Velleman CAMIP7N, CAMIP10N User Manual

CAMIP7N

WIRELESS IP COLOUR CAMERA

DRAADLOZE IP KLEURENCAMERA

CAMÉRA COULEUR IP SANS FIL

CÁMARA IP INALÁMBRICA A COLOR

DRAHTLOSE IP-FARBKAMERA

CÂMARA IP CILÍNDRICA SEM FIOS, A CORES

BEZPRZEWODOWA KOLOROWA KAMERA SIECIOWA

USER MANUAL 3 GEBRUIKERSHANDLEIDING 30 MODE D'EMPLOI 57 MANUAL DEL USUARIO 84 BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG 110 INSTRUKCJA OBSŁUGI 138 MANUAL DO UTILIZADOR 167

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 2 ©Velleman nv

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 3 ©Velleman nv

USER MANUAL

1. Introduction

To all residents of the European Union Important environmental information about this product

This symbol on the device or the package indicates that disposal of the device after its lifecycle could harm the environment. Do not dispose of the unit (or batteries) as unsorted municipal waste; it should be taken to a

specialized company for recycling. This device should be returned to your distributor or to a local recycling service. Respect the local environmental rules. If in doubt, contact your local waste disposal authorities. Thank you for choosing Velleman! Please read the manual thoroughly before bringing this device into service. If the device was damaged in transit, don't install or use it and contact your dealer.

2. Safety Instructions

Keep the device away from children and unauthorised users.

Risk of electroshock when opening the cover. Touching live wires can cause life-threatening electroshocks. Do not open the housing yourself. Have the device repaired by qualified personnel.

DO NOT disassemble or open the cover. There are no user-serviceable parts inside the device. Refer to an authorized dealer for service and/or spare parts.

3. General Guidelines

Refer to the Velleman® Service and Quality Warranty on the last pages of this manual.

Keep this device away from dust and extreme heat.

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 4 ©Velleman nv

Protect this device from shocks and abuse. Avoid brute force when operating the device.

 Familiarise yourself with the functions of the device before actually

using it.

 All modifications of the device are forbidden for safety reasons.  Only use the device for its intended purpose. Using the device in

an unauthorised way will void the warranty.

 Damage caused by disregard of certain guidelines in this manual

is not covered by the warranty and the dealer will not accept responsibility for any ensuing defects or problems.

 DO NOT use this product to violate privacy laws or perform other

illegal activities.

4. Features

 easy installation procedure  remote pan/tilt control  secured Wi-Fi and wired LAN connection  24 IR LEDs for night vision (up to 20 m)  embedded microphone and speaker  motion detection alert via email or upload image to FTP  audio in- and output  automatic integrated Dynamic Domain Name Service (DDNS):

free service

 wireless encryption with one touch (WPS™ - Wireless protect

setup)

 compatible with: CAMIP5N1 (same operation modes and user

interface)

5. Overview

Refer to the illustrations on page 2 of this manual.

lens

bracket

IR LEDs (24x)

Wifi antenna

light sensor

RJ45 network jack

sunshield

5 VDC in

camera bolt

reset

position bolt

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 5 ©Velleman nv

6. Hardware installation and operation

1. Choose a location for the camera, keeping following guidelines in

mind:

o Do not install the camera in locations where extremely high or

low temperatures or excessive vibrations may occur.

o Avoid mounting the camera near high electro-magnetic fields. o Do not aim the camera at the sun or other extremely bright

objects.

2. The camera can be used free standing or in combination with the

included mounting bracket. When the mounting bracket is used, attach it to the wall or ceiling using the 2 included screws. Place the camera on top and secure it with the centre screw. Determine the desired angle and tighten the joint screws.

3. Connect the antenna [6] to the antenna connector and/or

connect a network cable (included) to the 8P8C (RJ45) jack [9]. Note: it is possible to connect the camera straight to the 8P8C (RJ45) port of a computer. In this case a crossed cable (not incl.) should be used and network settings must be configured manually.

4. An external microphone (not incl.) can be connected to the

audio input [8].

5. When desired, an external speaker system can be connected to

the audio output [7].

