XtendLan XL-ICA301A User Manual

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NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

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The information presented in this publication has been carefully prepared and is believed to be correct at the time of publication. However, no responsibility will be assumed for any inaccuracies. Specifications are subject to change without notice.

The information herein is subject to change without notice. This manual is periodically reviewed and revised.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ......................................................................................................... 5

PACKAGE CONTENT......................................................................................................................... 7

1. INSTALLATION............................................................................................................................. 8

1-1 CONNECT IP CAMERA TO YOUR LOCAL NETWORK ............................................................. 8

1-1-1 There is DHCP Server in your LAN ........................................................................................ 8

1-1-2 There is not DHCP Server in your LAN ................................................................................ 11

1-2 CONNECT IP CAMERA TO YOUR COMPUTER 1-3 CONNECT IP CAMERA TO I

NTERNET

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DIRECTLY

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2. SOFTWARE INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................... 16

2.1 UTILITY CD. ..................................................................................................................... 16

2.2 LOGIN & ACCESS CAMERA VIDEO ...................................................................................... 19

2.3 ACTIVEX SECURITY SETUP ............................................................................................... 20

2.3.1 Device Info .................................................................................................................................. 28

2.3.2 Alias Settings ............................................................................................................................... 28

2.3.3 Date & Time Settings................................................................................................................... 29

2.3.4 Users Settings.............................................................................................................................. 29

2.3.5 Multi-Device Settings .................................................................................................................. 30

2.3.7 Wireless LAN Settings (2.4GHz Wi-Fi AP required).................................................................... 31

2.3.8 ADSL Settings.............................................................................................................................. 33

2.3.9 UPnP Settings ............................................................................................................................. 33

2.3.10 DDNS Service Setting ............................................................................................................... 34

2.3.11 Mail Service Settings ................................................................................................................. 35

2.3.12 FTP Service Settings ................................................................................................................. 36

2.3.13 Alarm Service Settings .............................................................................................................. 37

2.3.14 Upgrade Device Firmware........................................................................................................ 37

APPENDIX ................................................................................................................................... 38

A. IP CAMERA REAR PANEL ................................................................................................. 38

B. IP CAMERAIR TAIL WIRE.................................................................................................. 38

C. TECHNICAL DATA ............................................................................................................... 41

D. CROSS ETHERNET CABLE MAKING TIP................................................................................ 43

E. SNAPSHOTS / SERVER PUSH / SMART

I.Snapshot: II.

Firefox (Server Push): III. To

IV.

Install XtendLan

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play

MPlayer, VLC media player, Coreplayer (Smart

Camera Player

F. 3RD PARTY VIDEO SURVEILLANCE AND RECORDING S

1984

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PHONES

Smart Phones

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Phones)

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OFTWARE

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Notes, Cautions, and Warnings

There are two levels of special notation used in this manual. They are:

WARNING: If the actions indicated in a “WARNING” are not complied with, injury or major equipment damage could result. A warning statement typically describes the hazard, its possible effect, and the measures that must be taken to reduce the hazard.

CAUTION: If the action specified in the “CAUTION” is not complied

NOTE: A “NOTE” provides supplementary information, emphasizes a point or procedure, or gives a tip for easier operation.

with, damage to your equipment could result.

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Package Content

1. Indoor Camera or Outdoor Camera

2. Power Adapter : DC 5V, 1A (indoor)

DC 5V, 1.5A (outdoor)

3. Utility CD :

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1. Installation

1-1 Connect IP CAMERA to your Local Network

CAUTION:

Please use the DC

power adapter that is provided with the camera. Connecting camera to other power source will cause permanent damage to the camera.

NOTE:

Please use straight Ethernet cable (CAT. 5e) to connect camera to your home/ office network switch/ hub or a broadband router.

1-1-1 There is DHCP Server in your LAN

The camera will get IP from DHCP Server (Factory Setting). Please use “IP Camera Tool” in Utility CD to search and link to cameras.

