LG LW9226 User Manual [ru]

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OWNER’S MANUAL

Network Dome Camera

Please read this manual carefully before operating your set and retain it for future reference.

MODELS LW9228 Series LW9228I Series LW9226 Series LW9226I Series

P/NO : MFL67122201 1104 (V1.5)

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Safety Information

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE

This lightning ash with 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 sucient 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 product.

REGULATORY INFORMATION: FCC Part 15

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.

• A suitable conduit entries, knock-outs or glands shall be provided in the cable entries of this product in the end user.

• Caution: Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replaced only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

• Holes in metal, through which insulated wires pass, shall have smooth well rounded surfaces or shall be provided with brushings.

FCC WARNING: This equipment may generate or use radio frequency energy. Changes or modications to this equipment may cause harmful interference unless the modications are expressly approved in the instruction manual. The user could lose the authority to operate this equipment if an unauthorized change or modication is made.

This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

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Safety Information

Warning: Do not install this equipment in a conned space such as a bookcase or similar unit.

Warning: Wiring methods shall be in accordance with the National Electric Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.

Warning: 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.

Warning: To reduce a risk of re or electric shock, do not expose this product to rain or moisture.

Caution: This installation should be made by a qu alied service person and should conform to all local codes.

Caution: To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualied personnel only.

Caution: The apparatus should not be exposed to water (dripping or splashing) and no objects lled with liquids, such as vases, should be placed on the apparatus.

To disconnect power from mains, pull out the mains cord plug. When installing the product, ensure that the plug is easily accessible.

LG Electronics hereby declares that this/ these product(s) is/are in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2004/108/ EC, 2006/95/EC, and 2009/125/EC.

European representative :

LG Electronics Service Europe B.V. Veluwezoom 15, 1327 AE Almere. The Netherlands (Tel : +31-(0)36-547-8888)

Disposal of your old appliance

1. When this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it means the product is covered by the European Directive 2002/96/EC.

2. All electrical and electronic products should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities.

3. The correct disposal of your old appliance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health.

4. For more detailed information about disposal of your old appliance, please contact your city oce, waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

EEE Compliance with Directive. (for Turkey only)

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Safety Information

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Safety Information

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near water.

6. Clean only with dry cloth.

7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including ampliers) that produce heat.

9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not t into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

11. Only use attachments/accessories specied by the manufacturer.

12. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specied by the manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

14. Refer all servicing to qualied service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

Safety Precautions

• Do not attempt to disassemble the camera To prevent electric shock, do not remove screws or covers. There are no user serviceable parts inside. Ask a qualied service personnel for servicing.

• Avoid the camera with direct sunlight Do not aim the camera at bright objects.Whether the camera is in use or not, never face it with direct sunlight or other extremely bright objects. Otherwise blooming or smear may be caused.

• Handle the camera with care Do not abuse the camera. Avoid striking, shaking, etc. The camera could be damaged by improper handling or storage.

• Do not use strong solvents or detergents Use a dry cloth to the camera when it is dirty. If it is hard to remove the dirt on the camera, use a mild detergent and wipe it gently.

• Do not install this camera upside down This camera is designed for mounting on the ceiling or wall. If you install this camera upside down, for example, mounted on the oor, it may cause malfunction.

• Do not use the camera in such places as shown below. The lens may become cloudy due to condensation if the camera is used under the following conditions.

› Rapid temperature uctuation by switching an air

conditioner on and o.

› Rapid temperature uctuation due to frequent

door opening and closing.

› Use in an environment where eyeglasses become

foggy.

› Use in a room lled with cigarette smoke or dust.

If the lens becomes cloudy due to condensation, remove the dome cover and wipe all moist surfaces with a soft cloth.

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Safety Information

• Before operating, please check proper temperature, humidity and power source ratings. Use the camera under conditions where temperature is from -10 °C to 50 °C and humidity is below 80 %. The input power source is AC 24 V.

• Consumables Parts having contacts such as the lens-drive motors, cooling fan built inside the camera are subject to wear with time. About replacement and maintenance of such parts, please ask the nearest service center.

Camera Installation Location

Discuss the installation location for the camera with your retailer, and select a place that is strong enough for the installation.

• Install the camera on a ceiling (concrete, etc.) at a location that is suciently strong to support it.

• Install the camera body on the foundation section of the building or sections having sucient bearing strength.

Never install or use the camera in the following locations

• Do not install it in areas exposed to direct sunlight or rain.

• Do not install the camera near the air outlet of an air conditioner.

• Near a swimming pool or other areas where chemicals are used.

• Food preparation areas and other locations where there are large amounts of steam vapor and oil, in ammable atmospheres, other special environments.

• Areas where radiation, X-rays, strong electric waves, or magnetism is generated.

• At sea, in coastal areas, or in areas where corrosive gas is being generated.

• Areas outside of the allowable ambient operating temperature range.

About Static Electricity Removal

Before installing the camera, touch a metal case or other metallic parts with your hand to remove static electricity from your body. Do not install in areas subjected to high amounts of humidity or dust. Doing so may cause internal components to damage more easily or malfunction. Do not wire cables near power lines.

Tightening the Screws

Screws should be tightened suciently in accordance with the materials and structure of the installation location. After tightening the screws, visually inspect them to make sure there is no unevenness and that each screw is tight.

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Contents

14 ALARM output connections

15 Connecting Network

Safety Information

4 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

4 Safety Precautions

Preparation

8 Introduction

8 Features

9 Accessories

10 Part Names and Functions

16 Connecting power source

16 Connecting Microphone and Speaker

Device

17 Mounting the camera

17 Removing the Protection Tape

17 Surface mount (optional)

19 Ceiling mount (optional)

21 Wall mount (optional)

23 Pendant mount (optional)

Operation and settings

27 Before using the system

27 Recommended PC Requirements

28 Accessing the LG IP device

29 LG Smart Web Viewer Overview

Installation

12 Connections

12 Precautions

12 Basic Connection Overview

13 Connecting Display device

13 ALARM input connection

30 Conﬁguring the LG IP camera

30 Accessing the Conﬁguration menu

30 System settings

32 Audio & Video settings

36 Network settings

38 User settings

39 Event settings

42 Auto Tracking

43 OSD Menu Setup

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Contents

46 General operation

46 Camera menu settings

46 Focus setting

47 Exposure settings

48 White Balance setting

48 Day/Night setting

49 3D-DNR setting

49 Color setting

49 Sharpness setting

50 PAN/TILT Settings

50 Privacy Mask setting

50 Special setting

52 OSD Settings

52 User title setting

52 ZOOM MAG setting

52 FUNCTION setting

52 DOME ID setting

Appendix

58 Speciﬁcations

53 LANGUAGE Setting

53 RESET Setting

53 Information

53 Initialization

53 Factory reset

Reference

54 Troubleshooting

56 Open source software notice

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Preparation

2 Preparation

Introduction

Preparation

The LG Network Camera is designed to use on an Ethernet network and must be assigned an IP address to make it accessible. This manual contains instructions on how to install and manage the LG Network Camera in your networking environment. Some knowledge of networking environments would be benecial to the reader. Should you require any technical assistance, please contact authorized service center.

Features

• High Sensitivity Support

The camera provides the high quality picture with

4.5 mm EX-view HAD CCD.

• Preset Position

Preset position is the function to register camera monitoring positions (preset positions). Maximum 128 Preset Positions are available. By entering the position numbers, you can move cameras to the preset positions. The moving speed and holding time are adjustable.

• Preset Tour

Preset Tour is the function to go through all the registered camera monitoring positions (preset positions). During the working PRESET TOUR, The FOCUS could not be operated properly under -10 °C (for LW9226(I) series only)

• Group Tour

Maximum 9 group tours are able to compose the group of preset, pattern, auto pan that the operator can program to be linked together in a sequence.

• Pattern recording function

A routine of manual operations can be stored and reproduced repeatedly. The Pan, Tilt and Zoom controls are available for pattern recording.

NOTE

The available total time of pattern diers depending on camera’s operation. When the pattern recording is full, the pattern recording will automatically stop.

• Privacy Mask

Privacy zone feature enables users to veil unwanted zones. This setting is used for masking unwanted zones, hiding them from display on the monitor screen. Up to 8 zones can be registered.

• Auto Pan

The camera has an Auto Pan function that enables to keep surveillance on every detail occurring around the specic area, which is preset to watch in advance. The camera can pan among the maximum 8 points you will set. The moving speed and holding time are adjustable.

• Auto Flip

When the camera is operated to tilt through the 90°, it can be watched the opposite side of the locations by Auto Flip of a 180° horizontally.

• Optical Zoom

- LW9228(I) series: The optical zoom range is 1x to 37x.

- LW9226(I) series: The optical zoom range is 1x to 27x.

