ViewZ VZ-IP-PVM-N Series, IP-PVM-N Series User Manual

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VZ-IP-PVM-N SERIES

23", 27" & 32" IP PUBLIC VIEW MONITOR

WEB BASED IP-PVM-N USER MANUAL

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V.1 .9.

CONTENTS

WARNING STATEMENTS

Quick Reference Guide

1. Login and Logout

2. Main Page

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3. Change Password

Searching IP Camera

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1. Searching Real Time IP Camera

Conguraon / Device Info

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1. Conguraon of IP PVM's Informaon

Conguraon / Stream

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1. Setup Video and Audio Parameters

2. Setup ROI Parameters

Conguraon / Device

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1. Setup Local Network Parameters

2. Conguraon of Device Ports

3. Conguraon of Date and Time

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4. Setup Channel Name, Video & Source Resoluon

5. Setup OSD Parameters

6. Conguraon of Analog Output (CVBS)

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7. Conguraon of System Language & Webmode

Conguraon / Intelligent Analysis

1. Perimeter

2. Signal Virtual Fence

3. Double Virtual Fence

4. Loiter

5. Mulple Loiter

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6. Object Le

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CONTENTS

7. Object Removed

8. Abnormal Speed

9. Converse

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10. Illegal Parking

11. Single Bad

12. Advanced

Conguraon / Alarm

1. Setup Alarm Output Parameters

2. Setup Network Alarm Parameters

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3. Setup Moon Detecon Alarm Parameters

Conguraon / Privacy Mask

Conguraon / Network Service

1. Setup 802.1x Parameters

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2. Setup DDNS Parameters

3. Setup PPPoE Parameters

4. Setup Port Mapping Parameters

5. Setup SMTP Parameters

6. Setup FTP Parameters

7. Setup IP Filter Parameters

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8. Setup CGI Alarm Service Center Parameters

9. Setup SNMP Parameters

Conguraon / Privilege Manager

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1. Conguraon of Permission for User

Conguraon / Protocol

1. Protocol Info

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2. Setup Security Authencaon

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3. Setup Mulcast Parameters

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CONTENTS

Conguraon / Device Logs

1. Operaon Logs

2. Alarm Logs

3. Collect All Logs

Maintenance

1. Restart a Device

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2. Restore a Device to Factory Sengs

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WARNING STATEMENTS

Important Safety Instructions

This manual describes how to use IP PVM's web management system, including network access, network conguraon and troubleshoong.

This manual is intended for:

• Technical support engineers

• Maintenance engineers

• IP camera operators

Important Safety Instructions

DANGER

WARNING

CAUTION

NOTICE

NOTE

Indicates an imminently hazardous situaon which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a potenally hazardous situaon which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

Indicates a potenally hazardous situaon which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.

Indicates a potenally hazardous situaon which, if not avoided, could result in equipment damage, data loss, performance deterioraon, or unancipated results. NOTICE is used to address pracces not related to personal injury.

Calls aenon to important informaon, best pracces and ps. NOTE is used to address informaon not related to personal injury, equipment damage, and environment deterioraon.

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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

1. Login and Logout

CAUTION

We recommend to use Internet Explorer 7 or latest version to access the ViewZ web management system. Firefox will work with ViewZ web management system, but some funcon and layout might not work

perfectly.

Windows Edge and Chrome are currently not supported by ViewZ web management system.

Step 1 Open Internet Explorer. Enter the IP address of the PVM IP camera (default value:

192.168.0.120) in the address box and then press Enter. The login page is displayed, as shown in Figure 1-1.

Factory Default IP address : 192.168.0.120 Factory Default Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 Factory Default Gateway : 192.168.0.1 Factory Default DNS 1 : 192.168.0.1 Factory Default DNS 2 : 192.168.0.2

Cauon: IP address and gateway address should be set with the

same IP parameters. For example, if IP address is "A.B.C.0 ~ 255", then gateway address should be set as "A.B.C.0~255" (however, IP and gateway address cannot be the same.)

Figure 1-1 Login Page

Step 2 Enter the user name, and password

Note

• The default user name is admin and the default password is admin. Change the password when you log in to the system for the rst me to ensure system security.

• You can change the system display language on the login page.

Step 3 Click Login. The main page will be displayed.

Logout

To log out of the system, click the icon in the upper right corner of the main page. The login page is displayed aer you log out of the system.

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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

2. Main Page Layout

On the main page, you can see real-me video, receive alarm and fault nocaons, set parameters, change the password, and log out of the system. Figure 1-2 shows the main page layout. Table 1-1 describes the features on the main page.

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Figure 1-2 Main Page Layout

Table 1-1 Interface parameters

ELEMENTNo. DESCRIPTION

5 You can click to change the password.

LIVE VIDEO

CONFIGURATION

ALARM

FAULT

CHANGE PASSWORD

LOG OUT

Real-time video stream is displayed in this area. You can also set sensor parameters.

You can select options to set device configuration, including the device information,

audio and video streams, alarm setting, and privacy mask function.

When the device generates an alarm, the alarm icon is displayed. You can click

to view the alarm information.

NOTE : When the device accepts an alarm signal, the alarm icon will display

within 10s in the web management system.

When the device encounters an exception, the fault icon is displayed.

You can click to view the fault information.

You can click to return to the login page.

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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

3. Change the Password

Description

You can click to change the password for logging in to the system.

Procedure

Step 1 Click in the upper right corner of the main page.

The Change Password dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 1-3 and Figure 1-3-1.

Figure 1-3 Password Dialog Box

Step 2 Enter the old password, new password, and conrm the new password.

Step 3 Click OK.

If the message "Change own password success" is displayed, the password has been successfully changed. If the password change fails, the cause will be displayed. (For example, the new password length couldn’t be less than eight.)

Step 4 Enter the old password, new password, and conrm the new password.

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Figure 1-3-1 Password Change

SEARCHING IP CAMERA

1. Searching Real Time IP Camera

You can browse real-me video in the web management system.

Preparation

Step 1 To ensure that real-me video can be played properly, you must perform the following operaons

when you log in to the web management system for the rst me:

Open Internet Explorer. Choose Tools > Internet Opons > Security > Trusted sites > Sites.

In the displayed dialog box, click Add, as shown in Figure 2-1.

Figure 2-1 Add a trusted site

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SEARCHING IP CAMERA

1. Searching Real Time IP Camera

Step 2 In Internet Explorer, choose Tools > Internet Opons > Security > Customer level, and set Download unsigned AcveX controls and Inialize and script AcveX controls not marked as safe for scripng under AcveX controls and plug-ins to Enable, as shown in Figure 2-2.

Figure 2-2 Configure ActiveX controls and plug-ins

Step 3 Download and install the player control as prompted.

Note

• If the repair ps is prompted while installing the control, ignore the prompt and connue the installaon. The login page is displayed when the control is loaded.

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SEARCHING IP CAMERA

1. Searching Real Time IP Camera

Description

To browse real-me videos, click Live Video. The Live Video page will be displayed, as shown in Figure 2-3.

Figure 2-3 Live Video

On the Live Video page, you can perform the following operaons:

• Click to stop the video.

• Click to play the video.

• Double-click in the video area to enter the full-screen mode, and double-click again to exit.

• Switch among preset streams 1, 2, and 3. For details about how to congure streams,

• See 3.2 Seng Video and Audio Stream Parameters.

• Congure the sensor.

You can right-click in the video area. A shortcut menu is displayed and allows you to enter the full-screen mode, set sensor parameters, zoom in or out, and return to the default view.

To set sensor parameters, click to open the Sensor Seng page. On the Sensor Seng page, you can adjust the image, mirror, camera mode, Iris seng, white balance, and noise lter.

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CONFIGURATION / DEVICE INFO

1. Configuration of IP PVM's Information

Description

The device informaon includes:

• Device ID, name, type, model, and MAC address.

• Hardware and soware versions.

• Number of video channels, number of alarm input channels, number of alarm output channels, and number of serial ports.

Note

• You can modify the device name. All other parameters can only be viewed.

• When the device is upgraded, the device informaon will be updated automacally.

Procedure

Step 1 Click Conguraon > Device Info. The Conguraon > Device Info page is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-1.

Figure 3-1 Device Info page

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CONFIGURATION / DEVICE INFO

1. Configuration of IP PVM's Information

Procedure

Step 2 View the device informaon, set the device ID and name as shown in Table 3-1.

Table 3-1 Device parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Device ID

Device Name

MAC Address

Camera Type

Manufacturer ID

Manufacturer Name

Hardware Version

Soware Version

Video Channel(s)

Alarm Input(s)

Alarm Output(s)

Serial Port(s)

Unique device identifier used by the platform

to distinguish the devices.

Name of the device.

NOTE

The device name cannot exceed 32 bytes

or 10 simplified characters; otherwise, the

modification fails.

N/A

[Setting method]

The parameter cannot be modified.

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

[Setting method]

These parameters cannot be modified.

Network Card

Step 3 Click the icon

• If the message "Apply success!" is displayed, click Conrm to save the sengs.

• If the message "Apply failed!" is displayed, you must apply for the Parameter Congure permission from an administrator. For details, see 10.1 Conguraon of Permission for Group.

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CONFIGURATION / STREAM

1. Setup Video and Audio Parameters

Procedure

Step 1 Click Stream Conguraon > Stream > Base Stream. The Base Stream Conguraon page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-1.

Figure 4-1 Stream Configuration page

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CONFIGURATION / STREAM

1. Setup Video and Audio Parameters

Procedure

Step 2 Set the parameters as shown below in Table 4-1.

