LT Security IP85PW User Manual

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Content

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Installation

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Installation

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1. Installation

Installation ............................................................................................................................

1.1.

1.1. Minimum

1.2.

1.2. Preparation

1.3.

1.3. Configuring

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Minimum

Minimum System

Preparation

Preparation ..............................................................................................................

Configuring

Configuring the

1.3.1.

1.3.1. Real-time

1.3.2.

1.3.2. Replay

1.3.3.

1.3.3. Settings

System

Requirements

System

Requirements

System Requirements

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the

IP

Device

the

IP

Device

the IP

IP Device

Device .....................................................................................

Real-time

Real-time ....................................................................................................

1.3.1.1.

1.3.1.1. Video

1.3.1.2.

1.3.1.2. Pan/Tilt

1.3.1.3.

1.3.1.3. Quick

1.3.1.4.

1.3.1.4. Size

1.3.1.5.

1.3.1.5. Real-time

Replay

Replay .........................................................................................................

1.3.2.1.

1.3.2.1. Query

1.3.2.2.

1.3.2.2. File

1.3.2.3.

1.3.2.3. Play

Settings

Settings .......................................................................................................

1.3.3.1.

1.3.3.1. Basic

1.3.3.2.

1.3.3.2. Network

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Video

Control

Video

Control

Video Control

Control .................................................................................

Pan/Tilt

Pan/Tilt Operation

Quick

Quick Operation

Size

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Query Date

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File List

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Play Toolbar

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Basic

Basic Parameters

1.3.3.1.1.

1.3.3.1.1. Device

1.3.3.1.2.

1.3.3.1.2. Time

1.3.3.1.3.

1.3.3.1.3. User

1.3.3.1.4.

1.3.3.1.4. Time

1.3.3.1.5.

1.3.3.1.5. Restore

1.3.3.1.6.

1.3.3.1.6. System

Network

Network Parameters

1.3.3.2.1.

1.3.3.2.1. IP

1.3.3.2.2.

1.3.3.2.2. WIFI

1.3.3.2.3.

1.3.3.2.3. DDNS

1.3.3.2.4.

1.3.3.2.4. FTP

1.3.3.2.5.

1.3.3.2.5. FTP

1.3.3.2.6.

1.3.3.2.6. UPNP

1.3.3.2.7.

1.3.3.2.7. Streaming

Operation

Operation ........................................................................

Operation

Operation ............................................................................

of

Preview

of

Preview

of Preview

Preview Image

Date

Date .....................................................................................

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Toolbar

Toolbar ...................................................................................

Parameters

Parameters ...........................................................................

Device

Device Name

Time

Time Setting

User

User Management

Time

Time to

Restore

Restore to

System

System Update

Parameters

Parameters .....................................................................

IP

Address

IP

Address

IP Address

Address &

WIFI

WIFI Parameters

DDNS

DDNS ..................................................................................

FTP

FTP Parameters

FTP

FTP Scheduled

UPNP

UPNP ..................................................................................

Streaming

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Setting

Setting .......................................................................

Management

Management .............................................................

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Reboot

to

Reboot

to Reboot

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Update

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Record

Record .....................................................

Protocol

Protocol ............................................................

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1.3.3.2.8.

1.3.3.2.8. P2P

1.3.3.3.

1.3.3.3. Channels

1.3.3.3.1.

1.3.3.3.1. Character

1.3.3.3.2.

1.3.3.3.2. Video

1.3.3.3.3.

1.3.3.3.3. Adjust

1.3.3.3.4.

1.3.3.3.4. Area

1.3.3.3.5.

1.3.3.3.5. Audio

1.3.3.4.

1.3.3.4. Alarm

1.3.3.4.1.

1.3.3.4.1. Sensor

1.3.3.4.2.

1.3.3.4.2. Motion

1.3.3.4.3.

1.3.3.4.3. Motion

1.3.3.4.4.

1.3.3.4.4. Camera

1.3.3.4.5.

1.3.3.4.5. Email

1.3.3.5.

1.3.3.5. Server

1.3.3.5.1.

1.3.3.5.1. Server-end

1.3.3.5.2.

1.3.3.5.2. Server-end

1.3.3.5.3.

1.3.3.5.3. Server-end

1.3.3.5.4.

1.3.3.5.4. Server-end

2.

Specifications

2.

Specifications

2.

2. Specifications

Specifications ......................................................................................................................

3.

Physical

3.

Physical

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3. Physical

Physical Description

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Frequent

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Frequent

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4. Frequent

Frequent Asked

4.1.

4.1. Fail

4.2

4.2 .Can

4.3.

4.3. Fail

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4.4. Can

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4.5. Errors

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Appendix

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Appendix

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5. Appendix

Appendix .............................................................................................................................

5.1.

5.1. Hardware

5.2.

5.2. Mapping

5.3.

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Description

Description ..........................................................................................................

Asked

Asked Questions

Fail

to

Fail

to

Fail to

to Access

.Can

Not

.Can

Not

.Can Not

Not Play

Fail

to

Fail

to

Fail to

to Browse

Can

Not

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Hardware

Hardware Reset

Mapping

Mapping &

5.2.1.

5.2.1. UPNP

5.2.2.

5.2.2. Manual

Wireless

Wireless Settings

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Questions

Questions .................................................................................................

Access

Access the

Play

Play Video

Browse

Browse Images

Get

Data

Get

Data

Get Data

Data Passed

Occur

Occur After

Reset

Reset .....................................................................................................

&

Access

&

Access

& Access

Access IP

UPNP

UPNP Mapping

Manual

Manual Mapping

Settings

Settings ....................................................................................................

P2P

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P2P

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Channels

Channels Parameters

Alarm

Alarm Parameters

Server

Server Storage

the

the IP

Video

Video After

Images

Images Normally

After

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Mapping

Mapping ..........................................................................................

Mapping

Mapping .......................................................................................

Parameters

Parameters ....................................................................

Character

Character Superposition

Video

Coding

Video

Coding

Video Coding

Coding .....................................................................

Adjust

Adjust Color

Area

Shield

Area

Shield

Area Shield

Shield .........................................................................

Audio

Parameters

Audio

Audio Parameters

Parameters

Parameters .........................................................................

Sensor

Sensor Detection

Motion

Motion Detection

Motion

Motion Detection

Camera

Camera Been

Email

Alarm

Email

Alarm

Email Alarm

Alarm Settings

Storage

Storage ...............................................................................

Server-end

Server-end Timing

Server-end

Server-end Timing

Server-end

Server-end Snapshot

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IP

IP Device

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Passed Through

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Device Through

Through the

After

Program

After

Program

After Program

Program Updating

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Detection

Detection Schedule

Detection

Detection Area

Detection

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Shaded

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Been Shaded

Shaded Alarm

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Timing

Timing to

Timing

Timing to

Snapshot

Snapshot Parameters

Storage

Storage Device

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the Browser

Updating

Updating .....................................................

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Windows98

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Schedule Settings

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Area Settings

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Schedule Settings

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5.4.

5.4. How

5.3.1.

5.3.1. Set

5.3.2.

5.3.2. Set

5.3.3.

5.3.3. Check

How

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to Use

Set

Wireless

Set

Wireless

Set Wireless

Wireless Router

Set

the

IP

Set

the

IP

Set the

the IP

IP Device

Check

the

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the

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the Wireless

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the

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the Streaming

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1.1

1.1 .

nstallation

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nstallation

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Minimum

.

