Raylios K2-100 User Manual

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Table of Contents

Reading Before Using

Warning Before Using

Package Content

Physical Description

Network & Basic Connecting

Minimum PC Requirements

Accessing IP Camrea

ActiveX Setup

Ready to Use

Operation Manual

Live view page introduction

Setup

1. Network

---IP Networking

---Dynamic DNS

---UPnP

---Bonjour

---Connection Ports

---IP Filter

---E-mail Server

2. Camera

---Image Setting

---Text Overlay

3. Media

---Video

---Audio

4. Events

---Event Servers

---Motion Setup

---Tampering Detection

---Alarm I/O

---Alarm Definition

---Schedule Definition

37 5. System

---Information

---System Name

---Date and Time

---Users

---Maintenance

---Logs

Copyrights & Trademarks

Trademarks

Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

All other trademarks mentioned in this document are trademarks of their respective

owners.

Disclaimer

This document is intended for general information purposes only, and due care has

been taken in its preparation.

Any risk arising from the use of this information rests with the recipient, and nothing

herein should be construed as constituting any kind of warranty.

The distributor reserves the right to make adjustments without prior notification.

All names of people and organizations used in these documents examples are

fictitious. Any resemblance to any actual organization or person, living or dead, is

purely coincidental and unintended.

Reading Before Using

You should read all the safety and operating instructions before using this product.

The use of surveillance devices may be prohibited by law in your country. The IP

Camera is not only a high-performance web-ready camera, but can also be part of a

flexible surveillance system. It is the user’s responsibility to ensure that the operation

of such devices is legal before installing this unit for its intended use.

Warning Before Using

1. Abnormal: Power off the IP Camera immediately when the smoke or unusual

odors are detected.

2. Voltage: Don not use the power supply with other voltages, if you use a power

supply with different voltage than the one included with this device. It is likely to

be damaged or damage other equipments / personnel.

3. Humidity: Keep the IP Camera dry inside. If it becomes wet, power off is

necessary! Do not place it in high humidity environments.

4. Temperature: Refer to your user’s manual for the operating temperature; do not

place around heat sources, direct sunlight.

5. Disassemble: Do not open the housing of this IP Camera; avoid disassembling

and inserting the sharp or tiny things.

6. Accessory: Do not use attachment / accessory not recommend by Raylios.

All warranty will be voided in the situations above.

Package Content

*Lens not included

*accessory package is included

Product CD in the package contains the following:

1. Search Tool (Skate2). 2. CMS. 3. User Manual / QIG

Power Adaptor Software CD

Box Cam

IR Tube

Vandal Dome

IR Vandal Dome (35*IR LED)

IR Vandal Dome (50*IR LED)

IR Tube (Slim type)

Physical Description

Front Panel

Back Panel

Lens & Sensor

Back Focus

Adjustment

Digital Input / Output

Ethernet 10/100

RJ45 Connect

Auto-Iris Control

Cable Socket

DC 12V Power Input

Audio Input

Audio output

Reset Button

Power Status LED

Vandal Dome (IR/ Without IR)

IR Vandal Dome

IR Tube

IR Tube (Slim type)

Ethernet Port

The IP device connects to the Ethernet via a standard RJ45 connector. Supporting

NWAY, this IP device can auto detect the speed of local network segment

(10Base-T/100Base-TX Ethernet).

Reset Button

You can use the Reset Button to do the following settings:

1. Restore to factory default: Press the reset button for 8 seconds.

2. Reset the IP Cam: Press the reset button for 1 second.

3. Enable the Easy Focus function: Quick press twice within a second.

4. Disable the Easy Focus function: Quick press twice within a second.

Audio Input / Output

The IP device supports audio input and output with earphone jack.

Digital Input / Output

Used in applications like motion detection, event triggering, time lapse recording,

alarm notifications, etc., the I/O terminal connector provides the interface to:

1. Transistor output – for connecting external devices such as relays and LEDs.

Connected devices can be activated by Output buttons on the Live View page or

through video management software.

2. Digital Input – An alarm input for connecting devices that can toggle between an

open and closed circuit, for example: PIRs, door/window contacts, glass break

detectors, etc. The device will detect the change in digital input and transmit the

signal to video surveillance servers.