Table 4-1 Stream configuration parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Channel

Stream ID

Name

Video Encode Type

ID of the video output channel.

NOTE

An IP camera has only one video output channel.

Therefore, only the default value 1 is available.

The device supports two streams.

• Streams 1 and 2 use the H.264 Codec

• The maximum resolution can be set for streams 1

• Only a low resolution can be set for stream 2.

Stream name

NOTE

The stream name is combined with character,

number, character and underline.

The video codec determines the image quality and

network bandwidth required by a video. Currently,

the following codec standards are supported:

• MJPEG

MJPEG is a standard intra-frame compression

[Setting method]

Select a value from the drop-down

list box.

[Default value] 1

[Setting method]

Select a value from the drop-down

list box.

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually. The value

cannot exceed 32 bytes.

[Default value] stream1

[Setting method]

Select a value from the drop-down

list box.

[Default value] H.264 High Profile

NOTE

codec. The compressed image quality is good.

No mosaic is displayed on motion images.

MJPEG does not support proportional compression

and requires large storage space. Recording and

network transmission occupy large hard disk space

and bandwidth. MJPEG is not applicable to

continuous recording for a long period of time or

network transmission of videos. It can be used to

send alarm images.

The H.264 High Profile codec means

high requirements on the hardware.

If the hard decoding capability is low,

use H.264 Main Profile or H.264 Base

Profile.

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CONFIGURATION / STREAM

1. Setup Video and Audio Parameters

Procedure

Table 4-1 Stream configuration parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Video Encode Type

• H 264

H.264 consists of H.264 Base Profile, H.264 Main

Profile, and H.264 High profile.

The performance of H.264 High Profile is

higher than that of H.264 Main Profile, and the

performance of H.264 Main Profile is higher than

that of H.264 Base Profile.

If a hardware decoding device is used, select

the appropriate codec based on the decoding

performance of the device.

H.264 High Profile has the highest requirements on

the hardware performance, and H.264 Base Profile

has the lowest requirements on the hardware

performance.

• H.265

H.265 is the new video encoding standard ,it's the

improvement standard from H.264. H.265 improves

[Setting method]

Select a value from the drop-down

list box.

[Default value] H.264 High Profile

NOTE

The H.264 High Profile codec means

high requirements on the hardware.

If the hard decoding capability is low,

use H.264 Main Profile or H.264 Base

Profile.

the streams, encoding quality and algorithm

complexity to make configuration as optimization.

Audio Encode Type

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ID of the video output channel.

• G711_ULAW: mainly used in North America and Japan.

• G711_ALAW: mainly used in Europe and other areas.

• RAW_PCM: codec of the original audio data. This

codec is often used for platform data

[Setting method]

Select a value from the drop-down

list box.

CONFIGURATION / STREAM

1. Setup Video and Audio Parameters

Procedure

Table 4-1 Stream configuration parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Resoluon

Frame Rate (fps)

I Frame Interval (f)

A higher resolution means better image quality

NOTE

IP cameras support the different resolutions

based on the model.

The frame rate is used to measure displayed frames.

A higher frame rate means smoother videos. A video

whose frame rate is higher than 22.5 f/s is considered

as smooth by human eyes.

Frame rates for different frequencies are as follows:

• 50 Hz: 1–25 f/s

• 60 Hz: 1–30 f/s

NOTE

The frequency is set on the Device Configuration

> Camera page. The biggest MJPEG coding format

frame rate is 12 frames per second.

I frames do not require other frames to decode.

A smaller I frame interval means better video quality

[Setting method]

Select a value from the drop-down

list box.

[Setting method]

Select a value from the drop-down

list box.

[Setting method]

Select a value from the drop-down

list box.

[Setting method]

Select a value from the drop-down

but higher bandwidth.

Bit Rate Type

The bit rate is the number of bits transmitted per unit

of time. The following bit rate types are supported:

• Constant bit rate (CBR)

The compression speed is fast; however, improper

bit rate may cause vague motion images.

• Variable bit rate (VBR)

The bit rate changes according to the image

complexity. The encoding efficiency is high and the

definition of motion images can be ensured.

list box.

[Setting method]

Select a value from the drop-down

list box.

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CONFIGURATION / STREAM

1. Setup Video and Audio Parameters

Procedure

Table 4-1 Stream configuration parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Max Bit Rate

(500-12000)

Quality

(500-12000)

Step 3 Click Apply

• If the message "Apply success!" is displayed, click Conrm. The system saves the sengs.

• If the message "Apply failed!" is displayed, you must apply for the Parameter Congure permission from an administrator. For details, see 10.1 Conguraon of Permission for Group.

• If a message indicang that the bit rate is out of range is displayed, enter a new bit rate value.

Indicates the maximum value of the bit rate.

The video quality on the camera output.

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

[Setting method]

Slide the slider left or right

[Default value] 5

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CONFIGURATION / STREAM

2. Setup ROI Parameters

* ROI - Region of Interest

Procedure

Step 1 Click Stream Conguraon > Stream > ROI. The ROI Stream page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-2.

Figure 4-2 ROI Stream Configuration page

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CONFIGURATION / STREAM

2. Setup ROI Parameters

Procedure

Step 2 Set ROI parameters as below in Table 4-2.

Table 4-2 ROI configuration parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Stream

Enable

Area ID

Level

Area Name

Stream name

Enable ROI function

ROI Area ID number

Refers to ROI Area image quality. Higher the level,

clearer the image within the ROI area and

blurrier the image outside the ROI area.

User can name the Area ID with special name

[Setting method] Pull-down and select

[Default value] Stream 1

[Setting method] Click to ON/OFF

[Default value] OFF

[Setting method] Pull-down and select

[Default value] 1

[Setting method] Pull-down and select

[Default value] 5

[Setting method] Name length

should be less than 32 Bytes

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CONFIGURATION / DEVICE

1. Setup Local Network Parameters

Description

Local network parameters include:

• IP protocol

• IP address

• Subnet mask

• Default gateway

• Dynamic Host Conguraon Protocol (DHCP)

• Preferred Domain Name System (DNS) server

• Alternate DNS server

• MTU

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Device Conguraon > Device > Local Network. The Local Network page is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-1.

Figure 5-1 Local Network page

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CONFIGURATION / DEVICE

1. Setup Local Network Parameters

Procedure

Step 2 Set the parameters according to Table 5-1.

Table 5-1 Local network parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

IP Protocol

Obtain IP address

automacally

DHCP IP

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Default Gateway

IPv4 is the IP protocol that uses an address length of

32 bits.

The device automatically obtains the IP address from

the DHCP server.

IP address that the DHCP server assigns to the device.

Device IP address that can be set as required.

Subnet mask of the network adapter.

This parameter must be set if the client accesses the

device through a gateway.

[Setting method] Select a value

from the drop-down list box.

[Default value] IPv4

[Setting method]

Click the button on to enable obtaining

IP address automatically

NOTE : To query the current

IP address of the device, you must

query it on the platform based on the

device name.

N/A

[Setting method]

[Default value] 192.168.0.120

[Setting method]

[Default value] 255.255.255.0

[Setting method]

[Default value] 192.168.0.1

Enter a value manually.

Preferred DNS Server

Alternate DNS Server

MTU

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IP address of a DNS server.

IP address of a domain server.

If the preferred DNS server is faulty, the device uses

the alternate DNS server to resolve domain names.

Set the maximum value of network transmission

data packets.

[Setting method]

[Default value] 192.168.0.1

[Setting method]

[Default value] 192.168.0.2

[Setting method]

NOTE

800 to 1500, with the default value at 1500.

Please do not change it arbitrarily.

Enter a value manually.

The MTU value ranges from

CONFIGURATION / DEVICE

1. Setup Local Network Streaming

Procedure

Step 3 Click Apply.

• If the message "Apply success!" is displayed, click Conrm. The system saves the sengs. The message "Set network parameter success, Please login system again" is displayed. Use the new IP address to log in to the web management system.

• If the message "Invalid IP Address", "Invalid Subnet Mask", "Invalid Default Gateway", "Invalid Primary DNS", or "Invalid Space DNS" is displayed, set the parameters correctly.

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CONFIGURATION / DEVICE

2. Configuration of Device Ports

Description

You must congure the HTTP port, control port, Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP) port and RTMP port for

device route mapping in a LAN.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Device Conguraon > Device > Device Port. The Device Port page is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-2.

Table 5-2 Device port parameters

Step 2 Set the parameters according to Table 5-2

Table 5-2 Device port parameters

Control Port

HTTP Port

RTSP Port

Note

It’s not recommended to modify the control port. For details about the value ranges of the control port, HTTP port, RTSP port and RTMP port, see the communicaon matrix.

Step 3 Click Apply.

• If the “This operaon will lead to the device to restart, connue?” dialog box is displayed, click Conrm. The system automacally restarts and saves the sengs.

• If the message "Invalid Control Port, Please input an integer between 1025 and 65535" is displayed, enter correct port numbers.

Port used for audio and video transfer and

signaling interaction

Port used in web access

RTSP protocol port

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

[Setting method]

[Default value] 30001

[Setting method]

[Default value] 80

[Setting method]

[Default value] 554

Enter a value manually

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CONFIGURATION / Device

3. Configuration of the Date and Time

Description

On the Date & Time page, you can modify the date and me.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Device Conguraon > Device > Date and Time. The Date page is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-3. Table5-3 describes the parameters.