• Digital Zoom

Digital zoom enhances the systems zoom range to 12 times beyond the optical zoom limit. Total system zoom range is below.

- LW9228(I) series: 37x (1x digital zoom) to 444x (12x digital zoom)

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- LW9226(I) series: 27x (1x digital zoom) to 324x (12x digital zoom)

• Alarm In function (4 channels)

Alarm input signals are supplied from external devices through the ALARM IN connector.

• Alarm Out function (2 channels)

When an event occurs, the camera sends output signals via the alarm output connector on the camera.

• Day & Night Function

This camera can be selected Color or Black & White. You can set Color in the daytime and Black & White at night due to the low illumination. (Filter Conversion type)

• DSS (Digital Slow Shutter) function

It is possible to highly sensitive surveillance because of DSS(Digital Slow Shutter) function.

• WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) function

The camera can be best condition to watch easily inside or outside in the strong back light.

• Power Supply

This camera must always be operated a AC 24 V. Certied/Listed, class 2 power supply only.

• Auto Tracking

This feature enables the camera to detect a moving object and track its movement automatically. Based on the conguration, it is possible to zoom in the object to identify it clearly.

Accessories

For LW9226I/LW9228I series

RJ-45 Adapter cable

For LW9226/LW9228 series

Camera main cable

RJ-45 adapter cable

Preparation

Wrench

PIPE Installation Bracket

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Preparation

Part Names and Functions

LW9228I/LW9226I series for Indoor

Preparation

c d

e f

BNC connector cover cap

b Video output BNC connector

Supplies analog video signal (composite) to the connected device.

c Data Port A (RJ-45)

Input data port for alarm (relay) signal. RS-485 data communication is not available.

d Data Port B (RJ-45)

Output data port for alarm (relay) signal.

AUDIO IN (Line Level Input)

Input for a mono microphone, or a line-in mono signal.

f AUDIO OUT (Line Level Output)

Connect to an active speaker with a built-in amplier.

Power input jack

Connects to a AC 24 V power supply using proper cables.

h ETHERNET Port

Connects to a PC or a network via a hub with a 10 BASE-T/100 BASE-TX cable attached RJ-45 connector.

Locking screw

Tighten this screw to xing the Ceiling Mount Assembly with camera body.

j Dome Cover open button. k Dome Cover

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Preparation

LW9228/LW9226 series for Outdoor

b c d

e f

BNC connector cover cap

b Video output BNC connector

Supplies analog video signal (composite) to the connected device.

c Data Port A (RJ-45)

Input data port for alarm (relay) signal. RS-485 data communication is not available.

d Data Port B (RJ-45)

Output data port for alarm (relay) signal.

AUDIO IN (Line Level Input)

Input for a mono microphone, or a line-in mono signal.

f AUDIO OUT (Line Level Output)

Connect to an active speaker with a built-in amplier.

Power input jack

Connects to a AC 24 V power supply using proper cables.

h ETHERNET Port

Connects to a PC or a network via a hub with a 10 BASE-T/100 BASE-TX cable attached RJ-45 connector.

Dome Cover

Preparation

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Installation

3 Installation

Connections

Precautions

• The following steps of installation and connection work should be done by qualied service personnel or system

Installation

installers and should conform to all local codes.

• Before you install and connect the camera, check and prepare the required peripheral devices and cables.

• Before you connect the camera, turn o all devices to be connected, such as this camera and DVR.

• Do not touch the dome cover’s window.

Basic Connection Overview

LW9226I/9228I series (for Indoor) LW9226/9228 series (for outdoor)

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Connecting Display device

The video signal connection between the camera and the monitor.

Display device connection

Installation

CAUTION

Do not connect one alarm sensor to the several camera’s alarm input connector.

Alarm input connection

ALARM input connection

You can connect up to 4 alarm sensors to the camera. Each alarm sensor should be connected with Alarm IN COM. You can adjust the signal state to NO (normally open) or NC (normally closed) through the setup menu.

1. Connect the RJ-45 Adapter cable to the PORT A (RJ-45) cable of the camera.

2. Connect the alarm device to the RJ-45 Adapter cable. When connecting lines, check and connect the color lines of the each device correctly. Refer to the below tables for color line information.

A B

C D

Alarm device

PORT ARJ-45 Adapter cable

RJ-45 Adapter cable

Port A

RJ-45 Adapter cable

No Description Color

RS-485 + White

RS-485 - Orange

NC Black

ALARM IN COM Red

ALARM IN 1 Green

ALARM IN 2 Yellow

ALARM IN 3 Blue

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Alarm device

ALARM IN 4 Brown

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PORT A of the LW9228I/9226I series

Description Color

RS-485 + Red/White

RS-485 - Black/White

ALARM IN COM Red

ALARM IN 1 White

ALARM IN 2 Light Green

ALARM IN 3 Yellow

ALARM IN 4

PORT A of the LW9228/9226 series

Description Color

RS-485 +

RS-485 - Blue

ALARM IN COM Yellow

ALARM IN 1

Pink

Green

Pink

ALARM output connections

Connect the alarm device to the alarm output data port. Alarm signal output at an event occurrence. You can set the Alarm Output to the normal open or normal close mode.

1. Connect the RJ-45 Adapter cable to the PORT B (RJ-45) cable of the camera.

2. Connect the alarm device to the RJ-45 Adapter cable. When connecting lines, check and connect the color lines of the each device correctly. Refer to the below tables for color line information.

Alarm Out connection

A B

C D

E F

G H

Alarm device

ALARM IN 2 Gray

ALARM IN 3 White

ALARM IN 4 Violet

NOTE

RS-485 data communication is not available.

RJ-45 Adapter cable

PORT BRJ-45 Adapter cable

Port B

RJ-45 Adapter cable

No Description Color

ALARM OUT [NO1] White

ALARM OUT [COM1] Orange

ALARM OUT [NC1] Black

NC Red

ALARM OUT [NO2] Green

ALARM OUT [COM2]

Yellow

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PORT B of the LW9228I/9226I series

ALARM OUT [COM1]

ALARM OUT [NO1] Brown

ALARM OUT [COM2] Orange

ALARM OUT [NO2] Black

PORT B of the LW9228/9226 series

ALARM OUT [NC2] Blue

NC Brown

Description Color

ALARM OUT [NC1] Blue

ALARM OUT [NC2] Gray

Description Color

Connecting Network

You can control and monitor the system via network. With the remote control (monitoring), you can change the system configuration or monitor the image via network. After the installation, check the network settings for the remote control and monitoring work.

Connect the IP camera to your network using a standard RJ-45 network cable as shown below.

Violet

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ALARM OUT [NO1] White Blue

ALARM OUT [COM1] Beige

ALARM OUT [NC1] Black

ALARM OUT [NO2] Brown

ALARM OUT [COM2] Red

ALARM OUT [NC2]

Orange

CAUTION

Output specications are lowactive, open-collector and a drive capacity of 30 V DC 0.5 A maximum. Connecting the alarm out incorrectly may cause damaging the camera.

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Installation

Connecting power source

Connect a AC 24 V power source to the power input terminal as shown below.

Installation

Connecting Microphone and Speaker Device

Optionally connect an active speaker and/or external microphone with a built-in amplifier.

NOTE

Keep the microphone away from the speaker to avoid howling.

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Installation

Mounting the camera

You can mount the camera on the ceiling or wall.

Removing the Protection Tape

You should remove the protection tape before installing the camera. Remove the protection tape carefully.

For LW9226/9228 series models.

1. Loosen the screws using the wrench and remove the dome cover.

2. Remove the protection tape and attach the dome cover.

For LW9226I/9228I series models.

1. Press the Dome Cover open button and then disassemble the dome cover by using ALIGN mark.

2. Remove the protection tape and attach the dome cover.

CAUTION

Surface mount (optional)

Follow the instructions below to surface mount the camera.

CAUTION

The building structure must be able to support 8 kg.

1. Use the installation guide template to check the mounting location. Face the front of the label toward the area of interest.

Installation

You must align the OPEN and LOCK mark correctly when you turn the dome cover to open or close. If you do not align the mark, it causes a malfunction.

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Installation

2. Install the surface mounting bracket on the ceiling.

Installation

3. Assemble the camera and the surface mounting bracket by following step a and b. Align the locking point of the surface mounting bracket and the camera.

4. Tighten the locking screw.

5. Connect the cables to the cable jacks of the camera body. After installing the camera, you should arrange the cables using the outlet box to protect the cables.

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Installation

Ceiling mount (optional)

Follow the instructions below to mount the camera on the ceiling.

CAUTION

The building structure must be able to support 8 kg.

1. Make a hole through the ceiling as shown below.

Ø 166 mm

2. Fasten the safety cable to the building superstructure. The building superstructure can vary depending on your installation environment.

