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CONTENTS

1 GENERAL INFORMATION ..................................................................................................................... 4

1.1 SAFETY .................................................................................................................................. 4

1.2 Certifications ........................................................................................................................... 5

1.3 Opening the salesbox ............................................................................................................. 6

1.3.1 Salesbox content .................................................................................................................................. 6

2 Installation ............................................................................................................................................... 7

2.1 Ref. 1093/184M11 – Ref. 1093/184M12 installation .............................................................. 7

2.2 Ref. 1093/184M11- Ref. 1093/184M12 PARTS DESCRIPTION ........................................... 8

2.3 Ref. 1093/184M14 parts description ...................................................................................... 9

2.4 Ref.1093/184M15 – Ref.1093/184M16 parts description ..................................................... 10

2.4.1 Lens focus regulation ......................................................................................................................... 11

2.4.2 Micro SD card .................................................................................................................................... 11

2.5 status led charts ................................................................................................................... 11

2.5.1 Ref. 1093/184m11 front LED chart ..................................................................................................... 11

2.5.2 Ref. 1093/184m12 front LED chart ..................................................................................................... 12

2.5.3 RJ45 connector green led chart for Ref. 1093/184m14, 1093/184m15, 1093/184m16 ...................... 12

3 IP Discovery .......................................................................................................................................... 13

4 ActiveX installation .............................................................................................................................. 17

5 IP Camera configuration page ............................................................................................................ 20

5.1 Video settings ....................................................................................................................... 20

5.2 General video settings .......................................................................................................... 21

5.3 Advanced video settings....................................................................................................... 22

5.4 IP Camera configuration ....................................................................................................... 23

5.5 Privacy .................................................................................................................................. 25

5.6 Memory configuration ........................................................................................................... 26

5.6.1 Select memory ................................................................................................................................... 26

5.6.2 micro SD CARD features ................................................................................................................... 26

5.6.3 RECORDING DURATION TIME ........................................................................................................ 26

5.6.4 File list ................................................................................................................................................ 27

5.7 Event settings ....................................................................................................................... 28

5.7.1 Configuration ...................................................................................................................................... 28

5.7.2 Event list ............................................................................................................................................. 28

5.7.2.1 Events settings ........................................................................................................................................ 29

5.7.2.2 General settings....................................................................................................................................... 29

5.7.2.3 Time settings ........................................................................................................................................... 30

5.7.3 Motion Detection ................................................................................................................................ 30

5.7.4 Motion Detection list ........................................................................................................................... 31

5.7.5 Motion Detection settings ................................................................................................................... 31

5.7.6 Event Server ...................................................................................................................................... 32

5.7.7 FTP Server ......................................................................................................................................... 33

5.7.8 SMTP Server ...................................................................................................................................... 33

5.7.9 HTTP Server ...................................................................................................................................... 34

5.7.10 TCP Server ........................................................................................................................................ 34

5.7.11 I/O Server ........................................................................................................................................... 35

5.8 Network settings ................................................................................................................... 35

5.8.1 General .............................................................................................................................................. 35

5.8.2 Advanced ........................................................................................................................................... 36

5.8.3 DDNS ................................................................................................................................................. 37

5.8.4 Wireless Settings................................................................................................................................ 38

5.8.5 Network settings ................................................................................................................................. 38

5.9 System configuration ............................................................................................................ 39

5.9.1 Information ......................................................................................................................................... 39

5.9.2 User .................................................................................................................................................... 40

5.9.3 Date &time ......................................................................................................................................... 41

5.9.4 System time setting ............................................................................................................................ 41

5.9.5 Management ...................................................................................................................................... 42

ENGLISH

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5.9.6 System Log ........................................................................................................................................ 43

5.9.7 Connections ....................................................................................................................................... 43

6 Technical specifications ...................................................................................................................... 44

6.1 Ref. 1093/184M11 specifications ......................................................................................... 44

6.2 Ref. 1093/184M12 specifications ......................................................................................... 46

6.3 Ref. 1093/184M14 specifications ......................................................................................... 48

6.4 Ref. 1093/184M15 specifications ......................................................................................... 50

6.5 Ref. 1093/184M16 specifications ......................................................................................... 52

7 Maximum duration of micro-SD memory card under full-time recording mode ............................ 54

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1 GENERAL INFORMATION

Dear Customer, Thank you for choosing this product.

This manual will help you to properly use the following URMET S.p.A IP video recording devices: Ref. 1093/184M11 Ref. 1093/184M12 – Ref. 1093/184M14 - Ref. 1093/184M15 - Ref. 1093/184M16. Please read all the information in this manual for a proper and safe usage. We suggest to keep the manual and refer to it whenever necessary.

1.1 SAFETY

Electricity

 Before connecting to electrical outlet, verify the electrical specifications of the device are suitable for the

available power source.

 We suggest to connect the device to electrical outlet via a switch disconnector.  In case of misfunctioning, disconnect electrical power from the general switch.  Use only the provided power supply.

Safety precautions

 Do not expose the device to rain or humidity and do not insert any solid or liquid object in it to prevent the

risk of fire or electrocution. In these events disconnect the device from the electrical outlet and call technical assistance to check it.

 Do not open the device. Any repair must be made by qualified personnel or by calling the nearest

authorized technical assistance center.

 Keep the device away from children to prevent any, even involuntary, damaging.  Do not touch the device with wet hands as it might cause electrical shock or mechanical damages.  If the device falls down while working or if the salesbox is damaged, do not continue using it. If usage is

continued under such circumstances electrical shocks might take place. Contact the authorized retailer or installer.

Installation precautions

 Do not install the camera in places with possible exposure to rain or humidity without the proper protective

case.

 Do not point the camera directly to sunlight or other intense sources of light, even when turned off. The

subject of recording must not be against the light.

 Do not point the camera against reflective objects.  Some light conditions (such as fluorescent color) can affect the recorded colors.  Use AUTO-IRIS lens when operating the camera in changing light environments.  Do not use this device on any unstable support such as lurching or sloping table to prevent the device

from falling and be damaged.

 If water or any other material should penetrate the camera, stop using it as it might cause fire or electrical

shock and contact the authorized retailer or installer.

 Do not cover the device with any cloth while using to prevent deformation of the external part and inner

components heating which might provoke fire, electrical shock or mechanical damages.

 Do not put magnets or magnetized objects close to the device to prevent functional anomalies.  Do not use this device in presence of smoke, steam, humidity, dust or intense vibrations.  Do not use the device shortly after moving it from warm to cold environment and vice versa. After moving

the device wait three hours before using it: this time is necessary for the device to adapt to the new environment (temperature, humidity, etc.).

Usage precautions

 Check the device is not damaged after removing the packaging.  Check the working environment is not too humid and the temperature is within the indicated range.  Do not point the camera against sunlight to prevent sensor damages.

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Device cleaning

 Use a dry cloth to remove dust and dirt from the device.  If dirt cannot be removed with a dry cloth, use a humid cloth and a neutral cleanser.  Do not use spray cleanser for device cleaning. Do not use volatile liquids such as gasoline, alcohol,

solvents etc. or chemical treated cloth to clean the device to prevent deformations, damages or scars on the finishing paint.