Figure 5-3 Time and Date page

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CONFIGURATION / Device

3. Configuration of the Date and Time

Procedure

Table 5-3 Time parameters

Parameter DESCRIPTION

Seng

Time Zone

Adjust clock for

daylight saving changes

Device Time

N / A

When the DST start time arrives, the device time

automatically goes forward one hour. When the DST

end time arrives, the device time automatically goes

backward one hour.

NOTE

DST is the practice of advancing clocks so that

evenings have more daylight and mornings have

less. Currently, about 110 countries in the world

use DST. Different countries have different DST

provisions. Since March 27, 2011, Russia has

started to use permanent DST.

Device display time.

[Setting method] Select a value

from the drop-down list box.

[Default value]

Greenwich mean time

[Setting method]

Click the button on to enable Adjust

clock for daylight saving changes.

[Setting method]

• Synchronize the time from the PC.

Current PC Time

Set Manually

NTP

NTP Port

Check the me

interval( at least 10s)

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Time on the current PC.

Enables you to manually set the device time.

IP address or domain name of the NTP server.

Port number of the NTP server.

Set time interval to check if the device time

synchronizes with the NTP server time.

• Enter a value manually.

N / A

[Setting method] Click Set Manually

and set the date and time in the

format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.

[Setting method] Click the button

on to enable NTP and enter a value manually.

[Setting method]

[Default value] 123

[Setting method]

[Default value] 3600

Enter a value manually.

CONFIGURATION / DEVICE

3. Configuration of the Date and Time

Procedure

Step 2 Select a me zone from the Time Zone drop-down list box.

Step 3 (Oponal) Click the buon on to enable Adjust clock for daylight saving changes and specify the DST

start me and end me.

Step 4 Modify the device me.

• Synchronizing me from the PC

Click Current PC Time.

• Manually seng the device me

− Click Set Manually. A me seng control is displayed.

− Set the date and me.

Step 5 Congure the NTP.

1. Click the buon on to enable NTP.

2. Enter the IP address or domain name of the NTP server and the port number.

Step 6 Click the icon

The message "Apply success!" is displayed.

Step 7 Click Conrm

The system saves the sengs.

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4. Setup Channel Name, Video and Source Resolution

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Device Conguraon > Device > Camera. The Camera page is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-4. Table 5-4 describes the parameters.

Figure 5-4 Camera page

Table 5-4 Camera parameters

Camera

Channel Name

Video System

Video Refresh

Frequency

ID of the video output channel.

Channel name within the length of 0 to 32 bytes.

The options are as follows:

• PAL: Used in Europe and China mainland.

• NTSC: Used in USA and Japan.

The options are as follows:

• 50 Hz: corresponds to the PAL system.

• 60 Hz: corresponds to NTSC system.

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

[Setting method] Select a value

from the drop-down list box.

[Default value] 1

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

[Setting method] Select a value

from the drop-down list box.

[Default value] PAL

NOTE

can be changed depends on the device model

[Setting method] Corresponds to

the video system.

Whether the video system

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4. Setup Channel Name, Video and Source Resolution

Procedure

Step 2 Enter a channel name

Note : The channel name must be within the length of 0 to 32 bytes, it is combined with digital and character

(except for some special character).

Step 3 Click the icon

The message "Apply success!" is displayed.

Step 4 Click Conrm. The system saves the sengs.

Note : If the video system and source resoluon are modied, the message "The device will restart, are you

sure to modify?" is displayed, and the system automacally saves the sengs. The sengs take eect aer the

device restarts.

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5. Setup OSD Parameters

Description

The on-screen display (OSD) funcon allows you to display the device name, channel ID and name, me, and

other customized content on videos.

• When the resoluon is D1 and CIF, the maximum number of words that can be displayed is 22 words

• The OSD supports English, digital and some special characters only.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Device Conguraon > Device > OSD. The OSD page is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-5.

Figure 5-5 OSD page

Step 2 Set the parameters according to Table 5-5.

The size of characters that can be displayed in a row or column varies according to the resoluon. When the OSD font is auto:

• If the resoluon is 1920 x 1080 and the size of each character is 48 x 48, then the maximum row of OSD is 22 (1080/48), and the maximum column is 40 (1920/48);

• If the resoluon is 704 x 576 and the size of each character is 32 x 32, then the maximum row of OSD is 18 (576/32), and the maximum column is 22 (704/32);

• If the resoluon is 640 x 360 and the size of each character is 16 x 16, the maximum row of OSD is 22(360/16) characters, and a maximum column is 40(640/16).

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5. Setup OSD Parameters

Procedure

Table 5-5 OSD parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Time

Device Name

Custom OSD

Time Format

Font Color

Indicates whether to display the time

Indicates whether to display the device name

on videos.

Create the message box

Format in which the time is displayed.

Set the font color.

[Setting method] Check the blank box

to display the time.

[Setting method] Check the blank box

to display the device name.

[Default value] Off

[Setting method] Check one of the

blank boxes and write a value within

the lengh of 0 to 32 characters in

custom OSD. Click the icon to

apply custom OSD value.

[Default value] Blank

[Setting method] Select a value

from the drop-down list box.

[Default value]

YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss ww

[Setting method] Select a value

from the drop-down list box.

Font Size

Font Transparency

Font on lighted back

Set the font size

Set the font transparency on lighted back.

Enable the font on lighted back.

[Default value] Blank

[Setting method] Select a value

from the drop-down list box.

[Default value] Mid

[Setting method] Select a value

from the drop-down list box.

[Default value] Opaque

[Setting method] Click the button on

to enable Font on lighted back.

[Default value] Off

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5. Setup OSD Parameters

Procedure

Step 3 Click Apply

The message "Apply success!" is displayed.

Step 4 Click Conrm. The system saves the sengs.

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6. Configuration of Analog Output (CVBS)

Preparation

Connect a display device to the VIDEO OUT port.

Description

When the analog output funcon is enabled, the IP camera can send analog signals to a video server or display device through the VIDEO OUT port.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Device Conguraon > Device > CVBS The BNC Video Output page is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-6.

Figure 5-6 BNC config page

Step 2 Click the buon on to enable BNC Video Output.

Step 3 Click Apply. The message "Apply success!" is displayed.

Step 4 Click Conrm. The system saves the sengs.

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7. Configuration of System Language & Webmode

Description

On the System Conguraon page, you can congure the language used by the me displayed in the video window and alarm emails and web mode.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Device Conguraon > Device > System. The System page is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-7

Figure 5-7 System configuration page

Step 2 Select a language from the language drop-down list box. The default language is English.

Step 3 Click the icon

The message "Apply success!" is displayed.

Step 4 Click Conrm. The system saves the sengs.

Step 5 Select a web mode from the web mode drop-down list box.

Step 6 Click the icon

The message "This operaon will lead to the device to restart, connue?".

Step 7 Click Conrm. The message "Apply success!" is displayed, the system restart.

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Overview

Terminology

• Field of View: the whole screen that a camera is capable of displaying.

• Deployment Area: the sll area with any shape in the eld of view set by a user.

• Target: the moving object of a certain type (human, vehicle, human or vehicle) appearing in the eld of view.

• False Alarm: a false alarm generated because of interference sources (such as illuminaon change, leaf

waggle and shadow).

• Alarm missing: an alarm meeng user-dened target trigger sengs but not alarm.

Operating Environment

• Intelligent analysis available only on Hisilicon currently

• Operang system: Microso Windows 7/Windows XP (32/64-bit operang system supported)

• CPU: Intel core i3 and above / Memory: 1 GB and above / Display: resoluon 1024*768 or above

Note : The soware does not support pure 64-bit system. The 64-bit system menoned above supports 32-bit soware.

Precautions

Precauons for Installaon

• The camera stays level with the horizon, without inclinaon.

• The installaon height is more than 2 m indoors and within 5-8 m outdoors. If climbing over the wall needs to be monitored, the camera height can be 2 m higher than the wall.

• The angle of depression is larger than 150 & Do not install the device against the light.

• Try to install the device in a place where the light reecon from ground is weak in case of indoor

installaon.

• Try to keep the sky out of the eld of view, because false alarms may be generated due to illuminaon changes or cloud movement.

Other Precauons

• Try to disable automac white balance, the switch of which tends to cause alarm missing.

• Set the camera to be xed focus.

• Do not switch from color mode to black&white mode frequently, otherwise, alarm missing occurs.

• Try not to use the Infrared all-in-one machine outdoors, which aracts insects and causes false alarms.

• The target cannot be oversized or undersized. The minimum target detectability is 8*8 pixels. The target

takes up 1/20-1/2 of the screen in height, excess of which leads to alarm missing.

• T

he background modeling aer parameter seng needs 4-8 seconds, during which a triggered alarm is not reported.

• A certain period of me is required from target appearance to recognion, so the duraon of a target appearing in the eld of view normally needs to be more than 2 seconds.

• Avoid too many moving targets in the eld of view, which may lead to alarm missing.

• The ll-in light at night needs to be uniform.

• The wide-angle lens with short focal length (less than 4 mm) is recommended for small indoor space.

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1. Perimeter

Description

The perimeter funcon refers the alarm that is generated when the targets of specied types (such as human, vehicle and both) enter the deployment area.

Settings

Step 1 Select Conguraon > Intelligent Analysis > Perimeter to access the Perimeter interface, as shown in

Figure 6-1

Figure 6-1 Perimeter Setting Interface

Step 2 Set all parameters for perimeter. Table 6-1 describes the specic parameters

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1. Perimeter

Settings

Table 6-1 Perimeter Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Alarm Interval

(1-1800s) Enter a value in the area box.

Limit Target Type

Limit Target Size

An alarm is generated when objects enter the

deployment area, it is generated again in next intervals

(alarm interval) until the end of event.