3. Install the ceiling mounting bracket on the ceiling. Face the front of the ceiling mounting bracket toward the area of interest.

Installation

4. Tighten the screws until the ceiling mounting bracket holds the ceiling rmly.

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Installation

5. Pass the connection cable through the inner side of the ceiling. Connect the cables to the cable jacks of the camera body.

Installation

7. Tighten the locking screw.

8. Connect the cables to the cable jacks of the camera body. After installing the camera, you should arrange the cables using the outlet box to protect the cables.

6. Assemble the camera and ceiling mounting bracket by following step a and b. Align the locking point of the surface mounting bracket and the camera.

CAUTION

Do not expose the connected part of the camera cable jacks in the rain or moisture.

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Installation

Wall mount (optional)

Install the camera by the following order.

1. Disassemble the PIPE Installation Bracket to remove the [A] part.

[A]

2. Install the PIPE Installation Bracket to the Wall Mount assembly.

3. Connect the safety cable to the wall mount assembly.

Red Stripe

Installation

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Installation

4. Drill a hole on the wall where you want to install the pipe. Pass the connection cable through the wall mount assembly so that they hang down.

5. Install the wall mount assembly.

Installation

7. Attach the camera to the camera assembly bracket by following step a and b. Align the locking point of the wall mount assembly and the camera.

8. Tighten the locking screw.

6. Connect the connection cable and the safety cable to the camera body.

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Installation

9. Assemble the camera cover as shown below.

Pendant mount (optional)

Install the camera by the following order.

1. Disassemble the PIPE Installation Bracket to remove the [A] part.

[A]

2. Install the PIPE Installation Bracket to the Pendant Mount assembly.

Installation

NOTE

You can install the PIPE Installation Bracket direct to the other type LG Wall Mount assembly. This LG Wall Mount assembly make to easy to install your camera.

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Installation

3. Connect the safety cable to the pendant mount assembly.

Red Stripe

Installation

4. Drill a hole on the wall where you want to install the pipe. Pass the connection cable through the pendant mount assembly so that they hang down.

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Installation

5. Install the pendant mount assembly.

6. Connect the connection cable and the safety cable to the camera body.

7. Attach the camera to the camera assembly bracket by following step a and b. Align the locking point of the wall mount assembly and the camera.

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8. Tighten the locking screw.

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Installation

9. Assemble the camera cover as shown below.

Installation

NOTE

You can install the PIPE Installation Bracket direct to the other type LG Wall Mount assembly. This LG Wall Mount assembly make to easy to install your camera.

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4 Operation and settings

Operation and settings

Before using the system

• Before using the LG IP device make sure the connections are correct and verify whether proper power supply is used.

• Check the connections of the LG IP device for the correct conditions.

• Check that the LG IP device is(are) connected to the network and that power is supplied.

• Once the connections are made you need to install the LG client program to the PC from which you want to access the device. The LG Smart Web Viewer program is automatically installed when you connect the LG IP device. The LG Smart Station and the LG Smart Web Viewer program are the network program of the LG Video Server and the LG IP cameras.

• To view streaming video in Internet Explorer, set your browser to allow ActiveX controls. If you nd this message “This website wants to install the following add-on: ‘IPCam_Streamer.cab’ from ‘LG ELECTRONICS INC’ ”, Click the yellow bar and install LG Smart Web Viewer Program on your computer.

• The Layouts and the Live view pages may dier with dierent OS (Operating Systems) and Web Browsers.

• Care needs to be taken not to run any other applications when the Client Program is running as it may cause memory shortage.

Recommended PC Requirements

The LG IP device can be used with most standard operating systems and browsers.

Items Requirements

Operating System Windows XP Professional

CPU

Web Browser

DirectX DirectX 9.0 or above

Memory 2 GB or above RAM

Graphics Card 256 MB or above Video RAM

Resolution

Intel Core2 Quard Q6700 (2.66 GHz) or above

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher

1280 x1024 (with 32 bit color) or higher

Operation and settings

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Operation and settings

Accessing the LG IP device

You can access the LG IP device by following the below steps.

1. Copy the IP Utility to your PC

1.1 Insert the Client Program CD.

1.2 Find and Copy IP Utility folder to your PC.

2. Discover the LG IP device using the IP Utility

The IP Utility can automatically discover and display LG IP devices on your network.

The IP Utility shows the MAC address, IP address, Model name and so on.

Operation and settings

3. Logging in to the LG Smart Web

NOTE

The computer running the IP Utility must be on the same network segment (physical subnet) as the LG IP device.

2.1 Run the IP Utility program.

2.2 Click the [Search] button or select the

[Search] option in the Device search menu. After a few seconds the found LG IP devices gets displayed in the IP Utility window.

Viewer

The LG Smart Web Viewer can be used with most web browsers. The recommended browser is Internet Explorer with Windows.

3.1 Run the IP Utility and find the LG IP devic-

es.

3.2 When the LG IP devices appear in the IP

Utility window, double-click IP address or right click on the same IP address and select “Connect to Web Page” to start the LG Smart Web Viewer. When accessing the LG Smart Web Viewer, the authentication dialog appears on the screen.

3.3 Enter the user name and password. (Note that the default administrator user name and password are “admin”.)

3.4 Click the [OK] button and then the LG Smart Web Viewer is displayed in your browser.

Notes:

• You can also access the LG Smart Web Viewer

as shown below.

3.1 Start your Web browser.

3.2 Enter the IP address of the LG IP device in the address bar of the browse.

3.3 Enter the user name and password set by the administrator.

3.4 Click the [OK] button and then the LG Smart Web Viewer is displayed in your browser.

• The LG Smart Web Viewer needs more time to display it according to the network conditions.

• If the login window is not displayed, check the pop-up blocker. If you set the pop-up blocker, the login window is not displayed. You must allow the pop-ups.

• If you connect the LG Smart Web Viewer for the first time, the Security Warning window is displayed to install the LG Smart Web Viewer program. You must install the LG Smart Web Viewer program for using the LG IP device.

• If your computer or network is protected by a proxy or firewall, the proxy or firewall settings can prevent the LG Smart Web Viewer program. Change the proxy or firewall settings to activate the LG Smart Web Viewer program.

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Operation and settings

LG Smart Web Viewer Overview

Item Description

Select the video image size from the drop-down list. (AUTO, D1 or CIF) The initial view size is set to AUTO. The AUTO option sets the view size according to the Server’s resolution.

Displays the current video codec of the selected video stream (Master or Slave).

Check this option as the network connection type (TCP or UDP). If you check it, the client connects to the server using TCP connection.

Click to save the current image in JPEG format on your computer.

1. Click the [Snapshot] button and then the Snapshot window is displayed.

2. Click the [Save] button in the Snapshot window.

3. Enter the le name (JPEG format) and select the folder to save it.

4. Click the [Save] button to conrm it.

5. Click the [Close] button in the Snapshot window to close it.

Displays the Camera OSD control window. Use these buttons to setup the Camera. This button does not appear on the screen if the login is other than the administrator.

Displays the PTZ control window. Use these buttons to control the PTZ unit. This button is not displayed with normal or anonymous user.

Select the video stream. From the Live view drop-down list, select the desired video image source between [Master-0] and [Slave-0].

NOTE

Master and Slave are output video streams. You can set the stream congurations independently for either Master or Slave stream. This would facilitate the user to set the live view at his comfort.

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Provides all the necessary tools for setting up the device to your requirements. The user will need administrator level to do this. Note: If you want to exit the Conguration menu, select one of the video stream in the Live view drop-down list.

Displays the current surveillance live screen. You can monitor the camera image on the live view window of the LG Smart Web Viewer.

Click this button to connect or disconnect the audio communication between the LG IP device and the connected PC. (Color icon: On, Gray scale icon: O.)

Click this button to switch the microphone o and on for the computer. (Color icon: On, Gray scale icon: O.)

Click this button to switch the sound o and on, for the speaker of the computer. (Color icon: On, Gray scale icon: O.)

Conﬁguring the LG IP camera

The features and options of the LG IP camera are configured through the Configuration menu.

Only administrator-level users have permission to access the Configuration menu.

Accessing the Conﬁguration menu

Click the [Conguration] button to display the LG Smart Web Viewer conguration window.

Warning

The Conguration setup should be made by qualied service personnel or system installers.

System settings

Version

Displays the current version of Firmware, Hardware, Software and Web Client.

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Date & Time

Time zone

Set the time dierence from GMT in the area where the IP device is installed. Select the time zone in the area where the IP device is installed from the drop down list.

Time mode

› Synchronize with NTP Server: Select if you want

to synchronize the IP device’s date and time with those of the time server called NTP (Network Time Protocol). Specify the NTP server’s name. Click the [Test] button for connection test to the server.

› Synchronize with personal computer: Select if you

want to synchronize the IP device’s date and time with your computer.

