Set Subnet mask to an appropriate value.

Ask the network administrator if necessary.

Click .

For other settings, ☞ next page

Click .

Start up the "V.Networks Controller".

(☞ Page 58)

[V.Networks ID] works as an identification code set to VN-C625. Only alphanumeric characters can be used. This ID does not directly affect operation by the user. Normally, the ID is set as CAM00001, CAM00002, etc. (0 to 8 characters)

Click

Note

Upon clicking OK, VN-C625 will be automatically reset and the set values will be enabled.

Note

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool"

Perform setting of details other than the IP address using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" that has been installed.

Select [Start] † [Programs] † [V.NETWORKS] † [VN-C625U Setup Tool] to start

up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool".

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Refer to the relevant pages (☞) for setting of other details.

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2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (1. Password Setting)

PCs (users) connected to this camera are regulated via an access protection function which requires a password entry.

Passwords can be set or canceled using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool".

A different password can be set for each of the 3 authorization levels, namely user, operator and administrator.

Authorization Level Allowed Access

User Viewing of motion images only

Operator All operations using the V.Networks Controller

Administrator All of the above and all settings using the VN-C625U Setup Tool

Note

Do not forget the passwords as canceling or changing of passwords is not possible unless the current and correct password is entered.

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool", followed by selecting [User], [Operator] or [Administrator] under [Password] setting.

Enter a password to set password

protection or to change a password.

Characters entered are displayed as

• Enter the same password in both the upper and lower boxes.

•Password must be alphanumeric and not longer than 8 characters.

Note

To cancel the password setting, leave the entry box blank and click OK.

Click .

The following confirmation screen will be displayed.

Click .

Notes

•For a password-protected VN-C625, a password request screen will be displayed.

• VN-C625 setup will not be possible unless the correct administrator password is entered.

• Security level increases in the order from user to operator to administrator. Password protection will not be valid if a password is assigned only to a lower level but not to a higher one.

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (2. Multicast)

Selecting Multicast mode allows VN-C625 to send the same image data to multiple PCs on the network at one time without lowering the frame rate.

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" and select [Multicast].

The [Multicast Setting] screen will be displayed.

Select [Multicast Mode].

Select the mode for acquiring images.

Normal :

High Speed :A maximum transmission

Set to Normal when using a narrow bandwidth network.

rate of 30 fps is possible for 640 x 480 images.

Notes

• Images are divided into IP fragments when set to High Speed.

• Do not set to High Speed for narrow bandwidth networks.

Maximum data transmission capacity

• is 8Mbps.Even when High Speed is selected, a maximum rate of 30 fps may not be possible for 640 x 480 images depending on the image size.

• The MTU(Maximum Transmission Unit) sizes during image acquisition are as follows.

Transmission Mode

Normal 1430 Bytes

High Speed 1500 Bytes

MTU Size (Bytes)

Multicast

• Set the multicast address within the range between 225.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255. Do not set the same multicast address for different devices on the same system.

•To view VN-C625 images in the multicast mode through a router, either the following operating environment or router setting will be required.

The router supports IGMP Ver2 and is synchronized with the starting and stopping of the

multicast transmission, and the router settings can be dynamically changed. If the router does not support IGMP Ver2, a static route for multicast must be set to the

router.

• When there are multiple cameras on the same subnet that are set to the multicast mode, set up a network using a hub that supports the IGMP snooping feature.

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It is possible to search for the multicast address of a VN-C625 that is connected to the network.

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool".

Click .

The [V.Networks Search] screen is displayed.

The [Multicast Address Search] screen is displayed.

The search result is displayed.

Click .

Select . Start search.

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (3. Alarm Setting)

This section describes procedures for alarm setting.

Alarm Input

• When there is an input of signals to the alarm input terminal on the ceiling mount. (

Page 16 "Alarm Input Terminal")

☞

• When motion is detected. (

• Upon movement to a new position.

• When there is a change in the Black & White mode.

Operation when an alarm input is activated

• Output signals are sent from the alarm output terminal on the ceiling mount. (

Page 17 "Alarm Output Terminal")

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• Alarm packets are sent to the PC. (

• The camera shifts in position.

• Black & White mode changes.

• Images are uploaded to the FTP server. (

• Quits all operations. (

☞

Page 46 "Motion Detection Setting")

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Page 39 "Message Packet")

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Page 50 "FTP Client Setting").

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Page 39 "Shutdown")

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" and select [Alarm].

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Click the [Other Triggers] tab on the [Alarm Setting] screen.

When setting is complete, click followed by .

Click the [Alarm Output] tab on the [Alarm Setting] screen.

When setting is complete, click followed by .

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (3. Alarm Setting) (Continued)

 Alarm Input

Item Function/Set Value

Alarm 1/Alarm 2

Mode

Detect Mode

Alarm Output

Go to a preset position

Return Mode

Interval

Black & White

This section describes setting procedures for alarm input. For selecting whether to enable or disable the input signals.

Set Values : Available, Not Available For selecting the method for detecting input signals.

Make : Detect input signals at the "Make" contact point. Break : Detect input signals during "Break". Toggle : Detect input signals at both "Make" and "Break".

For selecting whether to output from the alarm output terminal when there is alarm input.

Not Available : Do not output from the alarm output terminal. Alarm Output 1: Send output from the Alarm Output 1 terminal. Alarm Output 2: Send output from the Alarm Output 2 terminal.

Note

• Unless the alarm output in the "Alarm Output" tab is enabled,

this function will not be activated even if alarm output is selected in the alarm input settings. (

For setting whether to move to the preset position when there is alarm input.

Not Available : Do not move to the preset position. Home : Move to the home position. 1 to 99 : Move to the preset position.

For setting whether to return the camera that has moved to the preset position upon the alarm input back to the home position. Use [Return Interval] to set the time interval before returning the camera to its home position.

Not Available : Do not return to home position. Return : Return to home position. Event : Return to home position if operation is not in

the manual mode.

For setting the time interval before the camera returns to its home position when [Return Mode] is set to "Return". Set Value : 0 to 65535 sec

For switching from the Color to Black & White mode when there is alarm input.

Not Available : Color : Color mode at all times. Black & White Auto : Switch automatically between Black & White

Do not switch between Black & White/Color mode.

: Black & White mode at all times.

and Color mode according to the brightness of the object.

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Initial Value

—

Not Available

Make

Not Available

Note

•

When Auto is selected, switching may fail in some cases due to the lighting conditions or angle of view. In order to ensure that switching is properly performed, it is recommended that signals from an external sensor (sold separately) be input to the alarm terminal of this camera.

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Item Function/Set Value

Alarm 1/Alarm 2

Message Packet

Alarm FTP

Shutdown

(Continued) For setting whether to send alarm packets to the PC when there

is alarm input.

Not Available : Do not send alarm packets. Available : Send alarm packets.

For operation according to the [Alarm FTP] in the FTP Client feature when there is alarm input. Please refer to FTP Client Settings ( Set Values: Available, Not Available

Set to "Available" to quit all operations upon alarm input. Using this Shutdown function enables operations of this camera to end safely even during recording into CF cards.

Not Available : Do not shut down. Available : Shut down.

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Note

• When this is set to "Available", all alarm input except alarm output and message packets will be disabled.

Initial Value

—

Not Available

Relay Alarm

• Alarm Output Go to a preset position

•

• Return Mode

•Interval

• Black & White Message Packet

•

• Alarm FTP

• Shutdown

Retry (1 to 3)

Set here to enable the relay alarm function, which is activated when 2 alarms are received within a preset time interval. The sequence and time interval for the alarm input can be specified. When [Alarm Output] is selected, alarm signal output will be sent to the alarm output terminal on the ceiling mount according to the output port settings.

Notes

•A second alarm input enables this relay alarm function, and alarm will not be activated for this second input.

•Unless the alarm output in the "Alarm Output" tab is enabled, this function will not be activated even if alarm output is selected in the alarm input settings. (

* Please refer to the [Alarm 1/2] item for details on the set val-

ues.

For setting the no. of times alarm notification is to be sent to the "V.Networks Controller". (Set Value: 1 to 3)

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Not Available

Please

refer to the [Alarm 1/2] item for the initial values.

Note

•Alarm notification may fail, depending on the LAN

environment in use. If it fails, set the value for alarm notification to "3". In this case, alarm by the "V.Networks Controller" itself is set off only once.