Setting range: 1-1,800 seconds.

Effective alarms are set based on target type, with

options of human, vehicle, or both. When the device is

used indoors, because of small space and large targets,

alarms are triggered by human sometimes even if

vehicle is selected, leading to false alarms. It is

recommended to set the target type to human for

indoor use.

The target size for triggering an effective alarm is set

based on the actual target size. The default value is

1000-100000 square centimeters and the setting range

is 0-1000000 square centimeters. When setting the

target size, you need to accurately set ”Real size in

scene” in advanced parameters, otherwise no alarms

[How to set]

[Default Value] 10

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Type.

[Default Value] Off

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Size.

[Default Value] Off

may be generated.

Upload Target Info

Enable the function of uploading target information by

clicking below the Live video in a flash browser

to turn into . When an alarm is triggered, the

target movement trace can be displayed (The trace

can be seen only within the deployment area and

disappears after the target leaves the deployment

area)

[How to set]

Click to enable Upload Target Info.

[Default Value] OFF

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1. Perimeter

Settings

Table 6-1 Perimeter Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Output Channel

SMTP

If you check to set the Output Channel and the device

is connected to an external alarm indicator, the alarm

indicator signals when an alarm is triggered.

If you turn on, system will send a notice email.

You can set the email on Network Service / SMTP.

[How to set]

Click the parameter and input an ID.

[Default Value] OFF

Deployment Time Settings

Seng deployment me: Click to select any me point within 0:00-24:00 from Monday to Sunday; or hold

down the le mouse buon, drag and release the mouse to select the deployment me within 0:00-24:00 from Monday to Sunday, and then click Apply to successfully set the me. Note: When you select me by dragging the cursor, the cursor cannot be moved out of the me area. Otherwise, no me can be selected.

Deleng deployment me: Select the week on the le of set me which becomes red aer selecon, as shown in Figure 6-2, and then click Delete to erase the deployment me. You can also delete selected deployment me by means of inverse selecon.

Figure 6-2 Deployment Time Setting Interface

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1. Perimeter

Deployment Area Settings

Draw a deployment area: Move the cursor to the drawing interface, click the le mouse buon and drag

the mouse to generate a green rectangle, which forms a deployment area. You can also click the square grid in

the interface to set the deployment area. Click "clear" to delete the deployment area, as shown in Figure 6-3.

Figure 6-3 Deployment Area Setting Interface

Note

• A drawn line cannot cross another one, or the line drawing fails.

• Any shape with 32 sides at most can be drawn.

• The quanty of deployment areas is not limited yet and will be described in future when a limit is applied.

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2. Single Virtual Fence

Function Definition

A single virtual fence is a line that is set at a concerned posion within the monitored eld of view and species the forbidden travel direcon. An alarm is generated when the specied types of targets (such as human or vehicle) cross this line.

Function Settings

Step 1 Select Conguraon > Intelligent Analysis > Single Virtual Fence to access the Single Virtual Fence

seng interface, as shown in Figure 6-4

Figure 6-4 Single Virtual Fence Setting Interface

Step 2 Set all parameters for the single virtual fence. Table 6-2 describes the specic parameters.

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2. Single Virtual Fence

Settings

Table 6-2 Single Virtual Fence Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Alarm Interval

(1-1800s) Enter a value in the area box.

Limit Target Type

Limit Target Size

An alarm is generated when target cross the single

virtual fence, it is generated again in next intervals

(alarm interval) until the end of event.

Setting range: 1-1,800 seconds.

Effective alarms are set based on target type, with

options of human, vehicle, or both. When the device is

used indoors, because of small space and large targets,

alarms are triggered by human sometimes even if

vehicle is selected, leading to false alarms. It is

recommended to set the target type to human for

indoor use.

The target size for triggering an effective alarm is set

based on the actual target size. The default value is

1000-100000 square centimeters and the setting range

is 0-1000000 square centimeters. When setting the

target size, you need to well set ”Real size in scene”

in advanced parameters, otherwise no alarms may be

[How to set]

[Default Value] 10

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Type.

[Default Value] Off

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Size.

[Default Value] Off

generated.

Upload Target Info

Enable the function of uploading target information by

clicking below the Live video in a flash browser

to turn into . When an alarm is triggered, the

target movement trace can be displayed (The trace

can be seen only within the deployment area and

disappears after the target leaves the deployment

area)

[How to set]

Click to enable Upload Target Info.

[Default Value] OFF

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2. Single Virtual Fence

Settings

Table 6-2 Single Virtual Fence Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Output Channel

SMTP

If you check to set the Output Channel and the device

is connected to an external alarm indicator, the alarm

indicator signals when an alarm is triggered.

If you turn on, system will send a notice email.

You can set the email on Network Service / SMTP.

[How to set]

Click the parameter and input an ID.

[Default Value] OFF

Deployment Time Settings

Seng deployment me: Click to select any me point within 0:00-24:00 from Monday to Sunday; or hold

Deleng deployment me: Select the week on the le of set me which becomes red aer selecon, as shown in Figure 6-5, and then click Delete to delete the deployment me. You can also delete selected deployment me by means of inverse selecon.

Figure 6-5 Deployment Time Setting Interface

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2. Single Virtual Fence

Deployment Area Settings

Drawing a line: Move the cursor to the drawing interface, hold down the le mouse buon, and move the

cursor to draw a line. When you release the le mouse buon, a single virtual fence is generated.

Seng a single virtual fence: Click a line (and the trip line turns red) to select the single virtual fence and set its direcon as Posive, Reverse or Bidireconal, or delete the selected line. You can also press and hold le mouse buon at the endpoint of a single virtual fence and move the mouse to modify the posion and length of this single virtual fence. You can right-click to delete the single virtual fence, as shown in Figure 6-6

Figure 6-6 Deployment Area Setting Interface

Note

• A single virtual fence is not within any deployment area, therefore, when an alarm is generated, the trace always exists. Only when the target object moves out of the eld of view, the trace disappears.

• Try to draw the single virtual fence in the middle, because the recognion of a target takes me aer target appearance on the screen and an alarm is generated only when the object is recognized to have crossed the single virtual fence.

• The single virtual fence which detects human foot as the recognion target cannot be too short, because a short single virtual fence tends to miss targets.

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3. Double Virtual Fence

Function Definition

Double virtual fence refers to two lines that are set at a concerned special posion within the eld of view and specify the forbidden travel direon. When the targets of specied types (such as human or vehicle) move along the set travel direcon and cross these lines in a certain order (line 1 folled by line 2) in pass max me,

an alarm is generated.

Function Settings

Step 1 Select Conguraon > Intelligent Analysis > Double Virtual Fence to access the Double Virtual Fence

seng interface, as shown in Figure 6-7.

Figure 6-7 Double Virtual Fence Setting Inter face

Step 2 Set all parameters for the double virtual fence. Table 6-3 describes the specic parameters.

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3. Double Virtual Fence

Settings

Table 6-3 Double Virtual Fence Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Alarm Interval

(1-1800s) Enter a value in the area box.

Limit Target Type

Limit Target Size

An alarm is generated when targets cross the double

virtual fences in a certain order (line 1 followed by

line 2), it is generated again in next intervals (alarm

interval) until the end of event.

Setting range: 1-1,800 seconds.

Effective alarms are set based on target type, with

options of human, vehicle, or both. When the device is

used indoors, because of small space and large targets,

alarms are triggered by human sometimes even if

vehicle is selected, leading to false alarms. It is

recommended to set the target type to human for

indoor use.

The target size for triggering an effective alarm is set

based on the actual target size. The default value is

1000-100000 square centimeters and the setting range

is 0-1000000 square centimeters. When setting the

target size, you need to well set ”Real size in scene”

[How to set]

[Default Value] 10

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Type.

[Default Value] Off

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Size.

[Default Value] Off

in advanced parameters, otherwise no alarms may be

generated.

Pass Max Time (Sec)

An alarm is generated only when the time taken to

cross the double virtual fences is less than the value.

The default value is 10 seconds and the setting range

is 1-60 seconds.

[How to set]

Enter a value in the area box.

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3. Double Virtual Fence

Settings

Table 6-3 Double Virtual Fence Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Upload Target Info

Output Channel

SMTP

Deployment Time Settings

Seng deployment me: Click to select any me point within 0:00-24:00 from Monday to Sunday; or hold

Enable the function of uploading target information by

clicking below the Live video in a flash browser

to turn into . When an alarm is triggered, the

target movement trace can be displayed (The trace

can be seen only within the deployment area and

disappears after the target leaves the deployment

area)

If you check to set the Output Channel and the device

is connected to an external alarm indicator, the alarm

indicator signals when an alarm is triggered.

If you turn on, system will send a notice email.

You can set the email on Network Service / SMTP.

[How to set]

Click to enable Upload Target Info.

[Default Value] OFF

[How to set]

Click the parameter and input an ID.

[Default Value] OFF

Deleng deployment me: Select the week on the le of set me which becomes red aer selecon, as

shown in Figure 6-8, and then click Delete to delete the deployment me. You can also delete selected deployment me by means of inverse selecon.

Figure 6-8 Deployment Time Setting Interface

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3. Double Virtual Fence

Deployment Area Settings

Drawing a line: Move the cursor to the drawing interface, hold down the le mouse buon, and move the

cursor to draw a line. When you release the le mouse buon, two virtual fences are generated. Choose one to set the direcon to Positve or Reverse.