Minimum

. Minimum

Minimum System

System

System Requirements

Requirements

The IP device provides access through an embedded web server.

device, your PC needs to meet minimum requirements to perform satisfactorily.

CPU

Memory

Operating S ystem

Pentinum 4 2.4GHz and above

128 MB or above

Windows XP with SP2 or above.

Windows Vista / Windows 2003 / Win7

Internet Explorer 6.0 and above.

To

access the

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1.2

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Preparation

1.2

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Preparation

1.2

1.2 .

. Preparation

Preparation

IP device accesses through Internet Explorer browser. Please set up the correct

IP address firstly.

1.

Setup

your

PC

1.

Setup

1.

1. Setup

Setup your

your

your PC

network

PC

network

PC network

network

The IP address of your PC must be in the same subnet with the IP device.

need to match the TCP/IP settings with PC before you can access it via IE.

2.

Setup

IP

device

’

s

IP

2.

Setup

IP

2.

2. Setup

Setup IP

The default IP address of IP device is 192.168.1.199. D efault Subnet Mask is

255.255.255.0

To access the IP device, the IP address of the PC should match the address

below.

IP Address: 192.168.1.xxx

Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

NOTE: xxx should be a number from 1 to 254 except 199, which is used by the IP

device. Please make sure that two equipment s cannot share the same IP address in

the same network . For example, you can set up your PC IP address:

192.168.1. 2 00.

B elow is an example to explain the setting procedure s on Windows 7. If your

computer operation system is Win 7, please refer to OS user-manuals for proper

setting up.

device

IP device

device

’

s

IP

’

s

s IP

IP address

address

You

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STEP1

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STEP1

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Start up your computer.

STEP2

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Click the [Start] and select the “ Control Panel ”

STEP3

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Select the “ Network and Internet connections ” .

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STEP4

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Select the “ Network and Sharing Center ”

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Select the “ Local Area Connection ”

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Click the “ Properties ”

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Select the “ Internet Protocol V ersion 4 (TCP/IPv4) ”

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Select the “ Use the following IP address ” , enter the IP a ddress and subnet

mask. For example, you can set up your PC IP address: 192.168.1. 2 00

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Click the [OK] and close all the dialog windows one by one.

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1.3

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Configuring

1.3

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Configuring

1.3

1.3 .

. Configuring

Configuring the

Once all preparation s of PC ha ve been done, you can login the IP device

through Internet Explorer Browser 6.0 or above.

Follow the procedures below to configure the IP device.

STEP1

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STEP1

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Enter the default IP address of the IP device on Browser : http://192.168.1.199

the

the IP

IP

IP D

D

evice

D

evice

D evice

evice

STEP2

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Enter User name and Password. ( Default user name is 888888, default

password is 888888), then click “ OK ” .

STEP3

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When you login successfully IP device, there is an adding-on Active X control

notices to display on Internet Explorer. All the plug-in in our IP device are safe,

there won ’ t be any bad influence to your computer.

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STEP4

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STEP4

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Click the notice, then you will see a window message to ask for your

permission to install the Active X control. Please click “ Install ” to install this

plug-in, otherwise you cannot use our IP device .

N OTE : If you can ’ t see the download ActiveX notification, please follow below

steps:

For IE browser: Click “ Tool ” “ Internet Options ” “ Security ” “ Custom

level ” . Find “ Download signed ActiveX controls ” and check the “ Enable ” radio

button. Click “ OK ” button then restart the IE. You should be able to see the

notification of Download the ActiveX controls.

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Now, you can view the video after the installation.

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1.3.1

1.3.1 .

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Real-time

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Real-time

. Real-time

Real-time

1.3.1.1.

1.3.1.1. Video

Click “ Play ” button, to view real-time video

Click “ Stop ” button, to stop watching the video.

Video

Control

Video

Control

Video Control

Control

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1.3.1.2.

1.3.1.2. Pan/Tilt

Pan/Tilt

Pan/Tilt Operation

Operation

Click the right buttons to control

the rotation from Up, Down, Left, Right

and auto rotation.

1.3.1.3.

1.3.1.3. Quick

Quick

Operation

Quick

Operation

Quick Operation

Operation

These three buttons are shortcut s for setting the

IP device, which are direct ed to “ Settings ” interface

of IP device.

1.3.1.4.

1.3.1.4. Size

Size

Size of

of

of P

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review

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review

P review

review I

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mage

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mage

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mage

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H alf of the original

F ull computer screen real-time video ;

when under full screen, right click to turn back to original display size

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1.3.1.5.

1.3.1.5. Real-time

【 Audio

Real-time

Real-time Video

Audio

Audio 】 Click “ Audio ” button,

Video

Function

Video

Function

Video Function

Function

the button icon will become

orange. Connect a pickup with the

IP device correctly , you will be

able to hear the sound from the IP device via your computer.

Please refer to the following chapter to set the audio parameters:

1.3.3.3.5 Audio Parameters

Talkback

【 Talkback

Talkback 】 Click “ Talkback ” button, the button icon will become orange.

Connect a pickup and speaker with the IP device correctly, you will be able to

communicate with the IP device port from your computer .

Snapshot

【 Snapshot

Snapshot 】 Click the “ Snapshot ” per time,

IP device will automatically ca tch a snapshot

with BMP format , and will create a folder by

the name of the current date. The default

snapshot path in the local computer is C:\Temp , the snapshot is named with:

Device name _ 1 _ time. For example: video server_1_ 09 _ 26 _ 3 7 .

NOTE: I f the computer system isVista or W in7 ,

you might fail the capture when c lick ing “ snapshot ” ,

thus, p lease close the browser , right-click the browser icon , click "Run as administrator" ， use administrator

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Record

【 Record

Record 】 Click “ Record ” button, the button icon

will become orange , recording starts. Click the

“ Record ” button to stop recording, the icon turns

back to be white. T he IP device will create

automatically a folder named by the current

recording date , and save the recorded file in

the format of *.mp4.in Disk D. The recorded

file is named with : Device name _ 1 _ time. For example: D:\20110305\video

server_1_ 092637 . mp4 ” .

Please use the “ RealMp4Player ” to play the video recording directly, please

install the player in the attached CD. Or you can replay the recording on the IE

browser in the “ Replay ” interface, please refer to the following chapter for this

operation:

1.3.2 Replay

If RAM of Disk D is full, or the disk has insufficient RAM , the earliest

recorded files will be covered automatically.

NOTE: I f the computer system isVista or W in7 , you might fail the recording when

c lick ing “ Record ” . Thus, p lease close the browser , right-click the browser icon , click "Run as administrator" ， use administrator privilege to operate can solve this

problem .

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1.3.2

1.3.2 .

an adding-on Active X control notices to display on Internet Explorer. Please click

“ Install ” to install this plug-in, otherwise you cannot view the replay .

.

Replay

.

Replay

. Replay

Replay

This interface is to replay the video.

Click “ Replay ” to enter. When you r first time to enter this interface, there is

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1.3.2.1.

1.3.2.1. Query

Query

Query Date

Date

Select the recording time to replay, click “ Search ” , there will display the file

list in the segment time under the “ File List ” .

1.3.2.2.

1.3.2.2. File

File

File L

L

L ist

ist

Choose the one you want to replay and click matching icon to playback .

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1.3.2.3.