› Synchronize manually: Select if you want to set the

IP device’s date and time manually. Select the year, month and date by clicking the calendar button. Set hour, minutes and seconds in the edit boxes.

Server time

› Server time: Displays the current date and time of

the IP device.

• Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

Maintenance

System reboot

Click the [Reboot] button to restart the IP device. It takes some minutes for the IP device to start again.

Restore and backup

› Backup: To take a backup all of the settings. If

necessary, it make possible to return to a backuped conguration. Click this button and follow the instructions on the browser to specify the folder and save the setting data of the IP device. This conguration backup can be restored whenever needed.

› Restore:

1. Click the [Browse] button.

2. Find and open the file in which the configuration setting data is stored.

3. Click the [Upload] button.

4. Click the [Restore] button after successfully uploading the backup configuration. The system settings will be restored and reboot the system.

NOTE

Operation and settings

• Backup and Restore can happen on IP device having the same version of rmware. This feature is not intended for multicongurations or for rmware upgrades.

• [Backup] function is allowed in HTTP protocol but not in HTTPS protocol.

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Firmware

› Upgrade

1. Click the [Browse] button.

2. Find and open the firmware file.

3. Click the [Upload] button.

4. Click the [Upgrade] button to update the firmware.

NOTE

When you upgrade the system, it may take some minutes to be done. Do not close the browser while the upgrade is in progress. If you close the browser, it may cause a malfunction.

› Initialize: The [Initialize] button should be used with

caution. Clicking it will return all of the IP device’s settings to the factory default values. (Except for the Network settings - DHCP, IP address, Gateway, Subnet mask, Primary/Secondary DNS)

Log & Report

Language list

Select a language for the LG Smart Web Viewer conguration menu and information display.

• Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

Audio & Video settings

Camera

Preview

You can preview the camera image on the preview window.

Log & Report status

The System log provides a summary of the status of the IP device. The unit records the data of the software activity in a le.

› View Log: Click this button to display the system

log information.

› View report: Click this button to display the report

of the system.

Language

General

› Contrast: Edit the contrast value from 0 to 100.

Selecting 100 provides the image with the highest contrast.

› Brightness: Edit the brightness of the camera. It

is brighter when a large value is selected and it is darker when a small value is selected.

› Standard: Displays the video standard of the

camera.

› Hue: Edit the video Hue of the camera from 0 to

100.

• Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

• Default: If you want to set the Contrast, Brightness and

Hue options to the default value, click the [Default] button and then click the [Save] button to conrm it.

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Stream

Master/Slave

› Enable: Click to activate the stream function.

› Deinterlacing: Click to enable the use of

deinterlacing function.

› Video codec: Select the video mode (Codec)

from the drop-down list. The viewer can choose between MJPEG and H.264.

› Resolution: Select the image size to be sent from

the camera.

NTSC D1 (704 x 480), HALF D1 (704 x 240),

CIF (352 x 240) and QCIF (176 x 112)

PAL D1 (704 x 576), HALF D1 (704 x 288),

CIF (352 x 288) and QCIF (176 x 144)

› Maximum frame rate: Set the frame rate of the

image. Selectable values of the frame rates are as follows.

NTSC 1 to 30 (fps)

PAL 1 to 25 (fps)

› Bit rate: If the [Quality] option set to CBR, this

option is displayed. Edit the bit rate value from 256 kbps to 10 240 kbps.

• Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

Audio

Audio In

› Enable: Click the check box if you want to send the

audio from the microphone input connector.

NOTE

The Clients connected to the IP device remain unaected with additional changes made in the setting.

› Audio type: Select the codec when you send the

audio from the microphone input connector.

Audio Out

› Enable: Click the check box to output the audio

from the speaker.

• Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

Operation and settings

› GOP size: It means “Group of Pictures”. The higher

the GOP, the better is the video quality of the camera. Edit the value of GOP from 1 to 30. This setting is valid for H.264 video format only.

› Quality: Select the Quality.

- VBR: The bit rate may vary depending on the complexity of the video to meet the selected quality.

- CBR: The video quality may vary in order to preserve a constant bit rate.

› Stream quality: If the [Quality] option set to VBR,

this option is displayed. Select the stream quality from the drop down box, the camera supports ve types (Highest, High, Medium, Low and Lowest)

PTZ protocol

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PTZ configuration

› Enable: Click to use the PTZ protocol.

› Pan speed: Enter the panning speed of the PTZ

device in the edit box. Default value for the LG Multix Protocol is 60 and ranges from 0 to 127.

› Tilt speed: Enter the tilting speed of the PTZ device

in the edit box. Default value for the LG Multix Protocol is 60 and ranges from 0 to 127.

› Zoom speed: Enter the zoom speed of the PTZ

device to view the object close or at a distance. Default value for the LG Multix protocol is 0 and ranges from 0 to 3.

› Focus speed: Enter the focus speed of the PTZ

device to focus an object clearly near or far. Default value for the LG Multix protocol is 1 and ranges from 1 to 3.

› Preset tour park time: Enter the parking time.

• Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

Preset

Operation and settings

NOTE

While conguring PATTERN/PRESET/GROUP TOUR/AUTO PAN, turn o Auto Tracking feature temporarily.

Preview

You can see the settings screen from the preview window.

1. Move the camera to the point you want by using the arrow buttons.

2. Adjust the zoom, focus or iris options.

3. Set the Pan, Tilt, Zoom or Focus speed options.

4. Click the [Save] button to conrm the settings.

Pattern

You can activate the camera in a repeating pattern. The pattern is programmed by recording your manual pan, tilt, and zoom operations. The camera stores the movements you performed in memory.

» To record the pattern

1. Click the [Start recording] button to start the pattern recording.

2. Move the camera through the desired movement.

3. Click the [Stop recording] button to stop the pattern recording.

NOTE

The available total time of pattern diers depending on connected PTZ device and operation.

» To play the pattern

1. Click the [Play] button to play the programmed pattern.

2. Click the [Stop] button to stop playing.

Preset

Preset position is the function to register camera monitoring positions (preset positions) associated with position numbers. By entering the position numbers, you can move cameras to the preset positions.

» To register preset position

1. Enter the preset number you wish to register.

2. Move the camera to a point you wish.

3. Click the [Add] button.

4. Repeat the steps 1 to 3 to add other positions.

» To remove the preset position

1. Enter the memorized preset index number.

2. Click the [Remove] button. The preset will be

deleted.

» Changing a picture in a preset position

1. Enter the memorized preset index number.

2. Click the [Go to preset] button. The camera moves

to the preset position and the picture of the camera in that position appears on the monitor.

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Preset tour

A preset tour is composed of a group of preset positions that the operator can link together in a sequence.

1. Click the [Play] button to start the preset tour.

2. Click the [Stop] button to stop the preset tour.

NOTE

If you control the PTZ, the preset tour will be stopped.

Preset group tour

You can create a group using preset positions that are registered already. A maximum of 9 groups is available.

» To set the group

1. Enter the group number in the [Group index] option.

2. Enter the preset index number in the [Preset index] option.

3. Click the [Add] button.

4. Repeat the steps 2 to 3 to add other preset index number. You can set the preset index number up to 8 for the one group.

5. Repeat the steps 1 to 4 to set the other group index.

» To remove the preset index from the group

1. Enter the group number in the [Group index] option.

2. Enter the preset index number in the [Preset index] option.

3. Click the [Remove] button.

4. Repeat the steps 2 to 3 to remove other preset index number.

5. Repeat the stpes 1 to 4 to set the other group index.

» To tour the group

1. Enter the group number in the [Group index] option.

2. Click the [Play] button to start the group tour.

3. Click the [Stop] button to stop the group tour.

» To delete a group

1. Enter the group number in the [Group index] option.

2. Click the [Clear] button. The group will be deleted.

Auto pan

You can play the camera with auto pan function.

» To set the Auto Pan position

1. Enter the index number you wish to register.

2. Move the camera to the desired point.

3. Click the [Add] button.

4. Repeat the steps 1 to 3 to add other index number. You can set the Auto pan index number up to

» To play the auto pan

1. Click the [Play] button to start the Auto Pan function.

2. Click the [Stop] button to stop the Auto Pan function.

NOTE

If you click the [CLEAR] button, all of Auto pan position will be deleted.

Motion detect

Preview

You can preview the motion detection window on the preview window.

General

› Sensitivity: Enter the sensitivity to detect an object

in motion.

› Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

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» How to set the motion detect window

1. Click the [Add] button. The motion detect window is displayed. You can add the five windows maximum for motion detection area.

2. Set the [Sensitivity] option.

3. Click the edge or coner of the window box to adjust the window size for motion detection.

4. Click the [Save] button to save the settings.

Network settings

Operation and settings

NOTE

• You can reset the window size. Click one of the window edge or corner and drag & drop to reset the motion detection area.