Seng double virtual fence: Click one of the double virtual fences (and the virtual fence turns red) to select this virtual fence and set the direcon to Posive or Reverse, or delte the selected line. You can also press and hold le mouse buon at the endpoint of a virtual fence and move the mouse to modify the posion and length of the virtual fence. You can do right-click to delete the double virtual fences as shown in Figure 6-9

Figure 6-9 Deployment Area Setting Interface

Note

• The two virtual fences are in sequenal order. An alarm is generated only when a target crosses virtual fence 1 and then virtual fence 2 within the set maximum passing me.

• The double virtual fences are not within any deployment area, therefore, when an alarm is generated, the trace always exists. Only when the target object moves out of the eld of view, the trace disappears.

• Try to draw double virtual fences in the middle, because the recognion of a target takes me aer target appearance on the screen and an alarm is generated only when the object is recognized to have crossed the double virtual fences.

• The double virtual fences which detect human shapes as the recognion target cannot be too short, because short double virtual fences tend to miss targets.

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4. Loiter

Function Definition

Loiter allows seng the shortest loitering me for a (single) target of specied type (such as human or vehicle) within the deployment area in the eld of view. When the loitering me of a (single) target within this area meets the set shortest loitering me, an alarm is generated.

Function Settings

Step 1 Select Conguraon > Intelligent Analysis > Loiter to access the Loiter seng interface, as shown in

Figure 6-10.

Figure 6-10 Loiter Interface

Step 2 Set all parameters for the Loiter. Table 6-4 describes the specic parameters.

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4. Loiter

Settings

Table 6-4 Loiter Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Alarm Interval

(1-1800s) Enter a value in the area box.

Limit Target Type

Limit Target Size

An alarm is generated when the loitering time of a

(single) target meets the set shortest loitering time,

it is generated again in next intervals (alarm interval)

until the end of event.

Setting range: 1-1,800 seconds.

Effective alarms are set based on target type, with

options of human, vehicle, or both. When the device is

used indoors, because of small space and large targets,

alarms are triggered by human sometimes even if

vehicle is selected, leading to false alarms. It is

recommended to set the target type to human for

indoor use.

The target size for triggering an effective alarm is set

based on the actual target size. The default value is

1000-100000 square centimeters and the setting range

is 0-1000000 square centimeters. When setting the

target size, you need to accurately set ”Real size in

[How to set]

[Default Value] 10

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Type.

[Default Value] Off

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Size.

[Default Value] Off

scene” in advanced parameters, otherwise no alarms

may be generated.

The Shortest Time

(Sec)

Start the Path

Judgment

The time that a targeted object spends in loitering

cannot be less than the shortest loitering time.

Setting range: 5-60 seconds.

The enabling of path analysis makes loitering judgment

accurate by using the software algorithm, for example,

no alarm is generated when a person walks along a

straight line if the function is set to ON.

[How to set]

Enter a value in the area box.

[Default Value] 10

[How to set]

Click to enable Start the Path

Judgment and enable path analysis.

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4. Loiter

Settings

Table 6-4 Loiter Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Upload Target Info

Output Channel

SMTP

Deployment Time Settings

Seng deployment me: Click to select any me point within 0:00-24:00 from Monday to Sunday; or hold

Enable the function of uploading target information by

clicking below the Live video in a flash browser

to turn into . When an alarm is triggered, the

target movement trace can be displayed (The trace

can be seen only within the deployment area and

disappears after the target leaves the deployment

area)

If you check to set the Output Channel and the device

is connected to an external alarm indicator, the alarm

indicator signals when an alarm is triggered.

If you turn on, system will send a notice email.

You can set the email on Network Service / SMTP.

[How to set]

Click to enable Upload Target Info.

[Default Value] OFF

[How to set]

Click the parameter and input an ID.

[Default Value] OFF

Deleng deployment me: Select the week on the le of set me which becomes red aer selecon, as

shown in Figure 6-11, and then click Delete to erase the deployment me. You can also delete selected deployment me by means of inverse selecon.

Figure 6-11 Deployment Time Setting Interface

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4. Loiter

Deployment Area Settings

Move the cursor to the drawing interface and click to generate a point, move the cursor to draw a line, and then click to generate another point. This is how a line is generated. In this way, connue to draw lines to form any shape, and right-click to nish line drawing as shown in Figure 6-12

Figure 6-12 Deployment Area Setting Interface

Note

• A drawn line cannot cross another one, or the line drawing fails.

• Any shape with 32 sides at most can be drawn.

• The quanty of deployment areas is not limited yet and will be described in future when a limit is applied.

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5. Multiple Loiter

Function Definition

Mulple loiter allows seng the shortest loitering me for mulple targets of specied type (such as human or vehicle) within the deployment area in the eld of view. When the loitering me of the mulple targets within this area meets the set shortest loitering me, an alarm is generated.

Function Settings

Step 1 Select Conguraon > Intelligent Analysis > Mulple Loiter to access the Mulple Loiter seng

interface, as shown in Figure 6-13.

Figure 6-13 Loiter Interface

Step 2 Set all parameters for the Mulple Loiter. Table 6-5 describes the specic parameters.

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5. Multiple Loiter

Settings

Table 6-5 Multiple Loiter Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Alarm Interval

(1-1800s) Enter a value in the area box.

Limit Target Size

Limit Numbers

An alarm is generated when the loitering time of

multiple targets meet the set shortest loitering time,

it is generated again in next intervals (alarm interval)

until the end of event.

Setting range: 1-1,800 seconds.

The target size for triggering an effective alarm is set

based on the actual target size. The default value is

1000-100000 square centimeters and the setting range

is 0-1000000 square centimeters. When setting the

target size, you need to accurately set ”Real size in

scene” in advanced parameters, otherwise no alarms

may be generated.

When Limit Numbers is set to OFF, an alarm is

generated no matter how many people loiter. When

Limit Numbers is set to ON, if the minimum number is

set to 2 and the maximum number is set to 3, an alarm

is generated for 2-3 people loitering. Other settings

[How to set]

[Default Value] 10

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Size.

[Default Value] Off

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Numbers

are the same as loitering.

The Shortest Time

(Sec)

Output Channel

SMTP

The time that a target object spends in loitering

cannot be less than the shortest loitering time.

Setting range: 5-60 seconds.

If you check to set the Output Channel and the device

is connected to an external alarm indicator, the alarm

indicator signals when an alarm is triggered.

If you turn on, system will send a notice email.

You can set the email on Network Service / SMTP.

[How to set]

Enter a value in the area box.

[Default Value] 10

[How to set]

Click the parameter and input an ID.

[Default Value] OFF

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5. Multiple Loiter

Deployment Time Settings

Seng deployment me: Click to select any me point within 0:00-24:00 from Monday to Sunday; or hold

Deleng deployment me: Select the week on the le of set me which becomes red aer selecon, as shown in Figure 6-14, and then click Delete to erase the deployment me. You can also delete selected deployment me by means of inverse selecon.

Figure 6-14 Deployment Time Setting Interface

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5. Multiple Loiter

Deployment Area Settings

Figure 6-15 Deployment Area Setting Interface

Note

• A drawn line cannot cross another one, or the line drawing fails.

• Any shape with 32 sides at most can be drawn.

• The quanty of deployment areas is not limited yet and will be described in future when a limit is applied.

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6. Object Left

Function Definition

The object le funcon refers to that an alarm is generated when the dwelling me of an object within the deployment area meets the set shortest dwelling me.

Function Settings

Step 1 Select Conguraon > Intelligent Analysis > Object Le to access the Object Le seng interface, as

shown in Figure 6-16.

Figure 6-16 Object Left Interface

Step 2 Set all parameters for the Loiter. Table 6-6 describes the specic parameters.

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6. Object Left

Settings

Table 6-6 Object Left Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Alarm Interval

(1-1800s) Enter a value in the area box.

Minimum

(Maximum) Size(cm²)

Shortest

Dwelling Time (Sec)

Upload Target Info

An alarm is generated when the dwelling time of an

object within the deployment area meets the set

shortest dwelling time, it is generated again in next

intervals (alarm interval) until the end of event.

Setting range: 1-1,800 seconds.

The target size for triggering an effective alarm is set

based on the actual target size. The default value is

1000-100000 square centimeters and the setting range

is 0-1000000 square centimeters. When setting the

target size, you need to accurately set ”Real size in

scene” in advanced parameters, otherwise no alarms

may be generated.

An alarm is generated when the object left time is

longer than the shortest dwelling time.

Setting range: 5-60 seconds.

Enable the function of uploading target information by

clicking below the Live video in a flash browser

[How to set]

[Default Value] 10

[How to set]

Enter a value in the area box.

[How to set]

Enter a value in the area box.

[Default Value] 5s

[How to set]

Click to enable Upload Target Info.

to turn into . When an alarm is triggered, the

target movement trace can be displayed (The trace

can be seen only within the deployment area and

disappears after the target leaves the deployment

area)

Output Channel

SMTP

If you check to set the Output Channel and the device

is connected to an external alarm indicator, the alarm

indicator signals when an alarm is triggered.

If you turn on, system will send a notice email.

You can set the email on Network Service / SMTP.

[Default Value] OFF

[How to set]

Click the parameter and input an ID.

[Default Value] OFF

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6. Object Left

Deployment Time Settings

Seng deployment me: Click to select any me point within 0:00-24:00 from Monday to Sunday; or hold

Deleng deployment me: Select the week on the le of set me which becomes red aer selecon, as shown in Figure 6-17, and then click Delete to erase the deployment me. You can also delete selected deployment me by means of inverse selecon.

