Sanyo VA-SW2000P Instruction Manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Network Archiving Software

VA-SW2000

Network Archiving Software

VA-SW2000

CONTENTS

FEATURES .......................................................2

ACCESSORIES.................................................2

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS..............................3

■ Server Computer (Image Server) ...............3

■ Client Computer..........................................3

■ Monitoring Cameras...................................3

■ Connection to Image Server....................... 3

NETWORK CONNECTION............................... 4

NETWORK CONFIGURATION

EXAMPLE ......................................................... 5

■ When a Single Network Camera is

Connected..................................................5

■ When Four Cameras are Connected to a

Network Video Server................................. 5

■ When Two Network Cameras and a
Network Video Server (with Four Cameras)

are Connected............................................5

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION AND IMAGE

SERVER............................................................6

INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE .......................7

■ Installing the Archiving Software ................7

■ Installing the JPEG2000 Plug-in............... 11

■ Uninstalling the Network Archiving

System Software ...................................... 11

FUNCTIONS OF EACH CAMSET MAIN

WINDOW ELEMENT.......................................12

NETWORK CAMERA SERVER

SETTINGS.......................................................14

A If “CAMERA” is selected as the CAMERA

TYPE setting ............................................. 15

B If “SERVER” is selected as the CAMERA

TYPE setting ............................................. 17

FUNCTIONS OF EACH CAMERA No.

WINDOW ELEMENT.......................................19

FUNCTIONS OF EACH CAMERA SET

WINDOW ELEMENT.......................................20

FUNCTIONS OF EACH RECORDING

MODE SET WINDOW ELEMENT...................22

■ Alarm Recording.......................................24

FUNCTIONS OF EACH LOCAL

SERVER SET WINDOW ELEMENT...............25

FUNCTIONS OF EACH IMAGE SERVER

WINDOW ELEMENT.......................................27

■ Main Window............................................27

FUNCTIONS OF EACH PARTITION

SETTING WINDOW ELEMENT ...................... 28

PARTITION SETTINGS .................................. 29

■ Deleting Recorded Data ...........................29

CLIENT COMPUTERS.................................... 30

NETWORK ARCHIVING SYSTEM

SETTINGS.......................................................31

FUNCTIONS OF EACH SYSTEM

WINDOW ELEMENT.......................................32

FIELD MENU OPERATIONS..........................35

FUNCTIONS OF EACH SEARCH

WINDOW ELEMENT.......................................36

SEARCHING FOR IMAGES............................37

SAVING IMAGES............................................38

PLAYING BACK SAVED IMAGES.................39

FUNCTIONS OF EACH ALARM

WINDOW ELEMENT.......................................40

PLAYING BACK AND SAVING ALARM

IMAGES...........................................................41

■ Saving Images ..........................................41

■ Playing Back Saved Images.....................42

MENU SCREEN FLOWCHART

(For Administrator only)................................43

OPENING AND CLOSING THE MENU

WINDOW (For Administrator only) ...............44

MENU WINDOW SETTINGS ..........................45

(For Administrator only)

A CLOCK SET Settings ................................45

B RECORDING AREA INFORMATION

Checking....................................................45

C RECORDING CONDITION SET Settings..45

D RECORDING MODE SET Settings...........46

E TIMER SET Settings..................................49

F ALARM NOTICE SET Settings..................50

G CAMERA SET Settings .............................51

SYSTEM WINDOW FLOWCHART

(For Administrator only)................................53

OPENING AND CLOSING THE SYSTEM

WINDOW (For Administrator only) ...............54

SYSTEM WINDOW SETTINGS

(For Administrator only)................................55

A NETWORK SET Settings ..........................55

B USER PROPERTY SET Settings .............. 56

C CAMERA PROPERTY LIST Display.........59

USER LEVELS................................................60

NETWORK CAMERA/VIDEO

SERVER PPP CONNECTIONS ......................61

PPP CONNECTION SETTINGS......................62

■ When PPP Connections are

Not Possible..............................................63

MODEM CONNECTIONS................................64

ARCHIVING SOFTWARE

SPECIFICATIONS...........................................65

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FEATURES

ACCESSORIES

The VA-SW2000 archiving software is an
application software that lets you record
JPEG2000 images from network cameras and
network video servers onto the hard drive of a
computer, and to play back these recorded
images.