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“Right Click” on the small icon in “System tray” (lower right of Taskbar) as indicated in above picture, Adjust the “IP Camera Tool“ to “English” mode, If

you can’t see text normally.

Select Camera then “Right Click” on selected camera:

“IP Camera Tool” ” in Utility CD will find all the IP CAMERA IP cameras in

your local network.

“Double Clicks” on the camera you want to connect, will bring up IE browser

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with camera login screen.

Note: You can choose to modify the camera to fixed IP by Choosing “Network Configuration”

Warning:

Please consult your office network administrator to get a free IP for your IP Camera, duplicated IP address will cause undesired problems.

Normally you will not need to change the network settings automatically obtained from DHCP server.

Please don’t check the “Obtain IP from DHCP server” in order to use fixed IP address and network settings.

There is no Password set by factory default, please leave the Password field blank as it is.

CAUTION:

Please always write down the password and keep password in safe place. Please kindly notice, if you forget password you set, you will have to return the camera to Vendor for recovery, there is no way to reset

password of your camera.

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1-1-2 There is not DHCP Server in your LAN

The camera will not be able to get IP from DHCP Server (Factory Setting). Please use “IP Camera Tool” in Utility CD to search and link to cameras.

“IP Camera Tool” ” in Utility CD will find all the IP CAMERA IP cameras in your local network.

“subnet does not match, dbclick to change !” will shown to indicate you will not be able to link to your camera at this step. You must choose “Network Configuration” to set the camera to fixed IP. Please modify the “IP Address” to the same subnet of your computer. Normally the IP should start with “192.168.xxx.xxx” If you are not sure of your computer IP address, please go to DOS mode by : “START” => “RUN” => Open “CMD”

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Type “ipconfig /all” at command prompt,

You will be able to find you computer network settings.

After input correct network settings, press “OK”

Follow the procedures described in 1-1-1 There is DHCP Server in your LAN

There is no Password set by factory default, please leave the Password field blank as it is.

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1-2 Connect IP CAMERA to your computer directly

Because there is no DHCP Server available, you have to setup the network settings manually.

Please follow the procedures in previous sections (1-1-2) to link to your camera.

Note:

Please be aware of "Your computer IP must be

manually set first", Your computer Network

Interface card won't be able to get IP from DHCP server if connect camera to your PC directly.

1-3 Connect IP CAMERA to Internet

Connect IP Camera to your broadband router or NAT gateway.

Do the following setup:

1. Setup Virtual

Server/ forward port on your router to camera,

2. or set router DMZ to

your IP Camera IP,

3. Obtain DDNS service from DynDNS if you don’t have fixed public IP,

4. Setup DDNS account information to your camera

5. Access camera URL through Internet.

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Example:

http://your_camera.dyndns.org:port

Please reference more details of Router & DynDNS setup on Reference User’s Manual.

Note:

1. Broadband router is firewall in nature will block all accesses from Internet,

you will need to set virtual server (port forwarding) on your router, normally we will always suggest to use port > 1024 to avoid conflicts, port <1024 are frequently used by other applications.

2. Check if the DNS & Gateway setting are correct, it is impossible to get out

of your LAN if wrong. (Gateway is the door, DNS is like "map", people won't go out home without knowing where the door is or don't have map to find the way)

3. Always test the DDNS service from another IP (that is out side of your

LAN), some router will block WAN port access from LAN.

4. Check the network setting of IP CAMERA IP Camera, the gateway IP is

your broadband router IP.

5. Check the network setting of IP CAMERA IP Camera, ask your ISP the

DNS IP or get DNS IP from your broadband router IP.

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2. Software Installation

2.1 Utility CD.

Please insert the “Utility CD” into your CD-ROM drive, auto-run program will start and below screen will guide you through installation.

To install software and ActiveX plug-in Please click on the “Install 1st” tab to install software and ActiveX plug-in.

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Click on “Next”,

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Click on “Close”,

desktop.

The IP Camera search utility software icon will display on your

Click on the “IP Camera Tool” tab to search IP CAMERA IP cameras in your local network.