• Motion Detection can be activated when the Master channel is enabled and Video codec is set to H.264.

NOTE

The RTSP port number should not be same with the web port number.

TTL

› TTL: This option indicates the Time-To-Live of

multicast packets. The default setting is 7, and the allowed TTL range is from 1 to 255.

ARP Ping

› Enable ARP Ping to congure IP address: Check to

enable ARP ping.

• Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

RTP stream

RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) is an internet protocol that allows programs to manage the real-time transmission of multimedia data, via unicast or multicast.

Basic

General

› MAC address: Displays the MAC address.

Port & Encryption

› Web port: The default HTTP port number (80) can

be changed to any port within the range 1 025 to 65 535.

› RTSP port: Check RTSP port. The default port is 554.

Other ports can be selected within the range 1 025 to 65 535.

› Network encryption: Select the HTTP or HTTPS

option for security.

Master / Slave

› RTP unicast: When enabled the transmission of

the data to the specied equipment happens on a network specifying a single address.

› RTP multicast: When enabled it reduces the

transmission load on the camera by making the computer of the same segment network receive the same transmission data. When multicast option is checked then select Video Port number, Audio Port number and Data port number.

- Video RTP port: Specify the video transmission port number used for the multicast streaming. It is initially set to 8 888 and you can edit this between 1 025 and 65 534.

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- Audio RTP port: Specify the audio port number used for the multicast streaming. It is initially set to 7 777 and you can edit this between 1 025 and 65 534.

- Data RTP port: Specify the VA data port number used for the multicast streaming. It is initially set to 6 666 and you can edit this between 1 025 and 65 534.

- IP address: Set the IP address for RTP multicast.

NOTE

Each stream using multicast needs its own a pair of multicast IP address and port numbers to avoid address conict.

• Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

TCP/IP

IP address status

› Automatically set with DHCP: Select this option

when a DHCP server is installed on the network to allow IP address assignment. With this setting, the IP address is assigned automatically.

- Notify to SMTP server, if IP address is changed: If you select this option, the user get a notication mail telling about changing of IP of the IP device.

NOTE

You should register the SMTP server on the Event server setting to set this function.

- Subnet mask: Enter a subnet mask address.

- Gateway: Enter the gateway address.

DNS server status

› Primary DNS server: Enter the Primary domain

name server that translates the hostnames into IP address.

› Secondary DNS server: Enter the Secondary DNS

server address that backups the Primary DNS.

• Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

DDNS

This free service is very useful when combined with the LG DDNS Server. It allows the user to connect the IP device using the URL, rather than an IP Address. This also solves the problem of having a dynamic IP address.

Operation and settings

DDNS status

› Don’t use DDNS server: Disable the DDNS function.

› Use DDNS server: Enable the DDNS function.

- Provider: Displays the DDNS provider.

- Hostname: Enter the hostname you want to use.

• Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

IP ﬁltering

The access of the IP addresses in the list are allowed or denied according to the choice made in the drop-down list of the Basic policy option. The administrator can add up to 10 IP address entries to the list (a single entry can contain multiple IP addresses). The users from these IP addresses need to be specied in the user list with the appropriate access rights. The IP list is to control the access permission of clients by checking the client IP address.

› Statically set: Select this option when you set a xed

IP address, with this setting, specify the IP address, Subnet mask and default gateway manually.

- IP address: Enter an IP address.

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IP list

› Basic policy: Select the basic policy type.

- Allow all: Allow all the IP address basically, but the IP addresses in the list are denied.

- Deny all: Deny all the IP address basically, but the IP addresses in the list are allowed. It needs at least one IP address to activate this function.

• Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

Operation and settings

• Add: Click this button to add the IP address.

1. Click the [Add] button.

2. Set the IP options.

- Alias: Enter the alias.

- From: Enter the start IP address for the IP ltering.

- To: Enter the end IP address for the IP ltering.

NOTE

If you want to deny or to allow a range of IP addresses, enter the start IP address to “From” and the end IP address to “To”. You can also add an IP address by entering the same IP address to “From” and “To”.

3. Click the [Save] button.

4. Repeat the steps 1 to 3 to add additional IP address.

• Remove: Click this button to delete the IP address.

1. Select the alias from the list.

2. Click the [Remove] button. The IP address will be deleted.

User settings

Basic

The IP device is shipped with the login rights of administrator only. If others need to access the IP device excluding the conguration a login with viewer rights need to be created. A maximum of 50 users can be created.

User list

› Add the User

You can register a new user with various access rights.

1. Click the [Add] button. User setting dialog is displayed.

2. Enter the new User ID and Password. (Should have a minimum of 4 characters and preferably a combination of alphanumeric).

3. To confirm the password, retype the password that you typed in the Password box.

4. Select the authority from the drop down list to provide the access rights to each user and then click the [Save] to confirm your selection.

- Administrator: Allows you to operate setup menus and to view live images.

- Power user: Use of the limited functions of the system (The Conguration menu is not allowed). A power user can use the Live View, OSD control and audio functions.

- Normal user: Provides the lowest level of access, Allows to view live images only.

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- Custom user: The user can login and view the live stream image only when the “Enable anonymous login” option is checked to enable it.

NOTE

Remember the password.

› Edit the registered user

You can change the password or authority.

1. Choose the user ID and then click the [Edit] button.

2. Change the Password or Authority, then click the [Save] button to confirm your selection.

› Delete the registered user

1. Choose the user ID you want to delete.

2. Click the [Remove] button.

NOTE

The default administrator user ID ‘admin’ is permanent and cannot be deleted.

Anonymous

› Enable anonymous login

Check the box to enable anonymous user login

- allows the user access for only viewing the live

stream image.

Video Codec Resolution

H.264 D1 30 HIGHEST Up to 5

H.264 D1 30 MEDIUM Up to 10

MJPEG D1 30 MEDIUM Up to 1

MJPEG Half D1 30 MEDIUM Up to 2

MJPEG D1 15 MEDIUM Up to 10

Frame

Rate

Quality

Maximum

RTP

stream

NOTE

Preview window of the IP device setting and preset setting are aected by this setting.

• Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

Event settings

Event schedule

When an event (Modtion detect/ Sensor Event) occurs, this unit records the live images and routes as congured.

Operation and settings

Maximum RTP stream connection

› Maximum number of simultaneous stream

connection:

Set this number to limit the number of simultaneous stream connections.

The connections depend on the stream configuration as shown in the following Maximum RTP stream connection by stream configuration.

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Operation and settings

Event schedule list

» To edit the Event Schedule

1. Select the Trigger event and click the [Edit] button. Event schedule window is displayed.

2. Set the options.

• Trigger: Displays the selected trigger event.

• Time: Sets the weekday, Start, Finish, Pre alarm,

Post alarm and Ignore interval time options.

• Action: Selects the options. This occurs when

the event runs.

- FTP server/SMTP server: Uploading of images to an FTP server, or e-mail notication.

- Control relay: The relay is activated or deactivated.

• Stream: Selects the stream of the connected camera.

• Default: Sets to default setting value.

3. Click the [Save] button to confirm the settings.

NOTE

You should register the SMTP and FTP server on the Event server setting to set this function.

Event Server

Event Servers are used to receive the recorded video clip and/or notication messages.

FTP server list

Image les can be transferred to the FTP server within the scheduled time. Image le that has been recorded linked to an external event is sent to the FTP server periodically.

» To add the FTP server

1. Click the [Add] button. FTP server setting window is displayed.

2. Set the FTP server options.

- Alias: Type the FTP Server name to upload the image les.

- Address: Enter the FTP server’s IP address.

- Port: Enter the port number. The default FTP port is 21.

- User ID: Type the user name for the Folder shared in the FTP server.

- Password: Type the password for the folder shared in the FTP Server.

- Folder: Type the path with the folder that is shared in the FTP server.

- Test: Select [Test] to test the FTP server.

3. Click the [Save] button to confirm the settings.

» To edit the FTP server

1. Choose the FTP server in the FTP server list.

2. Click the [Edit] button. You can check or edit the FTP server options.

» To delete the FTP server

1. Choose the FTP server in the FTP server list.

2. Click the [Remove] button. This would remove the FTP server from the list.

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Operation and settings

SMTP server list

By selecting the e-mail option, a still image of the event is captured and an e-mail with the attached image le is sent to the specied mail address.

» To add the SMTP server

1. Click the [Add] button. SMTP server setting window is displayed.

2. Set the SMTP server options.

- Alias: Enter the SMTP server name.

- User ID: Enter the user ID of the SMTP server. This would be the one who owns the mail account.

- Password: Enter the password of the SMTP server.

- Address: Enter the SMTP server address.

- Port: Enter the port number. The default port is

25.

- Enable SSL: Check when use the SSL (Secure Socket Layer) protocol. SSL protocol is cryptographic protocols that provide secure communication on a network.

- Receiving address: Type the recipients e-mail address. You can specify only one recipient e-mail address.

- Administrator address: Type the e-mail address of the administrator.

- Subject: Enter the subject/title of the e-mail.

- Message: This message can describe the information of the acquired IP address, etc.

- Test: Select [Test] to test the SMTP server.

3. Click the [Save] button to confirm the settings.

» To edit the SMTP server

1. Choose the SMTP server in the SMTP server list.

2. Click the [Edit] button. You can check or edit the SMTP server options.

» To delete the SMTP server

1. Choose the SMTP server in the SMTP server list.

2. Click the [Remove] button.

Sensor & Relay

Sensor

› Enable: Marks up when you want to activate the

sensor.

› Alias: Displays the sensor name.

› Type: Select the sensor type.

Relay

› Control duration: Enter the relay time.

› Alias: Displays the relay name.

› Type: Select the relay type.

› Control relay

- Run: Click to activate the relay.

- Stop: Click to stop the relay.

• Save: Click this button to conrm the settings.

Operation and settings

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Auto Tracking

Normal Scenario for Auto Tracking

Object detecting state

The camera starts to search a moving object. It may not starts the detecting under the some conditions. See ‘About Auto Tracking’.

Object tracking state

If the camera detects the object, it starts to track the object. When it uses PTZ in tracking, it’ll zoom in the object if it is small. If some OSD such as USER TITLE, ZOOM MAG, FUNCTION, DOME ID, and COMPASS are enabled, they are hidden from this state.

Recovery state

When the camera is congured to PTZ mode and lost the

object, it will zoom out to re-tracking the object.

Operation and settings

Lost state

If the camera fails to re-tracking the object, it can stay its position or return to the initial position where the tracking was started. The hidden OSD is shown from this state.

• The Auto Tracking is disabled temporary while the camera is moving based on some congurations: PRESET TOUR, GROUP TOUR, PATTERN TOUR, and AUTO PAN.

• When NIGHT MODE or the camera height value is congured to 2.5M, ZOOM function will be inactivated to operate Auto Tracking correctly.

• The following conditions can cause operational errors or make Auto Tracking impossible.

- An object that is not distinguishable from background at low luminance.

- An object that has similar color with background.

- A lot of moving objects

- Unsteady camera

- Environments where a shadow is long

- Environments where there is extreme ickering or where there is light shining and light reection on the dome

While PRESET TOUR / GROUP TOUR / AUTO PAN

• When the camera is stopped at one preset position, it follows the normal scenario for the preset dwell time.

• If a moving object is detected, the camera tracks the object until the lost state.

• If a moving object is not detected for the dwell time, it goes to the next preset position. While it is moving to the next position, the Auto Tracking is stopped temporary.

• Because of the OSD, Auto Tracking might operate incorrectly while PRESET TOUR/GROUP TOUR/AUTO PAN.

About Auto Tracking

• The Auto Tracking is stopped when a user moves the camera (Pan/Tilt/Zoom) or turns on OSD Menu. It is started again whenever a user stops the control.

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Operation and settings

OSD Menu Setup

The following table shows the list of menu items and options. You can adapt the camera to your requirements by setting up the respective items in these menus.

1st level 2nd level 3rd level Contents

CAMERA SET

FOCUS

EXPOSURE

WHITE BALANCE

DAY/NIGHT

FOCUS MODE

FOCUS DIST

RETURN

IRIS AUTO/MANUAL

AGC OFF/LOW/MIDDLE/HIGH

WDR/BLC OFF/WDR/BLC/HSBLC

BRIGHTNESS 0 to 100

SHUTTER OFF, A.FLK, 1/160, …, X2, AUTO

SENS-UP

RETURN

ATW

AUTO

MANUAL

ONE PUSH

AUTO

DAY

NIGHT

AUTO/MANUAL/ONE PUSH/

ZOOM TRIG

LW9228 series: 50 CM, 1.8 M, 3 M, 6 M

LW9226 series: 50 CM, 1 M, 3 M, 5 M

AUTO X2/AUTO X3/…/AUTO X128/

OFF

COLOR TEMP INDOOR/OUTDOOR

RED - 100 to +100

BLUE - 100 to +100

RETURN

D/N LEVEL LOW/MIDDLE/HIGH

DWELL TIME 5,10,15,30,60 SEC

RETURN

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Operation and settings

PAN/TILT SET

Operation and settings

OSD SET

OFF

3D-DNR

COLOR

SHARPNESS 0 to 68

RETURN

PRIVACY MASK

SPECIAL

RETURN

USER TITLE ON/OFF

ZOOM MAG ON/OFF

FUNCTION ON/OFF

DOME ID ON/OFF

RETURN

LOW

MIDDLE

HIGH

ON COLOR -20 to 20

OFF

MASK NUMBER 1 to 8

SET MASK

MASK STATE ON/OFF

MASK COLOR GRAY, WHITE, BLACK

WIDTH 2 to 320

HEIGHT 3 to 240

RETURN

PROPORTIONAL PT ON/OFF

COMPASS SET/ON/OFF

HOME POSITION

AUTO RETURN

TILT LIMIT ON/OFF

RETURN

OFF

SET

DWELL TIME(0 to 100)

RETURN

RETURN TIME

(1 MIN to 100 MIN)

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Operation and settings

LANGUAGE

RESET

RETURN

The option depends

on the model.

INFORMATION

INITIALIZATION

FACTORY RESET

RETURN

Operation and settings

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Operation and settings

General operation

1. Click the [OSD control] button on the LG Smart Web Viewer.

2. Click button. The camera setting menu appears on the live view window.

Operation and settings

3. Use or button to select an option then click button. Submenu appears.

4. Use or button to select a submenu option.

5. Use or button to select a value.

6. Click button to exit the setup menu. In the submenu, use or button to select the [RETURN] option and click button to return to the previous.

NOTE

• button: Used to move upper direction on the menu screen.

button: Used to move lower direction on the

•

menu screen.

button: Used to increase the value selected in the

•

menu.

button: Used to decrease the value selected in the

•

menu.

button: Executes selections and displays a

•

submenu for an item with the mark.

Camera menu settings

Focus setting

The camera adjusts the focus automatically by sensing the center of the picture.

Focus mode

Select [FOCUS MODE] option on the [FOCUS] menu, then select the following mode.

• AUTO: Auto-focus is activated automatically.

• MANUAL: Focus is activated automatically after the

zoom movement is nished. If you want to control the focus manually, press the FOCUS ( or ) buttons on the controller.

• ONE PUSH: The focus is activated manually. If the camera is received auto-focus command, the camera is activated auto-focus mode and the focus is set automatically and then the focus mode is automatically changed to manual mode.

• ZOOM TRIG: The focus is activated manually. If you change the zoom, the focus is activated automatically and then the focus mode is automatically changed to manual mode.

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Operation and settings

Focus Distance setting

Selects the minimum shooting distance for the focus. Select [FOCUS DIST] option on the [FOCUS] menu, then select a focus distance value.

Exposure settings

Iris setting

Select the desired lens iris value for camera exposure. Select [IRIS] option on the [EXPOSURE] menu, then select a value.

• AUTO: The lens iris is set automatically.

• MANUAL: Use or button to select the DC Iris level.

DC Iris level are set by one parameter unit.

WDR/BLC setting

Use WDR/BLC option to set the options for BLC or WDR camera.

1. Select [WDR/BLC] option on the [EXPOSURE] menu.

2. Use or button to select a mode then press .

• WDR LEVEL: WDR (Wide dynamic range) feature can be very helpful to cope with very challenging lighting conditions. It is capable of capturing both of the dark part and bright part and combining the dierences into a scene to generate a highly realistic image as original scene. Set the WDR level (LOW, MIDDLE, HIGH).

• BLC LEVEL: Camera’s backlight compensation feature helps alleviate issues of visibility in high contrast areas. Set the BLC level (LOW, MIDDLE, HIGH).

• HSBLC: Use for masking brightness of the specic area to view the subject more clearly.

- HSBLC LEVEL: Select the HSBLC level. (LOW, MIDDLE, HIGH).

- COLOR: Use or button to select a color.

• OFF: Not used.

BRIGHTNESS setting

You can increase the brightness of the darkened video. If you set the brightness to lower value, the image gets darkened. If you set the brightness to higher value, the image gets bright.

1. Select [BRIGHTNESS] option on the [EXPOSURE] menu.

2. Use or button to set the bright level.

Operation and settings

AGC (Automatic Gain Control) setting

If the images are too dark, change the maximum [AGC] value to make the images bright.

1. Select the [AGC] option on the [EXPOSURE] menu.

2. Use or button to select a mode.

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Operation and settings

SHUTTER (Shutter Speed) setting

Select the desired shutter speed for camera exposure. You can change the shutter speed to higher speed to capture fast-moving subjects, though the image becomes darker.

1. Select [SHUTTER] option on the [EXPOSURE] menu.

2. Use or button to set shutter speed.

SENS-UP setting

If pictures are not clear due to darkness, use this function to increase the sensitivity of picture.

1. Select [SENS-UP] option on the [EXPOSURE] menu.

2. Use or button to set the SENS-UP limit. To set the SENS-UP function, select the [AUTO] on the [SHUTTER].

NOTE

If you set to one of the SHUTTER options except AUTO on the [SHUTTER] menu, the [SENS-UP] setting is not available and [---] mark is displayed.

Operation and settings

White Balance setting

Select the method by which the camera shifts its output colors to compensate for the color of a light source.

- When the scene mostly contains high color temperature objects, such as a blue sky or sunset.

- When the scene is dim.

• AUTO: In this mode, the color temperature range for the proper white balance is approximately 2 700 K to 5 400 K. Proper white balance may not be obtained under the following conditions:

- When the color temperature is out of the 2 700 K to 5 400 K range.

- When the scene mostly contains high color temperature objects, such as a blue sky or sunset.

- When the scene is dim.

• ONE PUSH: If you select the ONE PUSH mode, you will be able to set up the White Balance automatically using button.

• MANUAL: You can set the white balance options manually.

- COLOR TEMP: Use or button to select a function.

› INDOOR: The color temperature range for

the proper white balance is approximately 3 200 K.

› OUTDOOR: The color temperature range for

the proper white balance is approximately 5 100 K.

- RED: Set the desired red value.

- BLUE: Set the desired blue value.

1. Select the [WHITE BALANCE] option on the [CAMERA SET] menu.

2. Use or button to select a mode then press .

• ATW (Auto-Tracing White Balance): In this mode,

the color temperature range for the proper white balance is approximately from 1 800 to 10 500 K. Proper white balance may not be obtained under the following conditions:

- When the color temperature is out of the 1 800 K to 10 500 K range.

Day/Night setting

1. Select [DAY/NIGHT] option on the [CAMERA SET ] menu.

2. Use or button to select the mode.

• AUTO: DAY/NIGHT mode changes automatically.

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Operation and settings

- D/N LEVEL: Use or button to select a level.

- DWELL TIME: Use or button to select a dwell time.

NOTE

If you set the AGC to [OFF] or the SHUTTER is set to one of the SHUTTER options except AUTO on the [EXPOSURE] menu, the AUTO mode of the DAY/NIGHT function is not available and [---] mark is displayed.

• DAY: Color mode enabled.

• NIGHT: Black-and-white mode enabled.

3D-DNR setting

Color setting

You can switch the displayed picture to grayscale or color.

1. Select the [COLOR] option on the [CAMERA SET] menu.

2. Use or button to change a color eect.

• ON: To display the picture with color. Select ON and press to display the submenu. You can adjust the color level using the or button.

• OFF: To display the picture with grayscale.

Sharpness setting

Sharpens the image outline.

Operation and settings

1. Select the [3D-DNR] option. If pictures are not clear due to brightness, use this function to reduce the noise of picture.

2. Use or button to select an option.

NOTE

• If you set the AGC to [OFF] on the [EXPOSURE] menu, the [3D-DNR] function is not available.

• When you use this function, the afterimage may occur.

1. Select the [SHARPNESS] option on the [CAMERA SET] menu.

2. Use or button to adjust the option. If you set the sharpness value to higher, the image outline becomes sharp. If you set to lower value, the image outline becomes dim.

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Operation and settings

PAN/TILT Settings

Privacy Mask setting

This function is aiming at the protection of personal privacy, the mask zone is not displayed on the screen. Up to 8 zones can be registered.

Operation and settings

7. Use or button to select the color of the mask zone box on the [MASK COLOR] option.

8. Select the [WIDTH] option and use or button to adjust the horizontal size of the mask zone box.

9. Select the [HEIGHT] option and use or button to adjust the vertical size of the mask zone box.

10. Repeat steps 3 to 9 to add additional positions.

NOTE

• The parts with the registered mask numbers from 1 to 4 have the same color. (So do the parts with the numbers from 5 to 8). If you change the mask color, the registered mask color will be changed automatically with the same color for each of group (1 to 4, 5 to 8).

• The initial PRIVACY MASK color is set to black . After setting, the PRIVACY MASK position on [SET MASK] option, it`ll be changed to gray color. Be sure, you have to press button on the [SET MASK] option to conrm the privacy mask color.

Special setting

1. Select the [PRIVACY MASK] option on the [PAN/TILT MENU].

2. Press button to display the PRIVACY MASK MENU.

3. Use or button to select a zone number on the [MASK NUMBER] option.

4. Select the [SET MASK] option and press button.

5. Select the mask zone using the PTZ control buttons and then press button to save it.

6. Use or button to set to [ON] or [OFF] on the [MASK STATE] option. If you already registered the mask zone and set to ON, the mask zone box appears on the monitor.

Proportional PT

This function optimizes the image by automatically adjusting the PAN/TILT (horizontal/vertical rotation) speed according to the zoom ratio.

1. Select [PROPORTIONAL PT] option on the [SPECIAL] menu.

2. Use or button to toggle it on and o.

• ON : Pan/tilt speed is in inverse proportion to the

zoom ratio.

• OFF : The speed is constant at the fastest level

regardless of the zoom ratio.

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Operation and settings

Compass

You can display the north, south, east and west information on the screen.

1. Select [COMPASS] option on the [SPECIAL] menu.

2. Set the [COMPASS] option to [SET] and then press button.

3. Select north point using the PTZ control buttons and then press button.

4. Set the [COMPASS] option to [ON].

Home position

The home position is the camera’s basic position. The camera returns to this position whenever you want.

Use the following procedure to make the home position.

1. Select [HOME POSITION] option on the [SPECIAL] menu.

2. Use or button to set it ON.

3. Press button.

4. Select [SET] option and then press button.

5. Select the home position where you want and then press button.

6. Select [DWELL TIME] option and then select the dwell time.

7. Select [RETURN] option and press button to exit the setting menu.

» Go to Home position

1. Select [HOME POSITION] option on the [SPECIAL]

menu.

2. Use or button to set it ON.

3. Press button.

4. Select [GO] option and then press button. The

camera will move to the home position.

Auto return

This function can be used to specify automatic return to a particular mode if a certain amount of time elapses without any operation being performed.

1. Select [AUTO RETURN] option on the [SPECIAL] menu.

2. Use or button to set it [ON] and then press button.

3. Select [RETURN TIME] option and then select the auto return time.

4. Select [RETURN] option and press button to exit the setting menu.

NOTE

If you set [AUTO RETURN] to [ON], the [HOME POSITION] option is set to [OFF] automatically and you can not use it.

Tilt limit

You can specify the tilt range. If you set this function, the camera is able to tilt from 15º to 165º.

1. Select [TILT LIMIT] option on the [SPECIAL] menu.

2. Use or button to set it [ON]. If you do not want to use this function, set it to [OFF].

Operation and settings

NOTE

• If you do not want to use the home position function, set the [HOME POSITION] option to [OFF].

• If you set the [HOME POSITION] to [ON], the [AUTO RETURN] option is set to [OFF] automatically and you can not use it.

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Operation and settings

OSD Settings

Operation and settings

User title setting

You can use the camera identication to assign a number and character to the camera.

1. Select [USER TITLE] option on the [OSD] menu.

2. Use or button to set it [ON].

3. Press button. The USER TITLE menu appears.

4. Use , , or button to select a character, number, symbol mark or option item.

• CLR: If you enter the wrong code, select [CLR] then press . All letters will be erased at once.

• POS: Move the USER TITLE position on the screen using the or buttons.

• END: Select this option to exit the settings.

ZOOM MAG setting

Displays or removes the zoom OSD on the screen.

1. Select [ZOOM MAG] option on the [OSD] menu.

2. Use or button to set it [ON] or [OFF].

3. Select [RETURN] option and press button to exit the setting menu.

FUNCTION setting

Displays or removes the Function OSD on the screen.

1. Select [FUNCTION] option on the [OSD] menu.

2. Use or button to set it [ON] or [OFF].

3. Select [RETURN] option and press button to exit the setting menu.

DOME ID setting

Displays or removes the Camera ID OSD on the screen.

1. Select [DOME ID] option on the [OSD] menu.

2. Use or button to set it [ON] or [OFF]

3. Select [RETURN] option and press button to exit the setting menu.

NOTE

USER TITLE, ZOOM MAG, FUNCTION, DOME ID, and COMPASS are hidden when the camera starts tracking an object. When the tracking is stopped, those will be displayed as congured.

• </>: Moves cursor to left or right.

(Blank): Insert a space at the cursor position.

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Operation and settings

LANGUAGE Setting

Select a language for the setup menu and OSD display.

RESET Setting

Information

You can view the current camera information such as PTZ software version, camera software version, camera ID, Protocol and Baud Rate.

1. Select [INFORMATION] option on the [RESET] menu.

2. Press button to display the current camera information.

Initialization

You can initialize the camera settings.

1. Select [INITIALIZATION] option on the [RESET] menu.

2. Press button then conrmation window is displayed.

3. Select [YES] and press button.

Factory reset

Clear certain settings and information and return to factory default settings.

1. Select [FACTORY RESET] option on the [RESET] menu.

2. Press button then conrmation window is displayed.

3. Select [YES] and press button. The camera will return to the factory default settings.

Operation and settings

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Reference

5 Reference

Troubleshooting

This section provides useful information to help you to resolve any diculty you might have with your LG IP device. Fault symptoms, possible causes and remedial actions are provided here.

IP Setting problems

• ARP/Ping: Disconnect and reconnect the power to the network camera. The device should get the IP within 2 minutes.

• Ping your camera: Open the command prompt on your computer, type ping with the IP address of the network

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device. The reply obtained by this command provides explanation for the cause of the problem.

1. bytes = 32 time = 2 ms indicates that the IP

address is already used and cannot reuse the same. A new IP address needs to be obtained.

2. Destination host unreachable: indicates that the

network device and your computer do not fall in the same subnet hence needs to get a new IP address. Contact the system administrator for the required help.

3. Request timed out: Indicates that the IP is free as it

is not used by anyone and the network device can obtain this.

• IP Conicts: If the LG network device is set with a static IP address and if the DHCP option is set then there may be IP’s same as the network device and other network partner. Hence set the static IP address to 0.0.0.0 to resolve this conict.

Cannot access the camera from browser:

• Reconnect the network camera with power and check the ping operation to know if the IP is used by others.

• Disable the proxy setting in the Browser if you are using a proxy server.

• Check for proper cabling and network connections, try to ping after verifying the connectivity.

• Sometimes when HTTPS is enabled, we would be checking the URL with http, in this case manually change the URL to the http/https accordingly.

• Verify the DNS and Gateway settings if the IP address is assigned statically to the network device.

Accessing camera external to the local network

• Firewall Protection: Check for the internet rewall with the system administrator, either he has to do port forwarding or modify the DMZ function on the router.

• Default router needed: Check if you need congure the router settings.

Sporadic network performance

• Network Switches or hubs used may be of the lower conguration and the load on this may not meet the required conditions of our network camera.

• Check for the RJ-45 cables that are used for the network connectivity.

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Video Streaming problems

• If the video streaming does not start on the Web browser, install the LG Web Client ActiveX program on your computer following the instructions on the Web browser.

• When Windows IE browsers are used always take care to allow pop ups, check this option before we run the web client.

• Check the quality of image by referring the video settings as described in the manual.

• Sometimes there would be intermittent or very slow video streaming, this may be because of the higher resolution and frame rate that are set for the video.

• The video streaming may appear poor at times, this may be because of the network trac, too many devices connected to the switch or hub, enabling motion detection to each of the video streams and because of other programs running on your computer.

• If the images appear to be blurred adjust the focus of the network camera to get a clear image.

• Video images if appear white and black adjust the settings in the OSD to get back the colorful image.

• Select the Night mode if the network camera is connected at a place where surrounding light is less or dark.

• If we obtain lower frame rate than set we need to check from the system administrator for sucient bandwidth available or reduce the number of applications running on the client computer.

• If the client PC’s are unable to access the multicast stream, check with the system administrator for the use of a valid multicast address or check if the router is supporting multicasting.

• If the images appear to have white of gray stripes on it, upgrade the Video graphics driver on the client PC to the latest version.

• Video images may be noisy if you are using the camera in a very low light environment or the bit rate/quality is set to very low values. Provide higher values for quality and support the surrounding environment with enough light.

Audio condition

• The client computer that is interacting with the camera needs to have a sound card that is functional to support speaker and microphone.

• The sound card needs to be checked for its support for full duplex communication.

• Ensure that the mute button of the client computer is not set and all the audio settings are correct.

• Speaker button on the web viewer should be enabled to listen the audio from the network camera.

• Ensure that the bidirectional audio button is enabled on the Web viewer and the microphone is set.

• Change the input and the output gain for microphone and the speaker respectively to set correct audio level.

For all further support please contact the supplier or forums or websites.

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Open source software notice

The following GPL executables and LGPL libraries used in this product are subject to the GPL2.0/LGPL2.1 License Agreements:

GPL EXECUTABLES:

Linux kernel 2.6, bash, busybox, gdbm, libreadline, moduleinit-tools, mount, mtd-utils, net-tools, quftp, tar, util-linux

LGPL LIBRARIES:

Glibc, libelf, libesmtp, live.media

LG Electronics oers to provide source code to you on CD-ROM for a charge covering the cost of performing such distribution, such as the cost of media, shipping and handling upon e-mail request to LG Electronics at:

opensource@lge.com

This oer is valid for a period of three (3) years from the date of the distribution of this product by LG Electronics.

You can obtain a copy of the GPL, LGPL licenses from http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html and

http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html.

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This product includes mDNSResponder component which is licensed under the terms of the Apache License, Version

2.0.

You can obtain a copy of the Apache license from http:// www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html.

This product includes

• dhcp client :

• libcap

1991 1998, Thomas G. Lane.

Foundation, Inc.

incremental

• OpenSSL :

› cryptographic software written by Eric Young

(eay@cryptsoft.com).

› software written by Tim Hudson (tjh@cryptsoft.

com).

› software developed by the OpenSSL Project

for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit. (http://www. openssl.org)

• Speex :

Foundation

Inc.

Scientic and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)

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Carsten Bormann

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation les (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

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Appendix

6 Appendix

Speciﬁcations

Camera Image Sensor 4.5 mm EX-view HAD CCD

PTZ Optical Zoom x27 x37

Appendix

Video/Audio Video Compression H.264, MJPEG

Model LW9226 LW9226I LW9228 LW9228I

x27 Zoom

Lens

Resolution Up to 704 x 480, 704 x 576 (N/P)

Min. Illumination

True Day/Night O

WDR O

Image Enhancement

Panning Range & Speed

Tilting Range & Speed 0˚ to 180˚, Maximum 400˚/Second

Auto Panning Maximum 8 points

Preset 128

Group Touring Maximum 9 Groups

Pattern 1EA

Auto Tracking O

Frame Rate 30fps @ D1 + 30fps @ CIF (NTSC), 25fps @ D1 + 25fps @ CIF (PAL)

Multi-Streaming Dual Streaming

Audio Compression G.726, G.711

2-way Audio O

(F1.5 (Wide End), F3.8 ( Tele End))

( f = 3.25 mm to 88 mm )

Color Mode :0.003 (0.6) lx (Sens-up OFF)

B/W Mode : 0.000 1 (0.1) lx (Sens-up OFF)

Backlight Compensation, Exposure Control, Sens Up Control, AGC, White Balance,

Privacy Masking, EIS, Digital Zoom

0˚ to 360˚, Maximum 400˚/Second

(F1.5(Wide End), F4.1( Tele End))

x37 Zoom

( f = 3.5 mm to 129 mm )

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Event Motion Detection O

Event Notication Relay Out, Email, FTP

Pre Event Buering O

Video Analytics Embedded

Interface Video In/Out 1 BNC Out

Audio In/Out 1/1

Alarm In/Out 4/2

Network Ethernet 10/100 Ethernet

Security Password Protection, HTTPS(SSL, TLS)

Protocol TCP/IP(IPv4), HTTP, HTTPS, RTP, RTSP, UDP, DHCP, FTP, SMTP, NTP, ARP, ICMP, DDNS(LG)

Remote S/W LSS464 and Web Client

Connections Up to 10

Misc. Protection IP66, Vandal Proof - IP66, Vandal Proof -

Power Source AC 24 V

Power Consumption 25 W 19 W 25 W 19 W

Operating Temperature

Safekeeping Temperature

Weight 4.17 kg 2.5 kg 4.17 kg 2.5 kg

Dimension (Φ xH)

-20 ˚C to 50 ˚C -10 ˚C to 50 ˚C -20 ˚C to 50 ˚C -10 ˚C to 50 ˚C

Humidity: 0 % RH to 80 % RH

-30 ˚C to 60 ˚C (Humidity: 0 % RH to 90 % RH)

234.6 mm x 269.9 mm205.8 mm x 247.4 mm234.6 mm x 269.9 mm205.8 mm x 247.4

Appendix

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