 Disconnect the device from the electrical outlet before cleaning.

Memory (micro-SD Card)

 Format the micro-SD card before using it for the first time.  Insert the card only in the indicated direction, any forcing could damage it.  The micro-SD card can be affected by temperature jump and vibrations. Ignoring these precautions could

affect the memory card functioning and might cause the loss of recorded data.

 In case of repair, we suggest to save the recorded data before taking the card to the repair center.

URMET S.p.A. is not in any way responsible for the loss of recorded data.

Video recording

 This device is not designed as a burglar system but mainly to transmit and record video images. URMET

S.p.A. is not in any way responsible for loss or damages of the user consequent to theft.

 Before using the device, record a demo video to verify the correct functionality of this feature. URMET

S.p.A. is not in any way responsible for loss of recorded data consequent to wrong setting or usage, device misfunctioning or failure.

 This device is composed by electronic precision components. Do not hit the device while recording as it

might affect the video.

Privacy and Copyright

 The IP camera is designed for surveillance systems. Video recording is subject to the laws applicable to

the Country where used.It is forbidden to record images with Copyright.

 The User is responsible to check and respect all local laws and norms for video signal recording. The

manufacturer is NOT in any way liable for any usage of the product which might result not compliant to the relevant norms. For further information please visit http://www.garanteprivacy.it/web/guest/home_en

Firmware upgrade

 Refer to URMET S.p.A. Customer Service Technical Assistance periodically to check availability of

firmware upgrades.

Network configuration

 Camera default setting is DHCP mode. If the network does not support dynamic addressing (DHCP),

the device will automatically switch to factory IP 192.168.1.200. Use Urmet “IP-Discovery” software to modify the IP address and other network settings to prevent any conflict with other devices on the network.

 Once the camera is correctly connected and configured on the IP network it will be possible to show

video and settings on any PC or smartphone.

Network connections

 When connecting a PC (using Software Client or Browser), any video channel on the PC will be using

“unicast” connection (TCP, RTP, UDP).

 The device can support up to 5 “unicast” connections so it is possible to show the video on maximum 5

remote devices (PC or smartphone) at the same time depending on the available network band.

1.2 CERTIFICATIONS

This product is compliant to - R&TTE 1999/5/EC Directive on radio and telecommunication terminal equipment.

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1.3 OPENING THE SALESBOX

Verify the packaging and the device are not damaged. If any part is missing or damaged, contact the retailer immediately. In this case do not try to use the device. If the device has to be sent back to the retailer or the supplier, use the original packaging.

1.3.1 Salesbox content

 N°1 IP camera  N°1 Antenna (only 1093/184M11, 1093/184M12, 1093/184M15 and 1093/184M16)  N°1 Bracket (only 1093/184M11, 1093/184M12, 1093/184M15 and 1093/184M16)  N°1 Power supply  N°1 Data cable  N°1 CD containing full documentation  UID and MAC address A5 paper sheet  N°1 Quick user guide

Please note the included accessories could be modified without notice.

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2 INSTALLATION

2.1 REF. 1093/184M11 – REF. 1093/184M12 INSTALLATION

Refer to the following steps for easy and quick installation:

 Take the bracket out of the salesbox

 Separate the rotating top part from the bracket (just unscrew it until the two parts

will detach)

 Tighten the rotating top part of the bracket first and then the antenna to the camera

 Tighten the rotating top part to the body of the bracket depending on the chosen position of the camera (see

below).

WALL INSTALLATION, UP ORIENTED

WALL INSTALLATION, DOWNSIDE ORIENTED

WALL INSTALLATION, UPSIDE ORIENTED

WALL INSTALLATION, DOWN ORIENTED

FLAT SUPPORT INSTALLATION, DOWN ORIENTED

CIELING INSTALLATION

FLAT SUPPORT INSTALLATION, UP ORIENTED

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2.2 REF. 1093/184M11- REF. 1093/184M12 PARTS DESCRIPTION

1 Lens

5 Microphone

9 Ethernet port

13 Reset

2 Status LED

6 Infrared LED

10 Power supply port

14 In/Out

3 Focus ring

7 Antenna

11 Bracket hole

15 WPS button

4 Speaker

8 PIR motion sensor

12 Micro-SD slot

16 Light sensor

3 5 4 6 1 7 8

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2.3 REF. 1093/184M14 PARTS DESCRIPTION

1 Lens

5 Cap lock

9 Power supply port

2 Light sensor

6 Microphone in (pink)

10 Ethernet port

3 Infrared LED

7 Audio out (green)

11 Terminals lock

4 Transparent cap

8 Video out

12 Micro-SD slot

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2.4 REF.1093/184M15 – REF.1093/184M16 PARTS DESCRIPTION

1 Lens

5 Bracket hole

9 Power supply port

2 Antenna

6 Microphone in (pink)

10 Ethernet port

3 Infrared LED

7 Audio out (green)

11 Terminals lock

4 Light sensor

8 Video out

12 Micro-SD slot

Ref. 1093/184M14 Ref. 1093/184M15 and Ref. 1093/184M16 Terminals chart

 Connect burglar alarm devices (f.i. sirens) to DOUT and COM terminals  Connect burglar alarm sensors to DIN and GND terminals

Default = Reset Hardware terminal

GND = Ground terminal

DIN = Burglar alarm input terminal

DOUT = Burglar alarm output terminal

COM = Common terminal

2 4 5 1 3

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 Short circuit Default and Ground (GND) terminals to reset default parameters and reset factory hardware

Ref. 1093/184M11 RJ45 connector green LED chart

2.4.1 LENS FOCUS REGULATION For Ref. 1093/184M11 and Ref. 1093/184M12 model, rotate focus regulation external ring clockwise to adjust.

For Ref.1093/184M15 and Ref.1093/184M16 model, remove the top cap and use the two small levers on the lens to adjust focus and zoom. Once finished lock the levers to save the settings.

Please note:

Connect the camera to the network before adjusting the focus. Ref.1093/184M15 and Ref.1093/184M16 models can also be connected via BNC connector to a monitor with analogic video input.

2.4.2 MICRO SD CARD The camera supports a Micro SD slot for local memory recording. Switch off the camera before inserting or taking out the Micro SD card from the slot.

Please note:

Disconnect the camera from electrical outlet before replacing the Micro SD card.

This camera supports Micro SD / SDHC Class 6 from 4GB to 32GB cards.