LED

While connecting the IP Camera to power, the IP Camera immediately starts the

self- test, at this moment the power LED turns orange. After the self-test, the power

LED will turn green, means the Ethernet or WiFi connections are successfully set

up.

Mounting the Lens to the Camera

1. Mount the lens by turning clockwise onto the camera mount slowly until it stops.

2. Connect the Auto-Iris control cable to the socket (Auto-Iris lens only, optional)

Network & Basic Connecting

With PoE (Power Over Ethernet) supported switch or injector:

1. Connect IP Camera to the switch / injector by CAT 5 / CAT 6 network cable with

RJ45 connector.

2. Connect your switch / injector to PC with another CAT5 / CAT6 network cable.

Without PoE (Power over Ethernet) supported switch or injector:

1. Connect the power adaptor to IP Box Camera.

2. Connect IP Camera to the switch / injector by CAT 5 / CAT 6 network cable with

RJ45 connector.

3. Connect a PC to the switch / injector by CAT 5 / CAT 6 network cable with RJ45

connector.

Minimum PC Requirements

CPU：Intel Core i3-2120 Dual Core 3.3GHz or up Memory：2G(Suggest to have 4G or more, for better system performance) OS：Windows Vista,/2000/XP/ Win 7 Browser：Internet Explorer 7.0 or later version (Also Supports FireFox. Chrome)

Accessing Camera

You can easily find and access the IP Camera with our “IP Camera Search Tool”, which

is in our package CD with the camera.

1. Put the CD into the CD/DVD player in your PC. The AutoRun will start

automatically.

2. Click “IP Camera Search Tool”

3. If your PC can’t execute AutoRun, please execute the program “autorun.exe” in

the CD.

4. Click “Search”, the IP Cameras will be found with ID, Name, IP address…etc.

5. Select the IP Camera you would like to access. You should be able to see the

video in the preview window.

6. Select the IP Camera you would like to access, click “Open Browser”.

7. When you see the login window, please input default user name and password:

Default Username: admin Default Password: password

8. After logging in, you will see the live view from camera. To go to the setup page,

select “Setup” from the menu on the top right.

If you are using a single camera, this is enough to access the device.

If you are using multiple IP Cameras, repeat the above procedures.

If you can not access the camera after above mentioned procedure, you may have

your PC with fixed IP, in this case please follow the steps to change the IP of IP

Camera to the same subnet with your PC:

1. Check you PC’s IP address by going to Control Panel  Manage Network

Connections  Right click on the connection to change  Option  TCP/IP IPv4

Properties.

2. You can find your PC’s IP address in the “IP Address” column. In our example it’s

192.168.1.99

Please memorize it.

Select “OK”

3. Put the CD into the CD/DVD player in your PC. The AutoRun will start

automatically.

4. Click “IP Camera Search Tool“

5. If your PC can’t execute AutoRun, please execute the program “autorun.exe” in

the CD.

6. Click “Search”, the IP Cameras will be found with ID, Name, IP address…etc.

7. Select the IP Camera you would like to access. You should be able to see the

video in the preview window.

8. Click “Network Setting”, the click “OK”. The Network Setting Window will pop-up.

9. Select “Fixed IP”. Input the first 3 prefix as the same of your PC’s IP. In our

example it’s 192.168.0. The last number should be any number from 1 to 254,

except the one your PC’s IP is, in our example it’s 101.

10. In “Netmask” column, input the prefix as the same of your PC’s Subnet Mask. In

our example it’s 255.255.255.0

11. Input the Gateway number, please ask your MIS for it or check your PC in the

same network. Then click “Save”.

12. Click “Search” again, you will find your camera with a new IP address which you

assigned.

13. Select the IP Camera you would like to access. You should be able to see the

video in the preview window.

14. Select the IP Cam you would like to access, click “Open Browser”.

15. When you see the login window, please input default user and password:

Default Username: admin Default Password: password

16. After logging in, you will see the live view from camera. To go to the setup page,

select “Setup” from the menu on the top right.

Set ActivX

1. Toolbar→Tools→Internet Options

2. Security→Click the Custom Level…

3. “Download signed ActiveX controls” and” Download unsigned ActiveX controls”,

Click the “ Prompt”

4. Click the “ Alppy”

Ready to Use

Access the IP Cam and be able to see the live view according to the procedures mentioned in this quick installation guide。

Operation Manual

Live view

This chapter explains the layout of the Live View page. It is composed of the

following sections:

① ② ③ ④ ⑤

⑥

1. Select from Live View/ Setup page.

2. Multiple language support, you can select from English, Traditional Chinese,

Simple Chinese and Russian.

3. Select from ActiveX (suggested) or pure browser (without ActiveX setup). In

browser mode there will be some functions not supported.

4. Select the video encoding format from H.264/ MJPG.

5. Select transport protocol from HTTP/ UDP/ TCP

6. Icon Definition

Fit window

Full screen

Manual Snapshot: file can be saved in the path you defined

Manual Record: file can be saved in the path you defined

Manual Trigger D/O

Easy Focus: click this button and check the focus adjustment bar below the

live view window.

MIC/ Mute

Audio/ Mute

Setup

While you are in setup page, select Live View to go back live view page.

1. Network Settings

All settings will be enabled only after you click “Apply”.

IP Networking

Connection Type: select the DHCP Client / Static IP / PPPoE

 DHCP Client

Choose the Connection Type as [DHCP Client]

Click “Apply” to confirm the DHCP function.

 Static IP

Choose the Connection Type as [Static IP]

1. IP Address: you can setup the IP address of this IP camera, kindly refer to

the Connect to device and setup IP for more detail setting.

2. Subnet Mask: should be 255.255.255.0

3. Gateway:192.168.1.1

4. DNS1:168.95.1.1

5. DN2: 168.95.192.1

 PPPoE

Choose the Connection Type as [PPPoE]

PPPoE requires an account provided by your ISP

Edit the User Name and Password, and then confirm the password. Click “Apply”

to confirm the Edition and PPPoE function.

Dynamic DNS

Click the [Dynamic DNS] item to show the [Dynamic DNS setting page]

DDNS is a service that allows your IP Camera, especially when assigned with a

Dynamic IP address, to have a fixed host and domain name.

DDNS Service: click the check point to enable or disable the DDNS Service function.

Refer to the following links to apply for a dynamic domain account when selecting

other DDNS providers:

Dyndns.org (Dynamic) / Dyndns.org (Custom): www.dyndns.com

UPnP

Click the [UPnP] item to display the [UPnP setting page]

1. Enable UPnP: Checkbox to enable or disable the UPnP function.

2. Device name: Edit the device name in text field.

Bonjour

Click the [Bonjour] item to display the [Bonjour setting page]

Bonjour let IP Camera work with MAC (Apple) Operation System.

1. Enable Bonjour: Checkbox to enable or disable the Bonjour function.

2. Service name: Edit the device name in the text field.

HTTP

The default HTTP port is 80.

Check box to enable JPEG streaming’s Account/ Password authentication.

RTSP

The default RTSP port is 554.

The default RTSP client number is 6, you can change it according to how many clients

are allowed to connect this IP Cam via RTSP.

Check box to enable RTSP stream’s Account/ Password authentication.

Check box to enable RTSP over HTTP.

RTP

The default RTP (over UDP) Port is 6000 (starting port), the IP Cam will use starting

port + 100 ports for the RTP connections. Please contact your MIS to confirm which

RTP ports are valid for IP Cam use.

IP Filter

Check box to enable IP Filter. You can build up Accept IP Address or Reject IP Address

groups by selecting from the “Rule”. Then input the IP Address you accept or reject in

the columns blow, then click “+”. After finishing all inputs, click “Apply”.

Email Server：let you setup the SMTP server, you can choose from Gmail, Hotmail,

Yahoo or to self-define other SMTP server.

2. Camera Settings

You can refer to the preview window to fine-tune the image. When complete with

the settings on this page, click “Apply” to enable the settings.

Image Setting

1. Brightness: Select the value. The higher this value, the brighter view.

2. Saturation: Select the value. The higher this value, the more colorful view.

Too colorful might be unnatural.

3. Contrast: Select the value. The higher this value, there are more level between

Black & White, make the detail clearer. Noise might be clearer at the same time

4. Sharpness: Select the Sharpness value. The higher this value, the shape of item is

clearer. Noise might be clearer at the same time.

5. Exposure: Select the Exposure mode for 60Htz or 50Htz. If you choose “Manual

Shutter, then you can select the shutter speed from the menu.