6. Plug the DC connector of the power adaptor into the 5VDC input

jack [12]. Only use the included adaptor or one with the same specifications.

7. Plug the adaptor into a suitable mains outlet (100~240V

AC/50~60Hz).

Notes:

 It takes about 30 seconds for the camera to initialise.  During initialisation the camera will start moving to test the

pan/tilt functionality.

 If the image appears out of focus, turn the lens [4] to adjust.

7. Installing the software

To use the camera, you need to install the software IP Camera Tool on your computer.

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 6 ©Velleman nv

7.1 Microsoft Windows Software requirements

To work with the IP Camera Tool, you need a recent version of one of the following browsers:

 Internet Explorer (32 bits version only)  Mozilla Firefox  Google Chrome  Safari  Opera

Note: the functions and layout of the surveillance tool vary depending on the browser you are using. The images in this manual are from Internet Explorer on Microsoft Windows.

Installing the IP Camera Tool

The package contains a cd-rom with the required software.

1. Insert the cd-rom in the computer and locate the software

installer (IPCamSetup.exe).

2. Double-click the installer to launch the installation wizard and go

through the steps of the wizard.

3. You will find the shortcut IP Camera tool on your desktop.

7.2 Apple Macintosh Software requirements

To work with the IP Camera Tool, you need a recent version of one of the following browsers:

 Mozilla Firefox  Google Chrome  Safari  Opera

Installing the IP Camera Tool

The package contains a cd-rom with the required software.

1. Locate the IP Camera Tool for Mac on the CD.

2. Copy the tool to your Mac and start the program.

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 7 ©Velleman nv

8. Using the IP Camera Tool

8.1 Before you start

The IP Camera Tool allows:

 managing users, passwords and user permissions  managing multiple cameras.

On first use, the IP Camera Tool has a single administrator user with no password and a single camera. Please refer to the full manual on the cd included in the package for more information.

8.2 Starting the surveillance software

To start the IP Camera Tool:

1. Make sure the camera is properly connected to the computer or

local network via a router and a socket.

2. Double-click the icon IP Camera Tool on your desktop.

The tool will detect the camera connected to your computer or local network.

3. Double-click the camera you want to use.

The tool will open a new window in your default browser.

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 8 ©Velleman nv

The default language of the software is English.

4. Select another language from the list if you want.

5. Choose the appropriate login method, depending on your

browser:

o For Internet Explorer, always use Active X mode. o For Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Opera or Google Chrome, always use

Server push mode.

o For a mobile phone, always use Mobile Phone.

6. The system will ask for a user name.

The default user name is admin (case sensitive), without a password. If you have set another user name or password, provide these instead.

7. Click OK.

The surveillance software starts. The actual content of the window depends on your user type (set by the administrator). Please refer to the full manual on the cd included in the package for more information.

8.3 Window elements

The contents of the window depend on your user type (set by the administrator in the device management settings). The user types are:

 Administrator  Operator  Visitor

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 9 ©Velleman nv

Administrator

If you log in with an administrator user type, you can:

 see the camera view,  use the software camera controls,  access and change the device management settings.

Operator

If you log in with an operator user type, you can:

 see the camera view,  use the software camera controls.

Visitor

If you log in with a visitor user type, you can:  see the camera view.

9. Using the camera controls

This section describes the camera view and the software camera controls.

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 10 ©Velleman nv

The camera controls are

Option

Use

Select the number of cameras you want to display simultaneously (1, 4 or 9). To learn more about setting up multiple cameras, please refer to the item MultiDevice Settings in chapter Device Management below.

OSD (= on-screen display)

Show or hide the camera name on the display.

Add OSD on record

Show or hide the camera name when recording.

Resolution

Select a resolution from the list.

Mode

Select a refresh rate from the list.

Fps

Select a frame per second setting from the list.

Brightness

Set the brightness with the and

buttons.

Contrast

Set the contrast with the and

buttons.

Default all

Reset all settings to their default values.

Flip

Select the Flip checkbox to show the image shown upside down.

Mirror

Select the Mirror checkbox to mirror the image.

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 11 ©Velleman nv

Option

Use

Click to start live video.

Click to stop live video.