The computer that the VA-SW2000 software is
installed on becomes an “image server”, so that
the images that have been recorded on that
computer can be displayed as live images or
recorded images by other computers that are
also connected to the network (client computers).

● JPEG2000 images from up to a maximum of
16 cameras can be recorded simultaneously.
In addition, the recording condition can be set
individually as desired for each camera that is
connected.

● Via the network, up to a maximum of 16 users
on client computers can access the recorded
images for recording and playing back. In
addition, the access for users can be
controlled by means of passwords.

● The image server can simultaneously record
images while processing access requests for
recording and playback from client
computers.

● Recording and playback images can be
viewed in a single-screen or up to a 16­screen split screen display. In addition, both
live images and playback images can be
displayed as required.

● Normal playback and alarm recording are
both available, and you can set parameters
such as the recording rate and resolution for
both types of recording. You can also set
recording to take place in real time or as time­lapse recording as required.

● An alarm notification function is also
available, so that if an alarm is triggered at
one of the cameras on the network, an
electronic alarm playback message with a
single alarm image attached can be sent to
up to five designated e-mail addresses.

● Hardware key (USB type)

Note: The hardware key must be inserted

into the USB port in order to use this
software.

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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

The system requirements for the network archiving system are as follows.

■ Server Computer (Image Server)

● Specifications/computer

CPU: Pentium
Memory: 256 MB or more (512 MB recommended)
Operating System: Windows

The operating system that can be used will vary depending on the number of client computers that
are connected. Check the system configuration that you are using and also check the terms of your
Microsoft software license and select an operating system that complies with the conditions of use
for your license.

Ports: USB port (Ver. 1.1 or later)

■ Client Computer

● Specifications/computer

CPU: Pentium

Memory: 128 MB or more (256 MB recommended)
Operating System: Windows

● Browser: Internet Explorer Ver. 5.5, Service Pack 2 or later

■ Monitoring Cameras

JPEG2000-compatible network camera (VCC-WB2000/VCC-WB2000P) or camera that is compatible
with the network video server (VSP-SV2000/VSP-SV2000P)

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III 800 MHz or higher (Pentium 4, 2 GHz recommended)

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2000 Server / Professional / XP Professional

LAN port (2 or more recommended)

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III 800 MHz or higher

(Pentium 4, 2 GHz recommended)

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98 SE / Me / 2000 / XP

■ Connection to Image Server

● Between camera and image server

Network: LAN
No. of connections: Maximum 16 channels

● Between client computer and image server
Network: LAN or Internet

No. of connections: Maximum 16

Administrator: 1

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General users: Maximum 15

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Microsoft and Windows are trademarks, or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United
States and/or other countries.

Intel and Pentium are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the
United States and other countries.

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NETWORK CONNECTION

Two different types of unit can be connected to the network archiving system: network cameras and
network video servers.

Server Computer

(Image server)

Camera image dataCamera image data

IP address

IP address

IP address

Network video server

2

IP address

1 Network camera

Each network camera is connected directly to
the image server.

2 Network video server

Normal monitoring cameras are connected to
the image server via a network video server.
Up to a maximum of four monitoring cameras
can be connected to a single network video
server.

3 Camera number

This is a number that is assigned to each
camera for use in the system. Up to a
maximum of 16 cameras can be connected to
the network archiving system, so that camera
numbers from 1 to 16 are available, but the
numbers cannot be duplicated.

4 Camera ID

This is an identifier that the image server uses
to specify cameras. The camera IDs may not
be duplicated within the network archiving
system.