6. AGC: Select the AGC value. The higher this value, the stronger each signal,

including brightness, and noise.

7. Auto Iris: Check box to enable Auto Iris function while you use an Auto Iris Lens.

8. White Balance: Select the White Balance mode. If you select “Manual”, the

R-gain/B-gain can be adjusted manually.

a. Auto: the IP Camera automatically adjusts the color of the light in

response to different lighting condition. The white balance setting

defaults to Auto and works well in most situations.

b. Manual: Adjust the value of R-gain / B-gain to get the best color. c. Hold : follow the steps below to manually set the white balance to

compensate for the ambient lighting conditions:

1: Set the white balance to auto and click “Apply”

2: Place a sheet of white paper in front of the lens, and then

allow the IP Camera to adjust the color automatically.

3: Select Hold Current to confirm the setting while the color is

being measured.

4: Click “Apply” to enable the current setting

9. Day/Night: Select the mode from Auto / On / Off / Schedule of day/night mode

switch (night mode = Black and White)

10. IR Cut Filter: Select from Auto/ On/ Off to control the mechanical IR Cut Filter

(Optional, only for the models with mechanical IR Cut Filter)

11. Noise Reduction: Click to enable or disable “Noise Reduction”.

12. Backlight Comp. (Backlight Compensation): Select from Off/ Center/ Peripheral

according to the environment requirement.

13. Rotation: Click to enable or disable “Flip” & “Mirror”

Text Overlay

Click the [Text Overlay] item to display the [Text Overlay Page].

1. Date: Checkbox to enable or disable the date of text overlay.

2. Time: Checkbox to enable or disable the time of text overlay.

3. Text: Checkbox to enable or disable the text which you edit in the column. You

can input any character including = - / , : a~z A~Z 0~9. Max. to 127 characters.

3. Media

Video

Click the [Video] item to display the [Video Page]. The functions here are

 H.264 / MPEG-4:

a. Resolution: Select the video resolution of the IP Camera

UXGA: 1600x1200

HD 720: 1280x720

VGA: 640x480

QVGA: 320x240

b. Frame Rate: In UXGA mode, the max. frame rate is 15fps. In other modes, the

max. frame rate is 30fps.

c. Bit Rate Type: select from VBR (Variable Bit Rate)/CBR (Constant Bit Rate)

i. While VBR is selected, you can also define the quality from moving the

cursor in the VBR bar. (value from 1 to 100, the higher this value,

the higher image quality level)

ii. While CBR is selected, you can define the CBR by selecting from 28K to

6M.

 JPEG: Same concept as H.264

Audio

Click the [Audio] item to display the [Audio Page].

1. Enable Audio: Checkbox to enable or disable the Audio function.

2. Encoder type: Select the encoder type by G.726 / G.711 µ-law

3. Bit rate: Set up the bit rate by 16 / 32 Kbps of Audio Stream.

4. Events

Click the [Events] item to display the [Events Page].

Event Servers

Click the [Event Servers] item to display the [Event Servers Page].

Click [Add] to Open the setup page.

Server Type: select the FTP/E-Mail/HTTP/TCP

Example Operation

FTP

 Name: Edit the name of the server  Input data required according to your FTP server configuration.

Click “Apply” to confirm the setting.

E-Mail

 Name: Edit the user name. Please note, the name of the different servers

(FTP, Email, Http, TCP) can’t be the same.

 Recipient: Enter the recipient，Click the “ + “(multiple recipient is allowed)  You can configure your email server setup in the Network setup page.

Click “Apply” to confirm the setting.

HTTP

Input data required according to your HTTP server configuration.

Please note, the name of the different servers (FTP, Email, Http, TCP) can’t be the

same.

Click “Apply” to confirm the setting.

TCP

Input data required according to your HTTP server configuration.

Please note, the name of the different servers (FTP, Email, Http, TCP) can’t be the

same.

Click “Apply” to confirm the setting.

Motion Setup

Click the [Motion] item to display the [Motion Setup Page].

Up to 3 Motion Detection regions can be defined.

1. Click to add a new motion detection window.

Once it is added, there will be a motion window shows in the live view screen.

You can adjust column and Square, to set up the region as you want.

2. Click , then click an existed motion detection window which you would like to

cancel.