Click to take a snapshot of the current camera view.

Set the camera view to full screen.

10. Advanced settings

10.1 IP Camera Tool

You can access various options in the IP Camera Tool:

1. Double-click the IP Camera Tool on your desktop.

The tool will detect the camera connected to tour computer.

2. Right-click the camera. The options are:

Basic properties

Shows general information about the camera:

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 12 ©Velleman nv

Network Configuration

Use this window to view or change the network settings of the camera.

 When connected to a DHCP router, check the Obtain IP from DHCP

server checkbox, otherwise uncheck it and fill in the data manually.

 In case of a subnet mismatch, change the IP-address or subnet

mask.

 When in doubt about the network settings, contact a qualified

network administrator.

Upgrade firmware

 Only use this option when problems with the current version are

noticed. Do not upgrade if the camera works fine.

 Caution: when the upgrade process is interrupted or a wrong

version is installed the camera might not work anymore.

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 13 ©Velleman nv

Refresh Camera List

Use this option to update the camera list, for example when a new camera is added to the network.

Flush ARP Buffer

When both a wireless and wired connection to a camera exists, a problem with the ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) may arise resulting in the camera not being accessible via the browser. In this case the ARP buffer should be flushed.

About IP Camera Tool

This window shows details about the IP Camera Tool.

11. Device management

If you login as an administrator, you have access to the device management settings. To do so:

1. Start the IP Camera Tool (see above).

2. Login with your browser (see above).

3. Click the link Device Management below the camera controls.

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 14 ©Velleman nv

4. To return to the camera view and controls, click the Back link

below the options list.

11.2 Device Status

The device status page shows an overview of device information and status set on other settings pages.

11.3 Alias Settings

Use this page to change the name of a camera.

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 15 ©Velleman nv

11.4 Date & Time Settings

Set date and time data for the camera. Note: if the timestamp on the display shows the wrong time, try selecting the Sync with PC Time checkbox and click Submit.

11.5 Users Settings

Define users, permissions and passwords

 Up to 8 users can be configured.  Enter a user name, a password and select a group (Visitor,

Operator or Administrator).

 This is also the location to change the default administrator’s login

name and set a password for the administrator.

Set alarm record path

Use the Browse button to change the default alarm record path.

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 16 ©Velleman nv

Notes when using Windows Vista:

 Remember to add the IP address of the camera to the ‘Trusted

sites’.

 The system does not allow setting the Windows system root

directory as alarm record path.

11.6 Multi-Device Settings

Manually add extra cameras

To add a camera, click on a blue link and enter an alias, host address, HTTP port, user and password.

11.7 Basic Network Settings

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 17 ©Velleman nv

Set basic network settings

 When connected to a DHCP router, select the checkbox Obtain IP

from DHCP server, otherwise clear it and fill in the data manually.

 The Network Lamp or network LED indicates the network status of

the camera. To disable this LED, clear the checkbox Network Lamp.

11.8 Wireless LAN Settings

1. Add and manage wireless networks

1. Click the Scan button to retrieve a list of available wireless LANs.

2. Click on a found network and enter the password if required.

3. When you want to use a wireless LAN, check the checkbox and

enter SSID, Channel and encryption method. Depending on the selected encryption method, more data will have to be provided.

Notes

 Some routers will automatically fill out the necessary data into the

fields.

 When entering data manually, check the wireless network settings

of your router to find more information on SSID, Channel, encryption and authentication.

2. WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Set-up)

1. Press and hold down the RESET BUTTON about 4 seconds, then

press the WPS button on the router. Now

2. you can use the WPS function.

3. Press the WPS button on your router within 60 seconds. The

WPS button is usually on the back or side of your router. On some routers, you may need to log in to the web interface and

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 18 ©Velleman nv

click on an on-screen button to activate the WPS feature. If you are not sure where the WPS button is on your router, prease refer to your Router’s manual.

Notes

 The camera will automatically create a secure wireless connection

to your router. If you have plugged in the network cable, please plug it out. While connecting, the green network light on RJ45 will blink and the wireless settings will take effect. The IP Camera Tool

will search the camera’s LAN IP. Make sure the PC and the camera

share the same subnet.