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Camera IDs consist of five alphanumeric
characters.

The IDs consist of a basic ID (4 characters)
and a serial number (0 to 3). When a basic
ID is registered, the network camera or
network video server automatically assigns
the serial number.

3

1

Network camera

Monitoring camera

(Setting examples)

☞ For network cameras

Basic ID entered: CCAM → Camera ID:
CCAM0

☞ For a network video server

Basic ID entered: SCAM → Camera ID:
SCAM0 (1 to 3)

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The Administrator registers camera IDs
at the image server.

When a camera is connected to the
network, the Administrator registers the
camera ID using the network archiving
software (Camset).

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Camera IDs cannot be changed by
general users.

Camera IDs are camera identifiers. They
are not specific to any particular camera
unit, so if a particular camera has a
problem and needs to be replaced, you do
not need to change the camera ID.

Note: If your system requires protection

from power outages, you should use
an uninterrupted power supply
(UPS). If running the system for
extended periods, it is also
recommended that you periodically
shut the system down and restart it
in order to ensure more stable
system operation.

Camera number Camera ID

1 CCAMO

2 DCAMO

3 ECAMO

4 SCAM0

5 SCAM1

6 SCAM2

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Maximum 16

4

SCAM3

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NETWORK CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE

■ When a Single Network Camera is Connected

Server computer

(Image server)

LAN

Camera image dataCamera image data

Network camera

■ When Four Cameras are Connected to a Network Video Server

Monitoring camera

Monitoring camera

Monitoring camera

Monitoring camera

LAN

Client computer

Client computer

Network

video server

Server computer

(Image server)

Camera image dataCamera image data

■ When Two Network Cameras and a Network Video Server (with Four
Cameras) are Connected

Monitoring camera

Server computer

(Image server)

Camera image dataCamera image data

LAN

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Monitoring camera

Monitoring camera

Monitoring camera

Network

video server

Network camera Network camera

Client computer Client computer

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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION AND IMAGE
SERVER

In order to use this system, you need to install the network archiving software to the computer that is to
be used as the image server, and you need to install the JPEG2000 plug-in to the computers that are to
be used as the client computers.

After installing the software for this system, you can then set the recording conditions for the network
cameras and video server from the image server, and record images onto the image server.

The client computers can be used to view, search and play back images that have been recorded by the
image server.

Note: The speed of recording and viewing live/playback images is dependent on factors such

as the network environment and the computer performance.

2 Server computerSettings

1 Camera

Live images

3 Client computer

(Operation of each component)
1 Camera

This captures the images being monitored.

2 Server Computer

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CamSet

This is a utility for setting the connection
parameters for the camera and the image
server.

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Image server

This records the image data that is
transmitted from the cameras based on the
conditions that have been set.

(Image server)

Live images

Settings

3 Client computer

This is used as a viewing terminal to monitor,
search and play back live images and also
images that have been recorded by the image
server.

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Settings

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INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE

In order to use the network archiving system, you need to install the archiving software onto the image
server, and the JPEG2000 plug-in onto the client computers respectively.

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■ Installing the Archiving Software

The archiving software consists of the following
three programs: recording software, a hardware
key driver, and J2RE (Java 2 Runtime). You
should normally select “ALL SET” so that all
three software programs are installed together.

Note: Checking for Java 2 Runtime

Before installing the software, check if
Java 2 Runtime has already been
installed on the image server. If Java 2
Runtime Ver. 1.4 or later has already
been installed, you must uninstall it.

JAVA is a trademark or registered trademark of
Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States of
America and other countries.

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Place the system disk for the
archiving software into the CD-ROM
drive of the image server, and then
run ‘‘InstUP.exe’’.

The “WELCOME” window will be displayed.

Click [ALL SET] in the ‘‘WELCOME
window’’.

The installation will start, and the setup
window will be displayed.

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Archive application software

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(ARCHIVE)

This records JPEG2000 images.

Hardware key driver

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(HARD-KEY Driver)

After installing the hardware key driver,
be sure to insert the accessory hardware
key into the USB port of the image server.

Java Runtime Environment (J2RE)

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This installs Java 2 Runtime Ver. 1.3.

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INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE

3

Click [Next] in the “ Welcome to the
LSsetup Setup Wizard” window (to
install the archive application
software).

The license agreement conditions will be
displayed. After reading the conditions
carefully, select “I Agree” if you agree to the
conditions, and then click [Next].

4

Click [Next] in the “ Select
Installation Folder” window.

Normally you should not change the default
settings. If you would like to change the
destination folder for installation of the
software, type the new folder into the box, or
click [Browse] and select the destination
folder.

5

Click [Next] in the “ Confirm
Installation” window.

Installation will then start and the progress
meter will show how far the installation has
progressed. Once the installation is
complete, click [Close].

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INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE

6

After this, installation of the J2RE
software starts.

The license agreement conditions will be
displayed. After reading the conditions
carefully, click [Yes].

7

Click [Next] in the “ Choose
Destination Location” window.

Normally you should not change the default
settings. If you would like to change the
destination folder for installation of the
software, type the new folder into the box, or
click [Browse] and select the destination
folder.

8

Click [Next] in the “ Select
Browsers” window.

Installation of the J2RE software will start.

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INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE

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After this, installation of the
hardware key driver starts.

When the “iKey Driver - Welcome”

1

window is displayed, click [Next].
At the “iKey Driver - License Agreement”

2

window, click [I Agree].

11

Insert the accessory hardware key
into the USB port of the image
server.

Then click [OK].

Note: If you remove the hardware key while

the software is running, recording
will stop. To resume recording,
reinsert the hardware key and then
restart the image server.

12

After the installation is completed,
restart the image server. The
“ Camset” and “ LSsetup” shortcut
icon will appear on the desktop.

Double-click each icon.

10

The progress meter will show how
far the installation has progressed.
Once the installation is complete
and a message box is displayed,
click [OK].

When all software programs have been
installed, a message will be displayed
prompting you to restart the computer.

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INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE

■ Installing the JPEG2000 Plug-in

Install the JPEG2000 plug-in onto the client
computers from the CD-ROM. Refer to the
documentation provided with the network camera
or video server for instructions on installing the
plug-in.

■ Uninstalling the Network
Archiving System Software

1

Click [Start] and then click [Control
Panel]. Then double-click the “ Add/
Remove Programs” icon.

2

Remove Java 2 Runtime, LSsetup
and the ikey driver.

3

Delete any data that has been stored
on the image server.

Delete the directories (cam1 to 16) that

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have been created in the drive (example:
drive D) that has been specified in the
partition settings.

Delete the “C:/Program File/LSsetup/”

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folder. If you changed the installation
destination folder, then delete the folder
with the path that was specified.

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FUNCTIONS OF EACH CAMSET MAIN WINDOW
ELEMENT

Click “ Camset” shortcut icon on the desktop.

2 3

4

7

8

1

5
6
9

F
H

I

Q K L

1 Table number (00 – 15)

This shows the number of the table that is
being operated.

With Camset, information for a single camera
is stored by itself separately, and up to a
maximum of 16 tables can be edited, one for
each camera connected. The configuration
files in all tables can all be retrieved and
saved together.

2 IP ADDRESS

This is the IP address for the camera.

3 HTTP PORT (Default setting: 80)

This is the port number for the camera.
The default setting should normally be left as
it is.

4 CONNECT (Default setting: C)

This shows whether the camera can be
accessed by the image server.

Available settings:

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C: Access to the camera is possible.

Access to the camera is not possible.

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N:

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If the camera is connected to the
Internet via a dial-up connection
and so the IP address is not fixed

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If the camera is behind a firewall
and cannot be accessed directly

J

5 CAMERA TYPE

(Default setting: CAMERA)

This selects the type of camera that is
connected.

Available settings:

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CAMERA: Network camera

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SERVER: Network video server

6 CAM No. (p. 19)

When you click this button, the “CAMERA
No.” window is displayed.

7 NEXT

When you click this button, the display moves
to the next table. Use this when you have
finished making the settings for one camera
and you would like to make the settings for
the next camera.

If the next table has not been created yet,

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the message “No next camera, create new
camera?” will be displayed. Click [Yes] to
create a new table.

If the table number is “15”, you cannot

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move to the next table.

M

N

O

P

G

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FUNCTIONS OF EACH CAMSET MAIN WINDOW ELEMENT

8 PREV

When you click this button, the display moves
to the previous table.

If the table number is “00”, you cannot move
to the previous table.

Note: If using either the [NEXT] or [PREV]

operations, make sure that the [SET
TO CAMERA] operations have been
carried out correctly first in order to
ensure that no mismatches occur in
the setting information between the
camera and the configuration file.

9 CAMERA SET (p. 20)

When you click this button, the “CAMERA
SET” window is displayed.
If “SERVER” is selected as the CAMERA
TYPE setting, a warning message will be
displayed and the “CAMERA SET” window
will not be displayed.

F RECORD MODE SET (p. 22)

When you click this button, the “RECORDING
MODE SET” window is displayed.

G LOCAL SERVER SET (p. 25)

When you click this button, the “LOCAL
SERVER SET” window is displayed.

H LOAD FROM CAMERA

When you click this button, the camera setting
information is loaded into the table that is
currently being edited.

The IP address and HTTP port number for

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the camera must be set correctly.

I SET TO CAMERA

When you click this button, the setting
information in the table is applied to the
camera.

The IP address and HTTP port number for the
camera must be set correctly.

J STOP

When you click this button, saving and
applying of camera setting information is
halted.

K LOAD INFO FILE

When you click this button, the contents of the
configuration file are loaded into the table.

L SAVE INFO FILE

When you click this button, the contents of the
table are all saved into the configuration file.

The contents of the table cannot be saved
into the configuration file in the following
cases.

If camera numbers are duplicated

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If camera IDs have not been set or are

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overlapping

Before saving information to the configuration
file, check the information in the table that is
being edited and make any corrections that
may be required.

M APPLY

When you click this button, the values that
have been typed in are applied to the table.

When this button is clicked, only the table
values that are currently in the memory are
overwritten. They are not yet applied to the
camera or saved in the configuration file at
this point.

N RESET

When you click this button, the settings are
returned to their previous settings.

This is only possible before [APPLY] is
clicked.

O DELETE

When you click this button, the configuration
table that is currently being edited is deleted.

P EXIT

When you click this button, Camset ends and
the main window closes.

Note: If you click [EXIT] when the contents

of the table have been changed but
they have not yet been applied to the
camera, the warning message “ Did
not Set Parameters to Camera, OK?”
will be displayed. If the changes have
also not been saved to the
configuration file, the warning
message “ Not Saved to Param File,
Exit OK?” will be displayed.

Q Log window

This displays messages showing the results
of operations.

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NETWORK CAMERA SERVER SETTINGS

Set the IP addresses.

1

Before double-clicking the shortcut icon
for the Camset network archiving system,
set the unique IP addresses for the cameras
that are connected to the image server.

Note: IP addresses cannot be set using the

Camset network archiving system.
Open the setting page for each
camera to make the settings.

2

Check the connections.

Connect the network cameras to the image
server, and check that the cameras can be
accessed using the image server.

3

Double-click the “ Camset” shortcut
icon on the desktop.

A “No Info file found!!” message box will be
displayed. Click [OK] to display the
“CAMSET MAIN” window. This window is
the “00” configuration file.

Note: To load a different configuration file,

click [NEXT]. The CONFIRM dialog
box will be displayed with the
message “ No next camera, create
new camera?” , so click [Yes] to load
another configuration file.