1.3.2.3. Play

Play

Play Toolbar

Toolbar

Progress

【 Progress

Progress bar

bar

bar 】 Click in the progress bar to show the current broadcast ing

schedule, and adjust the broadcasting pace.

P lay the recording .

S uspended play.

Stop play.

Per click “ Step ” , the playback will play only a frame recording. For

example, one second NTSC recording is composed by 30 frames pictures,

then you need to click ” Step ” 30 times to jump to next second.

T o make playback speeds faster.

To make playback speeds slower .

Image sharp pen, to make image relief, value from -1 to 9, -1 is disable, 9 is

the sharpest value.

This is used to cut video clips. First , drag the cursor of the progress bar to

the point, where you want to start the clips, click , the video plays again,

until to the point where you want to stop, click to save this clips.

Save the video clip file.

During playing, click to overturn 180 ° of the video.

Full screen . If it was in pause stat us , it won ’ t work.

Sound control to be soundness

Drag the cursor to adjust the volume.

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1.3.3

1.3.3 .

1.3.3.1

1.3.3.1 .

.

Settings

.

Settings

. Settings

Settings

.

Basic

.

. Basic

Parameters

Basic

Parameters

Basic Parameters

Parameters

1.3.3.1.1.

1.3.3.1.1. Device

Device

【 Device

Device Name

modify the name. Device name usually display s in the recording files name and

snapshot file name , to distinguish other video s . The device name won ’ t display in

the “ Real – time ” windows .

Serial

【 Serial

Serial Number

1.3.3.1.2.

1.3.3.1.2. Time

Device

Device Name

Name

Name 】 Input the name of the device, then click OK to save .

Number

Number 】 S erial number of current IP device , which cannot be changed.

Time

Time Setting

Name

Setting

You

can

This function is used to change the time of the IP device. Please refer to the

following steps to modify the time

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STEP1

�

STEP1

�

Click “ Edit ” to modify the time,

STEP2

�

STEP2

�

Click “ OK ” to finish the modification.

If you want to have the IP device time the same with the PC time. Please

click the “ PC Time ” and then click “ OK ” to finish.

1.3.3.1.3

1.3.3.1.3 .

.

User

Management

.

User

Management

. User

User Management

Management

Default Admin U ser name/ Pw d is: 888888/888888. You can modify them here ,

then click “ OK ” button. This m odif ication requires logging in the webpage again to

browse real-time video.

T he Common User Name 1&2 / Pwd 1&2 is 1/2 separately . Similarly, you can

modify them here, save and re-login in.

NOTE: Please remember all the parameters for the management — Important.

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1.3.3.1.4

1.3.3.1.4 .

.

Time

.

Time

. Time

Time to

to

Reboot

to

Reboot

to Reboot

Reboot

This function is used for rebooting the IP device as long as the power is on.

Keep the “ Timing to Reboot ” “ On ” status, set the “ Reboot Time ” , for

example, set “ 1H5M ” , that is to say, the IP device will reboot on 01:05 every day

as long as the power is on.

1.3.3.1.5

1.3.3.1.5 .

.

Restore

.

Restore

. Restore

Restore to

to

L

eave

F

eave

eave F

actory

F

actory

F actory

actory D

to

L

to L

L eave

D

efault

D

efault

D efault

efault P

P

arameters

P

arameters

P arameters

arameters

Click “ Restore ” button and reboot the IP device , all the parameters will be

back to the factory default parameters, except for the device name and IP address &

port.

If you want to make hardware reset, please refer to: 5.1 Hardware Reset

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1.3.3.1.6

1.3.3.1.6 .

.

System

.

System

. System

System Update

Update

This is used for system upgrade. C lick “ Browse …” to choose upgrade files of

“ *. i tm ” format , and then click “ OK ” , until the web page display s “ The program has

been updated successfully, please login again ” , the device will reboot

automatically.

Upgrade file s are provided from your supplier. This is very important and

pivotal, we don't recommend the system upgrade unless you have got the particular

guide from your supplier.

1.3.3.2

1.3.3.2 .

.

Network

.

Network

. Network

Network P

P

arameters

P

arameters

P arameters

arameters

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1.3.3.2.1

1.3.3.2.1 .

.

. IP

IP

IP A

A

ddress

A

ddress

A ddress

ddress &

&

P

ort

&

P

ort

& P

P ort

ort

To access the IP device via W AN, you must map the ports first, please refer to:

5.2 Mapping & Access IP Device via WAN

Connection

【 Connection

Connection type

Static IP Address, this method is highly recommended.



IP

Address

IP

Address

IP

IP Address

Address Based on network environment to fill out your own IP address or



type

type 】

Static IP A ddress, PPPOE, DHCP optional.

keep the default( Default IP address cannot be used with two and more IP

devices on LAN),

Gateway

Gateway B ased on network environment / IP address to fill out.



Subnet

Subnet Mask



DNS

DNS Keep the same with your route’s DNS. This item related to the



Mask

Mask B ased on network environment to fill out , or keep the default.

application of DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Server) and Email Alarm.

PPPOE



Please contact y ou r network operators, to provide the “ PPPOE User Name ”

and “ PPPOE Password" ”

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DHCP



The following parameters please keep the default or follow our instruction.

WEB

Port

WEB

【 WEB

Port

WEB Port

Port 】 D efault is 80. If you change into another port, you need to add th is

port behind IP address when visit the IP device via IE . For example, IP device is

192.168.1.199, web port is 81, and then the login IP address is

http://192.168.1.199:81 . If you want to visit from WAN (Wide Area Network) via

IE , you must map the WEB port on your router equipment.

Date

Transfer

Date

【 Date

Transfer

Date Transfer

Transfer Port

Port

Port 】 D efault is 3000.

NOTE: in system backstage, there hide a date control port , default is 3001. Date

control port = date transfer port + 1. If you change the date transfer port into

4000, the system will automatically change date control port is 4001.

When visiting the IP device via WAN, you have to map the date transfer port

and date control port on the router. Because you have to visit the IP device on

WAN through date control port and date transfer port .

Alarm

【 Alarm

Alarm Host

Alarm

【 Alarm

Alarm Host

Remote

【 Remote

Remote Host

Host

Address

Host

Address

Host Address

Address 】 Alarm Host Address , keep the default.

Host

Port

Host

Port

Host Port

Port 】 Alarm Host Port , keep the default.

Host

Address

Host

Address

Host Address

Address 】 Remote Host Address. This function is used IP device

initiative send date to remote host. Keep the default.

Remote

【 Remote

Remote Host

Host

Port

Host

Port

Host Port

Port 】 Remote Host Port. The default

is 3004. Keep the default.

Multicast

【 Multicast

Multicast Address

Multicast

【 Multicast

Multicast Port

Address

Address 】 Keep the default.

Port

Port 】 Keep the default.

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NOTE: when you change the above parameters, you must click on the upper left

corner “ Save ” and “ Reboot ” to take effect.

1.3.3.2.2

1.3.3.2.2 .

.

WIFI

.

. WIFI

Parameters

WIFI

Parameters

WIFI Parameters

Parameters

You need a wireless router of 802.11b/g before you use the WiFi function,

please setup the SSID name and Encryption of Wireless Network in your wireless

router.

Wireless

【 Wireless

Wireless Network

Network

Network 】 Click “ Refresh ” to find the SSID name and Encryption you

have set in the “ Wireless Network ” . Double-click the SSID name and Encryption,

the SSID will be auto input in the “ Currently Wireless Network ” , please input the

password.