 During the WPS settings, you must press the RESET button only

for four seconds. When you press and hold down the RESET button for 10 seconds the camera will be reset back to factory default settings.

 The security mode of router cannot be WEP, or else the WPS

settings may be failed.

11.9 ADSL Settings

When connected to the Internet directly via ADSL, check the checkbox and enter the ADSL User name and ADSL password you obtained from your Internet Service Provider (ISP).

11.10 UPnP Settings

Select the checkbox to use the Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) protocol.

11.11 DDNS Service Settings

Free DDNS Service The Dynamic DNS name will be something like: a00000.myipcamera.org Now you can use http:// Domain name + HTTP Port to access the camera via internet.

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 19 ©Velleman nv

Take hostname ipcam1.myipcamera.org and HTTP Port no. 88 for example, the accessing link of the camera via internet would be http:// ipcam1.myipcamera.org.org:88

11.12 Mail Service Settings

Define mail service settings

Note The settings on this page will only take effect if the option Send Mail on Alarm is selected in the Alarm Service Settings (see below).

1. Fill in a senders e-mail address in the Sender field.

This is the mailbox from which the mails will be sent.

2. Fill in up to 4 receivers mail addresses.

When an alarm condition occurs, mail is sent out to these addresses.

3. Fill out all SMTP data related to the sender’s mailbox.

4. If authentication for the mailbox is required, select the checkbox

and enter user name and password in the appropriate fields.

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 20 ©Velleman nv

5. If the Report Internet IP by Mail box is selected, a mail is sent

whenever a camera comes online (for example after reboot) or a change in IP address occurs. Make sure the port is correctly mapped to the router.

 Click Submit to save the data before performing a ‘mail test’.

Possible error messages

Following error messages may appear:

Error message

Possible solution

Cannot connect to the server

Check network cables and settings.

Network error. Please try later.

Check network cables and settings.

Server error.

Check the server.

Incorrect user or password.

Make sure to enter the right user name and password.

The sender is denied by the server.

Check whether the user needs authentication.

The receiver is denied by the server.

Could be due to anti-spam settings of the server.

The message is denied by the server.

Could be due to anti-spam settings of the server.

The server does not support the authentication mode used by the device.

Try without authentication or use a different server (sender address).

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 21 ©Velleman nv

11.13 MSN Settings

Access the camera with MSN Function

The MSN feature allows you or the friends from your list to chat to the camera to find out its IP address. This can be useful if you have lost the camera’s IP address.

Note

It is recommended to create a new MSN account for the camera. When the camera login uses the MSN account, this account cannot be used for anything else when the camera works.

Set-up

1. Enter the User and Password of the MSN account you will use for

the camera (see image above).

2. Add the MSN account of your friends in the friends list and click

Submit.

3. Go to the Device Status page of the settings and check whether

the MSN status indicates “Succeed”.

4. Next, open MSN Messenger and log into your account.

5. The name of the camera will appear in the friends or contacts

list.

6. Open a chat session with the camera username and type url?

7. The camera will reply with its URL.

CAMIP7N

V. 08 – 04/06/2015 22 ©Velleman nv

11.14 FTP Service Settings

These settings will only take effect if the option Upload Image on Alarm is selected in the Alarm Service Settings (see below).

11.15 Alarm Service Settings

 Select the checkbox Motion Detect Armed to enable motion

detection. This also allows mails to be sent out (see Mail Service Settings) and image upload to an FTP server (see FTP Service Settings). Note: when the camera is in auto tilt or auto pan mode, motion detection and external alarm input are disabled.

 The motion detect sensibility can be set between 1 and 10, with

10 being most sensitive.

 Select the checkbox Send Mail on alarm to send a mail when an

alarm is detected. Make sure to fill out all fields on the Mail Service Settings page (see above).

 Select the checkbox Upload Image on alarm to upload images to

an FTP server when an alarm is detected. Make sure to fill out all fields on the FTP Service Settings page

CAMIP7N

(see above). When this option is selected, you can also set the upload interval (in seconds).

 Select the checkbox Scheduler to open the day schedule.

