Technaxx IP–Security Camera for indoor usage TX-23 User manual
Technaxx
®
IP–Security Camera for
indoor usage TX-23
User Manual
The Declaration of Conformity for this device is under:
www.technaxx.de/ (in bottom bar “Konformitätserklärung”)
Important Hint regarding the User Manuals:
All languages of the user manual (english, german, french, spanish,
italian, netherlands, polish) you find on the CD-ROM enclosed.
The english and german version of the user manual you also find as
printed version enclosed.
Contents
Before using the device the first time, read the user manual carefully.
1. Features & Product Description
2. Software Installation and Commissioning; Hardware Requirements
3. Hardware
3.1. Package contents
3.2. Hints for Environment Protection + Cleaning
3.3. Attention !
4. Getting Started
(Learn basic function to view and video in LAN and WLAN)
4.1. Video from a camera in the local network (LAN)
4.2. Set Wi-Fi connection
4.3. View the camera on the Internet (WLAN)
4.4. Register a new account and add devices
4.5. Main Menu
5. Video Surveillance (Control Panel)
6. General system settings
6.1. Camera Settings in LAN Mode
6.1.1. Set the IP Address
6.1.2. Set WIFI connection
6.1.3. Set the local video plan
6.1.4. Alarm alerts (Email)
6.1.5. Groups
6.1.6. Change the device alias
6.1.7. Restore the default settings
6.2. Camera settings in WAN Mode
6.2.1. Groups
6.2. 2. Change Access password
6.2.3. Change the camera alias
6.2.4. Relationship between My Secure, p2pCamViewer (MAC), My Secure
7. Settings on the Main Menu
7.1. Full screen
7.2. Settings
7.2.1. System
7.2.2. Video
7.2.3. Local Alarm Alerts
7.3. Device management
7.3.1. Add device
7.3.2. Change management password
7.3.3. Change watch password
7.3.4. Restart the device
7.3.5. Permissions setting
7.4. Search
7.5. Change the password (User login password)
7.6. Log
7.7. Help
8. Frequently Asked Questions – FAQ
8.1. Video delay
8.2. LAN cable should not be too long
8.3. Cannot visit the IP camera in LAN
8.4. Can visit the IP camera in LAN, but cannot view it on WLAN
8.5. Image quality is not good enough
8.6. Forgot your password?
8.7. Restore to default settings
8.8. How to remote reboot equipment?
9. Technical Specification
10. INSTALLATION MANUAL for Android / IOS Smart Phone
1. Features & Product Description
Brilliant 1/4” CMOS colour sensor
Supports P2P function, easy to connect through internet
Alarm function, automatic alarm E-mails with image
Direct Smartphone connection via QR-code APP
QR-code scanning from the camera label produces immediate connection
10 IR–LEDs and IR night vision up to 10m
M–JPEG video compress format
Built-in microphone
Rotatable head of the camera: 120° vertically, 355° horizontally
Supports 802.11.b/g/n wireless protocol
IP-Security Camera for indoor usage TX-23
Audio output
Network
WIFI
Alarm input/output
Reset
Power input
The camera ID and password are on the QR code label of rear panel.
2. Software Installation and Commissioning
Windows Requirements: WIN 7, WIN 8, Win 8.1, Windows XP, Windows Vista
Hardware Requirements
1GB RAM and 2 Core CPU for 1 camera at 1 time
2GB RAM and i3 or updated processor for 4 cameras at 1 time
REMARKS: No matter how many cameras you’d like to connect, this software has
no requirement for GPU (Graphic Processing Unit)
Insert the software CD into the PC drive (or download the software under:
http://www.technaxx.de/support/index.php?cat=29&pro=4320)
Opening the CD
and start the
program "My
Secure.exe"
Continue click
“Next“ until the
following steps
were finished.
After installation
finished, click
below icon “My
Secure” to run
the software as
shown.