2.5 STATUS LED CHARTS

2.5.1 REF. 1093/184M11 FRONT LED CHART

Camera Status

Description

LED Status

Power on

Steady Red 8s – 10s

Device starting

Wired network connection or restart after reset to

default settings (Access Point mode for WiFi

connection)

Slow blinking Red14 times

Managed mode for WiFi connection (previously

connected to the WiFi network)

Slow blinking Red 6 times then fast

blinking 10-20 times

Starting complete

Wired network connection or restart after reset to

default settings (Access Point mode for WiFi

connection)

Steady Red

Connecting to WiFi router (Managed

mode)

Camera search router WiFi connection, when

found it connects to the network with the

password

Fast Blinking Red

Connecting to WiFi router

WiFi connection established or failed

Steady Red for 3s then loads Micro

SD content

Loading Micro SD content

All network connections (wired, WiFi access point,

WiFi managed)

Steady Red for 2s, off for 2s, cycling

Micro-SD loaded or no Micro-SD present

If connected to router (wired or WiFi) or in WiFi

Access Point mode

Blinking Red once then steady

WiFi connection failed

Blinking Red once alternating with fast

blinking

FW upgrading

All network connections

Fast Blinking Red before restart

Reset default settings

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2.5.2 REF. 1093/184M12 FRONT LED CHART

Camera Status

Description

LED Status

Power on

Steady Orange 8s – 10s

Device Starting

Wired connection

Red blinking

WiFi connection (Access Point or Managed

mode)

Red blinking for 5s then alternate Green,

Red and Orange

Starting complete

Wired connection

Steady Red

WiFi Access Point mode or WiFi connection

already established

Steady Orange

WiFi connection failed

Steady Red with Orange blinking

Micro SD card loading

Wired connection

Red blinking every 2s

WiFi Access Point mode or WiFi connection

already established

Steady Green with Orange blinking for 2s

WiFi connection failed

Green blinking alternating with Red and

Orange

Micro SD card loaded or no Micro SD

present

Wired connection

Steady Red

WiFi Access Point mode or WiFi connection

already established

Steady Orange

WiFi connection failed

Staedy Red with Orange blinking

Reset to default settings or FW

upgrading

Wired connection

Red blinking

WiFi Access Point mode or WiFi connection

already established

Steady Green with Orange blinking

Reset to default settings

WiFi connection failed

Green blinking alternating with Red and

Orange

2.5.3 RJ45 CONNECTOR GREEN LED CHART FOR REF. 1093/184M14, 1093/184M15, 1093/184M16

Camera Status

Description

LED Status

Power on

Steady Green 8s – 10s

Device starting

Wired network connection or restart after reset to

default settings (Access Point mode for WiFi

connection)

Slow blinking Green 14 times

Managed mode for WiFi connection (previously

connected to the WiFi network)

Slow blinking Green 6 times then fast

blinking 10-20 times

Starting complete

Wired network connection or restart after reset to

default settings (Access Point mode for WiFi

connection)

Steady Green

Connecting to WiFi router (Managed

mode)

Camera search router WiFi connection, when

found it connects to the network with the

password

Fast blinking Green

Connecting to WiFi router

WiFi connection established or failed

Steady Green for 3s then loads Micro

SD content

Loading Micro SD content

All network connections (wired, WiFi access point,

WiFi managed)

Steady Green 2s, off 2s, cycling

Micro-SD loaded or no Micro-SD present

If connected to router (wired or WiFi) or in WiFi

Access Point mode

Green blinking once then steady

WiFi connection failed

Green blinking once alternate fast

blinking

FW upgrading

All network connections

Fast blinking Green before restart

Reset default settings

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3 IP DISCOVERY

This software detects the Urmet Cloud series Camera IP address within a local network. First, install setup.msi file from the included CD.

1) Press Next to start installation.

2) Use Browse to choose the folder in which you prefer to install the program or keep the default folder. Press Next to continue

3) Press Next to continue

4) Press Close after installation completed

Start the program from Start menu  Programs  Network Camera  IP Discovery

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If the following window pops up press Unlock then Refresh

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A window with all the cameras available in the same PC local network will be displayed.

Select one and press Connect to open the camera WEB interface.

If the camera has an IP address different from the local LAN network or if you prefer to input a new address, press Setup after selecting the camera. It will open the settings menu of that camera.

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Choose a User Name and Password (default: admin/admin). Update the parameters then press Update.

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4 ACTIVEX INSTALLATION

If the installation of an ActiveX component is required, follow these steps. Before connecting the PC you need to configure IE protection as follows:

 From Internet Explorer Menu select Tools -> Internet Options->Security or Protection (depending on

different Internet Explorer versions)

 “Properties – Internet Protection” window will be displayed.

Select “Safe websites”.

 Click “Websites…”.

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 The following window will be displayed.

 Input camera IP address in “Add website to area”

 Press “Add”.  The following confirm window will be displayed

Please note Do not thick “Request server check (https:) for all area websites”.

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 Press “OK” or “Close”.  Select “Customized Level” and check:

o “Enabled” or “Ask confirmation” is selected for “Initialize and run ActiveX control script not

marked as safe”

o “Enabled” or “Ask confirmation” is selected for “Download ActiveX control without electronic

signature”

 Press “OK” to confirm and close Internet Options menu.  Install Active X from Internet Explorer.

Please note Procedure for Internet Explorer 11 on Win 7/8 OS:

1. Using Win 7 or Win 8 open IE Browser and select Tools ->Settings Compatibility View"

2. Add camera IP address in the pop up window as shown below.

3. Check all compatibility options. Select "Display all websites in Compatibility view” option.

Please note: the video recording on the camera can be displayed on a webpage by Activex only on PC with one monitor. Correct display can not be assured for double monitor PC.

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5 IP CAMERA CONFIGURATION PAGE

Use the following URL directly on the browser to enter the IP camera configuration page: http:// <IPcameraaddress>/setup.html On this page the user can modify the IP camera basic and advanced settings.

 Video

Main features and advanced settings of video stream

 Camera

Image settings, such as brightness, white balance, etc.

 Memory

Management of data recorded on Micro SD card

 Events

Advanced settings for Events configuration, email sending, instant pictures, etc.

 Network

Network and Events configuration

 System

Firmware version and upgrades, user access management. System information

5.1 VIDEO SETTINGS

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5.2 GENERAL VIDEO SETTINGS

The IP camera supports up to 6 different video streams at the same time. Use Live stream window to see the video streams and modify settings. Video streams can be H.264 or Motion JPEG, depending on user configuration.

URL

Indicates stream name; input a name to indicate the kind of stream you are using.

Resolution

You can set a different video resolution for different video devices. Please note high resolution requires higher bandwidth.

Encode type

Select H.264 or MJPEG encoding for the stream in use. H.264 compression is the best compromise between video quality and bandwidth.

Frame Rate

Set the number of frames per second. For better video quality set an higher frame

GOP

GOP is short for "Group of Pictures". GOP is a group of consecutive pictures

composing an encoded video stream. We suggest to keep the default parameters.

JPEG Quality

Value ranging from 1 to 88; an higher number indicates a better video quality.

Video mode

[CBR]: short for “Constant Bit Rate”, to be used in limited band condition [VBR]: short for “Variable Bit Rate”, used to adapt the bit rate to bandwidth to

improve video quality [Enhanced CBR]: limits the video stream bit rate within two defined limits. To be

used in limited band condition [Enhanced VBR]: sets the higher VBR bit rate. To be used with broadband

Bit Rate(k)

Bit rate used for video transmission.

Bit Rate Max (k) threshold

Sets the higher bit rate for both Enhanced CBR and Enhanced VBR.

Video delay

Only in Enhanced CBR condition, sets the maximum time (milliseconds) during which the maximum bit rate can be used.

Quality

Sets video stream quality: an higher value indicates higher quality. The minimum threshold is set through Min/Max Quality parameters.

MaxQuality

Sets video stream maximum quality threshold. 51 indicates the best quality.

