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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)

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

2000 Server / Professional / XP Professional

LAN port (2 or more recommended)

III 800 MHz or higher

(Pentium 4, 2 GHz recommended)

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

Network video server

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.

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

Maximum 16

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

LAN

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

Network

video server

Network camera Network camera

Client computer Client computer

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.

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.

■ 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.

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.

INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE

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].

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.

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

After this, installation of the J2RE software starts.

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

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

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

Installation of the J2RE software will start.

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INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE

After this, installation of the hardware key driver starts.

When the “iKey Driver - Welcome”

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

window, click [I Agree].

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.

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

Double-click each icon.

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

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

Remove Java 2 Runtime, LSsetup and the ikey driver.

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.

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F H

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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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

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.

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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.

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.

Check the connections.

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

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

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

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

Select “ CAMERA” and then click [APPLY].

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)

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)

Click [APPLY] and close the window.

Click [CAMERA SET].

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

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

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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.

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.

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].

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

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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].

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].

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

Select “ SERVER” and then click [APPLY].

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)

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

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.].

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.

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].

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.

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.

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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

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.

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1 IRIS (Default setting: AI)

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

Available settings:

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AI: Automatic iris

Electronic iris

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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:

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OFF: Backlight correction is not

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MULTI: Multiple point photometry;

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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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FUNCTIONS OF EACH CAMERA SET WINDOW ELEMENT

6 WHITE BALANCE

(Default setting: AUTO)

Select the white balance (automatic color temperature correction) from the drop-down list box.

Available settings:

AUTO: Automatic white balance; the

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INDOOR: This setting is for when the

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OUTDOOR: This setting is for when the

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MANUAL: Manual white balance; this

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white balance is adjusted automatically to obtain correct colors even if the light source changes.

camera is being used indoors under fluorescent lighting.

camera is being used outdoors under natural sunlight.

can be used when the “AUTO” setting does not give correct color reproduction.

7 WHITE BALANCE MANUAL-R/B

(Default setting: 64)

This is used when “WHITE BALANCE” is set to “MANUAL”. Type in the color sensitivity level for red (R) or blue (B) in the text box.

Available settings: 0 to 255

8 AGC Gain (Default setting: 0)

This sets the image capture sensitivity. Select the AGC (automatic gain control) gain level from the drop-down list box. If the images are too dark, increase the gain level.

Available settings: –6dB, 0, +6dB, +9dB,

OFF

9 GAMMA (Default setting: 0.45)

Select the gamma correction value (signal correction value/contrast for natural images) from the drop-down list box.

Available settings: 1, 0.8, 0.6, 0.45, 0.3

Note: Refer to the documentation provided

with the network cameras for details on settings for other cameras. In addition, other settings such as those for motion sensors that can only be made at the camera itself should basically be made first before any other settings are made. When you change the settings in this setting window, always make sure that the changed settings are updated in the camera window also.

F Table settings

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The data that has been typed in is applied to the table that is currently being edited, and the window closes.

APPLY

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The data that has been typed in is applied to the table that is currently being edited, but the window does not close.

CANCEL

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The data that has been typed in is discarded, and the window closes. (This is only possible before [APPLY] is clicked.)

RESET

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The data that has been typed in is discarded, and the previous table settings are restored. (This is only possible before [APPLY] is clicked.)

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FUNCTIONS OF EACH RECORDING MODE SET WINDOW ELEMENT

This window lets you set the camera recording parameters.

Click [RECORDING MODE SET] in the “ CAMSET MAIN” window.

1 Channel connection settings

If the camera type is a network video server, you can set the connection (ON/OFF) to the image server for each channel (CH1 to CH4) in the “SERVER TYPE” drop-down list boxes. (You cannot change any settings here if the camera is a network camera.)

2 RECORDING RATE

Select the recording rate (image transmission speed) from the drop-down list box.

Available settings: 0.1 to 1.0, >1 STEP 1 to

>1 STEP 5

Note: The transmission speed may be

limited by the conditions of the network environment that is being connected to.

3 RESOLUTION

Select the resolutions for both normal recording and alarm recording from the dropdown list boxes. The higher the resolution, the greater the volume of data transferred.

Available settings:

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NORMAL: 720x480, 720x240, 640x480, 320x240, 160x120 (Default setting: 320x240)

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ALARM: 720x480, 720x240 (Default setting: 720x240)

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FUNCTIONS OF EACH RECORDING MODE SET WINDOW ELEMENT

4 COMPRESSION RATIO

Select the compression ratio for image data that is used by the image processing circuit for each recording mode from the drop-down list boxes.

Available settings: STEP 1 to STEP 5 The compression ratio setting can be set

to one of five steps, from STEP 1 (high) to STEP 5 (low). If a higher compression ratio is used, the volume of image data becomes smaller (the amount of image deterioration becomes greater) but the transmission speed becomes faster.

5 PRIORITY

Select the priority mode for recording from the drop-down list box.

Available settings:

PICTURE: Recording is carried out at high

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TIME: Recording is carried out at

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quality.

normal quality. (The duration for recording

alarm data is shorter.)

6 ADDITIONAL REC TIME

When an alarm occurs, images are recorded by the image server in accordance with the alarm memory area of the camera, but you can extend the recording time by typing in an additional time in seconds.

Available settings: 0 to 300 sec.

7 BUFFERING AREA

Select the ratio for allocating pre-alarm recording and post-alarm recording space in the camera’s alarm memory area from the drop-down list box.

Example 0/10

Post-alarm recording area

Pre-alarm recording area

Available settings: 0/10, 1/9, 2/8, 3/7, 4/6,

When setting the pre-alarm recording

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area (the setting range is from 1/9 to 5/

5), the compression ratio and resolution that have been set as the alarm recording conditions will also be applied to normal recording and will be fixed at those settings, so that it will not be possible to change the compression ratio and resolution for normal recording.

If the “ BUFFERING AREA” setting is

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something other than “ 0/10” (if a prealarm recording area has been set), the following checks will be carried out automatically when [OK] or [APPLY] is clicked.

Are the RESOLUTION settings for

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normal and alarm recording the same?

If they are different, a warning message is displayed, and the RESOLUTION setting for alarm recording is adopted for both kinds of recording.

5/5

☞ Does the COMPRESSION RATIO

setting match the PRIORITY setting?

If the settings are not as follows, a warning message is displayed and the settings are forcibly adjusted.

PRIORITY (PICTURE)

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COMPRESSION RATIO (STEP 5) PRIORITY (TIME)

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COMPRESSION RATIO (STEP 2)

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FUNCTIONS OF EACH RECORDING MODE SET WINDOW ELEMENT

8 ALARM RECORD

Select the alarm recording function setting for the camera from the drop-down list box.