3. Hardware
3.1. Package Contents: IP-Security Camera for indoor usage TX-23, Power Supply,
Network cable, Antenna and red cap for the antenna, Bracket and screws,
Installation-CD with user manuals in 12 languages, User Manual (english and german
version).
3.2. Hints for Environment Protection + Cleaning
Packages materials are raw materials and can be recycled. Do not disposal old devices or batteries into the domestic
waste. Cleaning: Protect the device from contamination and pollution. Only clean the device with soft cloth or drapery,
avoid using rough or coarse-grained materials. Do NOT use solvents or other aggressive cleaner. Wipe the device after
cleaning accurately.
3.3. Attention !
This device may only be operated with the supplied adaptor. Do not use or store the
adaptor outdoor and do not operate the charger with moist or wet hands. Always
remove the adaptor from socket if the device is not in use. Never open the device. The
individual components of the device shall not be disassembled, repaired or modified.
Unplug the device before cleaning or maintenance or connecting accessories.
4. Getting Started (learn basic function to view and video in LAN
and WLAN)
4.1. Video from a camera in the local network (LAN)
Make sure the camera was plugged in adaptor and connected with router via LAN
cable first. Run My Secure and click “LAN” on the right list area, then right-click the
blank area, a menu pops out similar to Figure, select "Refresh" to get the camera list
in the LAN. If there is a camera, double-click the camera ID to view the live video. If
popped out a prompt like “request camera video failure!", check FAQ for help.
4.2. Set WIFI connection
(a) Right mouse
click then you
see the device ID
shown under
LAN.
Then select “Set
WIFI ” on the
menu popped
out.
(b) Set SSID (Wireless router name) / Password
(1) Enable “Start WiFi setting”.
(2) Click “Scan” to choose the WIFI connection “Network name [SSID]” (it is your
Wireless router name).
(3) Wireless Security Type & Data Encryption will be selected automatically after the
right Network Name (SSID) is selected. Please here no manual changes!
(4) Input the WIFI connection “Password” and click “OK” to save.
NOTE:
After saving WIFI settings
the camera will restart
automatically and then you
can take off the LAN cable
after the camera boots up
successfully in 1–2 minutes
and you saw the camera ID
in BLUE under LAN.
4.3. View the camera on the Internet (WLAN)
Click "Login" in the area of the main list on the right, input "User Name” (Cam/ID User)
and "Login password" and click "Login" button. The user name and password is on the
label of the camera (see the picture below).
The User name is: Cam ID/User, and the Password is: Login password
4.4. Register a new account and add devices
If you have many cameras, you also can register a new account, and add all cameras
in the same account. In this case please insert the 4 digit number Access Code.
(1) Click “Register” and input user name / password /Email.
(2) Login in via the new account.
(3) Right click on the blank area, select “Add device” on the pop up window and input
camera alias / Camera ID /Access password (it is on the label of the camera).
(4) Double click the camera name to view video
Attention:
when the camera lighting RED, that means the camera is in use!
4.5. Main Menu
Settings
Play back
Log
Fullscreen
Device Management
Change password
Help
(1)
Full screen: View
video in full screen.
(2)
Settings: Set
System, Video, Local
alarm, Alerts, Net.
(a) System:
Set Program Language, Set 3D option,
Notifications,Update
Please activate the
3D Option when you
want to use Digital
Zoom!
(b) Video: Set the folder of video recording and take picture / alarm view time
(c) Local alarm alerts: Set local alarm record time / capture time / alarm music.
(d) Net: Usually this is for development to test. Do not change anything.
(3) Device management: Add device / change password /set permission
(a)
Add other camera to this account.
This account will get the management
authority.
(b)
Change the device management
Password.
(c)
Change the device access code
(watch password).
(d)
Change device name.
(e)
Restart the device remotely.
(f)
Set permission.
(4) Playback: Playback video on computer.
(5) Change password: Change login password.
Attention: press 2x on the file
you want to watch. It opens
the window (see left). You
press with right mouse at the
display of the window and
after this you can use the
button displayed.
(6) Log: Check system log.
(7) Help:
Software question and answer.
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