MinQuality

Sets video stream minimum quality threshold. 1 indicates the worst quality.

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5.3 ADVANCED VIDEO SETTINGS

 Digital PT:

Use Digital PT function to enable pan and tilt (ration) effect within a selected area. This function is enabled on streams 5 and 6 (these streams will be displayed after selecting Stream page on Video menu).

 Audio

Audio Input source: select a microphone or other audio input device as source (Please note this function may be different depending on the device hardware features). Audio output volume: use this function to adjust audio output volume. Audio Format: select audio compression format “AAC”, “u-LAW” or “Off”. For 3GPP devices (IPhone or other smartphones) with access to the network using NVR surveillance software, “u-LAW” format is suggested.

 OSD settings:

Device name: input a device name typing in the blank field, max 20 digits.

 Date / Time:

Displays date and time on the video stream transmitted from the IP camera.

 Save:

Press “Save” to save settings changes.

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5.4 IP CAMERA CONFIGURATION

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WB (White Balance)

Enables and disables white balance regulation. “Enabled” balances the light in bright and dark conditions to enhance image

uniformity.

Exposure

Exposure settings according to brightness, frame rate and bandwidth. Available parameters are Auto, 50 and 60 kHz. Auto is suggested. Exposure time, gain and diaphragm can also be regulated.

Image improvement

Image settings can improve image quality.

Mirror / Flip

Enable/disable these functions if the camera installation requires the image to be turned horizontally or vertically.

Gamma correction

Regulates gamma correction according to light condition. We suggest not to change this setting.

ICR / LED

Auto ICR

Turns on ICR (IR mechanic filter) according to light sensor activation. This setting is suggested.

Coordinates light sensor activation and PIR motion sensor.

Turns on ICR when PIR detects motion.

Timer: sets an ICR limited working time.

GPIN: turns on ICR according to a wired input status.

Manual ICR

Day: turns off ICR during the day.

Night: turns off ICR during the night.

B/W mode

IR (Auto): enables b/w mode when infrared light is on.

B/W: enables black and white image.

Color: enables color image.

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5.5 PRIVACY

Selecting a “privacy” area, it will be obscured from video recording. The device supports up to 3 different privacy areas. To enable privacy area, thick the box after selecting the area with the mouse, then “Save settings” to save changes.

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5.6 MEMORY CONFIGURATION

5.6.1 SELECT MEMORY Displays the supported Micro SD card parameters. The card contains live recordings and pictures with the following

recording settings.

Please note:

When a Micro SD card is inserted, restart the camera to detect it. Detection time from 20 to 120 seconds depending on Micro SD class. Before inserting the Micro SD card, format it via web user interface “Format” option or via smartphone APP (All files will be deleted permanently. Back up the files before formatting the card).

5.6.2 MICRO SD CARD FEATURES Supports 4GB to 32GB Micro SD card.

5.6.3 RECORDING DURATION TIME Sets the duration time (in seconds) of the recordings on Micro SD card. The recordings can also be saved in a server file (f.i. SAMBA). Before setting the IP address and the server file path on which the file will be saved, check the user has reading/writing

rights for files management on the server file. Notes:

 Video recording is cyclic. Once filled the available memory, new videos will be recorded over old ones.  The used space on a new memory support cannot be 0 as the system uses a minimum memory space for its

management.

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5.6.4 FILE LIST Displays the recorded files present in the Micro SD. To search a file, use the duration time (input starting and finishing

time) and click “Search”. A thick box will be displayed to delete the file.

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5.7 EVENT SETTINGS

This function allows the user to customize the IP camera so that it carries out a specific action in a limited time, when a give situation occurs. For example: take a picture every time a motion is detected and send it via email. The condition is selected on “Kind”. The time when the action must be carried out is selected on “Time setting”. The consequent action is selected on “When detected”.

5.7.1 CONFIGURATION

5.7.2 EVENT LIST Displays the list of events saved.  Add: adds a new event. To set a new event, click “Add” on the configuration page to show the available settings.

Please note maximum 10 (ten) events are supported.

 Delete: deletes an event, click on it to select then “Delete”.

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5.7.2.1 Events settings

5.7.2.2 General settings

Event name: input a name to identify the event which will start an action under a specific condition.

Detect from: (Condition)

 Continuous Detection: the trigger condition is always enabled.  Motion Detection: the action is carried out after a motion detection in some areas selected by the user.  Manual Enable: manually determines the trigger condition, enabled on live display page. Click “Manual

trigger” to enable.

 GPIN: the action is carried out when a trigger device connected to terminal 3 or 4 is turned on.  Start: the action is carried out when the camera is turned on or restarted. This option is useful to detect

unexpected connections.

 IP change: notifies a change of the camera IP address.

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5.7.2.3 Time settings

 Always: IP camera is always ready to detect the selected condition.  Event duration time: carries out the action for a selected duration time. Use the mouse to select date

and time.

 Stop: disables any action. Even under the selected condition, the IP camera will not carry out any

action.

When event occurs (carries out an action)

 Send Picture: sends the pictures to an FTP server.  Send e-mail notification: sends an email to the address set in the network configuration.  Send TCP notification: sends a text message to an HTTP port which is ready to receive the message

or the command.

 Send http notification: sends a text message to a TCP port which is ready to receive a message.  Rec on storage memory: records pictures on Micro SD card.  GPOUT: under the selected condition, enables a device connected to terminal 1 and 2.  Picture on storage memory: saves pictures on the selected memory support (see par. 5.2)

Please note:

To configure FTP server, emails and TCP settings refer to network configuration in the following section EventServer.

5.7.3 MOTION DETECTION

Video motion detection generates an alarm signal every time a motion starts or stops within the picture. Up to 3 Inclusion/Exclusion windows can be configured. When configured, the detection window will be displayed in the available trigger conditions list and can be linked to a subsequent action.

Please note: Motion detection function might influence other contemporary events. Do not set OSD date and time on the detection window.

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5.7.4 MOTION DETECTION LIST

 Add: up to 3 different areas can be selected. Each one will be identified with a different color: red, green and

blue. Pressing Add the minimum Motion detection area will be highlighted. You can enlarge it or move it to cover the area of interest.

 Delete: from “Motion detection” list, select the name of the area then click “Delete”.  OSD On/Off: Select “OSD On” to display on the screen that Motion Detection function is enabled.

5.7.5 MOTION DETECTION SETTINGS

 Area Name: input a name for the area.  Sensitivity: values from 0 to 100; sensitivity grows with higher values.  Color: choose a color (red, blue or yellow) for the area where motion detection is enabled.  Save: click “Save” to save changes.  Delete: click “Reset” to return to default settings.

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5.7.6 EVENT SERVER Event Server are designed to receive pictures and/or notification messages. Use Settings > Event > Event

Server to configure camera Event Server and input the required information for the selected server.

 Add FTP: adds an FTP website to send the pictures to.  Add HTTP: adds an HTTP server to send text messages to.  Add TCP: adds a TCP port to send text messages to.  Add SMTP: adds an email address/server to send emails to.  Delete: from “Event Server” list, select a server name and click “Delete”.

After adding FTP, HTTP, TCP or SMTP server, an information window will pop up where you can input the required information.

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5.7.7 FTP SERVER

5.7.8 SMTP SERVER

Email sending configuration parameters.

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5.7.9 HTTP SERVER

Notification messages receiving configuration parameters.

5.7.10 TCP SERVER

Notification messages receiving configuration parameters.

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5.7.11 I/O SERVER

 GPIO: configures Open/Close idle status of the input and output circuit.

GPIN: Idle Status: select “Open” or “Closed” for GPIN circuit idle status; GPOUT1: Idle Status: select “Open” or “Closed” for GPOUT circuit idle status.

5.8 NETWORK SETTINGS

Use “Network” configuration page to modify or add advanced settings depending on the network in which the IP camera is installed. Different from “IP Discovery” software which is useful for initial configuration of the network, the “Network” page is a flexible tool to obtain the best performance of the network.

 General: IP configuration basic settings.  Advanced: includes Time Server, Hostname and Service Port.  DDNS: access to IP camera with domain name instead of IP address.  Wireless (Optional): wireless network settings.

5.8.1 GENERAL

 DHCP: obtains an IP address via DHCP.

Dynamic Host Configuration (DHCP) protocol allows the network administrator to centrally manage and automatically allocate IP addresses on a network. DHCP server is often used to allocate a dynamic IP address but it is also possible to use it for static IP address associated with a specific MAC address.

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 Static IP Address

IP address: input a specific IP address for the IP camera. Netmask: input IP camera subnet mask. Gateway: input the IP address for the Gateway. DNS1: input the IP address for the first group of DNS. DNS2: input the IP address for the second group of DNS.

 PPPoE:

Use PPPoE function to connect the IP camera directly to ADSL modem for direct access to the internet. To enable, thick PPPoE box and input user name and password. User name and password for direct connection via ADSL modem are provided by the Internet Service Provider (ISP), f.i. National Network Operator. Contact the Network Operator for further information about this service.

5.8.2 ADVANCED

 NTP Configuration

Use the following NTP server address. Use this field to input NTP server host name or IP address. Please note: For users who choose PPPoE to access the network: every change of the “Network address” on “NTP Configuration” can freeze the screen for some seconds as the local ISP (Internet Service Provider) has to allocate a new IP address and new values for HTTP, RTSP and FTP port. This happens every time the NTP is changed via PPPoE.

 HTTP

The default number (80) of HTTP port can be changed by the user. This is useful for secure mapping of the port.

 RTSP

RTSP protocol allows a connection client to activate a H.264/MJPEG stream. Thick the box to enable the server and input the RSTP port number. Default number is 554. H.264/MJPEG video streams will not be available if this service is not enabled.

 FTP

Use FTP server to upload firmware upgrade versions and user applications. Thick the box to enable this service.

 ARP / PING

ARP/PING services are a further tool for the user to detect the status of IP camera. For ARP/PING related commands contact the network administrator.

 RTSP Settings

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Anonymous: access the RTSP stream without authentication. Authentication: requires user name and password authentication to access the RSTP stream.

5.8.3 DDNS

Use DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Service) function to access the IP camera with a name (f.i. http://www.mycamera.com ) instead of an IP address.

To use DDNS function you need first to register a domain name with an external provider such as DynDNS (www.dyndns.org). Since DDNS function forwards only the information exchanged between Host server and IP camera, user name and password to enable this function have to be provided by the external provider.

Please note:

Contact the service provider for further information about the domain name. Some providers charge the registration while some others offer it free of charge. The user can choose the provider for this service. To use DDNS function the IP camera must already have an internet access. For further information about IP camera internet access contact the network administrator and refer to “Port forwarding” paragraph of this manual which explains the main issues about this topics.

Wireless

User must follow this procedure for the first Wireless network connection:

1. Connect the camera to an hub/switch/modem/router using an Ethernet cable.

2. Select “Enable Wireless” to access wireless settings

3. Click “Save” to save the changes and disconnect the Ethernet cable from the camera.

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5.8.4 WIRELESS SETTINGS

Click “Search” to find the available Access Point on the network.

 Enable/Disable:

Wireless function is disabled by default, enable it to use it instead of a wired connection.

 Network kind:

 Master/Slave: thick this option to enable connection to an Access Point.  Host-AP: thick this option to enable connection to Wi-Fi devices such as PC or mobile phones. You

will be able to configure the camera without connecting to an Access Point.

 SSID

When using Wireless function it is necessary to allocate an Access Point for connection. Usually a router is used as Access Point. SSID identifies the network Access Point. It usually is a number or a name used by the router when Wireless function is enabled.

 Security:

The Access Point (wireless router) uses a cryptography key to authorize and authenticate client connections when using wireless function. Choose the cryptography method among: WPS, WEP, WPA-PSK or WPA-PSK.

5.8.5 NETWORK SETTINGS

DHCP: obtains an IP address via DHCP. Dynamic Host Configuration (DHCP) protocol allows the network administrator to centrally manage and automatically allocate IP addresses on a network. DHCP server is often used to allocate a dynamic IP address but it is also possible to use it for static IP address associated to a specific MAC address.

 Static IP Address  IP address: input a specific IP address for the IP camera.

 Netmask: input IP camera subnet mask.  Gateway: input the IP address for the Gateway.  DNS1: input the IP address for the first group of DNS.  DNS2: input the IP address for the second group of DNS.

 Save: saves changes.  Reset: returns to default parameters.

Please Note: Contact the network administrator for the best management of wireless connection and the cryptography method used on the network.

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5.9 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

5.9.1 INFORMATION

System configuration page shows information about the current status of the IP camera. This is very useful for quick consultation of information without accessing the configuration pages of each function of the camera.

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5.9.2 USER

Use this page to configure one or more users/profiles to access to IP camera.  Enable Anonymous Login:

Thick “Enable Anonymous Login” box to enable unrestricted access to IP camera. Add new user then click “Save” to save changes. This option allows access to IP camera without requiring user name and password.

Note:

User can choose if authorization must be required for access to IP camera.  Add new user

Click “Add” to add a new user and input the required information then click “Save” to save changes. Administrator: allowed to view and modify IP camera configuration. Operator: allowed to modify only some parameters of IP camera configuration. Viewer: only allowed to view.

Note: follow the instructions on user page to select user name and password.

 Delete user

Select one name among user list then click “Delete” to delete it from the list, click “Save” to save changes.

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5.9.3 DATE &TIME

Shows date and time of IP camera (24hs format).

5.9.4 SYSTEM TIME SETTING

Select automatic DST change, if needed. Select day, week, month of change from standard time to daylight saving time (DST start, DST end).

Use Sync Mode to select time sync: Sync with local time – sets time according to PC time.

 Sync with NTP Server – the camera receives time indication every 60 minutes from an NTP server.  Manual – user can manually set date and time.

Note: if a host name is used for NTP server it is necessary to add a DNS server in “Network settings” menu.

Click “Save” to save changes. Click “Reset” to cancel and repeat the selection.

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5.9.5 MANAGEMENT

Use “Device Management” page to modify the following options:

 Restart: restarts IP camera.  Default: returns to default parameters all configurations but network settings. Use the hardware reset to return to

default parameters network settings as well.