2.2 Login & Access Camera video

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“Double Clicks” or ”Right Click” on the camera you want to connect, choose “Access IP Camera” will bring up IE browser with camera login screen.

Type “admin” in User field, there is no admin Password set by factory default; please leave the Password field blank as it is. Click on “Sign in” tab Note: Please notice it’s lower case characters admin, the User and Password are capital sensitive. On the top left corner, select language (English or Chinese).

Note:

1. IP CAMERA IP camera will required a Microsoft Windows based PC with

Media Player 7.0 or later installed.

2. If the video don’t start, please reference the “ActiveX_Security_Setup”

section below

3. If you see only white screen and your camera is in outdoor or expose to

strong light, please change the “Mode” to “Outdoor”.

4. If you see flickers on video and your camera is installed indoor, please

change the “Mode” to “50Hz” or “60Hz” according to the electricity of your country.

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2.3 ActiveX Security Setup

1. Install “IP Camera Tool”, ActiveX controller is installed simultaneously (click on

the “Install 1st” tab).

2. Download ActiveX controls and set the safety property of IE in the PC when you

view it at the first time only:

In order to download & install ActiveX controls, you will need to add your camera IP/ url address to your IE browser “Trusted sites”

IE browser “Tool” “Internet Options” “Security“

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IE browser “Tool” “Internet Options” “Security“ “Custom Level” ”ActiveX control and Plug-ins” three settings should set to “Enable”,

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Enable:Download unsigned ActiveX controls Enable:Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe Enable:Run ActiveX controls and plu-ins

After installed CAMERA ActiveX controls, enable “Run ActiveX controls and

plu-ins”, you can view camera video as followed:

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Choose OSD to add time stamp; double click on video to view full screen Enable duplex audio by clicking “Listen” & “Talk-back” buttons

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reversal : used to upside down the image for ceiling mount.

Mirror : used to mirror the image for ceiling mount.

PAN/ TILT control

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Description of Monitoring Page

Resolution : 320x240!QVGA"/ 640x480!VGA# Working environment Mode : indoor ( 50Hz/ 60Hz) / outdoor Photo parameter modulation$Brightness, Contrast

Scout menu : “Snapshot” and “Record” Scout window setting :

1. May see only current window

2. May increase 3 IP cameras, real-time view video in four windows

as below

To view four cameras simultaneously, go to Administrator setup page, Select “Multi-Device Setting”, as illustrated as followed.

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Note: If you will access from remote through Internet, please input URL (Domain

name) in Host field. LAN IP won’t be accessible through Internet

Click on channels to start recording:

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To take snapshot of present scene on screen, click on the “snapshot” button:

2.3 Administrator setup page Page

2.3.1 Device Info

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Indicates Camera ID & Firmware version. Device Firmware Version x.x.x.17 or later will support below http command:

Username: admin Password:

Type the snapshot http commands to IE browser address field, you will get real time snapshot immediately, press F5 key (refresh) will update the new snapshot. Type the snapshot http commands to Firefox/ Mozila browser address field, type “Enter” & “F5” keys to start live video stream immediately.

Note: IE browser doesn’t support Server Push http command.

2.3.2 Alias Settings

Camera Alias : Input the camera name for you to recognize.

2.3.3 Date & Time Settings

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Camera will synchronize with Internet Server every hour automatically.

2.3.4 Users Settings

Administrator: Can change settings Operator: Can select Resolution, Indoor/ Outdoor, PTZ (PTZ model only) Visitor: Can only view.

CAUTION:

password of your camera.

2.3.5 Multi-Device Settings

Add 3 more cameras from “Device List In LAN”

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Note:

Please use URL in Host if you will access from Internet. LAN IP address will not be accessible from Internet.

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2.3.6 Basic Networking Settings

Factory default the “Using DCHP” is chosen, the IP Camera will try to get IP address automatically from DHCP SERVER of your network. You can also configure the IP address manually.

IP: enter the IP address assigned. Mask: Enter the subnet mask. The default is 255.255.0.0 Gateway: Enter IP gateway, normally is your broadband router IP address. DNS: Enter DNS IP address provided by your ISP (Internet service provider). Http Port: Enter the input port number, default as 80.