11.16 Upgrade Device Firmware

Upgrade Device Firmware

Only use this option if you are experiencing problems with the current version. Do not upgrade if the camera works fine.

11.17 Backup & Restore settings

Backup and restore your system configuration

Use this option to create a backup or restore your system configuration.  To create a backup, click Submit and choose a location to store

the backup file.

 To restore a previously made backup, click Browse to locate the

backup and click Submit to start restoring.

CAMIP7N

11.18 Restore Factory Settings

Reset the device to factory settings

Selecting OK will clear the memory and reset the device to factory settings. All settings will be cleared:

 user settings  mail and FTP settings  alarm schedule  …

Tip: backup the system configuration before resetting your device to factory settings.

CAMIP7N

11.19 Reboot Device

Reboot the camera

 Select OK to reboot the camera.

This will reset the system time. You can adjust date and time in the Date&Time settings page.

11.20 Log

The log contains an overview of everyone who accessed the IP camera. The log is cleared if the camera is rebooted.

CAMIP7N

12. Additional information

12.1 Password

The default administrator login is admin without a password. To enhance security, a new administrator password should be set as soon as possible (see above). If you have lost the administrator password, you can reset the camera to factory defaults (admin, no password) by pressing and holding the RESET button at the bottom of the camera for about 5 seconds. When doings so, all other user settings will be lost as well.

12.2 WiFi

1. Refer to the user manual of your wireless router to obtain

network information e.g. SSID, Channel, Security, authentication, encryption…

2. Use previously obtained information to configure your camera

via a fixed network cable (see Wireless LAN settings).

3. Reboot the camera.

4. Wait at least 30 seconds before unplugging the network cable.

Then unplug the power supply.

5. Re-insert the power plug.

After about 30 seconds, the camera should be up and running in WiFi mode.

12.3 Connect the camera on an ADSL network

1. Connect the camera to a PC. The easiest way is to use a router.

If no router is available, you must use a cross cable (not incl.) to

connect the camera directly to the PC’s network port (RJ45) and

set the IP addresses on PC and camera manually.

2. Configure the camera with the IP camera tool (see above).

3. Log on to the camera as administrator and configure ADSL

settings (user name + password).

4. Configure the DDNS Service Settings and click Submit. The

camera reboots.

5. Connect the camera directly to the ADSL modem. It is now

available through the internet by entering the domain name in your internet browser.

CAMIP7N

Note: set the option Report ADSL IP by mail under Mail Service Settings to receive the camera’s IP address by mail.

12.4 Connect the camera via a router

1. Connect the camera to the LAN and configure the camera with

the IP camera tool (see above).

2. Log on to the camera as administrator and configure DDNS

Service Settings.

3. Click Submit to reboot the camera. The camera is now available through the internet by entering the domain name in your internet browser.

12.5 Static IP users

When using only fixed IP addresses, a DDNS service is not required. There are two ways to find out the static WAN IP address of the camera:  Connect a computer to the same connection as the camera and

open a website that tells you what IP address you are on (e.g. www.whatismyip.com).

 Log on to the router and view the status page to find out its WAN

IP address. To connect to the IP camera, enter the WAN IP address of the router followed by the port number to which the camera is connected into the address bar of a browser (e.g. http://116.25.51.115:85/). Make sure UPnP is enabled or the camera is added to the router’s virtual mapping list.

12.6 Using a mobile phone

It is possible to connect a smartphone to the IP camera. Many thirdparty software developers offer compatible software. An example is

the “IP Cam Viewer” software which is available from the iTunes and

Google Play stores. After installation, just enter the external hostname, IP port, username and password, and you can view the images on your smartphone.

13. Troubleshooting IP address

Always make sure the camera is on the same subnet (same subnet mask) as the PC you are using to configure it.

Network configuration

 Check if your HTTP server software is configured and running properly.

CAMIP7N

 If the camera is behind a firewall, make sure the firewall software

is allowing inbound connections on port 80. If not, use an alternate port. The same goes for certain anti-spam and anti-virus software packages.

 If the camera is behind a cable/DSL router, make sure to

configure port forwarding properly. Refer to the user manual of the router.