IP

Address

IP

Address

【 IP

IP Address

Address Configuration

Configuration

Configuration 】

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There are three methods to enable WIFI function: Static IP

Address/PPPOE/DHCP.

Static IP Address



PPPOE



If you choose to PPPOE, please contact y ou r network operators, to provide

the “ PPPOE User Name ” and “ PPPOE Password" ”

DHCP



The following parameters will keep the same under these three methods.

IP

Address

IP

Address

IP

IP Address



Address Based on network environment to fill out your own IP device

address

Subnet

Subnet Mask



Gateway

 Gateway

Gateway Keep this item the same with the IP address of your wireless router.

DNS

 DNS

DNS Keep the same with your route’s DNS. This item related to the

Mask

Mask B ased on network environment to fill out

application of DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Server) and Email Alarm.

NOTE: When connect the WAN via WIFI, Please enable the “ WIFI Gateway as

Default Gateway ” , and choose WIFI specification: 802.11b & 802.11g.

For detail Wireless setting, please refer to: 5.3 Wireless Settings

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1.3.3.2.

1.3.3.2. 3.

3.

DDNS

3.

DDNS

3. DDNS

DDNS

DDNS (Dynamic DNS) is simply a way of using a static hostname to connect

to a dynamic IP address. When connected to your

ISP,

you are assigned a

temporary IP address. DDNS services keep track of your IP address and route your

Domain name to that address when you wish to connect to the IP device from a

remote location.

How to add DDNS （ take Dyndns for example )

STEP1

 STEP1

STEP1 Select “ Start DDNS ” 。

STEP2

 STEP2

STEP2 Choose “ DDNS Supplier ” is to be “ Support Dyndns ”

STEP3

 STEP3

STEP3 Fill in Domain Name , Domain User Name and DDNS password by

your DDNS service provider when you registered.

STEP4

 STEP4

STEP4 DDNS Server Address , DDNS Server Port , Update Interval. Use the

system default parameters.

STEP5

 STEP5

STEP5 WEB M apping Port must keep the same as WEB Port of “ IP

Address & Port ” .

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1.3.3.2.

1.3.3.2. 4.

4.

FTP

4.

4. FTP

Parameters

FTP

Parameters

FTP Parameters

Parameters

This function is used for uploading the files to FTP server.

You

must have an

FTP server, if you don't have, you cannot use this function.

FTP

User

FTP

【 FTP

FTP User

Name

User

Name

User Name

Name 】 D efault is 888888, please change into your own FTP server

User Name.

FTP

Password

FTP

【 FTP

Password

FTP Password

Password 】 D efault is 888888, please change into your own FTP server

Password.

FTP

Host

FTP

【 FTP

FTP Host

IP

Host

IP

Host IP

IP 】 D efault is 192.168.1.40, please change into your own FTP server

landing IP address.

FTP

Host

FTP

【 FTP

FTP Host

Post

Host

Post

Host Post

Post 】 D efault is 21, please change into your own FTP server Host

Post.

NOTE ： If you modify FTP parameters, need to Save and Reboot the IP device.

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1.3.3.2.

1.3.3.2. 5.

5.

5. FTP

FTP

FTP S

S

cheduled

S

cheduled

S cheduled

cheduled R

R

ecord

R

ecord

R ecord

ecord

This function is used for automatically uploading the recording to the FTP

server according to the schedule. Please set the schedule first.

How to upload recording to FTP Server:

STEP1

 STEP1

STEP1 Built a FTP server , set up the user name, password, FTP server IP

and port.

STEP2

 STEP2

STEP2 Fill in your FTP p arameters in the IP device. Click OK.

STEP3

STEP3 Setting FTP scheduled record ing . For example: set to upload



recording file s of IP device on Monday 0:10 am , and stop upload on 23: 59 pm .

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STEP4

STEP4 You can see the similar video on the FTP server.



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1.3.3.2.

1.3.3.2. 6.

6.

UPNP

6.

UPNP

6. UPNP

UPNP

UP N P is a quick way to discover the IP device on the network. Via UPNP

function, the above ports could be mapped automatically in the router.

External IP Address: W AN IP address of the router.

How to use UPNP function :

STEP1

 STEP1

STEP1 Please enable the UPNP function both on the IP device and router.

(Please note that not all routers support this function. Refer to your router manual

for further details ). The IP device will map automatically.

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STEP

2

STEP

2

STEP

STEP 2



2 If “ State ” display “ Mapped ” , means UPNP setting s is success ful ,

please refer to the above picture . Then , please follow the below procedures to

access the IP device via WAN :

http://External IP Address:W eb Port . If External IP is : 119.145.0.165 and

Web Port is 80.The address is: http://119.145.0.165:80

N OTE : The router must support UPNP and keep “ On ” state. If the UPNP of the

router and IP device both are “ ON ” , but the state of the port s above is still

“ Unmapped ” , please check the router settings if the port have been used already . If

there are more than one device connect ed in the same gateway, the port of each

device should be different to avoid the port conflict.

1.3.3.2.

1.3.3.2. 7.

7.

Streaming

7.

Streaming

7. Streaming

Streaming Protocol

Protocol

These two streaming protocols are for higher requirement users and

broadcasting clients. Please refer to the A ppendix : 5.1 How to Use the Streaming

Protocol

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1.3.3.2.

1.3.3.2. 8.

8.

8. P2P

P2P

This function is very important for mobile monitoring. For details of mobile

monitor, please refer to the “ Mobile Monitor Operation Manual ” in the CD:

Enable

【 Enable

Enable P2P

Message

【 Message

Message port

P2P

P2P 】 E nabled or disabled P2P 。

port

port 】 The default is 4602. After you setting the UPNP, this port will be

automatically mapp ed out.

User

name

User

【 User 【 Password 【 Network

name

User name

name 】 The default is admin

Password

Password 】 The default is admin

Network

Network Transfer

Transfer

Transfer Stream

Stream

Stream 】 Main Stream, sub-stream and 2sub Stream optional.

Strongly suggest choos ing 2sub stream. About 2sub stream settings, please refer to :

1.3.3.3.2 Video Coding

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1.3.3.3

1.3.3.3 .

.

Channels

.

Channels

. Channels

Channels Parameters

Parameters

1.3.3.3.1

1.3.3.3.1 .

【 Channel

.

Character

.

Character

. Character

Character S

Channel

Channel Name

Name

Name 】 To distinguish different equipment. But it won't show in

S

uperposition

S

uperposition

S uperposition

uperposition

preview screen. Keep the default.

Time

Type

Time

【 Time 【 Frame

Type

Time Type

Type 】 Choose the time type from the four formats.

Frame

Frame Rate

Rate

Rate 】 Including “ Not indicating ” and “ indicating ” . Choose “ indicating ” ,

the real-time screen will display the B it R ate, i f choose “ not indicating ” , will not

display the Bit R ate.

Character1

【 Character1

Character1 】 , 【 Character2

Character2

Character2 】 Input the characters to be displayed in video

superposition. You type what you want to display on the real-time screen.

Location

【 Location

Location 】 To adjust character position. Location of OSD superposition: in

NTSC system, X is 0-672 and Y is 0-448.

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1.3.3.3.2

1.3.3.3.2 .

.

Video

.

. Video

Coding

Video

Coding

Video Coding

Coding

Network

【 Network

Network Transfer

Transfer

Transfer Stream

Stream

Stream 】 This is a main stream of IP

d evice. This stream is used for IE View.

Resolution —— Five image resolutions available:



704X576 (D1), 704 x 288(2CIF), 352 x 288(CIF), 176 x 144(QCIF) ， 320 x 240(QVGA)

Bite Rate Type —— “ Constant ” and “ Variable ” . If



you c hoose “ Constant ” , it ensures transmission fluency.

If you choose “ Variable ” , it ensures the steady image

quality. Constant is recommended.

MAX. Bite Rate —— the range is 32 to 4000 optional.



The higher the Bite Rate is, the clearer the image is. M ore bandwidth is

needed for higher Bite Rate.

Quality Upper Limit —— the highest quality is 2. Keep the default.



Quality Lower Limit —— the Lowest quality is 31. Keep the default.



Frame Rate —— the 2-30 frames can be filled. The higher the Frame Rate is,



the clearer the image is. M ore bandwidth is needed for higher Frame Rate.

Stream Type ——“ Video & Audio ” or “ Video only ” optional. If choose



“ Video only ” , you cannot hear any sound on Talkback interface . Also, the

recording won't have voice.

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Key Frame Interval —— keep the default.



 Compression —— H.264 and MJPEG optional.

NOTE: Save and reboot is a must after change.

Server-end

【 Server-end

Server-end Storage

Mobile

【 Mobile

Mobile Watching

Storage

Storage Stream

Watching

Watching Stream

Stream

Stream 】 This is used for SD card storage stream setting.

Stream

Stream 】 This is the mobile phone transmission streaming.

Please keep the default.

1.3.3.3.3

1.3.3.3.3 .

【 Brightness 【 Contrast 【 Saturation 【 Hue 【 Horizontal

.

Adjust

.

Adjust

. Adjust

Adjust Color

Brightness

Brightness 】 Brightness adjustment.

Contrast

Contrast 】 Contrast adjustment.

Saturation

Saturation 】 Saturation adjustment.

Hue

Hue 】 Chromaticity adjustment.

Horizontal

Horizontal Offset

Color

Offset

Offset 】 Horizontal adjustment for the r eal-time image position in the

window. It could be moved from side to side. Please keep the default.

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1.3.3.3.4

1.3.3.3.4 .

.

Area

.

Area

. Area

Area Shield

Shield

This function is used for privacy shield protection.

Area

【 Area

Area 】 The default Area 1 icon is green, but without any privacy shield area

You

can set total 4 areas.

setting . Please e nable the “ Area Shield On- off ” , Left click in the video on the left

side, hold on and move, release the mouse to finish the shield for Area 1. The

same operation for Area 2 and the others: setting the shield area, then click the

Area 2. Click OK to save.

To clear the shield, please choose the Area, and click “ Clear ” , then click “ OK ”

the shield will be cancelled. Or disable the “ Area Shield On- off ” to cancel all the

shields.

Clear

Clear Clear privacy area.



Area

Shield

Area

Area Shield



1.3.3.3.5

1.3.3.3.5 .

.

Audio

.

Audio

. Audio

Audio Parameters

On-off

Shield

On-off

Shield On-off

On-off Enable or disable privacy area .

Parameters

This is used for adjust ing the IP device input volume. The range is 0-100. The

higher the volume is, the higher the input sound is.

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1.3.3.4

1.3.3.4 .

.

Alarm

.

Alarm

. Alarm

Alarm Parameters

Parameters

1.3.3.4.1

1.3.3.4.1 .

.

Sensor

.

Sensor

. Sensor

Sensor Detection

Detection

Detection Schedule

Schedule

Schedule Settings

Settings

This function is used for setting the sensor detection Schedule . To use this

function, please connect alarm sensor to the IP device. I f you want to upload sensor

detection recording file of IP device on Monday 0:10 AM, and stop upload on 23:

59 PM. You can set according to above.

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1.3.3.4.

1.3.3.4. 2.

2.

Motion

2.

Motion

2. Motion

Motion Detection

Detection

Detection Area

Area

Settings

Area

Settings

Area Settings

Settings

Sensibility

【 Sensibility

Sensibility Adjusting

Adjusting

Adjusting 】 Sensitivity adjustment. 1 to 99 Adjustable. Suggest to use

the default parameters, if sensitivity adjustment is too higher, which can cause

unnecessary alarm.

Left click the real-time area and move to choose the motion detection area.

Select

full

Select

 Select

Select full

Clear

 Clear

Clear All

Screen

full

Screen

full Screen

Screen C hoose full Screen for motion detection area , click OK.

All

All Clear all the motion detecting area . Click OK.

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1.3.3.4.

1.3.3.4. 3.

3.

Motion

3.

Motion

3. Motion

Motion Detection

Detection

Detection Schedule

Schedule

Schedule Settings

Settings

This function is used for set ting the motion detection Schedule . To use this

function, please connect an alarm sensor to the IP device. I f you want to upload

motion detection recording file of IP device on Monday 0:10 AM, and stop upload

on 23: 59 PM. You can set according to above.

Start

Sensor

Start

【 Start 【 Start

Sensor

Start Sensor

Sensor Detection

Start

Server-end

Start

Server-end

Start Server-end

Server-end Recording

Detection

Detection 】 Enable or disable sensor detecting.

Recording

Recording While

While

Alarming

While

Alarming

While Alarming

Alarming 】 Store the alarming recording in

server-end SD card

Start

Server-end

Start

【 Start 【 Upload

Server-end

Start Server-end

Server-end Snapshot

Upload

Upload The

The

The Alarm

Snapshot

Snapshot 】 Store the alarming snapshot in server-end SD card

Alarm

Alarm Recording

The FTP server.

Upload

【 Upload

Upload The

The

Alarm

The

Alarm

The Alarm

Alarm Snapshot

Snapshot

Snapshot to

picture to The FTP server.

Triggering

【 Triggering

Triggering Alarm

Alarm

Alarm Output

Output

Output 】 Enable this function to trigger the sensor detection

alarm output

Recording

Recording to

to

FTP

to

FTP

to FTP

FTP 】 Upload sensor detecting recording to

to

FTP

to

FTP

to FTP

FTP 】 Upload sensor detecting captured

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1.3.3.4.

1.3.3.4. 4.

4.

4. Camera Been Shaded Alarm Trigger Schedule Settings

When the IP device is shaded, there will alarm in the CMS via this function.

Camera

【 Camera

Camera Been

Triggering

【 Triggering

Triggering Alarm

Sensibility

【 Sensibility

Sensibility 】】 Sensitivity adjustment. 1 to 5 Adjustable. Suggest to use the

Been

Shaded

Been

Shaded

Been Shaded

Shaded Detection

Alarm

Alarm Output

Detection

Detection 】 Please enable this function before setting.

Output

Output 】 Please enable this function before setting

default parameters, if sensitivity adjustment is too higher, which can cause

unnecessary alarm.

1.3.3.4.

1.3.3.4. 5.

5.

Email

5.

Email

5. Email

Email Alarm

Alarm

Alarm Settings

Settings

This is an email alarm function . When the motion detection is enabled, IP

device will set an alarm email to receiver’s mail box which you fill in.

NOTE: Your email has to support the SMTP protocol, you ’ d better check with your

email supplier.

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Se

nd

Email

If

There

Se

nd

Email

【 Se

Se nd

nd Email

Priority

【 Priority

Priority 】 Default is 0.

User

【 User

User Name

Password

【 Password

Password 】 Password of email box

Mail

【 Mail

Mail Server

Mail

【 Mail

Mail Server

If

Email If

If There

Name

Name 】 User name of email box.

Server

Server IP

Server

Server Port

IP

IP 】 Mail Server IP （ SMTP ）

Port

Port 】 SMTP Server Port.

There

There Are

Are

Are Alarm

Alarm

Alarm 】 “ On ” and “ Off ” optional

Sender's

【 Sender's

Sender's Name

Sender's

【 Sender's

Sender's Email

Receiver's

【 Receiver's

Receiver's Name

Receiver's

【 Receiver's

Receiver's Email

Test

【 Test

Test 】 After you fill in all the parameters, please click “ Test ” button to test. If the

Name

Name 】 Sender’s name

Email

Email 】 Sender’s email address

Name

Name 】 Receiver’s name

Email

Email 】

You

can fill in three mail box.

notice “ Successful ” , it means all information are correct and you can use email

alarm function. If the notice is “ Connect mailsever failed ” , please check the

parameters again.

How to set motion detection email alarm function?

STEP1

 STEP1

STEP1 Please set up motion detection, please refer to : 1.3.3.4.1 Motion

Detection Area Settings

STEP2

 STEP2

STEP2 Please set correct IP address, especially to fill in correctly DNS

according to your IP device setting and network environment .

STEP3

 STEP3

STEP3 Please make sure all information of email alarm setting is correct.

Here is an example of using Foxmail to explain how to set up.

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STEP4

 STEP4

STEP4 Click “ Test ” button to test all parameters. If all are correct, email

alarm will be triggered by motion detection.

N OTE ： There is no request for Receiver's Email as long as it is valid. But the

Sender's Email must be able to receive email via software like foxmail or outlook.

The best choice is the tariff email box.

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1.3.3.5.

1.3.3.5. Server

Server

Server Storage

Storage

1.3.3.5.1.

1.3.3.5.1. Server-end

Server-end

Server-end Timing

Timing

Timing to

to

Record

to

Record

to Record

Record

This IP device supports SD card to store the recording, the max capacity is

32GB.

Here you can set the time of video recorded to the SD card. Please enable the

timing recording first.

1.3.3.5.2.

1.3.3.5.2. Server-end

Server-end

Server-end T

T

iming

T

iming

T iming

iming to

to

S

to

S

to S

S napshot

napshot

In this function, you can set the snapshot parameters.

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Snapshot

【 Snapshot

Snapshot Time

Time

Interval

Time

Interval

Time Interval

Interval 】 Please set the snapshot time interval, from 10-3600

seconds.

Start

【 Start

Start Timing

FTP

【 FTP

FTP Upload

Timing

Timing Snapshot

Upload

Upload after

Snapshot

Snapshot 】 Please choose the time to activate the snapshot

after

after Snapshot

1.3.3.2.3 FTP Parameters

Snapshot

Snapshot 】 Please refer to the chapter

1.3.3.5.3.

1.3.3.5.3. Server-end

You

Snapshot

【 Snapshot

Snapshot Image

Server-end

Server-end Snapshot

Snapshot

Snapshot Parameters

Parameters

could set the image quality and format of the snapshot.

Image

Image Quality

Quality

Quality 】 From 1-100,the higher the numerical volume is, the

higher the image quality is.

Snapshot

【 Snapshot

Snapshot Image

Image

Image Format

Format

Format 】 Resolution for D1/2CIF/CIF optional:

D1=2 × 2CIF=4 × CIF .

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1.3.3.5.4

1.3.3.5.4 .

.

Server-end

.

Server-end

. Server-end

Server-end Storage

Storage

Storage Device

Device

Cut off the power, insert the SD card, click “ Format ” , then reboot and login in

the IP device, there will display the info of the SD card in this interface, then you

can use SD card function now.

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2

.

Specifications

2

.

Specifications

2

2 .

. Specifications

Specifications

Hardware Compression

CPU:

FLASH:

DRAM:

System:

Resolution:

Motion detection:

Watermark video:

Audio Compression Format: G.722

Network Connector Protocol: 10/100MBaseT,RJ-45

Environment Temperature:

Humidity

Power:

White balance:

Iris:

CCD:

Minimum Illumination:

AGC:

IE Browser: Support

H.264

HI3512

8M

32M

Built-in Linux

D1,CIF

Yes

8kbit/s

HTTP,TCP/IP ,RTSP,UDP ,DNS

-10℃-55

5%-85%RH

DC12V/2A

Auto

1/3" 48 0TVL SONY CCD

0Lux

+26Db Max

℃

DDNS: Support

Motion detection: Support

Infrared 20m

RTSP Support

WIFI Support

SD card slot Support

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3

.

Physical

3

.

Physical

3

3 .

. Physical

Physical Description

⑴ Wireless port: Connect wireless antenna ⑵ Power port: Connect 12V power adapter ⑶ RS485: Connect external PTZ device port ⑷ Network port: Connect network cable ⑸ SD card slot: Insert SD card ⑹ Power indicate lamp : Keep red when power on ⑺ Rest: Rest the IP device to be factory default ⑻ Audio out port: Connect speaker ⑼ SW: Emergency switch for upgrade ⑽ Alarm IN: External sensor alarm in; G: ground connection

Alarm OUT: External alarm out; A-Anode, B-cathode

⑾ State indicate lamp : Keep red light flicking when working ⑿ Audio in port: Connect pickup

Description

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4

.

Frequent

4

.

Frequent

4

4 .

. Frequent

Frequent Asked

4.1

.

Fail

to

A

4.1

.

Fail

4.1

4.1 .

. Fail

Fail to

 Possible Cause: The network is disconnected?

Solution: Connect PC to the network to test whether the network access can

work normally. Firstly clear the cable fault and the network fault caused by PC

virus till Ping the network between PCs successfully.

 Possible Cause: IP address is occupied by other equipment.

Solution: Disconnect the IP device and network, and then connect the IP

device to the PC solely. Also, reset the IP address according to appropriate

recommended operations.

 Possible Cause: IP address is located in different subnets.

Solution: Check the settings of the IP address of IP device, the subnet mask

address and gateway.

to

to A

ccess

A

ccess

A ccess

ccess the

Asked

Asked Questions

the

IP

the

IP

the IP

IP Device

Questions

Device

Device T

T

hrough

T

hrough

T hrough

hrough the

the

the B

B

rowser

B

rowser

B rowser

rowser

 Possible Cause: Unknown

Solution: Restore to the factory-set default state by pressing the restore button

behind the IP device.

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4.2

.

Can

Not

P

lay

V

ideo

A

fter

P

4.2

.

Can

Not

P

lay

V

ideo

A

P

P ass

A fter

ass

ass ed

fter

fter P

4.2

4.2 .

. Can

Can Not

Not P

P lay

lay V

V ideo

ideo A

Solution: Close all the browser pages; search “ NetViewX Control.cab ” file



under the C:\Windows\Downloaded and delete it. Then connect the IP device

by the browser again, the IP device real-time view will automatically display

after install the plug-in again .

4.3

.

Fail

to

B

4.3

.

Fail

4.3

4.3 .

. Fail

Fail to

 Solution: Install the DirecteX8.0 or higher version. Update the IE Explore to 6

and above version s .

4.

C

4.