 File upload: upgrades the IP camera with new firmware. Select the file then click “Upgrade” to upload.  Backup: select “Backup” to save current parameters on a file.

Please note:

 After upgrading the IP camera to new firmware, do not restore the previous configuration backup file as this

might affect the normal functioning.

 Carefully consider any change on IP camera settings before modifying them.

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5.9.6 SYSTEM LOG

Use “System Log” to view all information about activities and modification of the device. Actions are displayed in chronological order starting from the old ones. Scroll the list to find the required action.

5.9.7 CONNECTIONS

Use “Connections” page to view all active connections.

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6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

6.1 REF. 1093/184M11 SPECIFICATIONS

Main features:

 Video compression H.264 & MJPEG  Resolution HD 720P,25 Frame per second  ONVIF Compatible  Up to 6 different video streams

 Infrared LED for night vision

 Micro-SD for local storage (*)  Integrated Speaker & Microphone for bidirectional audio  Wi-fi 802.11 bgn  Plug & Play Connection to mobile devices (Android, iOS)

Please note

(*)Suggested models: SanDisk – Kingston

Video & Camera

Video profiles & Frame Rate

S1: 1280 x 720

25 FPS

H.264 / MJPEG

S2: 640 x 360

25 FPS

H.264 / MJPEG

S3: 320 x 180

25 FPS

H.264

S4: 320 x 180

25 FPS

MJPEG

S5: 160 x 96

25 FPS

H.264

S6: 160 x 96

25 FPS

MJPEG

Bit Rate

128K ~ 6Mbits/sec (CBR/VBR configurable)

Flash

16MB

Network Performance

Up to 10 connections at the same time (max 5 in Cloud) Total band: 45 Mbps

Video

6 different video streams H.264 & Motion JPEG VBR/CBR/GOP for quality/bitrate control Integrated Date/text on OSD RTSP URI

Digital PTZ

From image area

Sensor

1/4” CMOS

WDR

Digital

Minimum brightness

1 ~ 10,000 Lux

Lens

f=3.6 mm F1.9

Night&Day ICR

Auto (managed by program or light sensor) or Manual

IR LEDs

Image adjustment

Brightness, Saturation, Color, Contrast, Exposure, White balance, Rotation, Flip/Mirror, Automatic gain control

Event Trigger

Program, Motion detection, at restart

Action

Send picture via FTP, Save video and picture on Micro-SD card Email and TCP notification

Local memory

Micro SD (min 4GB, max 32GB, class 6 or higher)

Audio compression

G.711 (u-LAW)

Plug & Play

Mobile App for Android andiOS

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Network

Network interface

10BASE-T/100BASE-TX

Protocols

HTTP, HTTPS, TCP/IP, UDP, SMTP, FTP, PPPoE, DHCP, DDNS, NTP, DNS, ARP, RSTP, RTP, UPnP

Security

3-level protection with password (Administrator, Operator, Viewer)

Wireless

802.11 bgn

System requirement

CPU: Pentium 4 @ 2.6Ghz RAM: 1G Graphics card: 256MB

Microsoft Windows XP/Vista /Windows 7 DirectX 9

Browser

Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 or higher, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari.

Working conditions

Power supply

Switching AC/DC power supply. AC100 ~ 240V input; DC 5V/ 2A output

Power consumption

<8 W

Working temperature

0°C ~ 50°C

Working humidity

20% ~ 80% RH (without condensation)

Dimensions

70 (T) x 38 (L) x 88.5 (H) mm

Net weight

90g (camera)

Certifications

CE, FCC, ROHS

I/O Connectors

1 x RJ45 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX 1 x power supply Jack 1 x slot Micro SD 1 x Default button 1 x WPS button

Salesbox content

1 x Camera 1 x Antenna 1 x Bracket 1 x CD (user manual and software); 1 x quick user guide; 1 x Ethernet cable 1 x power supply AC/DC 5V/2A

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6.2 REF. 1093/184M12 SPECIFICATIONS

Main features:

 Video compression H.264 & MJPEG  Resolution HD 720P, 25 Frame per second  ONVIF Compatible  Up to 6 different video streams

 Infrared LED for night vision

 Micro-SD for local storage (*)  Integrated Speaker & Microphone for bidirectional audio  Wi-fi 802.11 bgn  Plug & Play Connection to mobile devices (Android, iOS)  Removable IR cut mechanic filter  Input & Output alarm  PIR motion sensor

Please note

(*)Suggested models: SanDisk – Kingston

Video &Camera

Video profiles & Frame Rate

S1: 1280 x 720

25 FPS

H.264 / MJPEG

S2: 640 x 360

25 FPS

H.264 / MJPEG

S3: 320 x 180

25 FPS

H.264

S4: 320 x 180

25 FPS

MJPEG

S5: 160 x 96

25 FPS

H.264

S6: 160 x 96

25 FPS

MJPEG

Bit Rate

128K ~ 6Mbits/sec (CBR/VBR configurable)

Flash

16MB

Network Performance

Up to 10 connections at the same time (max 5 in Cloud) Total band: 45 Mbps

Video

6 different video streams H.264 & Motion JPEG VBR/CBR/GOP for quality/bitrate control Integrated Date/text on OSD RTSP URI

Digital PTZ

From image area

Sensor

1/4” CMOS

WDR

Digital

Minimum brightness

1 ~ 10,000 Lux

Lens

f=3.6 mm F1.9

Night&Day ICR

Auto (managed by program, GPIN or light sensor) or Manual

IR LEDs

1 x IN/1 x OUT for preconfigured Open/Close alarms

Video profiles & Frame Rate

Sensor

PIR motion sensor

Image adjustment

Brightness, Saturation, Color, Contrast, Exposure, White balance, Rotation, Flip/Mirror, Automatic gain control

Event Trigger

Program, Motion detection, at restart

Action

Send picture via FTP, Save video and picture on Micro-SD card Email and TCP notification

Local memory

Micro SD (min 4GB, max 32GB, class 6 or higher)

Audio compression

G.711 (u-LAW)

Plug & Play

Mobile App for Android and iOS

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Network

Network interface

10BASE-T/100BASE-TX

Protocols

HTTP, HTTPS, TCP/IP, UDP, SMTP, FTP, PPPoE, DHCP, DDNS, NTP, DNS, ARP, RSTP, RTP, UPnP

Security

3-level protection with password (Administrator, Operator, Viewer)

Wireless

802.11 bgn

System requirement

CPU: Pentium 4 @ 2.6Ghz RAM: 1G Graphics card: 256MB

Microsoft Windows XP/Vista /Windows 7 DirectX 9

Browser

Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 or higher, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari.