No image

 Video streaming is transmitted by the ActiveX controller. If this

controller is not installed properly, no video image is shown.

 When you install the IP Camera Tool, the ActiveX controller is

installed at the same time. If not, download the ActiveX controller from the internet and set the safety properties of your web browser so it accepts ActiveX content.

Slow image

The frame rate of the shown video depends on a number of external factors, e.g.:

 Network bandwidth  PC performance and display settings  Number of visitors that are viewing the camera simultaneously  Network equipment (e.g. use a switch instead of a hub for

multiple IP cameras).

Camera not available via internet

Possible reasons may include:

 ActiveX controller is not installed or not working properly.  The port of the IP camera is blocked by a firewall or anti-virus

software. In this case, try using a different port number.

 Port mapping failed. Either enable UPnP (via UPnP Settings) or

edit the routers Virtual map list (refer to the user manual of your router).

14. Technical specifications

pick-up element

1/5" colour CMOS sensor

lens

f2.8mm / F2.4

lens angle

60°

min. illumination

0.5 lux

number of pixels

640 (H) x 480 (V) - PAL -

CAMIP7N

supported network protocols

TCP/IP, UDP, IMCP, SMTP, HTTP, FTP, DNS, DDNS, DHCP, PPPoE, GPRS

wired connection

Ethernet 10/100 Base-T and RJ45

wireless connection

standard: IEEE 802.11b/g/n

supports WEP, WPA & WPA2 encryption

network connection

supports 3 methods: fixed IP, DHCP, PPPoE

supports DHCP, installs the IP address automatically (plug-and-play network)

video

compression format: MJPEG

frame rate: 15 FPS (VGA), 30 FPS (QVGA)

resolution: 640 x 480 (VGA), 320 x 240 (QVGA)

power supply

5 Vdc

dimensions

140 x 75 x 80 mm

weight

800 g

IP rating

IP66

Use this device with original accessories only. Velleman nv cannot be held responsible in the event of damage or injury resulted from (incorrect) use of this device. For more info concerning this product and the latest version of this manual, please visit our website www.velleman.eu. The information in this manual is subject to change without prior notice.

R&TTE Declaration of Conformity Hereby, Velleman NV declares that the radio equipment type [CAMIP7N] is in compliance with Directive 1999/5/EC. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following internet address: www.velleman.eu.

reproduced, translated or reduced to any electronic medium or otherwise without the prior written consent of the copyright holder.

CAMIP7N

GEBRUIKERSHANDLEIDING

1. Inleiding

Aan alle ingezetenen van de Europese Unie Belangrijke milieu-informatie betreffende dit product

Dit symbool op het toestel of de verpakking geeft aan dat,

als het na zijn levenscyclus wordt weggeworpen, dit toestel

schade kan toebrengen aan het milieu. Gooi dit toestel (en

eventuele batterijen) niet bij het gewone huishoudelijke

afval; het moet bij een gespecialiseerd bedrijf terechtkomen voor recyclage. U moet dit toestel naar uw verdeler of naar een lokaal recyclagepunt brengen. Respecteer de plaatselijke milieuwetgeving. Hebt u vragen, contacteer dan de plaatselijke autoriteiten betreffend de verwijdering. Dank u voor uw aankoop! Lees deze handleiding grondig voor u het toestel in gebruik neemt. Werd het toestel beschadigd tijdens het transport, installeer het dan niet en raadpleeg uw dealer.

2. Veiligheidsinstructies

Houd dit toestel uit de buurt van kinderen en onbevoegden.

Elektrocutiegevaar bij het openen van het toestel.Raak geen kabels aan die onder stroom staan om dodelijke elektroshocks te vermijden. Open de behuizing niet zelf en laat reparaties over aan geschoold personeel.

Demonteer of open dit toestel NOOIT. De gebruiker mag geen onderdelen vervangen. Voor onderhoud en/of reserveonderdelen, contacteer uw dealer.

3. Algemene richtlijnen

Raadpleeg de Velleman® service- en kwaliteitsgarantie achteraan deze handleiding.

+ 171 hidden pages

Velleman CAMIP7N, CAMIP10N User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual