SPYTEC CIRRUS i6 INDOOR PTZ HD CLOUD SECURITY CAMERA USER GUIDE 6
Other controls set the picture brightness, contrast, saturation, and sharpness. A
mode control for how the picture is lit can be set to auto, day or night. The rst setting
automatically turns on the camera’s infrared LEDs for capturing the view, albeit in
black in white, in the absence of ambient lighting. It’s the default setting. The day view
(in color) allows only the natural or exterior lighting to light up the view. The night view
means that the infrared LEDs are kept on all the time.
Note: the night vision function can illuminate subjects up to approximately 32-feet
away from the camera.
The Flip control, normally off, ips the image 180-degrees when set to on. It’s meant
for use when you’ve installed the camera upside down mounted from the ceiling, for
example.
The power frequency should be set to 60 Hz in North America and 50 Hz in many
other parts of the world.
Browser or PC Client?
There are two ways to access the camera from a Windows computer: using
your browser or launching the client software (also called the plug-in version).
Both provide the same functionality, but the client software may provide better
performance and less confusion. The rst time you use a computer to access the
camera, you’ll need to point your browser to MIPCM.com. You can either sign in with
your user name and password and be taken to the MIPCM site, which serves as a
portal to your camera(s) or click the down arrow to download the PC client. In the
latter case, you’ll be prompted for your user name and password once you install and
load the software. If you don’t expect to use a particular computer to come back to
the camera much in the future, using the browser is good enough. However, if you
plan to regularly access the camera or cameras from a particular computer, you’re
likely to experience smoother performance via the dedicated software.
Note: Macintosh users must use a browser to access the camera.
Tip: When you’re logged into mipcm.com using your browser to review content and
you want to go back to a previous screen or menu, click on < Back below the play
window, not the browser’s Back arrow at the top of the screen. The browser’s back
button will exit the site. The client software has only one back control, so there’s no
confusion. It keeps you within the client program until you decide to click on Exit.