Figure 6-17 Deployment Time Setting Interface

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6. Object Left

Deployment Area Settings

Figure 6-18 Deployment Area Setting Interface

Note

• A drawn line cannot cross another one, or the line drawing fails.

• Any shape with 32 sides at most can be drawn.

• The quanty of deployment areas is not limited yet and will be described in future when a limit is applied.

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7. Object Removed

Function Definition

Function Settings

Step 1 Select Conguraon > Intelligent Analysis > Object Removed to access the Object Removed seng

interface, as shown in Figure 6-19.

Figure 6-19 Object Removed Interface

Step 2 Set all parameters for the Loiter. Table 6-7 describes the specic parameters.

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7. Object Removed

Settings

Table 6-7 Obejct Removed Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Alarm Interval

(1-1800s) Enter a value in the area box.

Minimum

(Maximum) Size(cm²)

The Shortest Time

(Sec)

Upload Target Info

An alarm is generated when the removing time of an

object within the deployment area meets the set

shortest removing time, it is generated again in next

intervals (alarm interval) until the end of event.

Setting range: 1-1,800 seconds.

The target size for triggering an effective alarm is set

based on the actual target size. The default value is

1000-100000 square centimeters and the setting range

is 0-1000000 square centimeters. When setting the

target size, you need to accurately set ”Real size in

scene” in advanced parameters, otherwise no alarms

may be generated.

An alarm is generated when the object removed time

is longer than the shortest removing time.

Setting range: 5-60 seconds.

Enable the function of uploading target information by

clicking below the Live video in a flash browser

[How to set]

[Default Value] 10

[How to set]

Enter a value in the area box.

[How to set]

Enter a value in the area box.

[Default Value] 5s

[How to set]

Click to enable Upload Target Info.

to turn into . When an alarm is triggered, the

target movement trace can be displayed (The trace

can be seen only within the deployment area and

disappears after the target leaves the deployment

area)

Output Channel

SMTP

If you check to set the Output Channel and the device

is connected to an external alarm indicator, the alarm

indicator signals when an alarm is triggered.

If you turn on, system will send a notice email.

You can set the email on Network Service / SMTP.

[Default Value] OFF

[How to set]

Click the parameter and input an ID.

[Default Value] OFF

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7. Object Removed

Deployment Time Settings

Seng deployment me: Click to select any me point within 0:00-24:00 from Monday to Sunday; or hold

Deleng deployment me: Select the week on the le of set me which becomes red aer selecon, as shown in Figure 6-20, and then click Delete to erase the deployment me. You can also delete selected deployment me by means of inverse selecon.

Figure 6-20 Deployment Time Setting Interface

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7. Object Removed

Deployment Area Settings

Figure 6-21 Deployment Area Setting Interface

Note

• A drawn line cannot cross another one, or the line drawing fails.

• Any shape with 32 sides at most can be drawn.

• The quanty of deployment areas is not limited yet and will be described in future when a limit is applied.

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8. Abnormal Speed

Function Definition

Abnormal speed allows seng the travel speed criteria for a target within the deployment area on the video screen. When the travel speed of a target of specied type (such as human or vehicle) within this area meets the alarm condion, an alarm is generated.

Function Settings

Step 1 Select Conguraon > Intelligent Analysis > Abnormal Speed to access the Abnormal Speed seng

interface, as shown in Figure 6-22.

Figure 6-22 Abnormal Speed Interface

Step 2 Set all parameters for the Loiter. Table 6-8 describes the specic parameters.

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8. Abnormal Speed

Settings

Table 6-8 Abnormal Speed Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Alarm Interval

(1-1800s) Enter a value in the area box.

Limit Target Type

Limit Target Size

An alarm is generated when the travel speed of a

target of specified type meets the alarm condition, it

is generated again in next intervals (alarm interval)

until the end of event.

Setting range: 1-1,800 seconds.

Effective alarms are set based on target type, with

options of human, vehicle, or both. When the device is

used indoors, because of small space and large targets,

alarms are triggered by human sometimes even if

vehicle is selected, leading to false alarms. It is

recommended to set the target type to human for

indoor use.

The target size for triggering an effective alarm is set

based on the actual target size. The default value is

1000-100000 square centimeters and the setting range

is 0-1000000 square centimeters. When setting the

target size, you need to accurately set ”Real size in

[How to set]

[Default Value] 10

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Type.

[Default Value] Off

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Size.

[Default Value] Off

scene” in advanced parameters, otherwise no alarms

may be generated.

Minimum

(Maximum) Speed

(m/s)

Set prohibited speeds. When a target object crosses

an area at a speed between the minimum and

maximum speeds, an alarm is generated.

Setting range: 5-60 seconds.

[How to set]

Enter a value in the area box.

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8. Abnormal Speed

Settings

Table 6-8 Abnormal Speed Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Upload Target Info

Output Channel

SMTP

Deployment Time Settings

Seng deployment me: Click to select any me point within 0:00-24:00 from Monday to Sunday; or hold

Enable the function of uploading target information by

clicking below the Live video in a flash browser

to turn into . When an alarm is triggered, the

target movement trace can be displayed (The trace

can be seen only within the deployment area and

disappears after the target leaves the deployment

area)

If you check to set the Output Channel and the device

is connected to an external alarm indicator, the alarm

indicator signals when an alarm is triggered.

If you turn on, system will send a notice email.

You can set the email on Network Service / SMTP.

[How to set]

Click to enable Upload Target Info.

[Default Value] OFF

[How to set]

Click the parameter and input an ID.

[Default Value] OFF

Deleng deployment me: Select the week on the le of set me which becomes red aer selecon, as

shown in Figure 6-23, and then click Delete to erase the deployment me. You can also delete selected deployment me by means of inverse selecon.

Figure 6-23 Deployment Time Setting Interface

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8. Abnormal Speed

Deployment Area Settings

Figure 6-24 Deployment Area Setting Interface

Note

• A drawn line cannot cross another one, or the line drawing fails.

• Any shape with 32 sides at most can be drawn.

• The quanty of deployment areas is not limited yet and will be described in future when a limit is applied.

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9. Converse

Function Definition

Converse allows seng the travel direcon criteria for a target within an area on the video screen. When a target of specied type (such as human or vehicle) within this area moves in the set travel direcon, an alarm

is generated.

Function Settings

Step 1 Select Conguraon > Intelligent Analysis > Converse to access the Converse seng interface, as

shown in Figure 6-25.

Figure 6-25 Converse Interface

Step 2 Set all parameters for the Loiter. Table 6-9 describes the specic parameters.

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9. Converse

Settings

Table 6-9 Converse Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Alarm Interval

(1-1800s) Enter a value in the area box.

Limit Target Type

Limit Target Size

An alarm is generated when a target within the

deployment area moves in the set travel direction, it

is generated again in next intervals (alarm interval)

until the end of event.

Setting range: 1-1,800 seconds.

Effective alarms are set based on target type, with

options of human, vehicle, or both. When the device is

used indoors, because of small space and large targets,

alarms are triggered by human sometimes even if

vehicle is selected, leading to false alarms. It is

recommended to set the target type to human for

indoor use.

The target size for triggering an effective alarm is set

based on the actual target size. The default value is

1000-100000 square centimeters and the setting range

is 0-1000000 square centimeters. When setting the

target size, you need to accurately set ”Real size in

[How to set]

[Default Value] 10

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Type.

[Default Value] Off

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Size.

[Default Value] Off

scene” in advanced parameters, otherwise no alarms

may be generated.

Upload Target Info

Enable the function of uploading target information by

clicking below the Live video in a flash browser

to turn into . When an alarm is triggered, the

target movement trace can be displayed (The trace

can be seen only within the deployment area and

disappears after the target leaves the deployment

area)

[How to set]

Click to enable Upload Target Info.

[Default Value] OFF

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9. Converse

Settings

Table 6-9 Converse Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Output Channel

SMTP

If you check to set the Output Channel and the device

is connected to an external alarm indicator, the alarm

indicator signals when an alarm is triggered.

If you turn on, system will send a notice email.

You can set the email on Network Service / SMTP.

[How to set]

Click the parameter and input an ID.

[Default Value] OFF

Deployment Time Settings

Seng deployment me: Click to select any me point within 0:00-24:00 from Monday to Sunday; or hold

Deleng deployment me: Select the week on the le of set me which becomes red aer selecon, as shown in Figure 6-26, and then click Delete to erase the deployment me. You can also delete selected deployment me by means of inverse selecon.

Figure 6-26 Deployment Time Setting Interface

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9. Converse

Deployment Area Settings

Figure 6-27 Deployment Area Setting Interface

Note

• A drawn line cannot cross another one, or the line drawing fails.

• Any shape with 32 sides at most can be drawn.

• The quanty of deployment areas is not limited yet and will be described in future when a limit is applied.

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10. Illegal Parking

Function Definition

Illegal parking allows seng the dwelling me criteria for a target within the deployment area on the video screen. When the dwelling me of a target of specied type (vehicle) within this area meets the set allowed parking me, an alarm is generated.

Function Settings

Step 1 Select Conguraon > Intelligent Analysis > Illegal Parking to access the Illegal Parking seng interface,

as shown in Figure 6-28.

Figure 6-28 Illegal Parking Interface

Step 2 Set all parameters for the Loiter. Table 6-10 describes the specic parameters.

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10. Illegal Parking

Settings

Table 6-10 Illegal Parking Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Alarm Interval

(1-1800s) Enter a value in the area box.

Limit Target Type

Limit Target Size

An alarm is generated when the dwelling time of a

target (vehicle) within the deployment area meets the

set allowed parking time, it is generated again in next

intervals (alarm interval) until the end of event.

Setting range: 1-1,800 seconds.

Effective alarms are set based on target type, with

options of human, vehicle, or both. When the device is

used indoors, because of small space and large targets,

alarms are triggered by human sometimes even if

vehicle is selected, leading to false alarms. It is

recommended to set the target type to human for

indoor use.

The target size for triggering an effective alarm is set

based on the actual target size. The default value is

1000-100000 square centimeters and the setting range

is 0-1000000 square centimeters. When setting the

target size, you need to accurately set ”Real size in

[How to set]

[Default Value] 10

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Type.

[Default Value] Off

[How to set]

Click to enable Limit Target Size.

[Default Value] Off

scene” in advanced parameters, otherwise no alarms

may be generated.

Allowed parking

me(Sec)

An alarm is generated when the object left time is

longer than the shortest dwelling time.

Setting range: 5-60 seconds.

[How to set]

Enter a value in the area box.

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10. Illegal Parking

Settings

Table 6-10 Illegal Parking Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Upload Target Info

Output Channel

SMTP

Deployment Time Settings

Seng deployment me: Click to select any me point within 0:00-24:00 from Monday to Sunday; or hold

Enable the function of uploading target information by

clicking below the Live video in a flash browser

to turn into . When an alarm is triggered, the

target movement trace can be displayed (The trace

can be seen only within the deployment area and

disappears after the target leaves the deployment

area)

If you check to set the Output Channel and the device

is connected to an external alarm indicator, the alarm

indicator signals when an alarm is triggered.

If you turn on, system will send a notice email.

You can set the email on Network Service / SMTP.

[How to set]

Click to enable Upload Target Info.

[Default Value] OFF

[How to set]

Click the parameter and input an ID.

[Default Value] OFF

Deleng deployment me: Select the week on the le of set me which becomes red aer selecon, as

shown in Figure 6-29, and then click Delete to erase the deployment me. You can also delete selected deployment me by means of inverse selecon.

Figure 6-29 Deployment Time Setting Interface

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10. Illegal Parking

Deployment Area Settings

Figure 6-30 Deployment Area Setting Interface

Note

• A drawn line cannot cross another one, or the line drawing fails.

• Any shape with 32 sides at most can be drawn.

• The quanty of deployment areas is not limited yet and will be described in future when a limit is applied.

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11. Single Bad

Function Definition

Signal bad refers to that an alarm is generated if an event such as tampered or shied occurs .

Note

• Currently, An alarm is generated only when more than 75% area of a video is obscured.

• When the ambient is dark and the gray average is less than 40, an alarm of Signal Bad is generated.

Function Settings

Step 1 Select Conguraon > Intelligent Analysis > Single Bad to access the Single Bad seng interface, as

shown in Figure 6-31.

Figure 6-31 Single Bad Interface

Step 2 Set all parameters for the Loiter. Table 6-11 describes the specic parameters.

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11. Single Bad

Settings

Table 6-11 Single Bad Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Alarm Interval

(1-1800s) Enter a value in the area box.

Output Channel

SMTP

An alarm is generated if an event such as tampered or

shifted occurs it is generated again in next intervals

(alarm interval) until the end of event.

Setting range: 1-1,800 seconds.

If you check to set the Output Channel and the device

is connected to an external alarm indicator, the alarm

indicator signals when an alarm is triggered.

If you turn on, system will send a notice email.

You can set the email on Network Service / SMTP.

[How to set]

[Default Value] 10

[How to set]

Click the parameter and input an ID.

[Default Value] OFF

Deployment Time Settings

Seng deployment me: Click to select any me point within 0:00-24:00 from Monday to Sunday; or hold

Deleng deployment me: Select the week on the le of set me which becomes red aer selecon, as shown in Figure 6-32, and then click Delete to erase the deployment me. You can also delete selected deployment me by means of inverse selecon.

Figure 6-32 Deployment Time Setting Interface

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12. Advanced

Function Settings

Cauon ! This funcon is only applicable to camera with intelligent analysis funcon.

Step 1 Select Conguraon > Intelligent Analysis > Advanced to access the Illegal Parking seng interface, as

shown in Figure 6-33.

Figure 5-33 Illegal Parking Interface

Step 2 You can enable/disable Camera Shake, High Noise, Low Contrast and Period Moon based on Scene sengs. Table 6-12 describes the specic parameters.

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12. Advanced

Settings

Table 6-12 Advanced Parameter Description

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Scene

Real Size in

scene (cm)

The scene which camera installed Select indoor/

outdoor base on the Environment.

Mark the line base on the ID of line, select the

according line by the ID.

Length of line according to the real size in scene.

The default value is 0 and the setting value is

0-99999 centimeters.

[How to set] Select from the

drop-down list.

[Default Value] Outdoor

[How to set] Select from the

drop-down list.

[How to set]

Enter a value in the area box.

[Default Value] 0

Setting methods and rules

Set Advanced parameters before seng funcon parameters. Draw lines in advanced parameters interface so that the true object has a mapping relaon with the image object. The method and rules for drawing line as

below:

• 2-4 vercal lines or 2 vercal lines and 2 ground lines need to be entered.

• In the case of low marking requirement, two vercal lines can meet most scene requirements. Normally,

the vercal line is marked based on human height.

• The lines are distributed near and far. Two vercal lines are in the scene, one near and the other far. On the screen, draw a vercal line along the target object height, measure the actual length of this target, and enter the actual length in Real size in Scene box for saving. Similarly, two horizontal lines on the ground are in the scene, one near and the other far. Measure and enter the actual length.

• Click a marking line (turning red aer clicking) and click Delete to delete the markning line.

• Click a marking line (turning red aer clicking), to modify the markinng line data. You can also modify the

line parameters by selecng a number and enter the actual size in Real size in Scene box on the advanced parameter interface

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CONFIGURATION / ALARM

1. Setup Alarm Output Parameters

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Alarm Conguraon > Alarm > Alarm Output. The Alarm Output page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-1.

Figure 6-1 Alarm Output page

Step 2 Set the parameters according to Table 7-1.

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1. Setup Alarm Output Parameters

Procedure

Table 7-1 Alarm Output parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Alarm Output

Name

Valid Signal

Alarm Output Mode

ID of the alarm output channel.

NOTE

The number of alarm output channels depends

on the device model.

Alarm output channel name.

The options are as follows:

• Close: An alarm is generated when an external

alarm signal is received.

• Open: An alarm is generated when no external

alarm signal is received.

When the device receives I/O alarm signals, the device

sends the alarm information to an external alarm

device in the mode specified by this parameter.

The options include the switch mode and pulse mode.

NOTE

• If the switch mode is used, the alarm frequency

of the device must be the same as that of the

[How to set] Select a value from the

drop-down list box

[Default Value] 1

[Value range] 0 to 32 bytes

[How to set] Select a value from the

drop-down list box

[Default Value] Close

[How to set] Select a value from the

drop-down list box

[Default Value] Switch Mode

external alarm device.

• If the pulse mode is used, the alarm frequency

of the external alarm device can be configured.

Alarm Time (ms)

(0:Connuous)

Manual Control

Step 3 Click Apply. The message "Apply success!" is displayed.

Alarm output duration. The value 0 indicates that the

alarm remains valid.

Control the alarm output.

[How to set] Select a value from the

drop-down list box

[Default Value] 0

[Value range] 0 to 86400 seconds

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2. Setup Network Alarm Parameters

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Conguraon > Alarm > Network Alarm. The Network Alarm page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-2.

Figure 7-2 Network Alarm page

Step 2 Click the buon on to enable exceponal alarm

Step 3 Congure the alarm interval.

Step 4 Select Output Channel number.

Step 5 Click Apply. The message "Apply success!" is displayed.

Step 6 Click Conrm. The system saves the sengs.

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3. Setup Motion Detection Alarm Parameters

Description

On the Moon Alarm page, you can perform the following operaons:

• Enable the moon detecon funcon.

• Set the moon detecon arming me.

• Set the moon detecon area.

• Congure the moon alarm output channel.

• When the alarm output funcon is enabled and the camera detects that an object moves into the moon

detecon area within the schedule me, the camera generates an alarm and triggers linkage alarm output.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Conguraon > Alarm > Moon Alarm. The Moon Alarm page is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-3.

Figure 7-3 Motion Alarm page

Step 2 Click the buon ON to enable moon alarm.

Step 3 Congure the moon interval (1-1800 seconds).

Step 4 Congure sensivity. The 1 is the minimum and & 10 is the maximum detecon sensivity.

Step 5 Congure output channel.

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3. Setup Motion Detection Alarm Parameters

Procedure

Step 7 Turn on the SMTP noce. If you turn on, system will send an email about moon detecon alarm.

Step 8 Congure the detecon area.

Press and hold the le mouse buon, and drag in the video area to draw a detecon area.

Click & Drag

Click

Figure 7-4 Motion Area Setting page - Setup motion detection area

Note

• Click Clear to delete a detecon area.

• Click Reverse to select the area out of specied frames as the detecon area.

Step 9 Click Apply. The message "Apply success!" is displayed.

Step 10 Click Conrm. The system saves the sengs.

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CONFIGURATION / PRIVACY MASK

Configuration of the Privacy Mask Function

Procedure

Choose Conguraon > Privacy Masking. The Privacy Masking page is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-1.

Click & Drag

Figure 8-1 Privacy Masking Page

Step 2 Click the buon on to enable Privacy Masking, and congure the privacy mask type,

color and alpha parameters.

Step 3 Press and hold the le mouse buon, and drag on the preview image to cover the part to be masked.