Working conditions

Power supply

switching AC/DC power supply. AC100 ~ 240V input; DC 5V/ 2A output

Power consumption

<8 W

Working temperature

0°C ~ 50°C

Working humidity

20% ~ 80% RH (without condensation)

Dimensions

70 (T) x 38 (L) x 88.5 (H) mm

Net weight

90g (camera)

Certifications

CE, FCC, ROHS

I/O Connectors

1 x RJ45 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX 1 x power supply Jack 1 x slot Micro SD 1 x Default button

Salesbox content

1 x Camera 1 x Antenna 1 x Bracket 1 x CD (user manual and software); 1 x quick user guide; 1 x Ethernet cable 1 x power supply AC/DC 5V/2A

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6.3 REF. 1093/184M14 SPECIFICATIONS

Main features:

 Video compression H.264 & MJPEG  Resolution HD 720P,25 Frame per second  ONVIF Compatible  Up to 6 different video streams

 Infrared LED for night vision up to 20m

 Micro-SD for local storage (*)  Integrated Speaker & Microphone for bidirectional audio  Wi-fi 802.11 bgn (with dongle)  Power-over-Ethernet 802.3af  Analogic output  Plug & Play Connection to mobile devices (Android, iOS)  Removable IR cut mechanical filter  Input & Output alarms

Please note

(*)Suggested models: SanDisk – Kingston

Video &Camera

Video profiles & Frame Rate

S1: 1280 x 720

25 FPS

H.264 / MJPEG

S2: 640 x 360

25 FPS

H.264 / MJPEG

S3: 320 x 180

25 FPS

H.264

S4: 320 x 180

25 FPS

MJPEG

S5: 160 x 96

25 FPS

H.264

S6: 160 x 96

25 FPS

MJPEG

Bit Rate

128K ~ 6Mbits/sec (CBR/VBR configurable)

Flash

Up to 10 connections at the same time (max 5 in Cloud) Total band: 45 Mbps

Network Performance

6 different video streams H.264 & Motion JPEG VBR/CBR/GOP for quality/bitrate control Integrated Date/text on OSD RTSP URI

Video

From image area

Digital PTZ

CMOS 1/4” Sensor 720P 1 Megapixel

Sensor

Digital

WDR

0 ~ 10,000 Lux

Lens

f=3.6 mm F1.9

Night&Day ICR

Auto (managed by program, GPIN or light sensor) or Manual

In / OutAlarm

1 x IN/1 x OUT for preconfigured Open/Close alarms

IR LED

24, distance: 20 meters

Image adjustment

Brightness, Saturation, Color, Contrast, Exposure, White balance, Rotation, Flip/Mirror, Automatic gain control

Event Trigger

Program, Motion detection, at restart

Action

Send picture via FTP, Save video and picture on Micro-SD card Email and TCP notification

Local memory

Micro SD (min 4GB, max 32GB, class 6 or higher)

Audio compression

G.711 (u-LAW)

Plug & Play

Mobile App for Android and iOS

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Network

Network interface

10BASE-T/100BASE-TX

Protocols

HTTP, HTTPS, TCP/IP, UDP, SMTP, FTP, PPPoE, DHCP, DDNS, NTP, DNS, ARP, RSTP, RTP, UPnP

Security

3-level protection with password (Administrator, Operator, Viewer)

Wireless

802.11 bgn

System requirement

CPU: Pentium 4 @ 2.6Ghz RAM: 1G Graphics card: 256MB

Microsoft Windows XP/Vista /Windows 7 DirectX 9

Browser

Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 or higher, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari.

Working conditions

Power Supply

Switching AC/DC power supply. AC100 ~ 240V input ; DC 12V/ 1 A output

Power Over ethernet

PoE 802.3af Power consumption

<8 W

Working temperature

0°C ~ 50°C

Working humidity

20% ~ 80% RH (without condensation)

Dimensions

111.4 (T) x 83(H) mm

Net weight

315 g (only camera)

Certifications

CE, FCC, ROHS

I/O Connectors

1 x RJ45 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX 1 x Jack power supply 1 x BNC connector video output 1 x Jack Audio In 1 x Jack Audio Out 1 x clamping strip 1 x inner Micro SD Card slot

Terminal pin: 1 x input; 1 x output; 2 x ground; 1 x common 1 x Default

Salesbox content

1 x Camera 1 x Antenna 1 x CD (user manual and software); 1 x quick user guide; 1 x mounting template; 1 x Ethernet cable 1 x Power supply AC/DC 12V/1A

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6.4 REF. 1093/184M15 SPECIFICATIONS

Main features:

 Video compression H.264 & MJPEG  Resolution HD 720P,25 Frame per second  ONVIF Compatible  Up to 6 different video streams

 Infrared LED for night vision up to 20m

Please note (*)Suggested models: SanDisk – Kingston

Video & Telecamera

Video profiles & Frame Rate

S1: 1280 x 720

25 FPS

H.264 / MJPEG

S2: 640 x 360

25 FPS

H.264 / MJPEG

S3: 320 x 180

25 FPS

H.264

S4: 320 x 180

25 FPS

MJPEG

S5: 160 x 96

25 FPS

H.264

S6: 160 x 96

25 FPS

MJPEG

Bit Rate

128K ~ 6Mbits/sec (CBR/VBR configurable)

Network Performance

Up to 10 connections at the same time (max 5 in Cloud) Total band: 45 Mbps

Video

6 different video streams H.264 & Motion JPEG VBR/CBR/GOP for quality/bitrate control Integrated Date/text on OSD RTSP URI

Digital PTZ

From image area

Sensor

CMOS 1/4” Sensor720P 1 Megapixel

WDR

Digital

Minimum brightness

0 ~ 10,000 Lux

Lens

f=3.6 mm F1.9

Night&Day ICR

Auto (managed by program, GPIN or light sensor) or Manual

In / OutAlarm

1 x IN/1 x OUT for preconfigured Open/Close alarms

IR LED

24, distance: 20 meters

Image adjustment

Brightness, Saturation, Color, Contrast, Exposure, White balance, Rotation, Flip/Mirror, Automatic gain control

Event Trigger

Program, Motion detection, at restart

Action

Send picture via FTP, Save video and picture on Micro-SD card Email and TCP notification

Local memory

Micro SD (min 4GB, max 32GB, class 6 or higher)

Audio compression

G.711 (u-LAW)

Plug & Play

Mobile App for Android and iOS

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Network

Network interface

10BASE-T/100BASE-TX

Protocols

HTTP, HTTPS, TCP/IP, UDP, SMTP, FTP, PPPoE, DHCP, DDNS, NTP, DNS, ARP, RSTP, RTP, UPnP

Security

3-level protection with password (Administrator, Operator, Viewer)

Wireless

802.11 bgn

System requirement

CPU: Pentium 4 @ 2.6Ghz RAM: 1G Graphics card: 256MB

Microsoft Windows XP/Vista /Windows 7 DirectX 9

Browser

Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 or higher, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari.

Working Conditions

Power supply

Switching AC/DC power supply. AC100 ~ 240V input; DC 12V/ 1A output

Power Over Ethernet

PoE 802.3af Power consumption

<8 W

Working temperature

0°C ~ 50°C

Working humidity

20% ~ 80% RH (without condensation)

Dimensions

70 (T) x 111(L) x 70 (H) mm

Net weight

610 g (only camera)

Certifications

CE, FCC, ROHS

I/O Connectors

1 x RJ45 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX 1 x power supply jack 1 x BNC connector for video output 1 x Audio In 1 x Audio Out 1 x clamping strip 1 x inner Micro SD Card slot

Terminal pin: 1 x input; 1 x output; 2 x ground; 1x common

1 x Default

Salesbox content

1 x Camera 1 x Antenna 1 x Bracket 1 x CD (user manual and software); 1 x quick user guide; 1 x Ethernet cable 1 x power supply AC/DC 12V/1A

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6.5 REF. 1093/184M16 SPECIFICATIONS

Main features:

 Video compression H.264 & MJPEG  Resolution HD 720P,25 Frame per second  ONVIF Compatible  Up to 6 different video streams

 Infrared LED for night vision up to 20m

Please note

(*)Suggested models: SanDisk – Kingston

Video & Camera

Video profiles& Frame Rate

S1: 1280 x 720

25 FPS

H.264

S2: 640 x 360

25 FPS

MJPEG

S3: 360 x 180

25 FPS

H.264

S4: 360 x 180

25 FPS

MJPEG

S5: 180 x 90

25 FPS

H.264

S6: 180 x 90

25 FPS

JPEG

Bit Rate

128K ~ 6Mbits/sec (CBR/VBR configurable)

Network Performance

Up to 10 connections at the same time (max 5 in Cloud) Total band: 45 Mbps

Video

6 different video streams H.264 & Motion JPEG VBR/CBR/GOP for quality/bitrate control Integrated Date/text on OSD RTSP URI

Digital PTZ

From image area

Sensor

CMOS 1/4” Sensor 720P 1 Megapixel

WDR

Digital

Minimum brightness

0 ~ 10,000 Lux

Lens

Varifocal f=3.3 ~ 12 mm F1.4

Night&Day ICR

Auto (managed by program, GPIN or light sensor) or Manual

In / OutAlarm

1 x IN/1 x OUT for preconfigured Open/Close alarms

IR LED

24, distance: 20 meters

Image adjustment

Brightness, Saturation, Color, Contrast, Exposure, White balance, Rotation, Flip/Mirror, Automatic gain control

Event Trigger

Program, Motion detection, at restart

Action

Send picture via FTP, Save video and picture on Micro-SD card Email and TCP notification

Local memory

Micro SD (min 4GB, max 32GB, class 6 or higher)

Audio compression

G.711 (u-LAW)

Plug & Play

Mobile App for Android and iOS

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Network

Network interface

10BASE-T/100BASE-TX

Protocols

HTTP, HTTPS, TCP/IP, UDP, SMTP, FTP, PPPoE, DHCP, DDNS, NTP, DNS, ARP, RSTP, RTP, UPnP

Security

3-level protection with password (Administrator, Operator, Viewer)

Wireless

802.11 bgn

System requirement

CPU: Pentium 4 @ 2.6Ghz RAM: 1G Graphics card: 256MB

Microsoft Windows XP/Vista /Windows 7 DirectX 9

Browser

Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 or higher, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari.

Working conditions

Power supply

Switching AC/DC power supply. AC100 ~ 240V input; DC 12V/ 1A output

Power Over Ethernet

PoE 802.3af

Power consumption

< 8 W

Working temperature

0°C ~ 50°C

Working humidity

20% ~ 80% RH (without condensation)

Dimensions

70 (T) x 111(L) x 70 (H) mm

Net weight

700 g (only camera)

Certifications

CE, FCC, ROHS

I/O Connectors

1 x RJ45 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX 1 x power supply jack 1 x BNC connector for video output 1 x Audio In 1 x Audio Out 1 x terminal block 1 x inner Micro SD Card slot

Terminal pin: 1 x input; 1 x output; 2 x ground; 1x common 1 x Default

Salesbox content

1 x Camera 1 x Antenna 1 x Bracket 1 x CD (user manual and software); 1 x quick user guide; 1 x Ethernet cable 1 x power supply AC/DC 12V/1A

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7 MAXIMUM DURATION OF MICRO-SD MEMORY CARD UNDER FULL-TIME

RECORDING MODE

Resolution MAX (1280x720)

Micro-SD memory duration (days) and (hours)

SD Card [GB]

Video Quality

Minimum (128Kbps)

Low (192Kbps)

Medium (256Kbps)

High (384Kbps)

Maximum (512Kbps)

2,54 d

60,88 h

1,69 d

40,58 h

1,27 d

30,44 h

0,85 d

20,29 h

0,63 d

15,22 h

5,39 d

129,32 h

3,59 d

86,22 h

2,69 d

64,66 h

1,80 d

43,11 h

1,35 d

32,33 h

11,09 d

266,22 h

7,40 d

177,48 h

5,55 d

133,11 h

3,70 d

88,74 h

2,77 d

66,56 h

22,50 d

540,02 h

15 d

360,01 h

11,25 d

270,01 h

7,50 d

180,01 h

5,63 d 135 h

Resolution HIGH (640x360)

Micro-SD memory duration (days) and (hours)

SD Card [GB]

Video Quality

Minimum (128Kbps)

Low (192Kbps)

Medium (256Kbps)

High (384Kbps)

Maximum (512Kbps)

2,54 d

60,88 h

1,69 d

40,58 h

1,27 d

30,44 h

0,85 d

20,29 h

0,63 d

15,22 h

5,39 d

129,32 h

3,59 d

86,22 h

2,69 d

64,66 h

1,80 d

43,11 h

1,35 d

32,33 h

11,09 d

266,22 h

7,40 d

177,48 h

5,55 d

133,11 h

3,70 d

88,74 h

2,77 d

66,56 h

22,50 d

540,02 h

15 d

360,01 h

11,25 d

270,01 h

7,50 d

180,01 h

5,63 d 135 h

Resolution MEDIUM (320x180)

Micro-SD memory duration (days) and (hours)

SD Card [GB]

Video Quality

Minimum (64Kbps)

Low (96Kbps)

Medium (128Kbps)

High (192Kbps)

Maximum (256Kbps)

5,07 d

121,75 h

3,38 d

81,17 h

2,54 d

60,88 h

1,69 d

40,58 h

1,27 d

30,44 h

10,78 d

258,65 h

7,18 d

172,43 h

5,39 d

129,32 h

3,59 d

86,22 h

2,69 d

64,66 h

22,19 d

532,44 h

14,79 d

354,96 h

11,09 d

266,22 h

7,40 d

177,48 h

5,55 d

133,11 h

45 d

1080,03 h

30 d

720,02 h

22,50 d

540,02 h

15 d

360,01 h

11,25 d

270,01 h

Resolution LOW (160x96)

Micro-SD memory duration (days) and (hours)

SD Card [GB]

Video Quality

Minimum (32Kbps)

Low(48Kbps)

Medium (64Kbps)

High (96Kbps)

Maximum (128Kbps)

10,15 d

243,50 h

6,76 d

162,34 h

5,07 d

121,75 h

3,38 d

81,17 h

2,54 d

60,88 h

21,55 d

517,30 h

14,37 d

344,86 h

10,78 d

258,65 h

7,18 d

172,43 h

5,39 d

129,32 h

44,37 d

1064,89 h

29,58 d

709,92 h

22,19 d

532,44 h

14,79 d

354,96 h

11,09 d

266,22 h

90 d

2160,07 h

60 d

1440,04 h

45 d

1080,03 h

30 d

720,02 h

22,50 d

540,02 h

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