3. Window Name: Setup the name of motion window.

4. Enable: Checkbox to enable or disable each motion window.

5. Sensitivity: Set the sensitivity of motion detection region (from 1 to 100), the

higher this value, the easier camera considers video change to be an activity.

6. Threshold: Set the threshold of motion detection region (from 1 to 100), the

event will be triggered only if the motion value (shown in the status bar)exceed

the threshold value you defined.

7. Status: While there is a motion, you can find the motion value in the “status” bar.

Tamper Detection

Checkbox to enable or disable the tamper detection function.

Variation value can be set from 1% to 100%, 1% means while the image varies 1%,

the tamper detection will be activated and alarmed. Therefore, the lower this value,

the easier to trigger the tamper event.

Alarm I/O

Click the [Alarm I/O] item to display the [Alarm I/O Page]

1. Click “Name” column to edit the name of this port.

2. Click “Normal state” column to select from Open/Close to define the normal

status of this port.

3. Current State column shows the current status of this port

4. Click “Apply” to finish the setup.

Alarm Definition

Click the [Definition] item to define in which condition to trigger the alarm

1. Name: You can define the event name

2. Alarm: a. Define Trigger Interval b. Working Time: select the Disable/Always/Manual(scheduled) c. Trigger by:

 Motion Detection: while motion detection is selected to trigger the alarm,

you have to select motion window if you defined more than 1 motion

detection window. In this example we select “motion 1” window.

 Input Port: while input port is selected to trigger the alarm, you have to

select input source and define in which condition to trigger alarm. (Active: normal status ≠current status. Inactive: normal status =

current status)

 System Starting: While selecting system starting, the alarm will be triggered

once this IP Camera starts or re-starts.

 Tamper Detection: While selecting tamper detection, the alarm will be

triggered by tamper detection.

3. Action: Checkbox to enable or disable the action after alarm triggered

 Activate output port  Send E-Mail notification  Send HTTP notification  Send TCP notification  Upload images via FTP  Upload images via E-Mail

Schedule

The schedule operations can be defined here.

You can manually schedule the following actions (separate from Event actions)

 Activate output port  Send E-Mail notification  Send HTTP notification  Send TCP notification  Upload images via FTP  Upload images via E-Mail

5. System

This section explains how to configure the basic settings for the IP Cameras, such as

the host name and system time.

Click the [System] item to display the [System Page].

Information

The MAC address, Model name and Firmware version of this IP Camera are shown

here.

System Name

The IP Camera Title name/Host name/ Domain name can be defined here, to name

the IP Cameras will help you identify each camera easier. All columns can be left

empty if you don’t want to name them.

Title Name is the one shown on the top of the live view page.

Host name is the one help you identify this IP Cam easier, for example, name it

“ front door” or “ warehouse”…etc. This host name will be shown in the bundled IP

Cam search tool.

Domain name is the one to let you define which internet domain this IP Cam belongs

to.

Date & Time

Click the [Data & Time] item to see [Date & Time Setting Page].

The default method is Sync with time server.

Method: select the [Sync with time server], you can choose the time server you

would like to sync with.

Method: select the [Manual] to manually input date and time

Method: select the [Sync with PC]

Users

You can set up different roles of Viewers, Operators & Administrators. And define the

user name and password for them.

Administrator account allows the user to watch the live view and setup everything;

but viewers account allows user only to watch the live image.

 Viewers: Browse only  Operators: Some functions can be modified  Administrators: Administrators (Maximum authority)

Maintenance

Click the [Maintenance] to enter [Maintenance Page].

 Configuration：You can export or import the IP Cam configurations for easier

duplicate the settings to other cameras. Click “Restore” to restore all the

settings to factory default. If you want to keep the network settings, check box

“Reserve network setting” before click “Restore”.

 Reboot device：To reboot the IP Camera

 Firmware Update：This function is only valid for the nominated firmware. Do not

use other brand’s firmware, it will cause unexpected failure which is out of the

warranty.

During the firmware upgrade, Do Not power off the IP Camera, it will cause

unexpected system failure.

 Logo：Let you upload your own logo. Logo format: PNG; Max. file size: 200*25.

Logs

Click the [Logs] to enter [Logs Page].

Click [Refresh], you will see the recent system logs.

Select Log level, to filter the logs and find the logs you would like to check. You can

select from INFO/ Warning/ Error/ Fatal/ All.

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