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (3. Alarm Setting) (Continued)

 Alarm Input (Continued)

Item

Function/Set Value

Initial Value

List

 Other Triggers

Item Function/Set Value

Preset Position

• Mode

• Alarm Output

• Black & White Message Packet

•

Motion Detection

• Mode

• Alarm Output Message Packet

•

• Alarm FTP

Black & White

• Mode

• Alarm Output

• Go to a preset position

• Return Mode

•Interval Message Packet

•

Press here to display the IP address of the PCs to which an alarm notification is sent. ("Distribution Address List" Screen) To delete a distribution address, select the IP address to delete, followed by pressing the Delete button.

Notes

• The list allows setting of up to 10 addresses.

• Message packets will not be sent out when there are 11 or more addresses.

For performing the following operations by using movement to preset positions as triggers.

*Please refer to the [Alarm 1/2] item for details on the set val-

ues.

For setting alarm operations when motion is detected within the area specified in the motion detection settings.

*Please refer to the [Alarm 1/2] item for details on the set val-

ues.

For performing the following operations by using switches between the Color and Black & White modes as triggers.

*Please refer to the [Alarm 1/2] item for details on the set val-

ues.

Note

• The Black & White alarm may be activated upon

restarting VN-C625.

—

Initial Value

—

Please

refer to the [Alarm 1/2] item for the initial values.

—

Please

refer to the [Alarm 1/2] item for the initial values.

—

Please

refer to the [Alarm 1/2] item for the initial values.

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 Alarm Output

Item

Output 1/

Output 2 Output Value

Pattern

Interval

Output 1

force output/ Output 2 force output

Function/Set Value

This section describes the setting procedures for alarm output. Set Values : ON, OFF

Select the alarm output method. Output OFF : Output alarm signals when the Alarm Output 1

or Alarm Output 2 terminal is connected to the GND terminal.

Output ON : Output alarm signals when the Alarm Output 1

or Alarm Output 2 terminal and the GND terminal are disconnected from each other.

Level : Continue output of alarm signals throughout the

alarm input process.

Momentum : Output alarm signals only at the specified time.

Specify time using the Return Interval item.

For setting the output interval when the Output Pattern item is set to Momentum. This is disabled when the Output Pattern item is set to Level.

Upon pressing the Output button, alarm signal output will be sent from the alarm output terminal on the ceiling mount. This is used for checking the alarm operation.

Notes

Initial Value

OFF

—

• Output is disabled when the Output Pattern item is set

to "Level".

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (4. Recording Setting)

This function is used to perform settings for local recording, which records camera images to the CF card when the alarm is activated. Please purchase the CF card separately. (

● When an alarm is activated, recording can be performed via "local recording", where camera images are saved into a CF card, or via the V.Networks Controller, where these are saved into the hard disk of the PC.

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" and select [Recording]. To make new values

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effective, click on [Apply], followed by [OK].

● Setting the [Trigger Recording] screen

Select alarm input signal “Trigger” for starting local

recording.

To set the frame rate for local recording, select "Change

the Recording Frame Rate during trigger recording", followed by selecting the frame rate accordingly.

Default frame rate is set at 10 fps. A frame rate of 10

fps for recording will be used when this box is not checked. (Set values: 30, 15, 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1)

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● Setting the [Frame Rate] screen

Notes

During local recording to CF cards, the frame rate is also dependent on the performance of the CF card in use. When the size of each recording file exceeds 8 MB (equivalent to a frame rate of 30 fps over a duration of about 8 seconds when the size of each image is 33 KB), frames may be dropped.

For setting the recording time.

This can be set up to 30 seconds before and 60

seconds after the alarm input.

Cautions

● [Before trigger] and [After trigger] values cannot

be set to "0" at the same time.

●

Due to the memory capacity of VN-C625, recording time set for [Before trigger] and [After trigger] may differ from the actual maximum recording time.

(Example)

At a resolution of 640 x 480 (10 fps) when the size of each image is 40 KB, the actual maximum recording times are as follows:

Without CF card :5 seconds before trigger / 10

seconds after trigger - 0 seconds before trigger / 15 seconds after trigger

With CF card : 20 seconds before trigger / 60

seconds after trigger

For setting the priority.

Frame Rate : Recording Time:Frame rate is automatically adjusted

Priority is given to frame rate settings.

such that recording can be performed according to the specified recording time.

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● Setting the [Advance] screen

For setting the recording action when the

memory capacity of the CF card is full. One of the following actions can be selected. (Internal memory capacity is 8 MB.)

• Stop recording until an availability is made in the CF card.

• Remove old files that have exceeded a specific number of days. (If the number of days is set to "0", files will be deleted starting with the oldest one.)

Cautions

●

When record setting that exceeds the recording capacity is performed with [Remove old files] set to "0 days", recorded files will not be retained. To retain the files, change the value for [Remove old files] or alter the record settings.

Notes

Recording time

While maximum recording time varies with the recording frame rate and image size, recording over a specified length of time may not be possible depending on the compression level and object.

Recording files

A trigger-recording file is created each time a trigger occurs. If successive triggers occur over a continuous period of time, these will be recorded into 1 file. The maximum size of each recording file id 80 MB. Recording will stop upon exceeding 80 MB.

Cautions

Loading local recording images to the PC Rec files containing local recording images may also be uploaded automatically to the FTP

server. (☞ Page 50, "Rec File") Perform the following procedure to load local recording images to the PC.

Select [Refer to Local Rec.].

Select the file to load.

Right-click on the selected file and select

[Download to PC].

To obtain information on whether local recording has started, check the [Trigger] box on the [Recording] screen, followed by setting [Message] in [Alarm Setting] of the V.Networks Controller. (

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (5. Private Mask Setting)

Use the Private Mask function to gray out areas on the screen that are to be excluded during shooting. Up to 4 private masks can be set for each display screen and a total of 8 private masks for each camera.

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" and select [Private Mask].

The [Private Mask] screen will be displayed.

Set [Private Mask] to "ON".

(Default value: "OFF")

Select a number between Mask Nos. 1 to 8 to

perform private mask setting.

Click .

A controller for setting the private mask will be displayed, and a mask area (gray color) will appear on the live screen.

(Controller Used for Private Mask Setting)

Move the mask area (gray color) to the center

of the area to be masked using the position pad.

Use the Size buttons to set the range of the

mask area.

Upon determining the mask area, click

to save the setting. To set multiple mask areas, repeat procedures from

through 6.

Notes

● Even when private mask is set, mask area (gray

color) will not be displayed on the screen in the following cases.

• When the camera's tilt angle it 40˚ or larger.

• When there are 5 or more mask areas set on

the screen.

● Objects within areas for which private mask has

been set may still be seen, depending on the orientation of the camera and the zoom position. As such, ensure that the range of area for which private mask has been set cannot be seen by moving the orientation of the camera and the zoom position upon setting. In the case when objects within the private mask area are seen, enlarge the mask area.

●

The private mask function will not run properly during the initial operation of the camera immediately after its power has been turned on.

● For screens that contain 5 or more preset

masks, the entire screen will be masked.

When all the settings have been completed, click to end.

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2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (6. Motor Limit Setting)

When areas that are not required are included during shooting due to the installation position of the camera, make use of the Motor Limit function to set the shooting range.

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" and select [Motor Limit].

When [Mode] is set to "Available", the Pan Limit function will be enabled and panning (horizontal) actions can be controlled.

Controller

Left Side / Right Side Use the controller to set positions for the left and right limits, followed by clicking the respective

buttons.

Clicking currently set limit positions.

moves the positions to the

When setting is complete, click .

For controlling the tilting (vertical) actions. When this is set to 10˚, the vertical operating range of the camera will be between 10˚ to 90˚. Set values: Off, 1˚ to 10˚

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (7. Motion Detection Setting)

For setting the motion detection function, which activates the alarm when there is motion in the camera image. Perform the following procedure to set area for motion detection.

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool", select [Alarm Setting] and set [Motion Detection]

to "Available". (

Select [Motion Detect] under [VN-C625 Setup Tool].

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Select "ON" to turn on the motion detection feature.

Set the detection mode.

Fixed area

Set motion detection only for a specific area. Select a preset position, followed by clicking

. The Motion Detection Setting screen will be displayed. (Set values: Home, Position 1to Position 99)

Free area

Motion detection is activated for all areas.

For setting the time interval for defining a

motion. When there is intensive motion throughout the entire screen, lengthening the time interval will help to prevent false detection. (Set value: 0 to 3)

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Perform area setting.

Image of the position that is selected as the Fixed area in 2 of Step 2 will be displayed.

Click and drag the mouse to select the

detection area. To cancel the detection area (displayed in yellow), right-click and drag the mouse.