4. 4.

 Possible Cause:

an

4.

C

an

4. C

C an

an Not

rowse

to

B

rowse

to B

B rowse

rowse I

Not

Get

Not

Get

Not Get

Get Data

I

I mages

Data

Data P

mages

mages N

rogram

P

rogram

P rogram

rogram U

N

ormally

N

ormally

N ormally

ormally in

ed

T

hrough

ed

T

hrough

ed T

T hrough

hrough S

U

pdating

U

pdating

U pdating

pdating

in

Windows98

in

Windows98

in Windows98

Windows98

S

witch

S

witch

S witch

witch

 The address is written wrong?

 The bindings of port and physical address are done or not?

 When configuring the firewall rule, whether take IP device into account.

 Solution:

 Before searching the network fault, please make sure to use the ping

command in the command mode to connect the IP address.

message returned from ping is a very important step. If no message is

returned, it indicates that some faults must exist in the network.

 If the IP address and Mac address are bound, adding a new binding of IP

address and Mac address of the IP device within the exchanger is

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To

check the

required inside switch.

If the IP device never be recognized when configuring the firewall rule of



switch, it’s necessary to allow the communication on ports 3000, 3001,

3002, 3003 and 80 for the IP device. Otherwise, any data packet will be

filtered and can ’ t reach target.

4.

5.

E

4.

4. 5.

tool menu of browser to open the Internet option, and then click the “ Delete File ”

button in the second item (temporary file of Internet) and check the “ Delete All

Offline Contents ” option. Then confirm, and login the IP device again.

rrors

5.

E

rrors

5. E

E rrors

rrors O

Delete the buffer of the browser. The detailed steps are as follows: open the

O

ccur

O

ccur

O ccur

ccur A

A

fter

A

fter

A fter

fter U

U

pdating

U

pdating

U pdating

pdating

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5.

Appendix

5.

Appendix

5.

5. Appendix

Appendix

5.

1.

Hardware

5.

1.

Hardware

5.

5. 1.

1. Hardware

Hardware Reset

After updating the IP device, or when there are some problems that you can ’ t

solve via reboot, for example, you can ’ t get the IP address via the search tool,

please try to reset the IP device. After this reset, all the parameters will be back to

the factory default, the IP address will be back to default: 192.168.1.199. Then

please set the IP address again according to the chapter:

Please following the below to finish the reset:

Reset

 Step 1 Cut off the power of IP device, all the indicate lamps are off.

 Step 2 Press the “ RST ” button with a pin, don ’ t release.

 Step 3 Connect the power to the IP Device, the “ STATE ” indicate lamp will

flicker. Hold on another 30 seconds.

 Step 4 Release the pin. Now, you can access the IP device now. Reset

successfully,

NOTE: If the reset is successful, the IP address will turn back to the default:

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192.168.1.199; If not, it means the reset is failed, please reset again.

5.2

.

Mapping

5.2

.

Mapping

5.2

5.2 .

. Mapping

Mapping &

Access IP device via WAN is a very important network function, using this

function, you can access your IP device anywhere anytime.

To access the IP device via W AN, you must map some related ports to the

WAN via router. These ports are: Web Port, Data Transfer Port, Data Control Port,

Remote Transfer Port and Message Port.

If you have finished these setting in your IP device  Setting  Network

Parameters  IP Address & Port : 1.3.3.2.1 IP address & port , Please map the real

ports of your IP device, here take the default ports for example to explain these

ports.

&

Access

&

Access

& Access

Access IP

IP

Device

IP

Device

IP Device

Device via

via

WAN

via

WAN

via WAN

WAN

Web Port: Default is 80

Data Transfer Port: Default is 3000 ,

Data Control Port: Default is 3001

Remote Transfer Port: Default is 3002

Message Port: Default is 4602

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WEB

Port

WEB

【 WEB

This 80 web port is dropped acquiescently, for example, if the IP address of your IP

device in LAN is 192.168.1.199:80, the default IP address will be 192.168.1.199. If

the web port is changed into other, it can ’ t be dropped. For example, if the port is changed into 81, t he LAN IP address will be 192.168.1.199:81 。

Port

WEB Port

Port 】 Default is 80. It is a very important port to recognize the IP device.

In the same way, the WAN IP address will follow this rule, too.

NOTE: If you don't map this port, you won ’ t access the IP device via Internet

Explorer in WAN.

Data

【 Data

Data Transfer

Transfer

Transfer Port

Port

Port 】 Default is 3000.

NOTE: If you don't map this port, you can ’ t access the IP device via Internet

Explorer in WAN: You won ’ t be able to open the webpage of the IP device via

using the IP address.

Data

Control

Data

【 Data

system. It has a certain conversion relation with the Data Transfer Port: Date

control port = date transfer port + 1.

change date control port is 4001.

Control

Data Control

Control Port

If you change the date transfer port into 4000, the system will automatically

Port

Port 】 Default is 3001. It is a hidden port in the background

NOTE: If you don't map this port, you won ’ t get the image of the IP device when

accessing via WAN: You can access the IP device via Internet Explorer, but you

won ’ t be able to get the image.

Remote

【 Remote

Remote T ransfer

system. It has a certain conversion relation with the Data Transfer Port: Remote

Transfer Port = Date Transfer Port + 2.

change remote transfer port is 4002.

Transfer

Transfer Port

If you change the date transfer port into 4000, the system will automatically

Port

Port 】 Default is 3002. It is a hidden port in the background

NOTE: If you don't map this port, you won ’ t get the recording in the SD card of the

IP device when accessing via WAN.

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Message

【 Message

Message Port

Port

Port 】 Default is 4602, for mobile monitor

NOTE: If you don't map this port, you won ’ t access the IP device via the mobile

phone.

There are two methods to finish the mapping: 1. UPNP mapping; 2, Manual

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mapping.

5.2.1

5.2.1 .

function, the above ports could be mapped automatically in the router. Please refer

to the chapter : 1.3.3.2.6 UPNP

5.2.

5.2. 2.

WRT54G2 for example.

�

.

UPNP

.

UPNP

. UPNP

UPNP M

UPNP is a quick way to discover the IP device on the network. Via UPNP

2.

Manual

2.

Manual

2. Manual

Manual M

Via manual mapping, you have to map the ports in the router by yourself.

Different routers have different interfaces and methods. Take Cisco LINKSYS

Step

1

Step

Step 1

Manual

1

Manual

1 Manual

Manual mapping

M

apping

M

apping

M apping

apping

M

apping

M

apping

M apping

apping

mapping

Access to the router’s interface via IE: “ Applications

Range

Range Forward

ports for example.

【 Start 【 Protocol 【 IP 【 Enabl

Forward

Forward ” , Please map the real ports of your IP device, here take the default

Start

Start 】 , 【 End

Protocol

Protocol 】 “ Both

IP

address

IP

address

IP address

address 】 192.168.1.199

Enabl

Enabl e 】 Enable the mapping

Then save the settings

End

End 】 All the mapping ports: 80,3000,3001,3002,4602

Both

Both ” or “ TCP

TCP

TCP ”

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Applications

Applications &

&

Gaming

&

Gaming

& Gaming

Gaming ”  “ Port

Port

Step

2

Step

�

Step

Step 2

�

Check

2

Check

2 Check

Check the

the

Status

the

Status

the Status

Status and

and

access

and

access

and access

access

Access to the “ Status ” to check the WAN IP address. If the WAN IP address is

119.145.0.165 , t he IP address of the IP device will be http://119.145.0.165:80 or

http://119.145.0.165 when you access via WAN.