Type in the IP address for the

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camera with the default settings,
select “ C” or “ N” from the
“ CONNECT” drop-down list box,
and then click [APPLY].

5

Select the CAMERA TYPE setting.

Select “CAMERA” or “SERVER” from the
drop-down list box.

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NETWORK CAMERA SERVER SETTINGS

AIf “ CAMERA” is selected as the CAMERA TYPE setting

1

Select “ CAMERA” and then click
[APPLY].

2

Click [LOCAL SERVER SET].

The “LOCAL SERVER SET” window will be
displayed. Use this window to make the
settings for server. For further details, refer
to “FUNCTIONS OF EACH LOCAL
SERVER SET WINDOW ELEMENT”.
(p. 25)

4

Click [CAM No.].

The “CAMERA No.” window will be
displayed. While referring to “CAMERA No.
LIST OF OTHER CAMERAS”, type in a
camera number in the “CH-1” box that does
not overlap with an existing camera number.
The ID corresponding to the “CAMERA-ID”
entry in the “LOCAL SERVER SET” window
will be displayed in the “CAM ID” column.
(p. 26)

5

Click [APPLY] and close the
window.

6

Click [CAMERA SET].

The “CAMERA SET” window will be
displayed. Make the camera settings, and
then click [APPLY] and close the window.
(p. 20)

3

Type in a 4-character camera ID in
the “ CAMERA-ID” box, click
[APPLY] and then close the “ LOCAL
SERVER SET” window.

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NETWORK CAMERA SERVER SETTINGS

☞

Copying camera setting information

Camera settings are normally made in the
“CAMERA SET” window, but you can also
copy existing camera settings and apply them
to other cameras.

1

Click [LOAD FROM CAMERA].

The information for the camera that has
already been set will be loaded. It may
take several seconds for this information
to load.

2

Click [CAMERA SET].

The “CAMERA SET” window will be
displayed. Change any information that is
necessary, and then click [APPLY] and
close the window.

Click [RECORD MODE SET].

7

The “RECORDING MODE SET” window will
be displayed. Set the items that are required
for recording. (p. 22)

☞

If alarm recording is to be carried out

Change the setting in the drop-down list
box for “1CH” in the “ALARM RECORD”
box to “RECORD”, and then click
[APPLY] and close the window.

Click [SET TO CAMERA].

8

The setting information will be applied to the
camera.

It may take several seconds for the
information to set. If the camera is not
connected correctly, the following error
message will be displayed.

Click [SAVE INFO FILE].

9

The setting information will be saved in the
configuration file.
If saving setting information into other
configuration files, repeat the above
procedure.

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NETWORK CAMERA SERVER SETTINGS

BIf “ SERVER” is selected as the CAMERA TYPE setting

1

Select “ SERVER” and then click
[APPLY].

2

Click [LOCAL SERVER SET].

The “LOCAL SERVER SET” window will be
displayed. Use this window to make the
settings for server. For further details, refer
to “FUNCTIONS OF EACH LOCAL
SERVER SET WINDOW ELEMENT”.
(p. 25)

3

Type in a 4-character camera ID in
the “ CAMERA-ID” box, click
[APPLY] and then close the “ LOCAL
SERVER SET” window.

4

Click [RECORD MODE SET].

The “RECORDING MODE SET” window will
be displayed. Use the drop-down list boxes
to set whichever of the four “SERVER
TYPE” channels that is displaying camera
images to “ON”, and change any other
settings that may be required. For details,
refer to the “RECORDING MODE SET”
window. (p. 22)

If alarm recording is to be carried out,

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change the setting in the drop-down list
box for “CH” in the “ALARM RECORD”
box to “RECORD”, and then click
[APPLY] and close the window.

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NETWORK CAMERA SERVER SETTINGS

Click [CAM No.].

5

The “CAMERA No.” window will be
displayed. While referring to “CAMERA No.
LIST OF OTHER CAMERAS”, type in the
camera numbers in the “CH-1” to “CH-4”
boxes that do not overlap with existing
camera numbers.

The ID corresponding to the “CAMERA-ID”
entry in the “LOCAL SERVER SET” window
will be displayed in the “CAM ID” column.
(p. 26)

Note: The “ SERVER TYPE” in the

“ RECORDING MODE SET” window
must be set to “ ON” to be able to
type a camera number into the
corresponding boxes.

7

Click [SET TO CAMERA].

The setting information will be applied to the
camera.

It may take several seconds for the
information to set. If the camera is not
connected correctly, the following error
message will be displayed.

Click [SAVE INFO FILE].

8

The information that is recorded in the
configuration file for the image server will be
saved.

If saving setting information into other
configuration files, repeat the above
procedure.

6

Click [APPLY] and close the
window.

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FUNCTIONS OF EACH CAMERA No. WINDOW
ELEMENT

This window lets you assign numbers (1 to 16) to each channel for the cameras that are connected to
the image server. These numbers are used for system administration purposes.

Click [CAM No.] in the “ CAMSET MAIN” window.

Note: If assigning a camera number to a network camera, only “ CH-1” can be set. For a

network video server, the channels that can be set are the available channels (up to a
maximum of four) in which the camera connection is set to “ ON” in the “ RECORDING
MODE SET” window.

1 3

2

1 Camera number settings

Type the camera numbers into the camera
number boxes.

Note: For example, if a camera setting has

been made for “ CAM No. 1” in the
“ CAMERA No. LIST OF OTHER
CAMERAS” box and you then set
“ CH-1” to “ 1” , the settings will
overlap and the “ CAMNO ERROR”
message box will be displayed. The
duplicated setting will not be applied
even if you click [OK].

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2 CAMERA No. LIST OF OTHER

CAMERAS

This shows the camera numbers that have
already been set in other tables.

CAM ID: This shows the ID that was

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CH No.: For network cameras, “1”

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(TBL No.): This shows the number for the

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typed into the “CAMERA-ID”
box in the “LOCAL SERVER
SET” window.

(CH) is displayed, and for
network video servers, 1 – 4
(CH) is displayed.

corresponding table in the
“CAMSET MAIN” window.

3 Table settings

These buttons function in the same way as
the buttons
CAMERA SET WINDOW ELEMENT”. (p. 21)

in “FUNCTIONS OF EACH

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FUNCTIONS OF EACH CAMERA SET WINDOW
ELEMENT

This window lets you make detailed settings that determine the camera operating parameters.

Note: If “ SERVER” is selected as the CAMERA TYPE setting, a warning message will be

displayed and the “ CAMERA SET” window will not be displayed.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7

8
9

F

1 IRIS (Default setting: AI)

Select the iris setting from the drop-down list
box.

Available settings:

•

AI: Automatic iris

Electronic iris

•

EI:

2 IRIS Level (Default setting: 50)

Type the iris level in the text box. The larger
the value, the greater the iris level.

Available settings: 1 to 100

3 BRIGHT (Default setting: 1)

Select the image brightness from the drop­down list box. The brightness can be set to
one of five levels, and the higher the value,
the brighter the images.

Available settings: 1 to 5

4 ELECTRONIC SHUTTER

(Default setting: 1/60)

This setting can be changed when IRIS is set
to “AI”.
Select the electronic shutter speed (8 speeds)
from the drop-down list box.

Available settings:

1/60, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000,
1/4000, 1/10000 sec.

5 BLC (Default setting: OFF)

Select the backlight correction function from
the drop-down list box.

Available settings:

•

OFF: Backlight correction is not

•

MULTI: Multiple point photometry;

•

CENTER: Center focus photometry;

carried out.

backlight correction is
calculated from the whole
image.

backlight correction is
calculated based on the center
of the image.

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