Area for which motion is detected will be displayed in red.

For setting the sensitivity level of motion

detection. Drag towards the right to increase and left to decrease the sensitivity level.

Upon clicking selected in detection area and displayed in yellow.

will be selected as the motion

, area other than that

Notes

● The area display position only serves as a guide. Ensure to perform operation check.

● Each screen is divided into 300 (20x15) blocks. Adjust the zoom ratio of the lens such that the

object for which motion is to be detected is at least the size of multiple blocks.

Cautions

● Flickering lights may cause false detections in motion when the camera is connected.

● When brightness varies due to the use of the auto iris function or lighting conditions, this may

be detected as motion. In this case, it is recommended that the detection time be set to a value other than "0".

● When automatic control is enabled, false detection may occur at the instant when the camera starts to move. In this case, it is recommended that the detection time be set to a value other than "0".

● Note that the motion detection function is not designed to prevent theft or fire. It may not function properly under certain object or setting conditions. We shall not be responsible for any accident or losses incurred.

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (8. Web)

A designated html file can be set as the default page for the web browser using this setting.

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" and select [Web].

Specify settings for viewing using the web browser. When "Disable" is checked, viewing of images from other PCs will be disabled.

Set the use of a default HTTP page. Specify the html file to be used as the default page when the [Available] box is checked.

Set the port number.

The proxy server may cache cgi on some rare occasions, and setting may not be successfully performed. In this case, check "No Cache".

Cautions

● It is possible to increase the security level by setting the HTTP server port number of this

camera to a value other than the default value of 80 (value can be set between 1 to 65535. However, 21 and 554 cannot be used).

Upon changing the HTTP port number, access from the web browser by entering http://

192.168.0.2:12345 or http://192.168.0.2:12345/index.html (when the port number is changed to 12345). If you have lost track of the HTTP port number, check using the setup tool provided.

● Default page refers to the page displayed upon specifying the IP address such as http://

192.168.0.2 at the web browser. Even when this feature is set to "Enabled", an error message indicating "404: Not Found" will

be displayed when http://192.168.0.2 is entered if the html file specified here does not exist. Be sure to enter correctly.

● Displaying still images uploaded to the /user folder

Still images in the /user folder can be displayed by creating a web page containing the following:

<IMG SRC ="/user/xxxxx"> (xxxxx refers to the file name of the still image)

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2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (9. FTP Server)

HTML pages or gif and jpeg images can be uploaded to this camera by using the FTP Client software.

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" and select [FTP Server].

Set the FTP Server Function to "ON" or "OFF".

Notes

● The FTP user name is fixed as "Administrator". Use the administrator level password as the FTP password.

● About 256 KB is allocated as the FTP's user area.

● All uploaded files will be placed under the /user folder.

Access from the web browser is possible by entering http://192.168.0.2/user/ aaa.html.(192.168.0.2 is the IP address for this camera when referring to aaa.html that is stored in the FTP.)

● Folders cannot be created on the FTP server of this camera. Only uploading, deletion and renaming of files are possible.

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (10. FTP Client Setting)

VN-C625 is equipped with a "FTP Client" feature that uploads still images to the existing FTP server on a regular interval. This feature enables simultaneous image monitoring by many clients (from many locations).

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" and select [FTP Setting].

The [FTP Setting] screen will be displayed.

Continuous FTP

Check [Available] to enable the FTP

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Trigger FTP

• Rec File *

.rec files containing local recording images will be uploaded automatically to the FTP server.

• Alarm FTP For uploading still images (JPEG) to

the FTP server when there is an alarm input.

For detailed settings, refer to the alarm FTP upload settings.

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Notes

● Uploading starts automatically when a rec file is created.

● To delete a rec file, following the [Lower Memory Size] setting on the recording setting screen.

●

When there is not enough free space in the CF card or built-in memory of VN-C625 to create a Rec file, the [Rec file] setting will not be executed. To enable the [Rec file] setting, it is recommended that the [Remove old files] setting under [Lower Memory Size] setting is set to [0].

● Uploading of still images will temporarily stop when uploading of Rec file starts.

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Username

Enter the user name to use for verification with the FTP server. It can be set as "anonymous".

Password

Enter the password to use for verification with the FTP Server. Characters entered are displayed as " * ".

FTP Serverv IP Address

Enter the IP address of the FTP server at the upload destination.

FTP Port

Enter the FTP port number at the upload destination. This is normally set to "21".

FTP Folder

Enter the folder name on the FTP server at the upload destination. Images will be uploaded to the default folder when this is left blank.

Upload Interval

Specify the upload interval at which images are uploaded to the FTP server. (Set value: 0 to 65535) If "Disconnect every time" is selected, connection with the FTP server will be cut off upon uploading of each image.

Error recovery

(Connection error)

Specify a recovery action when an error occurred with the TCP connection or FTP verification of VN-C625. Retry forever: Recovery attempt is repeated

until the power for VN-C625 is turned off.

* mins. Retry

(Transfer error)

Specify a recovery action upon occurrence of a file transfer error while uploading the images.

Disable FTP : Disable the FTP function

: Recovery attempt is repeated

for a specified duration. Set value (*) 1 to 600 mins

automatically.

Note

To resume operation, set 1 [Continous FTP] to "Available".

Filename

*.jpg : Check this item to upload file with the

name that appears in the position indicated as " * ".

Note

Files are always overwritten with the latest ones and therefore only 1 image file will be stored in the FTP server.

Timestamp : Upload the time of the internal

clock in VN-C625 as the file name.

Notes

● Ensure to set to the correct time on the Time Setting screen.

● All image files uploaded are stored in the FTP server.

Alarm FTP Upload Setting

Specify the method for uploading still images via the alarm FTP.

Upload Interval

Before trigger : Set the time interval for

After trigger : Set the time interval for

: Set the time interval for

uploading JPEG images to the FTP server when there is an alarm input. Set value: 0 to 60 seconds

uploading images before an alarm input.

Set value: 0 to 5 seconds

before trigger

uploading images after an alarm input.

Set value: 0 to 60 seconds

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (11. Black & White Setting)

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" and select [B & W].

The [Black & White] screen will be displayed.

Click .

The [Trigger Setting] screen will be displayed.

Set the [Time Trigger] for switching the Black & White mode at the specified time.

Time1/Time2

Mode

Black and White

: Switches to the Black & White

mode upon reaching the specified time.

Color :

Auto :

Switches to the Color mode upon reaching the specified time.

Switches automatically between the Black & White and Color modes according to the brightness upon reaching the specified time.

2. When all the settings have been completed, click to end.

Time

Time at which the selected "Mode" will be activated.

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Mode

For setting the function on switching from Color to Black & White mode.

Black & White : Black & White mode at all

times. : Black & White mode at all times.

Color : Do not switch to the Black

& White mode.

Auto :

Switches automatically to the Color mode when brightness level of the object is high, and to the Black & White mode when brightness level of the object is low.

Note

One Push AF

For setting whether to adjust focus automatically when switching between the Color / Black & White modes.

ON : Tu rn on auto focus function. OFF : Tu rn off auto focus function.

Note

When in the Black & White mode, this camera is sensitive to both visible and near-IR light. As such, images may become out of focus upon switching from the Color to Black & White mode, depending on the type of light source used. When this occurs, adjust the focus again in the Black & White mode.

To ensure switching between the Black & White / Color modes Switching between Black & White / Color may be performed according to the brightness of the object when the mode is set to Auto. However, this may sometimes fail due to the lighting condition or angle of view.

In order to ensure proper switching, it is recommended that switching be performed by inputting signals from an external sensor (sold separately) to the alarm terminal of this camera.

Auto Level

For setting the signal level of the object that will be switched to the Black & White mode when the [Mode] item is set to "Auto". Setting is disabled if [Mode] is set to any value other than "Auto". Low : Switch to the Black & White mode

when signal level of the object is low.

Normal

High : Switch to the Black & White mode

: Switch to the Black & White mode

when signal level of the object is normal.

when signal level of the object is high.

Light

Set according to the type of lighting used for the object when in the Black & White mode.

Normal : Set to this when a normal light is

used.

IR : Set to this when using an infrared

emission light.

Note

Switching from the Color to Black & White mode may not function correctly if the "IR" setting is used under ordinary sunlight or fluorescent light.

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (12. Time Setting)

This section describes how to set the standard time for VN-C625. NTP can also be used for this function.

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" and select [Time].

There are 2 methods of setting, depending on whether NTP is to be used.

When NTP is not used

Set the date and time.

Allows reference of PC time.