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5.3

.

Wireless

5.3

.

Wireless

5.3

5.3 .

. Wireless

Wireless Settings

WIFI function is a powerful function that makes your IP device getting out of

the limit of network cable in a certain distance.

anywhere with an adapter in this distance, and access it freely.

First, you have to have a wireless router to work with the wireless IP device.

Set the wireless network of the router before using. Different routers have different

interfaces and setting methods. Take Cisco LINKSYS WRT54G2 wireless router

for example.

Settings

You

can put your IP device

5.3.1.

5.3.1. Set



select “ Wireless ” , then “ Basic Wireless Settings ” to the “ Wireless Network Name

(SSID) ” , set an SSID, take “ kf ” for example.

Set

W

Set

Set W

Step 1 Set Wireless Network Name (SSID)

Login the wireless router via Internet Explorer via the router’s IP address,

Please keep the other settings to be defaults:

ireless

W

ireless

W ireless

ireless R

R

outer

R

outer

R outer

outer

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Step 2 Set Wireless Security



Security

Security Mode:

WPA

WPA Shared

Mode:

Mode: Select “ WPA2 Personal ”

Shared

Shared Key

Key

Key : Set this key freely and remember it. For example: 33265782

Please keep the other settings to be defaults. Then save these settings via “ Save

settings ” , and close the router. Login the router again.

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5.3.2.

5.3.2. Set

Set

Set the

the

the IP

IP

Device

IP

Device

IP Device

Device

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Login the IP device via Internet Explorer, access to the “

Network

“ Network

Network Parameters



Parameters

Parameters ”  “ WIFI

Refresh

Step 1 Press “ Refresh

Refresh

Refresh ” to search the SSID and the Encryption Type

WIFI

Parameters

WIFI

Parameters

WIFI Parameters

Parameters ” ,

 Step 2 Fill in the following info:

Currently

Currently Wireless

Input

Input Password

Step 3 then go to the “ IP Address Configuration ”



Wireless

Wireless Network

Password

Password : 33265782, the “

Network

Network : kf, the SSID

WPA

Shared Key ”

There are three methods to achieve the wireless function: Static IP

Address/PPPOE/DHCP.

 Static IP Address

IP

Address:

IP

Address:

IP

IP Address:

Address: Based on network environment to fill out your own IP

device address

Subnet

Subnet Mask:

Gateway:

Gateway: Keep this item the same with the IP address of your wireless

Mask:

Mask: Based on network environment to fill out

router.

DNS:

DNS: Keep the same with your route’s DNS. This item related to the

application of

DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Server) and Email Alarm.

“

Setting

“

Setting

“ Setting

Setting ”

”

” 

 PPPOE

If you choose to PPPOE, please contact your network operators, to provide

the “ PPPOE

User Name ” and “ PPPOE Password"

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 DHCP, this is the easiest way to use WIFI function.

WIFI

 Step 4 Enable the “ WIFI

Step 5 Select the “ WIFI



Step 6 Click “ OK



Step 7 Save and reboot the IP device



WIFI

WIFI Gateway

WIFI

WIFI specification

OK

OK ”

Gateway

Gateway as

specification

specification ” : 802.11b&802.11g

as

Default

as

Default

as Default

Default Gateway

Gateway

Gateway ”

5.3.3.

5.3.3. Check

Network

“ Network

Network Parameters

automatically by the router. For example:

device via the wireless IP address http: 192.168.1.101.

Check

Check the

Login the IP device via Internet Explorer, access to the “

Parameters

Parameters ”  “ WIFI

Connection

“ Connection

Connection Status

Signal

“ Signal

Signal Strength

And the wireless IP

IP

IP Address

Subnet

Subnet Mask

Gateway

Gateway : 192.168.1.1

Now you can take off the network cable of the IP device, and access the IP

Strength

Strength ” 0-100, the higher the strength is, the WIFI signal is better.

Address

Address : 192.168.1.101

Mask

Mask : 255.255.255.0

the

W

the

the W

Status

Status ” is “ Connected ”

IP

IP Address

ireless

W

ireless

W ireless

ireless S

WIFI

Parameters

WIFI

Parameters

WIFI Parameters

Parameters ” , check the status

Address

Address ， Subnet

S

ettings

S

ettings

S ettings

ettings

Subnet

Subnet Mask,

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Mask,

Mask, Gateway

“

Setting

“

Setting

“ Setting

Setting ”

Gateway

Gateway will be distributed

”

” 

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5.4.

How

5.4.

How

5.4.

5.4. How

How to

These two streaming protocols are for higher requirement users and

broadcasting clients.

VLC player is necessary for this function, the following guide is based on the

latest version of: VLC media player 1.1.7.

to

Use

to

Use

to Use

Use the

the

Streaming

the

Streaming

the Streaming

Streaming Protocol

Protocol

RTSP

【 RTSP

RTSP 】 RTSP is Real-Time Streaming Protocol, to transfer the multimedia

audio and video streaming. This function is for higher requirement users or

Broadcasting clients only.

How to use RTSP streaming:

STEP1

STEP1 Enable



Start Port the defaulted 3005.

RTSP

, default “ Listen Port ” is 554, keep the “ RTP-UDP ”

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STEP2

 STEP2

STEP2 Use the players which support the RTSP function to play the

streaming. For example: use VLC player to play the RTSP streaming .

Here it is the method to use the VLC player: Install the public VLC

player software from the internet. Following the diagrams:

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The RTSP address is: rtsp:// 192.168.1.199:554/0/1:1/main, formed as below:

192.168.1.199: IP address of the IP device

554: RTSP listen port

0: D efault port, cannot be changed

1:1: Common User name & password,

Please refer to: 1.3.3.1.3 User Management

main: Main streaming,

In summary, the RTSP streaming is for main streaming of the

rtsp:// 192.168.1.199:554/0/1:1/main. If you want to view sub streaming or

third streaming

RTSP

, please follow the below format to visit .

Sub streaming: rtsp:// 192.168.1.199:554/0/1:1/sub

The third streaming : rtsp:// 192.168.1.199:554/0/1:1/2sub

The setting of video coding setting, please refer to: 1.3.3.3.2 Video

Coding

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TS

【 TS

TS 】 TS is trans fer stream ing . It is an audio, video and data communications

transmission protocol that is specified in MPEG-2 Part 1. The transport stream

allows for multiplexing of the digital video and audio . This function is for higher

requirement user or Broadcasting clients only.

How to view the video of IP device by TS?

STEP1

 STEP1

STEP1 Enable TS , and keep the following default of the two parameters.

STEP2

 STEP2

STEP2 Fill in the correct destination address. For instance, if you want to

broadcast the TS streaming in LAN, you need to fill in the multicast address.

Which you can find in your IP address & port . Furthermore, if you want to

send TS streaming in WAN, please enter the WAN IP address.

S

TEP3

S

TEP3

 S

S TEP3

TEP3 Fill in destination port. The default port is 1234

STEP4

 STEP4

STEP4 To open players and play TS streaming. For example: using VLC

player to play. Click “ Media ”— Select “ open network stream ” , then, in

“ Network ” . Fill in TS destination address :

udp://@235.1.1.1:1234

The diagram is as below.

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LT Security IP85PW User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

5. Appendix