Note

• The maximum percentage of an image that can be masked depends on the device model. Read the p displayed on the page. A maximum of ve areas can be masked.

• You can click Refresh to congure the masked areas again.

• Delete buon is to delete Masking area. Modify buon is to redraw the masking area of current masking.

Click 'Add'

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Configuration of the Privacy Mask Function

Procedure

Table 8-1 Privacy Mask parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Name

Type

Color

Enable

Delete

ID of Privacy Masking.

Name of privacy Masking.

Type of privacy masking

Color of privacy masking.

Indicates whether to enable the privacy masking.

Delete a privacy masking.

N/A

[Setting method] Click the name and

the drop-down list box.

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method] Select a value from

the drop-down list box.

[Default Value] Color Block

[Setting method] Select a value from

the drop-down list box.

[Default Value] Black

[Setting method] Select a value from

the drop-down list box.

[Default Value] Yes

[Setting method]

1. Select a privacy masking from the

Privacy Masking List.

2. Click Delete, the privacy masking is

Modify

Step 4 Click Apply. The message "Apply success!" is displayed.

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Modify a privacy masking.

deleted successfully.

1. Select a privacy masking from the

Privacy Masking List.

2. Click a parameter and modify it.

3. Click Modify, the privacy masking is

modified successfully.

CONFIG. / NETWORK SERVICE

1. Setup 802.1x Parameters

Preparation

802.1x authencaon must be congured on the access port, which controls to access network resources for

the connected user devices on the port.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Network Service > 802.1x. The 802.1 page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-1.

Figure 9-1 802.1x page

Step 2 Click the buon on to enable 802.1x.

Step 3 Enter the account name.

Step 4 Enter the password and conrm password.

Step 2 Click Apply. The message "Apply success!" is displayed.

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2. Setup DDNS Parameters

Preparation

Connect the specied camera to the Internet, and obtain the user name and password for logging into the Dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS) server.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Network Service > DDNS. The DDNS page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-2.

Figure 9-2 DDNS page

Step 2 Set the parameters according to Table 9-1.

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2. Setup DDNS Parameters

Procedure

Table 9-1 DDNS parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

DDNS

Provider

Network Card Name

Host Name

Account

Password

Indicates whether to enable the DDNS service.

DDNS service provider. Currently, only 3322 and

DynDns are supported.

Installed network card name

Host name customized by a user

User name to login into the DDNS server

Password to login into the DDNS server

[Setting method]

Click the button ON.

[Default Value] OFF

[Setting method] Select a value from

the drop-down list box.

[Default Value] 3322

NOTE

the site requirements.

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

Set this parameter based on

Step 3 Click Apply.

• The message "Apply success!" is displayed. Click Conrm. The system saves the sengs.

• If other informaon is displayed, set the parameters correctly.

[Default Value] Blank

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3. Setup PPPoE Parameters

Preparation

Obtain the PPPoE user name and password from the network carrier.

Description

If a PPPoE connecon is used, you need to enter the user name and password on the PPPoE page. Aer you restart the device, the PPPoE sengs take eect and the device obtains a public IP address.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Network Service > PPPoE. The PPPoE page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-3.

Figure 9-3 PPPoE page

Step 2 Click the buon on to enable PPPoE.

Step 3 Set the parameters according to Table 9-2.

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3. Setup PPPoE Parameters

Procedure

Table 9-2 PPPoE parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

PPPoE

Account

Password

IP Address

Step 3 Click Apply.

• The message "Apply success!" is displayed. Click Conrm. The system saves the sengs.

• If other informaon is displayed, set the parameters correctly.

Indicates whether to enable the PPPoE service.

PPPoE user name provided by the network carrier.

Password provided by the network carrier.

The parameter is automatically filled by network.

[Setting method]

Click the button ON.

[Default Value] OFF

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

[Default Value] Blank

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4. Setup Port Mapping Parameters

Preparation

With port forwarding can setup the connecon between privacy network and public network. Enable the port forwarding to access the privacy network devices from public network.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Network Service > Port Mapping. The Port Mapping page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-4.

Figure 9-4 Port Mapping page

Step 2 Click the buon on to enable Port Mapping.

Step 3 Set the parameters according to Table 9-3.

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4. Setup Port Mapping Parameters

Procedure

Table 9-3 Port Mapping parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

Port Mapping

Map Mode

Port Type

Outside Port

Outside IP Address

State

Step 3 Click Apply.

• The message "Apply success!" is displayed. Click Conrm. The system saves the sengs.

• If other informaon is displayed, set the parameters correctly.

Indicates whether to enable the Port Mapping service.

Mode of port mapping, includes auto and manual.

Port Type includes: HTTP, RTSP and Control

Port of outside network.

IP address of outside network.

Mapping status

[Setting method]

Click the button ON.

[Default Value] OFF

[Setting method] Select a value from

the drop-down list box.

[Default Value] Auto

NOTE

to set custom port number

N / A

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually in map mode.

[Default Value] HTTP : 80, RTSP : 554,

CONTROL : 30001

N / A

Set this parameter as manual

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5. Setup SMTP Parameters

Description

If the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) funcon is enabled, the device automacally sends JPG images and alarm informaon to specied email addresses when an alarm is generated.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Network Service > SMTP. The SMTP page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-5.

Figure 9-5 SMTP page

Step 2 Set the parameters according to Table 9-4.

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5. Setup SMTP Parameters

Procedure

Table 9-4 SMTP parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

SMTP Server Address

SMTP Server Port

User Name

Password

Sender E-mail

Address

Recipient E-mail

Address1

Recipient E-mail

Email SMTP address

* Required to type

SMTP Server port number is provided by

hosting company.

* Required to type

Main recipient Email address or user-name

* Required to type

Main recipient Email address password

* Required to type

Sender email address

* Required to type

Main Recipient Email address

* Required to type

* This one can be same as 'User Name'

Extra Recipient Email addresses

[Setting method]

IP address or web address

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

[Default Value] 25

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method]

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method]

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

Address 2-5

Aachment Image

Quality

Transport Mode

Step 3 Click Apply.

• The message "Apply success!" is displayed. Click Conrm. The system saves the sengs.

• If other informaon is displayed, set the parameters correctly.

Setup the quality of capture image quality

Setup Email transfer mode

Enter a value manually.

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method] Select a value from

the drop-down list box.

[Default Value] Mid

[Setting method] Select a value from

the drop-down list box.

[Default Value] No Encrypt

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6. Setup FTP Parameters

Description

If the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) buon is enabled, the device automacally sends the snapped alarm JPG images to specied FTP server.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Network Service > FTP. The FTP page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-6.

Figure 7-6 FTP page

Step 2 Click the buon on to enable FTP.

Step 3 Set the parameters according to Table 9-5.

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6. Setup FTP Parameters

Procedure

Table 9-5 FTP parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

FTP Upload

FTP Address

FTP Port

Account

Password

FTP Path

Image Quality

Indicates whether to enable the FTP service.

IP address of FTP server.

Port of FTP server.

FTP server account.

FTP server password.

FTP Path to save the JPG image.

A higher-quality image means more storage space.

[Setting method]

Click the button ON.

[Default Value] OFF

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

[Default Value] 21

[Setting method]

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method]

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method]

Enter a value manually.

[Default Value] Blank

[Setting method] Select a value from

Enter a value manually.

Set this parameter based on the site requirement.

Step 4 Click Apply.

• The message "Apply success!" is displayed. Click Conrm. The system saves the sengs.

• If other informaon is displayed, set the parameters correctly.

the drop-down list box.

[Default Value] Mid

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7. Setup IP Filter Parameters

Description

Set the IP address in specied network segment to allow access or prohibit access.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Network Service > IP Filter. The FTP page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-7.

Figure 9-7 IP Filter page

Step 2 Click the buon on to enable IP Filter.

Step 3 Set the parameters according to Table 9-6.

Figure 9-8 IP Filter page - add white/black IP list

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7. Setup IP Filter Parameters

Procedure

Table 9-6 IP Filter parameters

SengParameter DESCRIPTION

IP Filter

Rule Type

Black List

White List

Indicates whether to enable the IP Filter.

IP filter type, includes black list and white list.

Specified network segment to allow access

Specified network segment to prohibit access

[Setting method]

Click the button ON.

[Default Value] OFF

[Setting method] Select a value from

the drop-down list box.

[Default Value] Black List

[Setting method]

1. Click to enter the add black/

white list page, as shown in Fig. 7-8

2. Enter Begin IP Address

3. Enter End IP Address

4. Enter Descrtption

5. Click OK, the black list added

successfully.

[Setting method]

1. Click to enter the add black/

white list page, as shown in Fig. 7-8

Step 4 Click Apply.

• The message "Apply success!" is displayed. Click Conrm. The system saves the sengs.

• If other informaon is displayed, set the parameters correctly.

2. Enter Begin IP Address

3. Enter End IP Address

4. Enter Descrtption

5. Click OK, the black list added

successfully.

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8. Setup CGI Alarm Service Center Parameters

Description

Device will push the alarm message by CGI with Start URL and End URL, and send to data to CGI Server by HTTP protocol. CGI alarm message is the head of User-Agent of HTTP. Use HTTP protocol get and send to CGI Server. When need to integrate the CGI alarm message, need to resolve the HTTP Head "User-Agent" to get the data of CGI alarm message.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Network Service > CGI Alarm Service Center. The FTP page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-9.

Figure 9-9 CGI Alarm Service Center page

Step 2 Click the buon on to enable CGI Alarm Service Center.

Step 3 Set the parameters according to Table 9-7.

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