When NTP is used

Enter the IP address of the NTP server to be used.

Set the time zone.

Set the time interval for acquiring the current

time from the NTP server.

Notes

● When using NTP, an NTP server will be required.

● When the time is changed during local recording, local recording time may not be correctly

counted and recording for the specified number of seconds may not be obtained.

● Even upon selecting the NTP server and applying the settings, you will have to set the time again when the power is turned on if the NTP server cannot be used.

● The NTP server function is enabled by default upon standard installation of Windows XP Home Edition and Windows XP Professional.

● For Windows 2000, perform the following setting to enable the NTP server function.

Set the following registry value to "1". (Default: "0") HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W32Time\Parameters\LocalNTP

Note that registry editing is a highly risky operation. Editing operations shall be performed at your own risk. Please store backups of the registry as a safety measure. JVC shall not be held liable for any accident that arise from this operation.

Restart the Windows Time Service (= Stop and start again). Open the [Properties] for Windows Time Service from [Services] under [Administrative

Tools].

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2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (13. Memory Information)

It is possible to check the memory capacity of VN-C625.

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" and select [Memory Info].

Check the available memory space.

(The built-in memory capacity of this

camera is about 8000 KB.)

2-4 Other Settings Using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (14. Auto Return Setting)

This is used to set the Auto Return function, which returns the camera automatically to its original mode after a manual operation.

Start up the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" and select [Auto Return].

Set the mode to return to upon manual operation.

(Set value: OFF, Home, Auto Pan, Auto Patrol)

Set the time interval for activating the Auto Return

function after a manual operation.

Click to perform Auto Return by

force.

Notes

● Auto Return can be activated when performing various settings. It is recommended that the

Auto Return function be set to "OFF" during setting.

● Auto Return can be activated during Auto Pan, Auto Patrol and Auto Trace.

● The mode that is set in this item will become the default mode when the power is turned on.

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Settings (Step 2 Network Settings)

2-5 Registering Connected Camera Using the "V.Networks Controller"

The connected camera can be registered with the installed "V.Networks Controller".

Select [Start] † [Programs] † [V. NETWORKS] † [V.Networks Controller] to

start up the "V.Networks Controller".

Select [File] and [New].

The [New] screen will be displayed.

Enter the [IP Address].

Note

In a DHCP environment, enter the IP address that is assigned to this camera by

the DHCP server.

Enter the [V.Networks Name]. Do so by using

a name convenient for subsequent selection, such as the installation location or number. (1 to 40 characters)

A folder with the name entered in 2 will be

created inside the folder specified here, and recorded files will be stored here.

Select the mode for acquiring images.

Normal :

Client will send requests for each image to VN-C625. Set to Normal when using a narrow bandwidth network.

High Speed:

Images will be automatically sent from VNC625 at the specified frame rate. A maximum transmission rate of 30 fps is possible for 640 x 480 images. When sending out images to multiple clients at the same time, however, transmission at a rate of 30 fps for 640 x 480 images will not be possible.

Notes

● Images are divided into IP fragments when set to "High Speed".

●

Images will be sent at the frame rate set at VN-C625. When setting the frame rate to "High Speed", do so upon ensuring that this does not impose excessive burden on the network. (

● Do not set to high speed for narrow bandwidth networks.

● Maximum data transmission capacity is 8 Mbps. A maximum rate of 30 fps may not be possible

for 640 x 480 images depending on the image size.

● The MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) sizes during image acquisition are as follows.

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Transmission Mode MTU Size (Bytes)

Normal 1430 Bytes

High Speed 1500 Bytes

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Connect to VN-C625.

Notes

To connect to a VN-C625 for which DHCP setting is possible, either one of the following environments will be required.

•Environment where no DHCP server exists.

•Environment with a DHCP server that clearly defines the IP and MAC addresses assigned to VN-C625.

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Settings (Step 3 Setting Using the V.Networks Controller)

3-1 Starting Up V.Networks Controller

The installed "V.Networks Controller" can be used to monitor camera images. In addition, recording/playback operations and setting of frame rate for camera images are also possible.

Select [Start] † [Programs] † [V. NETWORKS] † [V.Networks Controller] to

start up the "V.Networks Controller".

Select the camera to connect to from the

pull-down menu for the camera.

Live images from the camera wil be

displayed.

Notes

● Enter the correct password if a password has been set.

● This controller can be connected to VN-C1, VN-C2, VN-C3, VN-C30 (JPEG only), VN-A1,

VN-C10 (JPEG and MPEG) and VN-C655 as well VN-C625.

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3-2 Features that Allow Setting Using the V.Networks Controller

The V.Networks Controller can be used to perform settings for image size and alarm.

1 2 3

File

New : Creates a new file if the camera

is connected for the first time.

Delete : Deletes a file. Motion Detection Standby

: Select the camera for which

the Motion Detection Standby function is to be enabled.

Exit : Exits the controller.

Notes

● The following setting are disabled during Auto Pan:

• Auto Pan Setting

• Auto Patrol Setting

• Auto Trace Setting

• Preset Position Setting

• Pan Control

View

Image Size : Sets the image display size.

JPEG : 640 x 480

320 x 240

Upside Down: Displays the image inversely.

Control (C)

Auto Pan : Select this item and click to

start the Auto Pan operation.

Auto Patrol (Mode1 to Mode 3)

: Select a mode for this item and

click to start the Auto Patrol operation for the selected mode.

Auto Trace : Select this item and click to

start the Auto Trace operation.

Auto Pan Stop

: Stops the Auto Pan operation.

Auto Patrol Stop

Stops the Auto Patrol operation.

Auto Trace Stop

Stops the Auto Trace operation.

● The following setting are disabled during Auto Patrol:

• Auto Pan Setting

• Auto Patrol Setting

• Auto Trace Setting

• Preset Position Setting

• Pan/Tilt Control

• Zoom Control

● The following setting are disabled during Auto Trace:

• Auto Pan Setting

• Auto Patrol Setting

• Auto Trace Setting

• Preset Position Setting

• Pan/Tilt Control

• Zoom Control

• Focus Control

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3-2 Features that Allow Setting Using the V.Networks Controller (Continued)

Setting

Quality :

Frame rate : For setting the number of

Position Memory:

Alarm Reg : Alarm operation will be

Alarm Setting :For setting alarm actions

Pan/Tilt Setting : For setting the Pan/Tilt

Auto Pan Setting : For setting the Auto Pan

Auto Patrol Setting

Auto Trace Setting

Time Stamp : For setting the date and

Property :For changing information

For setting the compression rate and image quality.

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enabled if this item is checked.

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Help

About :For checking the version of

the V.Networks Controller.

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3-3 Motion Detection Standby

The "Motion Detection Standby" function enables automatic connection upon receiving notifications on detected motion from VN-C625 when the V.Networks Controller has been started up.

Select [File] and [Motion Detection Standby].

Select a camera.

Click .

Select the camera for which the Motion

Detection Standby function is to be enabled.

Click .

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Operations (Step 3 Setting Using the V.Networks Controller)

3-4 Image Size and Inversion

The "V.Networks Controller" can be used to set the size of the motion image window as well as to invert an image.

Select [View].

Specify [Image Size] and [Upside Down] settings.

Notes

● Setting to the Fine mode enables display of image details. Images of moving objects shot in this mode may be blurred, but this is not a malfunction.

● Fine mode can only be used with the 640 x 480 resolution.

Click .

Right-click on the motion image window to change the settings. Set the image size.

• VN-C625 does not support the 160 x 120 setting.

Click to adjust focus automatically.

Displays the MAC address, IP address, model and firmware version.

When is checked, a grid for the motion detection area will appear and the detection area will be displayed in red.

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3-5 Image Quality Setting

The "V.Networks Controller" can be used to perform image quality settings such as compression level and white balance.

Select [Setting] and [Quality].

Change the set values. (For description of each function, ☞ next page)

* When the [Distribution control ON] is

selected, the following screen will be displayed.

Image Quality Setting (

Resets all set values on image quality to their factory settings.

Lens Setting (

For setting the image quality during Auto Pan and Auto Trace.

Click containing the current set values. Perform setting using "Image Quality" on this screen. When setting is complete, click

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3-5 Image Quality Setting (Continued)

 Image Quality Setting

Item Function/Set Value

Distribution Control

OFF

White Balance

R Gain

B Gain

Color Level

Enhance Level

Pedestal Level

Set the maximum transmission control. Setting of compression level is possible when this is set to "OFF",

and images will be sent out at the specified compression level. The smaller the value, the lower the compression level and hence a higher image quality. However, data volume will also increase. Set Value: 1 to 7

Setting of bit rate is possible when this is set to "ON", and the compression level of images will be automatically adjusted according to the specified bit rate before they are sent out.

Set value: 32 kbps to 8 Mbps

Note

• It will be necessary to establish connection again upon setting to enable display at the correct frame rate.

Determines the setting of the white balance adjustment feature.White balance can be adjusted for lighting conditions within a color temperature range of 2,300 K to 10,000 K. ATW : Auto-Tracking White Balance mode. Adjusts the white

balance automatically according to the color temperature of the lighting. During ATW setting, hue adjustment for the R-gain and B-gain items will be disabled.

AWC : If AWC is selected from the pull-down menu, the Auto

White Control mode will be activated for white balance adjustment. Switching from the ATW to AWC mode will take at least 15 seconds.

Adjusts the hue of R (Red) when in the AWC mode. To enhance red † Increase the value Set Value: 0 to 100

Adjusts the hue of B (Blue) when in the AWC mode. To enhance blue † Increase the value Set Value: 0 to 100

Adjusts the color level of video signals. To lighten the color † Decrease the value To darken the color † Increase the value Set value: -5 to 5

Sets the contour enhancement which controls the sharpness of video signals. To soften the picture † Decrease the value To sharpen the picture † Increase the value Set value: -5 to 5

Sets the pedestal level (black level) of video signals. To darken the picture † Decrease the value To brighten the picture † Increase the value

Set value: -5 to 5

Initial Value

OFF

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Item Function/Set Value

Average : Peak

Shutter

Sets the method of exposure detection according to ratio between the average and peak values.

Large Average value

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: Use this setting when areas other than

those highlighted are dark and unclear. (Example: 10:0)

• Large Peak value : Use this setting when halation occurs at the highlighted areas. Use this setting when areas other than those highlighted are dark and unclear. (Example: 5:5)

Set value : 10:0, 9:1, 8:2, 7:3, 6:4, 5:5 Sets the speed of the electronic shutter.

Set value

: 1/60, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000,

1/10000

Notes

•To reduce flickering that occurs under fluorescent lighting, set the shutter speed to 1/100 if your local power supply frequency is 50 Hz, and to 1/60 if it is 60 Hz.

• The higher the shutter speed, the more prominent will be the smear phenomenon. This is a phenomenon that is characteristic of CCDs, whereby white stripes appear at the top and bottom of a bright light source.

Initial Value

8:2

1/60

AGC

BLC

Sets the maximum gain of the AGC (Auto Gain Control), which electronically increases the gain when the object is under low light conditions.

OFF : Disable AGC. 10 dB : Increase gain by a maximum of 10 dB according to

the brightness of the object.

20 dB : Increase gain by a maximum of 20 dB according to

the brightness of the object.

Note

• The screen may appear grainy at dark places when the gain level is increased.

Sets the backlight compensation function. Use this setting when an object appears dark using the Auto Iris function due to the presence of a bright light source behind the object. This function makes it possible to place an unnecessary light source outside the photometry area.

OFF : Disable BLC. Area 1 to Area 4: Set accordingly by referring to the diagram below.

Photometry Area

OFF Area 4Area 3Area 2

Area 1

Photometry Area

10 dB

OFF

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3-5 Image Quality Setting (Continued)

 Lens

Iris

Focus

Zoom

Item Function/Set Value

Set the method for adjusting the lens iris.

Auto : Adjusts iris automatically to the default state. Auto+ : Adjusts iris automatically to a level brighter than

the default state.

Auto- : Adjusts iris automatically to a level darker than the

default state.

Manual : Use this setting to adjust the iris manually. Adjusts the focus.

Easy AF : Adjusts the focus automatically during the Pan/Tilt

or Zoom operation of the camera.

Manual : Adjusts the focus manually. Move the slider to the

left to adjust focus on a distant object, and move to the right to focus on a near object.

For performing Zoom operation. Object enlarges in size towards the Tele-end and reduces towards the Wide-end.

Initial Value

Auto

Easy AF

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3-6 Frame Rate

The "V.Networks Controller" can be used to set a maximum value for the frame rate, which indicates the number of live image updates per second.

Select [Setting] and [Frame rate].

Set the [Frame Rate].

Set the maximum number of images per second that are sent from VN-C625.

(Factory Setting: 15) Set value : 30, 15, 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1,1/

2,1/3, 1/5, 1/10, 1/15, 1/20, 1/30

Notes

The actual number of frames received and displayed per second is dependent on factors such as PC performance, compression level of images and the LAN environment.

In the case of a LAN environment where multiple operations are being performed at one time (particularly when the network traffic is heavy), reduce the number of frames to be transmitted.

Cautions

Frame rate for local recording cannot be set using this function. To set the frame rate for local recording, make use of the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" (

Page 42).

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Settings (Step 3 Setting Using the V.Networks Controller)

3-7 Preset Position Setting

The "V.Networks Controller" can be used to set the preset position for the connected camera.

Select a camera.

Select a camera for setting from the pull-

down menu for the camera.

Select [Setting] and [Position Memory].

Select a position.

The title of the current position will be

displayed.

Enter here to change the title. (Up to 32

single-byte characters (32 bytes))

Adjust the angle of view and zoom.

Adjust the image quality.

Click Quality Setting screen. (For details on set values, Page 66)

to display the Image

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When setting is complete, click followed by .

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3-8 Alarm Setting

The "V.Networks Controller" can be used to set the action to be taken when an alarm signal is received.

Select [Setting] and [Alarm Setting].

Change the set values. (For description of each function, ☞ next page)

Setting may be performed for the [Motion Detection], [Alarm 1], [Alarm 2], [Relay Alarm], [Preset

Position] and [Black & White].

(Setting of 1 and 2 are disabled when in the Relay Alarm mode.)

When setting is complete, click .

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3-8 Alarm Setting (Continued)

Message

Message entered in the textbox will be displayed when there is an alarm input. (Up to 100 single-byte characters)

Recording

Starts recording when there is an alarm input. Non-stop : Recording continues until the Stop

button is pressed.

1 minute : Recording stops after 1 minute.

Notes

● The [1 minute] mode is used for conserving hard disk space.

● In this mode, recording stops after 1 minute even if recording has already started before the alarm input.

Playing wave file

Plays back a designated Wave file when there

is an alarm input. Click the [Browse] button to specify a file.

Note

Alarm actions may be delayed due to PC performance if a large Wave file (.wav) is selected.

Execute application file

Executes a designated program when there

is an alarm input. Click the [Browse] button to specify a program.

Notes

Alarm Operation

The following settings are required for the operation of the set alarm.

1. [Alarm Reg] is checked. This item is located under the [Setting] menu of the "V. Networks

Controller". (

All alarm settings in the [Alarm Setting] of the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" are enabled. (☞ Page 36)

Relay Alarm

When the Relay Alarm function is enabled, subsequent alarms will not be activated.

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3-9 Pan/Tilt Setting

The "V.Networks Controller" can be used to perform pan/tilt settings.

Select [Setting] and [Pan/Tilt Setting].

Perform Pan/Tilt settings.

Pan/Tilt Speed

Sets the speed of movement when Angle Step is set to "0".

Variable:

Alters the pan/tilt speed automatically according to the zoom of the lens. The speed lowers when the zoom position is set to the Tele-end, and increases when set to the Wide-end.

Speed 1 to Speed 8:

Sets the Pan/Tilt speed. The larger the value, the higher will be the pan/tilt speed.

Click .

Auto Flip

Inverts images on the screen according to the camera angle. Set this function when shooting an object that passes beneath the camera.

Mode 1:

The image rotates 180˚ horizontally and stops when the object comes beneath the camera. In this case, the camera and pan/tilt operations function in the same direction.

Mode 2:

The image rotates 180˚ horizontally when the object comes beneath the camera, and direction of the camera and pan/tilt operations function in opposite direction. Set this function to enable continuous operation.

Mode 3:

The image rotates 180˚ horizontally when the object comes beneath the camera. The camera and pan/tilt operations, which are in opposite directions to each other, will be aligned upon a lapse of at least 10 seconds.

OFF:

Auto Flip is disabled.

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Settings (Step 3 Setting Using the V.Networks Controller)

3-10 Auto Pan Setting

The "V.Networks Controller" can be used to set the Auto Pan operation, which moves the camera from a preset position horizontally at a constant speed.

Return

Anti-clockwise

Select a camera.

Select [Setting] and [Auto Pan Setting].

Clockwise

Select the camera for setting from the

pull-down menu for the camera.

Select [Auto Pan Setting] from the

[Setting] pull-down menu.

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Perform setting.

Set Auto Pan operation using the [Action

Mode] pull-down menu.

• Right : Rotates horizontally in the clockwise direction from the start position.

• Left : Rotates horizontally in the anticlockwise direction from the start position.

• Return :Moves continuously between the start and return positions horizontally.

Set the speed of operation from the

[Speed] pull-down menu. (Set value: High, Normal, Low)

Set the start position of the operation.

Set the start position using the position setting control panel, followed by clicking

. If Pan/Tilt is operated after setting the start position, click camera to its start position.

to move the

For starting and stopping operations of Auto Pan, Auto Patrol and Auto Trace, please refer to Page 59.

Close the window.

When setting is complete, click to close the window.

Set the return position of the operation. (This can be specified only when [Mode] is set to "Return".) Set the return position using the position setting control panel, followed by clicking

. If Pan/Tilt is operated after setting the return position, click camera to its start position.

to move the

Note

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Settings (Step 3 Setting Using the V.Networks Controller)

3-11 Auto Patrol Setting

The camera can be moved to multiple positions based on the preset sequence and time. Use this setting to view specified positions in sequence. Perform setting for each camera.

Select a camera.

Select [Setting] and [Auto Patrol Setting].

Select a camera for setting from the pull-

down menu for the camera.

Select [Auto Patrol Setting] from the

[Setting] pull-down menu.

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Perform setting.

Set the mode. Setting can be performed

from Modes 1 to 3. Click the tab of the respective mode for setting.

Auto Patrol No.

Auto Patrol operates in the sequence of these numbers.

Close the window.

When setting is complete, click to close the window.

For starting and stopping operations of Auto Pan, Auto Patrol and Auto Trace, please refer to Page 59.

Set the Position Number. For each Patrol Number, set a Position Number to move to in sequence.

Set the time interval. Set the time for displaying each position set in (Unit: seconds)

Note

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Settings (Step 3 Setting Using the V.Networks Controller)

3-12 Auto Trace Setting

Details of manual camera operations can be stored and reproduced.

Select a camera.

Select a camera for setting from the pull-

down menu for the camera.

Select [Setting] and [Auto Trace Setting].

Start to memorize operation.

Select [Auto Trace Setting] from the

[Setting] pull-down menu.

Click .

Memorization of Auto Trace will start and subsequent pan/tilt as well as zoom operations will be stored. (Approximately 30 seconds)

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Close the window.

When memorization is complete, click

to end.

When setting is complete, click

to close the window.

Caution

●

There is a limit to the length of recording time. Recording can be performed up to 30 seconds. However, this may shorten depending on its frequency of use. Be sure to perform operation check upon setting.

Note

For starting and stopping operations of Auto Pan, Auto Patrol and Auto Trace, please refer to Page 59.

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Operations (Step 3 Setting Using the V.Networks Controller)

3-13 Time Stamp

The "V.Networks Controller" can be used to set the time stamp that displays date/ time on camera images. The displayed time/date will be recorded.

Select [Setting] and [Time Stamp].

2.Perform setting.

Select [Visible].

Select the display style in [Style].

Year, month and day are represented as "YYYY", "MM" and "DD" respectively. Hour, minute and second are represented as "HH", "MM" and "SS". Millisecond is represented as "mm".

Select the display [Font].

Set the [Text Color].

Set the background color.

Click .

Note

● Left-click on the motion image or playback window while holding down the [Shift] key at the same time. The time stamp will appear where the mouse was clicked.

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3-14 Changing Registered Information

The "V.networks Controller" can be used to change information such as the preset connection method for a camera.

Select [Setting] and [Property].

Perform setting.

When alteration is complete, click .

Change the camera.

Cannot be changed.

Recorded files will be stored in the folder

specified here.

Select the mode for image acquisition.

*For details, refer to Page 56.

Set whether to [ON].

Caution

Information cannot be changed for a camera that is currently connected.

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Operations (Step 4 Operation Using the V.Networks Controller)

4-1 Features that Allow Operation Using the V.Networks Controller

The "V.Networks Controller" can be used to select a camera as well as record/play back camera images.

(The controller screen is identical to other V.Networks versions, and there are functions that cannot be operated from VN-C625)

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CAMERA

Displays the name of the connected camera. You can also select the connected camera using

Position tabs [1-10], [11-20], [21-30], [31-40],

[41-50], [51-60], [61-70], [71-80], [81-90], and [91-99]

For assigning the buttons for position moving (see

Buttons for position moving

For selecting a position. Assign buttons using the position tabs in

PLAY

For selecting and playing back video files saved in selection when playing back files recorded during an alarm.

(pull-down menu).

. Use also this button to make a

STOP

Stops recording.

REC

Starts recording when this is selected. Recorded files are saved under the name as shown in and [REC] indicator will appear in the displayed image respectively.

Snap Shot

For registering and saving only 1 frame of the displayed image.

. During recording, a [Recording]

and on

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Pan/Tilt button

For adjusting the Pan/Tilt position. Use Angle Step to set the operating angle for every single operation of the Pan/Tilt button. Set the Pan/Tilt operating speed using the [Pan/Tilt Setting] item under [Setting].

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HOME

For moving the camera to the home position.

Zoom button and Zoom bar

For adjusting the zoom position. The digital zoom function will be activated upon moving the Zoom button all the way to the Tele-end (Zoom = 0) and performing the following procedure.

• Upon clicking the [T] button, digital zoom will function as follows.

(x1.5 † x2 † x2.5 † x3)

• Upon clicking the [W] button, digital zoom will function as follows.

(x 3 † x 2.5 † x 2 † x 1.5 † No Digital Zoom)

Angle Step

Sets the degree of angle to move per click when operating using the Pan/Tilt button in Pan/Tilt will operate continuously when this is set to 0 degrees.

Size

For reducing the display size of the [V.Networks Controller] screen. (See diagram below)

Pan/Tilt/Zoom Position Indicator

Displays the current Pan/Tilt and Zoom positions.

Note

For starting and stopping operations of Auto Pan, Auto Patrol and Auto Trace, please refer to Page 59.

Caution

Digital zoom can only be applied to the image currently being displayed. It will not have any effect on recorded images.

Reduced Screen

CAMERA

CameraA

Compression Mode

Position Moving

Pan/Tilt button

Enlarge Display Screen

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Operations (Step 4 Operation Using the V.Networks Controller)

4-2 Record/Stop

The "V.Networks Controller" can be used to save camera images to a file.

Click the [REC] button.

Connected Camera (Saved in a folder under this name)

Recording Format

[REC] Indicator

2. 1.

(Motion Image Window)

Click the [Stop] button.

Stops recording and the [Recording] and [REC] indicators will disappear. (Click the [Snap Shot] button to record only 1 frame of the displayed image.

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[REC] Indicator

Notes

● Avoid recording continuously for an extended period of time. Attempt to play back files recorded over an extended time may cause playback failure on some PCs due to insufficient memory.

● Do not change the name of the record file. Doing so may cause playback to fail.

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4-3 Playback

Files saved upon "REC" using the "V.Networks Controller" can be selected and played back.

(Playback of a file and display of motion images cannot be performed at the same time.)

Click the [PLAY] button.

[PLAY] button

Select the file to play back on the [Playback File] screen, followed by clicking .

To play back local recording files, click [Refer to Local Rec.] to select a file.

Select [Refer to Local Rec.].

The file name is represented by the time that recording started and ended.

Click .

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Operations (Step 4 Operation Using the V.Networks Controller)

4-3 Playback (Continued)

Click .

The [Playback] screen is displayed.

[Stop] button [Pause] button [Play] button

Slidebar

•Moves towards the right as playback time progresses.

• It can be dragged using the mouse.

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4-4 Cautions on Record/Play Functions

Record/Playback Time

• Do not record or play back a file that exceeds 2 GB using the "V.Networks Controller". Random access to data beyond 2 GB is not possible with standard Windows applications.

Reference: Approximate recording time for 2 GB data (At frame rate of 5 fps)

Image Size Data Size Per Image Approximate Recording Time

320 x 240 Approx. 15 KB 6 hours 640 x 480 Approx. 50 KB 2 hours

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Operations (Step 4 Operation Using the V.Networks Controller)

4-5 Snapshot

The "V.Networks Controller" can be used to save video images currently displayed or playback images as still image files.

Click the [Snap Shot] button.

[Snap Shot] button

The [Snap] screen will be displayed.

Note

Only JPEG files can be saved as snapshot files.