Available settings:

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RECORD: The alarm recording function is

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OFF: The alarm recording function is

enabled.

disabled.

9 Table settings

These buttons function in the same way as button

F in “FUNCTIONS OF EACH

CAMERA SET WINDOW ELEMENT”. (p. 21)

■ Alarm Recording

This system allows two modes of recording to be carried out. These modes are normal recording and alarm recording. Normal recording is the default mode; alarm recording starts automatically when an outside intruder triggers an alarm.

Alarm recording consists of “pre-alarm recording” which records the images immediately before an alarm occurs, and “post- alarm recording” which records the images immediately after the alarm occurs.

The following two types of alarm detection can be used by the cameras.

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Detection by means of an external alarm sensor

This uses a response from a sensor such as an infrared sensor to input external alarm data to the camera.

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Detection by means of a motion sensor

This uses the motion detection function that has been set at the camera to automatically detect any movement in the images being recorded.

Note: The alarm detection functions of the

camera cannot be set or changed at the image server.

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FUNCTIONS OF EACH LOCAL SERVER SET WINDOW ELEMENT

This lets you set the attribute information (such as IP address and port number) for the image server.

Click [LOCAL SERVER SET] in the “ CAMSET MAIN” window.

1 LOCAL SERVER USE

Select whether the image server is to be used or not from the drop-down list box.

Available settings:

NO USE: Not used

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USE: Used

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Note: If “ USE” is selected, a special mode

will be activated so that direct connections between the browser and network cameras and video servers can only be made by the Administrator (ID3). Refer to the documentation provided with the network camera or video server for details on browser connections.

2 LOCAL SERVER IP ADDRESS

Type in the IP address for the image server in the text box.

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3 FTP PORT NUMBER

Type in the FTP (File Transfer Protocol) port number for the image server in the text box. Normally you should type in “21”.

4 FTP USER NAME

(Default setting: ComNET)

Type in the FTP username in the text box.

5 FTP PASSWORD

Type in the FTP password in the text box. (The password can be up to 16 characters in length. The password entered is casesensitive.)

FUNCTIONS OF EACH LOCAL SERVER SET WINDOW ELEMENT

6 FTP PASSWORD (Confirm)

Re-enter the FTP password in the text box to confirm it.

If the two passwords are different, the message “PassWord Not Match” will be displayed when you click [APPLY].

7 FTP PASSIVE

(Default setting: NO USE)

If the FTP connection is in passive mode, set to “USE”. However, this should normally be set to “NO USE”.

Available settings:

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NO USE: Not used

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USE: Used

Note: The use or non-use of passive mode

will vary depending on the network configuration of the image server. This is set to “ USE” if the camera images cannot be seen at the image server.

8 CAMERA-ID

This is a 4-character camera title that is displayed for convenience at the user terminal.

Note: If the CAMERA-ID is less than 4

characters, or if it is the same as the CAMERA-ID that has already been set for another camera, a warning message will be displayed and [OK] and [APPLY] will not work. If you enter any more than four characters, the extra characters will be ignored.

9 Table settings

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

in “FUNCTIONS OF EACH

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FUNCTIONS OF EACH IMAGE SERVER WINDOW ELEMENT

■ Main Window

When you double-click the shortcut icon on the desktop, the main window for the archiving software will open.

The main window contains a variety of different confirmation and checking functions in the one window, but some of the menus that are available to the user are restricted during normal system operations. As a result, items and menus that are not described in this instruction manual cannot be used.

Note: The functions in this window cannot be used when the color of the characters in the

menu bar is gray.

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Record indicator

FTP indicator SILS indicator

Lights blue while the image server is in operation, and lights red when the image server is stopped.

Frame rate

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now Date/Time

Shows the current date and time.

Start/Stop

These buttons are used to start and stop server functions (recording, FTP and SILS).

Start: Click to start an operation.

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Stop: Click to stop an operation.

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Note: ‘‘WSftpd’’ and

‘‘C:\WINNT\system32\cmd.exe’’ will also be run when the main window is opened. These are not directly related to settings, but they must not be closed.

FUNCTIONS OF EACH PARTITION SETTING WINDOW ELEMENT

The hard disk recording areas are set according to the recording mode to be used. This window is used to set the normal recording area and the alarm recording area.

Click on [Setting] in the menu bar and then select [Partition] from the drop-down list box. The “Partition” window will then open.

Note: Settings cannot be carried out using

the menu bar while recording is stopped.

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Return

Click to return to the main menu.

Refresh

Click to refresh the window with the latest information.

HDD Capacity

Shows the amount of free space on all hard disk drives separately for each drive.

Count of Connected Camera

Shows the number of cameras that are connected to the image server.

Image Record Partition

Setting box for hard disk partitions.

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PARTITION SETTINGS

Set the recording areas by following the procedure below.

Specify the drive. (Image Record Drive)

Select the drive from the drop-down list box. Refer to the “System Information” box in the

window for details on the amount of free space available on each drive.

Set the total size of the recording area. (Size of Data Area)

Set the size of the recording area from the drop-down list box.

Available settings: Units of 1 Gbyte

Set the size of the alarm recording area. (Alarm area)

Select the percentage of the total recording area that is to be allocated as the alarm recording area from the drop-down list box. The size of the normal recording area automatically becomes the amount left over when the size of the alarm recording area is deducted from the size of the total recording area.

Available settings: 0 to 99%

Confirm the number of cameras that are being used for recording. (Count of Camera)

Refer to “Count of Connected Camera” in the “System Information” box and set the number of cameras that are being recorded by the image server.

Apply the partition settings.

Click [Make] to apply the partition settings for the image server.

■ Deleting Recorded Data

If you click [Data Clear], all recorded data will be deleted. In addition, if you click [All Clear], the partition settings will be deleted.

Note: When selecting the drive to use for recording, it is recommended that you do not select

the “ C” drive if this drive is also being used as the system drive. If selecting the “ C” drive as the drive to use for recording, make sure that there is sufficient free space available on the drive to allow the system to operate stably.

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CLIENT COMPUTERS

Images that are recorded onto the image sever and live images can be viewed, searched and played back by client computers. The user levels for accessing client computers on the network are divided into two levels: “Administrator” and “General user”. The user levels are recognized during login according to the username and password entered. Refer to page 60 for further details on user levels.

2 Server computerSettings

1 Camera

3 Client computer

(For Administrator)

Live images

Settings

(Image server)

Settings

(For General user)

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NETWORK ARCHIVING SYSTEM SETTINGS

Start the image server.

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Start the computer’s web browser.

Browser: Internet Explorer Ver. 5.5,

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Operating system: Windows 98 SE / Me /

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Type the image server’s IP address into the browser’s location bar and press [Enter].

Example: http://192.168.0.202/

Type the username and password into the verification window as shown below, and then click [OK].

Once the username and password have been verified, the language selection window will be displayed.

User Name: ADMINISTRATOR

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Password: ADMINISTRATOR

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Service Pack 2 or later

2000 / XP

Select the language and then click [OK].

The system window will then be displayed.

Note: To discontinue receiving images

from the image server, be sure to click the network disconnect button.

Note:

The default settings for the username and

•

password are as shown above. Refer to page 55 for instructions on changing the password. The username cannot be changed.

If you click [CLEAR], the settings that

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have been typed in will be cleared. If you type in an incorrect username or

•

password, a message will be displayed, so type in the correct details.

For system security, you should change

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the password periodically.

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FUNCTIONS OF EACH SYSTEM WINDOW ELEMENT

The user can display images from the image server in the system window, and also carry out operations such as monitoring and recording live images and playing back alarm recording images.

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7 8

1 Control panel

These buttons can be used when images have been recorded by the image server.

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Alarm skip buttons (B C)

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Speed buttons (D E)

D: If clicked during normal playback, the

playback speed decreases as follows each time the button is clicked.

1/2, 1/5, 1/10, 1/20, 1/50 (relative speed)

E: If clicked during normal playback, the

playback speed increases as follows each time the button is clicked.

2, 5, 10, 20, 50 (relative speed)

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Reverse playback button (F)

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Stop button (G)

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Playback button (H)

Note: After a search has been carried

out, the playback button can be used to play back images from the set time onward.

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Frame advance buttons (I, K)

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Pause button (J)

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Skip to top button ( )

2 Search setting button (SEARCH)

Used to search and play back recorded images by date.

3 Alarm list display button (ALARM)

Used to display the alarm conditions in list form.

4 Menu setting display button (MENU

SETTING) (p. 43)

Used to display and set time and recording area information. This button can only be used by an Administrator. It is not displayed when general users are logged in.

5 System setting window display

button (SYSTEM) (p. 53)

Used to set network and user information. This button can only be used by an Administrator. It is not displayed when general users are logged in.

6 Previous window display button

(BACK)

When clicked, the display changes to the previously-displayed window.

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FUNCTIONS OF EACH SYSTEM WINDOW ELEMENT

7 Mode select buttons (AUTO/FINE)

Images from the image server are compressed into JPEG2000 format and are displayed as live images. These mode select buttons are used to select whether the transmitted images are adjusted automatically to the resolution that best suits the performance of the computer being used to view the images, or whether the resolution is set to fine quality regardless of the computer’s performance.

AUTO: Image resolution is automatically

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Note: The image resolution will vary

FINE: Images are displayed at fine

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adjusted in accordance with the computer’s performance (default setting).

according to the computer’s performance. If this may be a problem, you should change the setting to “ FINE” . However, the display speed may become slower when “ FINE” is selected.

resolution.

8 Network disconnect button

Click this button to close the connection between the computer and the image server. “SANYO NETWORK ARCHIVING SYSTEM, THE UNIT IS DISCONNECTED!” will be displayed, and the camera will be disconnected from the network.

9 Window setting buttons

Select the desired settings from the dropdown list boxes and then click the [SET] button.

BA D EC

A Split screen number setting

(SCREEN)

Select the number of split screens to be displayed in the image area.

Available settings: 1, 4, 9, 16

(Split screens)

B Window select button (CH)

The numbers in the drop-down list box correspond to each split screen window. The selected channel (CH) number is displayed in the left part of the title bar for the respective window.

Available settings: 1 to 16

C Camera number select button

(CAMERA)

This selects the camera number. The camera numbers displayed are the numbers that have been set in the “CAM No.” window of the Camset software.

Available settings: 1 to 16

D Image mode select button (MODE)

This selects the image mode for displaying images in the image areas.

LIVE: Monitoring of live (camera)

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images

PLAY: Playback of recorded images

E SET button

Click to accept the current settings.

Alarm detection check button (ALARM)

This button lets you check alarm images that have not been played back.

A Alarm display

Normally these are all grayed out. When an alarm is detected, they illuminate orange in order starting from the right side, and the number of the camera where the alarm was detected is displayed. When a button is clicked, the corresponding alarm playback screen is displayed. (p. 41)

B Remaining alarm playback display

If there are more than three alarms that have not yet been played back, the i button lights red. If there are less than two alarms in the alarm list with a playback history of “1”, this button remains black.

Note:

Once an alarm has been played back, the corresponding indicator is removed from the alarm detection check buttons. (p. 41)

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FUNCTIONS OF EACH SYSTEM WINDOW ELEMENT

G Live & playback image area

This area is used to display live images and playback images. A maximum of 16 windows can be set. The camera information that has been set in the “CAMERA SET” window is displayed in the title bars of each window.

A B C D E

A Channel number B Camera ID

This shows the 5-character ID that has been set in the “LOCAL SERVER SET” window of the image server.

C Camera title

This shows the title that has been set in the “CAMERA SET” window.

D Date and time

This shows the date and time that has been set at the image server.

E Image mode

This shows “LIVE” or “PLAY”.

Note: The camera information display in

the title bar is abbreviated when there are many split-screen windows open.

Title bar functions

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When characters are displayed in white:

Recording is stopped

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When characters are displayed in yellow:

Recording is in progress

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When the title bar is green:

The window is active (The settings made using the window setting buttons 9 are applied to the active window.)

F Image area

When the “ SANYO” characters in the middle of the screen are white:

No network camera or video server is

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connected No images could be found for search

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playback.

When the “ SANYO” characters in the middle of the screen are red:

No images are being sent from the

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image server.

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FIELD MENU OPERATIONS

If you move the mouse pointer over an image in a window in the image display area and click the right mouse button, a pop-up menu is displayed. This menu lets you select operations such as displaying image information and recording and saving images.

“Live” is displayed during playback mode

Displaying image information (Info)

If you click “Info”, the information for the current camera is displayed in the window. Click [OK] to clear the information display.

Note: Refer to the “ RECORDING MODE

SET” window at the image server for details on the values for ResolutionLevel, CompressionRatio and FrameRate.

Changing the image mode (Live / Play)

If you click “Live” or “Play”, the following display appears. Click [OK] to clear the display.

“Play” is displayed during live image

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mode (“LIVE” is displayed in the title bar). If you click “Play”, the image mode changes to playback mode.

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(“PLAY” is displayed in the title bar). If you click “Live”, the image mode changes to live image mode.

Selecting recording (Rec / Stop) (For Administrator only)

This function can only be used by an Administrator. It is not displayed when general users are logged in.

If recording by the corresponding camera

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is stopped, “Rec” is displayed. If you click “Rec”, recording starts at the image server.

When recording starts, the

☞

characters in the title bar change to yellow.

If recording by the corresponding camera

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is in progress, “Stop” is displayed. If you click “Stop”, recording stops at the image server.

When recording stops, the

☞

characters in the title bar change to white.

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Saving images (Save (S))

Click “Save (S)” at the window that is displaying the image to be saved. The image save dialog box will be displayed. Check the saving location and filename, and then click [Save]. The image that was displayed at the point where the window was clicked will be saved.

FUNCTIONS OF EACH SEARCH WINDOW ELEMENT

Click [SEARCH] in the “ SYSTEM” window.

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1 MONTH

Used to select the month for images to be searched.

2 DAY

Used to select the day for images to be searched.

3 YEAR

Used to select the year for images to be searched.

4 TIME

Used to select the time for images to be searched.

5 SEARCH button

Searching for the specified images starts when this button is clicked.

6 Time interval setting buttons ( , )

If you click the or button when searching for images at an exact recording time, a time interval will be displayed. For example, if you select “5” and then click [SEARCH], images recorded at 5-minute

5 6

intervals will be displayed in the image display.

Available settings:

0 to 99 (Default setting: 0 mins.)

Note: Images are searched within a range

of 30 minutes of the specified time, and the closest matching image within that time is displayed. If no matching images are found, “ SANYO” is displayed.

7 Image display

When [SET] is clicked, the search window or the images being searched are displayed.

8 SET button

Click [SET] when an image is displayed in the image display. Playback will then start from the displayed image. Use the Control panel to control playback operations in this window.

9 COPY TO

Type in the path to the folder for saving images that have been searched for into the text box.

F TIME (MIN.)

Type in the length of recording time for images to be copied into the text box. The length of recording time starts from the time specified for searching for images.

G COPY button

Once the copy destination and length of recording time have been typed in, click this button to start saving the images.

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SEARCHING FOR IMAGES

■ To search for images recorded by camera 2 at 2.50 p.m. on 1 September 2002

Use the window setting buttons to make the following settings.

A SCREEN: 4 (Set the desired number of

split-screen windows)

B CH: 2 (Set the desired display channel) C CAMERA: 2 (Search condition)

When you click [SET], the title bar for the CH 2 window will change to green.

A B C

Click [SEARCH].

The “SEARCH” window will be displayed.

Set “ MONTH” to “ 9” , “ DAY” to “ 1” , “ YEAR” to “ 2002” and “ TIME” to “ 14:50” , and then click [SEARCH].

The image that was searched for will be displayed.

Searching when you do not know the

☞

exact time

If you set the time interval to an interval such as 10 minutes and then click [SEARCH], searching will be carried out of images recorded at 10 minute intervals starting from the time specified.

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Click [SET].

The display will change to a 4-screen split screen, and playback will start. If you would like the playback images to be displayed in a single screen, move the mouse pointer over the playback window and click the left mouse button.

SAVING IMAGES

Images that have been searched for can be copied to a specified folder on the computer.

Search for an image and display it in the image display.

Set the copying conditions as described below.

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COPY TO: Type in the path to the copy

•

TIME: Type in the length of

Click [COPY].

The images will be copied to the specified destination folder. A message box will be displayed while copying is in progress.

destination folder. (Create a special folder to hold the images.)

recording time for the images to be copied (units: minute).

A dialog box asking about file downloading will be displayed. Click “ Save this file to disk” , and then click [OK].

Save the file in the folder specified in step 2.

Note:

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The time required for copying will be longer than the length of recording time for the images being copied.

•

If an error occurs while copying is in progress, the following message box will be displayed.

Note:

•

Several filenames will be created for the images being copied, so you should create a special folder to hold the images.

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When copying additional images, delete any existing data from the copy destination folder before copying the images.

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PLAYING BACK SAVED IMAGES

Select the folder (e.g. TEST) that

contains the saved images.

Double-click the saved HTML file.

Open the Image Viewer.

When you click [View], the copied images will be played back.

When playback is finished, the “Finished” message box will be displayed.

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FUNCTIONS OF EACH ALARM WINDOW ELEMENT

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Alarm title for each respective camera

ALARM LIST CAMERA 1:

Alarm list for camera 1

Note: When the alarm list for another

camera is displayed, “ CAMERA 1” will change to “ CAMERA 2” or something similar depending on the camera number.

2 Alarm list display

This shows the alarm details.

Image display

When you select an item in the alarm list, an alarm image is displayed here.

SET button

If you select alarm information from the alarm list, the image is displayed in the image display. When you click [SET], the specified alarm images are played back. Use the Control panel to control playback operations in this window.

COPY TO

Type in the path to the copy destination folder into the text box.

COPY button

Once the copy destination folder has been typed in, click this button to start saving the images.

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PLAYING BACK AND SAVING ALARM IMAGES

When alarm information is recorded by the image server, the system’s alarm detection check buttons change to orange and the camera number is displayed. (p. 33)

Click [ALARM].

“ALARM LIST CAMERA” is displayed.

Select an alarm item in the alarm list display.

An alarm image will be displayed in the image display.

■ Saving Images

Alarm images can be copied to a specified copy destination folder on the computer.

Select an alarm to be saved from the alarm list, and display the alarm image in the image display.

Click [SET].

The display will change to a split screen, and playback will start. If you would like the playback images to be displayed in a single screen, move the mouse pointer over the playback window and click the left mouse button.

Note:

When an alarm is played back, the “ 1”

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(not played back) in the right column of the alarm list display will change to a “ 0” (played back), and the alarm detection check button will no longer appear orange.

Alarm detection is dependent on the

•

detecting functions of the connected cameras. The alarm detection settings cannot be changed at either the image server or a client computer.

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Type in the path to the copy destination folder in the “COPY TO” text box.

Click [COPY].

The images will be copied to the specified destination folder. A message box will be displayed while copying is in progress.

Note: The time required for copying will be

longer than the length of recording time for the images being copied.

PLAYING BACK AND SAVING ALARM IMAGES

A dialog box asking about file downloading will be displayed. Click “ Save this file to disk” , and then click [OK].

Save the file in the folder specified in step 2.

■ Playing Back Saved Images

Select the folder (e.g. TEST) that contains the saved images.

Double-click the saved HTML file.

Open the Image Viewer.

When you click [View], the copied images will be played back. When playback is finished, the “Finished” message box will be displayed.

Note:

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Several filenames will be created for the images being copied, so you should create a special folder to hold the images.

•

When copying additional images, delete any existing data from the copy destination folder before copying the images.

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MENU SCREEN FLOWCHART

Menu settings can only be carried out by an Administrator. Log in at Administrator user level in order to change menu settings.

Click [MENU SETTING] to open the “MENU” window.

(For Administrator only)

MENU window

Setting camera filming conditions (p. 51)

Setting the clock (p. 45)

Recording area information (p. 45)

Setting recording conditions and deleting recording data (p. 45)

Setting recording conditions (p. 46)

Setting timer conditions (p. 49)

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Setting addresses for alarm notification messages (p. 50)

OPENING AND CLOSING THE MENU WINDOW

(For Administrator only)

Note: If the [MENU SETTING] and

[SYSTEM] buttons are not displayed, check that the web browser address is for Administrator. (p. 31)

Click [MENU SETTING 1].

The “MENU” window will be displayed. BACK: When clicked, the live image/

playback area is displayed.

Click on a menu 3.

A setting window will be displayed for you to make any settings that are required.

To close a setting window, click [BACK 2].

The live image/playback area is displayed.

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MENU WINDOW SETTINGS

(For Administrator only)

A CLOCK SET Settings

This lets you set the date and time for the image server. The setting time is synchronized for all cameras that are connected to the image server.

Select the settings from the drop-down list boxes, and then click [SET].

When the date is changed, the day of the week is updated automatically.

B RECORDING AREA

INFORMATION Checking

The hard disk of the image server contains the normal recording area and the alarm recording area. This setting window shows the sizes of each recording area (partition) that were set by default by the archiving software.

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1 TOTAL CAPACITY

This is a reference value that shows the total capacity of the image server’s hard disk.

2 NORMAL RECORDING AREA

This shows the percentage of the image server’s total hard disk capacity that has been allocated as the normal recording area.

3 ALARM RECORDING AREA

This shows the percentage of the image server’s total hard disk capacity that has been allocated as the alarm recording area.

C RECORDING CONDITION SET

Settings

These settings control the actions to take when a recording area becomes full. In addition, you can also use this window to delete data that has already been recorded.

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1 NORMAL RECORDING AREA

OVERWRITE

This sets whether images recorded in the normal recording area are to be overwritten by new recordings when the area becomes full, or whether recording is to be stopped.

2 ALARM RECORDING AREA

OVERWRITE

This sets whether images recorded in the alarm recording area are to be overwritten by new recordings when the area becomes full, or whether recording is to be stopped.

3 NORMAL RECORDING AREA

This lets you set when images that have been recorded in the normal recording area are to be deleted.

4 ALARM RECORDING AREA

This lets you set when images that have been recorded in the alarm recording area are to be deleted.

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MENU WINDOW SETTINGS (For Administrator only)

■ Setting the Normal Recording Area to Overwrite

Select “ON” in the “NORMAL RECORDING AREA OVERWRITE” drop-down list box, and then click [SET].

Available settings:

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Set “ALARM RECORDING AREA OVERWRITE” in the same way.

When the normal recording area becomes

ON:

full, the images in the normal recording area are automatically overwritten starting from the first images recorded.

When the normal recording area becomes

OFF:

full, recording stops.

■ Deleting Normal Recording Area Images Recorded at a Certain Date and Time

Select the “ MONTH” (e.g. “ 8” ), “ DAY” (e.g. “ 30” ) and “ YEAR” (e.g. “ 2002” ) settings from the drop-down list boxes, and select the “ TIME” setting (e.g. “ 12:30” ).

Click [DELETE].

A dialog box will be displayed. Click [OK].

All images that have been recorded up until the specified date and time will be deleted.

D RECORDING MODE SET

Settings

This window lets you set the recording conditions for the normal recording area and the alarm recording area separately for each camera. The following explanation uses camera 1 as an example.

1 CAMERA

If you would like to know the setting conditions for other cameras, select the camera number from this drop-down list box and then click [LOAD]. The conditions for the specified camera will then be displayed.

If the specified camera does not exist, a dialog box will be displayed. If this happens, select another camera number from the dropdown list box.

If you would like to delete all recorded

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images, you do not need to specify a date and time. Simply click [ALL DELETE]. A dialog box will be displayed, so click [OK]. You can delete images that have been

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recorded in the alarm recording area in the same basic way.

Recording and refreshing of images will

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be paused while images recorded on a specific date are being deleted. The time taken to delete the images will become longer when there are more images to delete.

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MENU WINDOW SETTINGS (For Administrator only)

2 Normal recording area setting menu

● RECORDING RATE

Select the recording rate from the dropdown list box.

Available settings:

0.1, 0.2 to 0.9, 1.0, >1 STEP1 to >1 STEP5

If the desired setting value is less than 1

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FPS, the available settings are between “0.1” and “1.0”.

If the desired setting value is 1 FPS or

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more, the available settings are between “>1 STEP 1” and “>1 STEP 5”.

● RECORDING TIME

The recording time displayed is calculated automatically based on conditions such as the total hard disk capacity, the number of cameras connected and the recording rate. The display time is given as a reference.

● RESOLUTION

Select the resolution from the drop-down list box. The higher the resolution, the greater the volume of data transferred.

Available settings:

720 x 480, 720 x 240, 640 x 480, 320 x 240, 160 x 120

The default setting is determined by the camera settings made using the Camset software.

● COMPRESSION RATIO

Select the compression ratio for the image data from the drop-down list box.

Available settings:

STEP 1 (high) to STEP 5 (low)

Note: The compression ratio setting can

be set to one of five steps, from STEP 1 (high) to STEP 5 (low). If a higher compression ratio is used, the volume of image data becomes smaller (the amount of image deterioration becomes greater) but the transmission speed becomes faster.

3 Alarm recording area setting menu

● ALARM MODE

Select the alarm recording method using the select buttons and the check box.

Available settings:

OFF: Alarm recording is not

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RECORD: Alarm recording is carried

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NOTICE: E-mail notifications are sent

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● RESOLUTION

Select the resolution using the select buttons. The higher the resolution, the greater the volume of data transferred.

Available settings: 720 x 480, 720 x 240

● COMPRESSION RATIO

Select the data compression ratio using the select buttons.

Available settings:

TIME, PICTURE QUALITY

● ADDITIONAL RECORDING TIME

When an alarm is triggered, alarm images are recorded at the image server depending on the alarm recording area of the camera. You can extend the alarm recording time by typing in an additional recording time in this text box.

Available settings: 0 to 300 (seconds)

● PRE/POST RECORDING

Select the ratio between the sizes of the pre-alarm recording area and post-alarm recording area from the drop-down list box. The number to the left represents the pre-alarm recording area, and the number to the right represents the post-alarm recording area.

Available settings:

0/10, 1/9, 2/8, 3/7, 4/6, 5/5

carried out.

out.

when an alarm is triggered.

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MENU WINDOW SETTINGS (For Administrator only)

■ Setting the Normal Recording Area Based on Camera 2 Conditions

Select “ 2” from the “ CAMERA” drop-down list box, and then click [LOAD].

The camera information for camera 2 will be displayed.

Change the normal recording area settings as required.

The following recording conditions can be

•

set based on the information displayed for camera 2.

RECORDING RATE

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RECORDING TIME

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RESOLUTION

•

COMPRESSION RATIO

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Click [SET].

The recording conditions will then be set for the specified camera. Change the normal recording area and alarm recording area settings for other cameras using the same procedure.

■ Pre-alarm Recording

Pre-alarm recording is the recording of the images immediately before an alarm is triggered. Post-alarm recording is the recording of images immediately after an alarm is triggered.

Note: When a pre-alarm recording area has

been set, the resolution and compression ratio that have been set as alarm recording conditions will also be applied to normal recording and will be fixed at those settings. As a result, you will not be able to change the resolution and compression ratio settings for normal recording.

Note: The following conditions will be set or

changed automatically as a direct result of any changes made to the recording conditions. A confirmation message box will be displayed, so click [OK] to apply the changes.

•

If the camera type is a network video server

The same recording conditions will be applied to all other channels.

•

If the “ PRE/POST RECORDING” ratio is set to something other than “ 0/10”

The resolution and compression ratio that have been set for the alarm recording area will also be applied to the normal recording area.

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MENU WINDOW SETTINGS (For Administrator only)

E TIMER SET Settings

This window lets you set timer recording conditions for each camera.

Example: To set timer recording based on recording conditions for camera 3

Select camera 3 as the camera for setting timer recording from the dropdown list box, and then click [LOAD].

Note: If timer recording has already been

set for the selected camera, the timer setting conditions will be displayed. If it is not necessary to make the settings based on the setting conditions for another camera, you do not need to click [LOAD].

Make the timer settings.

Select the required settings from the “WEEK”, “START” and “STOP” drop-down list boxes respectively.

Available settings:

DLY, MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT, SUN DLY: Timer recording operates every day

during the specified time period.

Note:

If “ DLY” is selected, the timer settings for

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specific days of the week are ignored. The “ DLY” setting takes priority over

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settings for specific days. You cannot make more than one timer

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setting for a single given day. If the recording rate, resolution and

•

compression ratio have been set, recording will stop momentarily until the settings have been applied.

Select the check boxes for the timer settings to be activated, and then click [SET].

Set the timer recording conditions for other cameras in the same way.

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MENU WINDOW SETTINGS (For Administrator only)

F ALARM NOTICE SET Settings

E-mail messages containing alarm information and a single attached image can be sent to specified e-mail addresses. Up to five e-mail addresses can be specified.

Example: To send alarm information and an alarm image as an alarm notification

Select the check box in the left column of the window.

Type the e-mail address into the “ MAIL ADDRESS” text box.

Select the check box (ATTACH IMAGE) in the right column of the window.

When this check box is selected, an alarm image can be attached to the e-mail message.

Note:

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The alarm image sent is the first image that is recorded immediately after the alarm is triggered.

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When using alarm notification, make sure that “ SMTP SERVER” and “ FROM ADDRESS” have been set in the “ NETWORK SET” window. (p. 55)

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If you would only like to send the alarm information to somebody, do not select the “ ATTACH IMAGE” check box. The alarm information consists of the camera number, the camera title and the date and time the alarm was triggered.

Click [SET].

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MENU WINDOW SETTINGS (For Administrator only)

G CAMERA SET Settings

This window lets you change the settings for the cameras that are connected to the image server. The Camset default settings are displayed, and they can be changed as required.

Displayed automatically

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

F G

1 CAMERA

If the specified camera does not exist, a dialog box will be displayed. If this happens, select another camera number from the dropdown list box.

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2 CAMERA TITLE

This is a name that is used to identify the camera to a user of the image server. Type in a name of up to 32 alphanumeric characters in length.

3 IRIS (Default setting: AI)

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

Available settings: AI: Automatic iris

EI: Electronic iris

4 IRIS LEVEL (Default setting: 50)

Use the and buttons to select the iris level. The larger the value, the greater the iris level.

Available settings: 1 to 100

MENU WINDOW SETTINGS (For Administrator only)

5 BRIGHT

Select the image brightness from the dropdown list box. The higher the value, the brighter the images.

Available settings: 1 to 5

6 ELECTRONIC SHUTTER

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

Available settings:

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

7 BLC

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

Available settings:

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OFF: Backlight correction is not

carried out.

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MULTI: Multiple point photometry;

backlight correction is calculated from the whole image.

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CENTER: Center focus photometry;

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

8 WHITE BALANCE

Select the white balance method from the drop-down list box.

Available settings:

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AUTO: Automatic white balance; the

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INDOOR:

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OUTDOOR: This setting is for when the

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MANUAL:

white balance is adjusted automatically to obtain correct colors even if the light source changes. This setting is for when the camera is being used indoors under fluorescent lighting.

camera is being used outdoors under natural sunlight.

Manual white balance; this can be used when the “AUTO” setting does not give correct color reproduction.

9 WHITE BALANCE R/B

This is used when “WHITE BALANCE” is set to “MANUAL”. Use the R (red) or B (blue) button to select the color sensitivity level

Available settings: 0 to 255

F AGC GAIN

This sets the image capture sensitivity. Select the AGC (automatic gain control) gain level from the drop-down list box. If the images are too dark, increase the gain level.

Available settings:

–6dB, 0, +6dB, +9dB, OFF

G GAMMA

Select the gamma correction value (signal correction value/contrast for natural images) from the drop-down list box.

Available settings: 1, 0.8, 0.6, 0.45, 0.3

■ Making Settings Based on Camera 2 Conditions

Select “ 2” from the “ CAMERA” drop-down list box, and then click [LOAD].

The camera information for camera 2 will be displayed.

Change the settings as required.

Refer to the explanation for “CAMERA SET” for details on setting conditions.

Click [SET].

The setting conditions for the specified camera will be applied.

Make the settings for other cameras in the same way.

Refer to the documentation provided with the network cameras for details on settings for cameras.

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SYSTEM WINDOW FLOWCHART

System settings can only be carried out by an Administrator. Log in at Administrator user level in order to change system settings. Click [SYSTEM] to open the “SYSTEM” window.

(For Administrator only)

SYSTEM window

NETWORK SET Settings (p. 55)

USER PROPERTY SET Settings (p. 56)

Properties for Cameras in the Network (p. 59)

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OPENING AND CLOSING THE SYSTEM WINDOW

(For Administrator only)

Note: If the [MENU SETTING] and

[SYSTEM] buttons are not displayed, check that the web browser address is for Administrator. (p. 31)

Click [SYSTEM].

The “SYSTEM” window will be displayed.

BACK: When clicked, the live image/

playback area is displayed.

Click on a menu.

A setting window will be displayed for you to make any settings that are required.

To close a setting window, click [BACK].

The live image/playback area is displayed.

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SYSTEM WINDOW SETTINGS

A NETWORK SET Settings

This window lets you change basic settings related to the network.

1 2

(For Administrator only)

1 ADMINISTRATOR

ID: “ADMINISTRATOR” is displayed

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automatically.

PASSWORD: If you would like to change

•

the password, type in the new password. The password can also be changed when the network archiving system is started up.

2 BAND LIMIT

Select the upper bandwidth limit available to general users from the drop-down list box.

Available settings: 0.1 to 30.0

3 SMTP SERVER

Type in the URL/IP address for the SMTP server to be used for sending notification email messages when an alarm is triggered.

4 FROM ADDRESS

Type in the e-mail address for the sender of the notification e-mail messages when an alarm is triggered.

Note: If you change any of the above

settings, be sure to click [SET] afterwards.

■ Changing the Password

Type the new password into the “ PASSWORD” text box.

Click [SET].

A dialog box will be displayed. Type the new password once more into the text box, and then click [SET]. If the two passwords that you typed in match, the password will be changed.

Note: If the two passwords are different, a

message box will be displayed. Click [OK] and then re-enter the new passwords.

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SYSTEM WINDOW SETTINGS (For Administrator only)

B USER PROPERTY SET Settings

This window lets you set the properties for general users that are connected to the network. In addition, you can display individual information (user IDs) and login conditions for all users that are connected.

1 USER NUMBER SET

Select the upper limit for the number of users that can simultaneously connect to the image server from the drop-down list box.

Available settings: 1 to 15

2 USERS LIST

If registering a new user, set the “USER ID” and “PASSWORD” for that user.

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USER ID:

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PASSWORD: The password can be up to

Type in a name of up to 16 uppercase alphanumeric characters in length.

16 characters in length. The password entered is casesensitive.

3 SET button

Click this button when all settings have been made.

4 DELETE

Click this button to delete a user from the user list.

5 User list display

The Administrator can check the access conditions for general users.

•

NOT LOGIN: User is not logged in

•

3 4

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SYSTEM WINDOW SETTINGS (For Administrator only)

■ Registering a New User ID for a General User 6

Select “ 6” from the “ USER NUMBER SET” drop-down list box.

Type “ ID6” into the “ USER ID” text box.

Type “ 6666” into the “ PASSWORD” text box, and then click [SET].

The password confirmation dialog box will be displayed.

Type the same password (“6666” ) into the confirmation text box, and then click [SET].

If the two passwords that you typed in match, the password entered will be cleared, so close the dialog box.

When the “ USER PROPERTY SET” window is closed and then reopened, user ID6 will appear in the user list.

If the passwords do not match

☞

The “Password Mismatch!” message box will be displayed. Click [OK] and then re-enter the passwords.

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SYSTEM WINDOW SETTINGS (For Administrator only)

■ Changing the User ID and Password for General User 5

Click “ 5: ID5...” in the user list.

Change the “ USER ID” from “ ID5” to “ SAN6” .

Change the password to “ SS66” and then click [SET].

The password confirmation dialog box will be displayed.

Type the same password (“SS66” ) into the confirmation text box, and then click [SET].

If the two passwords that you typed in

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match, the password entered will be cleared, so close the dialog box.

Note: When registering a general user

number in the “ USER NUMBER SET” drop-down list box, the following message box will be displayed if that user number has already been registered. If this happens, select a user number that has not yet been registered.

■ Deleting the Registration for General User 5

Click “ 5: ID5...” in the user list.

2 3

When the “ USER PROPERTY SET” window is closed and then reopened, the user ID will be changed to “ SAN6” .

Click [DELETE].

A delete confirmation dialog box will be displayed. Click [OK]. The registration for user “5: ID5...” will then be deleted.

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SYSTEM WINDOW SETTINGS (For Administrator only)

C CAMERA PROPERTY LIST Display

This window shows the properties of all of the cameras that are connected to the image server.

1 2 3 4 5

No.: Camera number

ID: Camera ID

RATE: Shows the “RECORDING RATE”

setting from the “RECORDING MODE SET” window.

English

COMP.: Shows the “COMPRESSION

SIZE: Shows the “RESOLUTION”

RATIO” setting from the “RECORDING MODE SET” window.

setting from the “RECORDING MODE SET” window.

USER LEVELS

The users that can access this system across the network are divided into “Administrator” and “General User”. The user levels are recognized during login according to the username and password entered.

Administrator

(Image server administrator)

No. of settings 1 Maximum 15 Setting method The username and password are

Permissions The Administrator can log into the

Main operating menus

preset at the time of shipment from the factory.

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Username: ADMINISTRATOR

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Password: ADMINISTRATOR

The password can be changed using the “PASSWORD CHANGE” option in either the language selection window or the “NETWORK SET” window after logging in. The username cannot be changed.

image server from an administrator’s terminal, and can set, change and delete all settings related to cameras and users.

● Window settings

● Viewing live images

● Recording

● Playback

● “SEARCH” window operations

● Alarm list window operations

● “MENU SETTING” window

operations

● “SYSTEM” window operations

The Administrator can change the usernames and passwords as required using the “USER PROPERTY SET” window. (p. 56)

General users can log into the image server from a user’s terminal, and can view images and also change settings within their permission level.

● Window settings

● Viewing live images

● Playback

● “SEARCH” window operations

● Alarm list window operations

Not displayed

General user

(View user)

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NETWORK CAMERA/VIDEO SERVER PPP CONNECTIONS

When an alarm is triggered, a PPP connection is established automatically and the alarm event images are transmitted to the image server with the specified IP address. Set up this connection as shown below.

Network camera

(Alarm in)

Server computer

(Image server)

Camera image dataCamera image data

Connection to ISP

via telephone line

Modem

Internet

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PPP CONNECTION SETTINGS

Make the PPP settings for the network camera or video server.

Refer to the documentation provided with the network camera or video server for details on PPP settings.

Set up the modem.

For a video server, set pin 2 of the communication/terminal select switch at the rear of the unit to “MODEM”. For a camera, set pin 1 of the PC/MODEM select switch at the rear of the camera to the “PC” setting. Then turn off the power, wait about three seconds and turn the power back on again.

Click [PPP] in the main menu for the network camera or video server.

The “PPP SET” initial window will be displayed.

Select “ USE” from the “ PPP USE” drop-down list box.

Type in the telephone number, login ID and password for the access point to use for the connections.

Issue the required commands for controlling the modem.

Issue a command that starts with “AT” and is followed by the command required by the modem’s manufacturer to switch flow control to software flow control. Refer to “MODEM CONNECTIONS” for details. (p. 64)

Once all the settings have been completed, click [SET].

Type the following address into the browser’s location bar and press [Enter].

The “PPP SET” window will be displayed. Type in the IP address for the currently

connected device in place of the “192.168.0.2” portion.

PPP settings

1 2 3

TWO IMAGE MODE:

If “ON” is selected, only two images will be sent immediately after an alarm is triggered.

DATA SIZE:

If “TWO IMAGE MODE” is set to “OFF”, use this to select the data size for alarm images.

Available settings:

16, 12, 8, 4, 2, 1, 0.5MB

English

PPP CONNECTION SETTINGS

Note:

If “ TWO IMAGE MODE” is set to

•

“ ON” , the “ DATA SIZE” cannot be set.

For network cameras, 1 MB and 0.5

•

MB can be selected, but for video servers, the minimum that can be selected is 2 MB.

3 BUFFERING AREA:

Select the ratio for allocating pre-alarm recording and post-alarm recording space.

Available settings: (PRE/POST) 0/10, 5/5

Click [SET].

Set the image server’s IP address.

When setting the IP address for the image server, a separate executable file is required. You should first copy the “Camset.exe” file from the root folder of the CD-ROM to the computer.

After copying the “CamsetEN.exe” file, run it. The “CAMSET MAIN” window will be displayed. Select “LOCAL SERVER SET” and then set the IP address for the image server. (p. 12 and p. 25)

■ When PPP Connections are Not Possible

It may not be possible to make PPP connections under certain network configuration settings.

Example 1: NETWORK SET

When the image server is in a subnet range of an Ethernet terminal and the IP address for the network camera or video server is as shown below.

Note: If the image server’s IP address is set

to “ 192.168.0.3 – 254” , PPP connections will not be possible.

Example 2: WIRELESS LAN SET

If the image server is in a subnet range of a wireless LAN and the IP address for the network camera or video server is as shown below.

Note: If the image server’s IP address is set

to “ 192.168.1.3 – 254” , PPP connections will not be possible.

The IP address for the image server will be a global IP address that can be accessed publicly via the Internet. Because of this, setting a private IP address in the “NETWORK SET” or “WIRELESS LAN SET” will avoid the problem of not being able to make PPP connections.

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MODEM CONNECTIONS

The modem should be an RS-232C external

•

modem that is compatible with the command set devised by Hayes Corporation of the United States.

Large volumes of data may be transmitted

•

depending on the alarm settings, so a highspeed modem using a protocol such as V.90 should be used.

Note: The maximum receiving speed for

the V.90 protocol is 56 Kbps, but the transmission speed is 33.6 Kbps. Because of this, the maximum transmission speed for alarm data from a camera or the video server will be 33.6 Kbps, even for modems that use the V.90 protocol.

The cameras and video server can only use

•

software (Xon/Xoff) flow control. In may cases, the modems may be set up to use hardware (RTS/CTS) flow control. In such cases, you will need to use AT command settings to change the modem settings to software flow control.

Modem commands consist of a single line

•

starting with the letters “AT”, followed by the commands as shown below. Generally you should issue an “AT&K4” command to switch to software flow control, but this may vary depending on the product. Refer to the specifications for the modem being used for further details on this.

MODEM: INITIALIZECOMMAND AT&K4

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ARCHIVING SOFTWARE SPECIFICATIONS

No. of camera connections Maximum 16 channels No. of simultaneous user accesses Max. 16 users

Recording frame rate Max. 120 fps Frame rate 0.1 to 30 fps (15 steps) Recording time Determined by hard disk capacity Resolution 720 x 480, 720 x 240, 640 x 480, 320 x 240,

Quality (Compression ratio) STEP 1 to STEP 5 Timer recording Specified by time or weekday Overwriting Normal recording area: ON/OFF

Alarm sensor Set at camera Alarm recording Alarm recording area 0 to 99%

Additional recording area Set within range of 0 to 300 seconds Quality (Compression ratio) Recording time priority/Picture quality priority Resolution 720 x 480/720 x 240

Alarm notification

Live image display Latest information recorded by server displayed Camera selection Camera No./Camera ID Recording image display Images recorded by server searched and displayed Search modes Time & date search / Alarm event search Playback modes Normal playback / Reverse playback / Pause /

Window layout Split screen (1 / 4 / 9 / 16)

Alarm notification E-mail Notification destinations 5 addresses

(1 Administrator; Max. 15 general users)

160 x 120

Alarm recording area: ON/OFF

Frame advance

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2. License to Distribute Software. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, including, but not limited to Section 4 (Java (TM) Technology Restrictions) of these Supplemental Terms, Sun grants you a non-exclus ive, non-transferable, limited license to reproduce and distribute the Software in binary code form only, provided that (i) you distribute the Software complete and unmodified and only bundled as part of, and for the sole purpose of running, your Programs, (ii) the Programs add significant and primary functionality to the Software, (iii) you do not distribute additional software intended to replace any component(s) of the Software, (iv) you do not remove or alter any proprietary legends or notices contained in the Software, (v) you only distribute the Software subject to a license agreement that protects Sun's interests consistent with the terms contained in this Agreement, and (vi) you agree to defend and indemnify Sun and its licensors from and against any damages, cos ts, liabilities, settlement amo unts and/or expenses (including attorneys' fees) incurred in connection with any claim, lawsuit or action by any third party that arises or results from the use or distribution of any and all Programs and/or Software.

3. License to Distribute Redistributables. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, including but not limited to Section 4 (Java Technology Restrictions) of these Supplemental Terms, Sun grants you a non-exclusive, non-transferable, limited license to reproduce and distribute the binary form of those files specifically identified as redistributable in the Software “README” file (“Redistributables”) provided that: (i) you distribute the Redistributables complete and unmodified (unless otherwise specified in the app licable README file), and only bu ndled as part of Programs, (ii) you do not distribute additional software intended to supersede any component(s) of the Redistributables, (iii) you do not remov e or alter any proprietary legends or notices contained in or on the Redistributables, (iv) you only distribute the Redistributables pursuant to a license agreement that protects Sun's interests consistent with the terms contained in the Agreement, and (v) you agree to defend and indemnify Sun and its licensors from and against any damages, costs, liabilities, settlement amounts and/or expenses (including attorneys' fees) incurred in connection with any claim, lawsuit or action by any third party that arises or results from the use or distribution of any and all Programs and/or Software.

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