The [Save As] screen is displayed.

Select [File] and [Save].

Specify a folder for saving the file.

Enter a File name.

Click to save the snapshot.

Note

Other Viewer Software

● Still image files that are saved using VN-C625 can also be displayed on other conventional viewer software. However, inverted images will not be reversed. In addition, the color reproduced may also differ.

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Operations (Step 5 Operating Using a Web Browser)

In addition to the controller software supplied, web browsers can also be used to view still/motion images as well as to perform various settings.

5-1 Operating Environment

The following environment will be required to view/operate VN-C625 using a web browser.

The PC in use shall also meet requirements on the operation environment stated in this manual (

PCs installed with the following web browsers

● Internet Explorer 4.x, 5.x or 6.x.

● For CPU performance, required memory space and other values, please refer to the

recommended values by the respective web browser in use. In order to enable smooth display of motion images on a large screen, it will be necessary to ensure adequate allowance as compared with the recommended values by web browsers. In addition, images of the installed camera cannot be properly displayed using 256 color modes.

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Caution

Operation using the web browser requires an environment that enables proper running of Java. Please refer to our web site for details.

http://www.jvc-victor.co.jp/english/pro/vnetworks/index-e.html

LAN Environment

● VN-C625 functions as a web server that makes use of a HTTP protocol.

Access linking by host name will be possible as long as the environment allows use of a DNS (Domain Name System).

● It is possible to establish a 1-to-1 connection between the PC and VN-C625 using a cross cable.

(Although rare, the use of cross cables may not be possible with some LAN boards. Be sure to check before using.)

Notes

Web Page Images

Web page screens in this manual are web page data inside VN-C625 (including images shot using the installed camera) which are displayed using the web page browsing/display function of the browser.

As such, the format of web pages and fonts displayed may vary according to the type of browser and settings.

In the event that items on the screen are not fully displayed, hence causing problems during use, display all items such as by resizing the window.

Description in this manual is based on the web page browsing/display screen of Internet Explorer.

Password

Upon changing a password, the password confirmation screen may appear, which requires you to enter the new password twice. When this screen appears, enter the same password twice.

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Operations (Step 5 Operating Using a Web Browser)

5-2 Access Authorization Level

The configuration of URLs (web pages) in VN-C625 is illustrated as follows.

Access Authorization Level

User

Top page (index-e.html)

Still image page (still-e.html)

Operator

>> <<

Administrator

>><<

Live image page

Still image URL (still.jpg)

Serverpush moving image URL

Java moving image URL

(mjpeg.class)

Front Page: http://

(java-e.html)

(push.jpg)

/index-e.html ("

******

Control (pantilt-e.html)

" represents the URL of VN-C625)

******

Settings ( java config-e. html )

Setting page PAN/TILT settings(configpantilt-e.html) Position Memory(position-e.html) Image settings(configimage-e. html ) View settings(view config-e. html ) Alarm settings(alarm-e. html ) FTP settings(ftp-e. html ) Auto Pan settings(autopan-e.html) Auto Patrol settings(autopatrol-e.html) Auto Trace settings(auto trace-e.html) Black&White settings(bwconfig-e.html) Schedule Setting(bwschedule-e. html) PrivateMask Setting(privatemask-e. html) Limit Setting(pantiltlimit-e. html) Auto Return Setting(selfreturn-e. html) Other settings(config-e. html )

This page provides links to the various web pages of VN-C625.

Authentication of Access Authorization

When there are authenticated passwords, a message requesting entry of user name and password (acess authorization authentication) will appear.

Notes

It is recommended that you register a URL (Uniform Resource Locator). To speed up display of VN-C625 web pages using your web browser, register the URL information

during the access test using the set IP addres or DNS host name. This is represented by [Favorites] in Internet Explorer. To register, use the [Add to Favorites]

item in the operation menu of the web browser when a VN-C625 web page is displayed.

User name is not used.

Enter a password among the 3 different levels that

have been set.

Click .

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5-3 Starting Up the Web Browser

Specify the default web page address of VN-C625 as the page to view using the web browser. (Upon entering the factory setting of the IP address, the web browser will display the front page of VN-C625.)

Note

You may not be able to specify the IP address directly if a proxy server is set for accessing the Internet. In this case, change the proxy settings to enable direct specification.

Start up the web browser.

"http://192.168.0.2/index-e.html"

Notes

The terms "Top Page" and "Home Page" are defined as follows in this manual.

Top Page : Refers to /index-e.html Home Page :• Refers to the specified html page when the default page feature is enabled.

• /index-e.html will be used when the default page is disabled.

The Top page will be displayed.

Still Image of VN-C625 Camera image at the point when browsing starts is displayed.

Link buttons to various web pages. (Click once to jump to these pages.)

• Still Image (

• Live Image (

• Settings (

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5-4 Setting Using the Web Browser

Web browsers can be used to set the IP address, image quality or FTP.

Display the Top page.

Still Image of VN-C625 Camera image at the point when browsing starts is displayed.

Top Page

Click (Click once to jump to these pages.)

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The [Settings] page will be displayed.

• Control (☞ Page 95)

• PAN/TILT settings (

• Position Memory (

• Image setting (

• View settings (

• Alarm settings (

• FTP settings (

• Auto Pan settings (

• Auto Patrol settings (

• Auto Trace settings (

• Black & White setting (

• Schedule setting (

• Private Mask setting (

• Limit setting (

• Auto Return setting (

• Other settings (

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Note

Web browsers do not support the function to invert images.

Hyperlink to Home Page

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Operations (Step 5 Operating Using a Web Browser)

5-4 Setting Using the Web Browser (1. Other Settings)

Other settings:

http://

Setup can be performed by specifying details for items in [Other Settings].

(This is also possible using the "VN-C625U Setup Tool" supplied.)

/config-e.html ("

******

" represents the URL of VN-C625)

******

1 2 3

4 5

6 7

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Click

to update settings.

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5-4 Setting Using the Web Browser (1. Other Settings) (Continued)

Description of Items in [Other Settings]

Item

DHCP

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Default Gateway

Host Name

MAC Address

Program Version

Password

(Within 8 characters) User Level Operator Level Administrator Level

Cache Control

FTP Server Function

Default Page

Meaning

Select [Available] when DHCP is used. Change the IP address to the one assigned or approved by the network

administrator. (*This can only be altered when DHCP is not used.) As with IP address, set subnet mask to a value as instructed or

approved by the network administrator. (*This can only be altered when DHCP is not used.)

Specify the IP address for the default gateway. Specify as 0.0.0.0 if this is not used. (*This can only be altered when DHCP is not used.)

Specify up to 8 single-byte alphanumeric characters. Specify when access linking is performed using a host name in an environment that enables use of a DNS (Domain Name System). This is also displayed in the title bar of each subwindow. Do not enter if this is not used or unknown.

This is a physical address unique to the product. Alteration is not possible. This is the firmware version of the VN-C625 camera. Alteration is

not possible. Enter password for VN-C625 up to 8 single-byte alphanumeric

characters. Enter the User level password. Enter the Operator level password. Enter the Administrator level password. There may exist a small number of proxy servers that cache cgi. In

this case, check "Disable cache". Specify whether the FTP server function is enabled or disabled.When

this function is enabled, uploading of various user html pages or GIF/JPEG images to VN-C625 will be possible using conventional FTP client software. * All uploaded files will be placed under the /user folder.

Access from the web browser is possible by entering

192.168.0.2/user/aaa.html. (When referring to aaa.html that is stored in the FTP. 192.168.0.2 is the IP address of VN-C625.)

* The FTP user name is fixed as "

Administrator Level Password as the FTP password.

Usually, the top page of VN-C625 is specified. When this function is availabled, the specified html file will be used as the default page. * Default page refers to the page that is displayed when only the IP

address is specified.

Displaying Still Images that are Uploaded to the /user Folder

Still images in the /user folder can be displayed by creating a web page containing the following:

<IMG SRC ="/user/xxxxx"> (xxxxx refers to the file name of the still image)

Administrator". Use the

http://

Note

Even when this feature is enabled, an error message indicating "404: Not Found" will be displayed when http://192.168.0.2 is entered if the html file specified here does not exist. Be sure to enter correctly.

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5-4 Setting Using the Web Browser (1. Other Settings) (Continued)

Description of Items in [Other Settings]

Item

Default Page (Continued)

Available/Not Available

File Name

HTTP Port

NTP Settings

Available/Not Available

Server IP Address Time Zone Adjust interval

Meaning

Set to "Available" when using the default page function and to "Not Available" when not in use.

Enter the html file name that is to be used as the default page. To enhance the security level, set the HTTP server port number of VN-

C625 to a value other than the default value of 80. (Specify any value within the range of 1 to 65535, except for 21 and 554.) Upon changing the HTTP port number, access the page via the web browser by entering http://192.168.0.2:12345/ or http://192.168.0.2:12345/index.html. (When the port number is changed to 12345.) If you have lost track of the HTTP port number, check using the setup tool supplied.

This is used to perform setting for the NTP (Network Time Protocol) server. Set to "Available" when using the NTP function and to "Not Available"

when not in use. Enter the IP address of the NTP server. The local time will be derived from the Greenwich Time. An accurate time will be acquired from the NTP server according to

the specified interval to adjust the time to a correct value.

Note

● Password Protection VN-C625 is equipped with an access protection feature using a password to restrict browsers

(users) that are connected. The access protection function is divided into 3 levels according to the authorization levels. Pages that can be accessed (browsed) for each authorization level are as follows. (Refer to Page 88 for the configuration of web pages in VN-C625.)

Authorization Level Allowed Access User Level Still or motion image pages only Operator Level Web pages except the Settings page Administrator Level All web pages

Cautions

● Unless a correct Administrator level password is entered, password settings cannot be undone or changed. Please make sure that you do not forget the password.

● If passwords are only set for the User and Operator levels and not for the Administrator level, password entry will not be requested.

When the IP address, subnet mask, host name or HTTP port settings are changed, a confirmation screen indicating "Are you sure to reset to enable the changes?" will appear. Upon clicking [OK] on this confirmation screen, VN-C625 will be reset internally and settings such as the IP address will be changed. The IP address before change (factory setting) will be disabled and connection to VN-C625 will be cut off upon the reset operation.

When the web browser is left unoperated for some time, a message will appear indicating that connection cannot be established. This is due to the change in the IP address. (The same message will also appear when the port number is changed.)

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5-4 Setting Using the Web Browser (2. Control)

Control window:

http://

/pantilt-e.html ("

*****

" represents the URL of VN-C625)

*****

2 3 4

Current Position

Displays the current Pan/Tilt and Zoom positions.

One Push AF

Click to adjust focus automatically.

5 6

PAN/TILT/ZOOM

For moving the camera to the specified position upon pressing the [Move] button.

Position

For moving the camera to the selected position upon selecting a position number from the pulldown menu and pressing the [Move] button.

Auto Function

For starting the Auto Pan, Auto Patrol and Auto Tr ace operations. A mode selection item will appear at the top of the controller only when "Auto Patrol" is selected. (

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Speed

For setting the speed of the Pan/Tilt operation. Set value : 1 (Low), 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 (Fast)

Pan/Tilt Buttons

For manual Pan/Tilt operation. Manual operation is possible only when you are clicking one of these buttons.

Zoom Buttons

For adjusting the Zoom position. Zoom is possible only when you are clicking these buttons.

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Operations (Step 5 Setting Using the Web Browser)

5-4 Setting Using the Web Browser (3.Image Setting)

Image Setting window:

http://

1 2 3 4 5 6

/configimage-e.html ("

*****

" represents the URL of VN-C625)

*****

0 !

Click to reset all values to their factory settings (default values).

Click

Click These settings will be cleared upon turning off the power of VN-C625, and the previous settings will be restored.

to apply settings and to save the set values.

to apply settings without saving the set values.

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Focus

For selecting the mode of focus.

Easy Auto Focus:Focus will be adjusted automatically

upon performing Pan/Tilt or Zoom operations on the camera.

Manual : Adjust focus manually.

Color Level

Adjusts the color level of video signals. (Set value: -5 to 5)

Enhance Level

Sets the contour enhancement which controls the sharpness on the monitor screen. (Set value: -5 to 5)

Pedestal Level

Sets the pedestal level (black level) of video signals. (Set value: -5 to 5)

AGC:

Sets the maximum gain of the AGC (Auto Gain Control), which electronically increases the gain when the object is under low light conditions. (Set value: OFF, 10 dB, 20 dB)

Shutter

Sets the speed of the shutter. (Set value : 1/60, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000,

1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000)

White Balance

For setting the white balance, which provides a color standard.

ATW :

AWC :

R Gain

B Gain:Adjusts the hue of B (blue) when in

Average:Peak

Sets the method of exposure detection according to ratio between the average and peak values. (Set value: 10:0, 9:1, 8:2, 7:3, 6:4, 5:5)

BLC

Adjusts the white balance automatically according to the color temperature of the lighting. Adjusts the white balance automatically.

: Adjusts the hue of R (red) when in

the AWC mode. (Set value: 0 to 100)

Manual Focus Level

For adjusting focus when [Focus] in 1 is set to "Manual". Focus will be set on a nearer object when the value decreases, and on a distant object when the value increases. (Set Value: 0 to 100) Click the [One-push AF] button to enable automatic focus.

Iris Mode

For performing setting related to lens iris adjustment.

Auto : Adjusts iris automatically to the

default state.

Manual : Adjust iris manually. Auto+ : Adjusts iris automatically to a level

brighter than the default state.

Auto- : Adjusts iris automatically to a level

darker than the default state.

Note

For details on settings and set values, refer to "Image Quality Setting" (☞ Page 64, 65).

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Operations (Step 5 Setting Using the Web Browser)

5-4 Setting Using the Web Browser (4. PAN/TILT Setting)

PAN/TILT Setting window:

http://

/configpantilt-e.html ("

*****

" represents the URL of VN-C625)

*****

This section describes procedures to perform various PAN/TILT settings.

1 2

Click to apply settings and to save the set values.

PAN/TILT Speed

For performing settings related to the speed of Pan/Tilt operation.

1(Low), 2 to 7, 8(Fast):

For selecting the speed of Pan/Tilt operation. The larger the value, the higher will be the Pan/Tilt speed.

According to ZOOM, speed of operation is made variable.:

Alters the pan/tilt speed automatically according to the zoom of the lens. The speed lowers when the zoom position is set to the Tele-end, and increases when set to the Wide-end.

Click saving the set values. These settings will be cleared upon turning off the power of VN-C625, and the previous settings will be restored.

Auto Flip

Inverts images on the screen according to the camera angle. Set this function when shooting an object that passes beneath the camera.

OFF :Auto Flip is disabled. Mode 1 :

Mode 2 :

Mode 3 :

The image rotates 180˚ horizontally and stops when the object comes beneath the camera. In this case, the camera and pan/tilt operations function in the same direction.

to apply settings without

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5-4 Setting Using the Web Browser (5. Position Memory Setting)

Position Memory Setting window:

http://

/position-e.html ("

*****

" represents the URL of VN-C625)

*****

This section describes procedures for setting preset positions of the connected camera.

Select a position.

Enter a position title. (Up to 32 single-byte characters (32 bytes))

Position of the current angle of view will be displayed.

Adjust the angle of view and zoom.

Adjust the image quality. Click Settings] screen.

to display the [Image

When setting is complete, click The position will be registered.

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Operations (Step 5 Setting Using the Web Browser)

5-4 Setting Using the Web Browser (6. View Setting)

View Setting window:

http://

/viewconfig-e.html ("

******

" represents the URL of VN-C625)

******

Click to apply settings and to save the set values.

Click saving the set values. These settings will be cleared upon turning off the power of VN-C625, and the previous settings will be restored.

to apply settings without

Item Meaning

Resolution Select either 640 x 480 or 320 x 240 for the image size.

*Setting to the Fine mode enables display of image details.

Images of moving objects captured in this mode may be blurred, but this is not a malfunction.

Frame Rate For setting the maximum number of frames per second when send-

ing out images from VN-C625. Set value : 30, 15, 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/5, 1/10,

1/15, 1/20, 1/30

Distribution Control

OFF

ON Adjusts the compression level automatically to enable distribution

For performing settings related to distribution of images.

Distributes an image at a fixed compression level. (Set value: 1 to 7) The smaller the value, the higher will be the image quality.

of images at the specified bit rate. (Set value: 32 kbps to 8 Mbps)

Initial Value

640 x 480

OFF

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Cautions

● The actual number of frames transmitted and displayed per second are affected by the PC performance, web browser type as well as the LAN environment. When there is a possibility of communication failure with other user operations (particularly in an environment where network traffic is relatively heavy), set [Frame Rate] to a small value.

● Ensure to set [Frame Rate] according to the number of simultaneous access to VN-C625. Display of web pages and move/button operations may not function properly if the processing capacity of the camera is exceeded.

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