If IP camera connects with ADSL directly chose Using ADSL Dialup, enter ADSL dialup user and password

Note:

After “Submit” new network settings, camera will reboot to adopt new settings automatically.

2.3.7 Wireless LAN Settings (2.4GHz Wi-Fi AP required)

Using Wi-Fi Lan: Only for wireless IP Camera, you must set correct SSID and WEP

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Key (IF your Wi-Fi AP enables WEP encryption)

Set correct SSID and WEP Key according to your Wi-Fi AP.

If your Wi-Fi AP enables WEP, WPA, WPA2 encryption (64 bits/ 128 bits), input WEP

key in HEX or ASCII format.

Channel will be set automatically according to AP, no need to set manually. Note:

Please try wireless without encryption first, must set the AP SSID correctly. IP CAMERA will find AP by SSID assigned. Please notice the SSID is capital sensitive, must be correct uppercase or lowercase.

IP CAMERA is 2.4GHz Wi-Fi client, will link to Access Point (AP) of your network. Optional Higher gain directional antenna can be used to extend the wireless link distance.

1. IP CAMERA is 2.4GHz 802.11g wireless client, please don't use 5GHz AP.

2. Please must power on without Ethernet cable connected, or the wireless won't be effective. If power on with RJ-45 connected, IP CAMERA will connect to network by wire. Wired connection always has higher priority than wireless. Please follow the below rules will help establish wireless link easier.

1. Set correct wireless settings with wired connection first, It's better to use fixed IP address instead of DHCP (dynamic IP).

2. Un-plug Power and Ethernet cable after setting the wireless parameters.

3. Power on the IP CAMERA (be sure without the wired ethernet connected)

4. Go to command mode (C:\), use "ARP -d" to clear arp table

5. Access the same IP address (wired IP address) to connect IP CAMERA wirelessly.

6. If you will us multiple XtendLan Wi-Fi IP Cameras, please set your

802.11g/b AP to g only mode to get best performance.

Note: IP CAMERA will have only one IP address, the wireless IP address should remain the same as wired IP address. Because the physical MAC address of wireless interface is different from wired interface MAC, there will be conflicts in ARP table that remember the old wired MAC bundled with the IP address now used by new wireless MAC, which will cause trouble to establish new wireless link, it will take longer time to establish wireless link (as long as 3~10 minutes after arp table auto refresh).

Please use ARP -d to clear the old data in arp table will help create wireless link

faster.

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2.3.8 ADSL Settings

Connect camera LAN port directly to ADSL modem.

Please request User account and Password from your ADSL service provider. If the IP is not fixed (dynamic), Click “Report ADSL IP by Mail” will result email notification every time the ADSL IP is changed.

2.3.9 UPnP Settings

Camera will map port to router automatically, if your router UPnP enabled

Please make sure the state is “UPnP succeed”.

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2.3.10 DDNS Service Setting

DDNS Setting: IP CAMERA IP camera supports protocols from three DDNS providers:

1. Oray.net

2. Dyndns.org

3. 3322.org Domain Name: the second-level name you apply for and acquire at Oray.net, Dyndns.org, or 3322.org please read more details in “Reference User’s manual”

User and Password: the user name and password when applying for the DDNS service. DDNS Status:

1. “No Action” no DDNS settings set, no action taken.

2. ”Errors in network Communication”: can’t access DDNS server due to

Network errors (blocked by ISP) or wrong DNS, Gateway settings.

3. “Update successfully” : Successfully updated the DDNS server database.

2.3.11 Mail Service Settings

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Users can assign the e-mail boxes to receive and send mails. The email box is used for receiving the snapshots sent after alarm, report the public wan IP address after successful PPPoE dial-up. Note:

Only Alarm Service Settings%> Send Mail on Alarm is enabled, the Mail Service will be effective. Sender is the full email address that match with the SMTP authentication, if wrong address input, emails won’t send. Remember to input your SMTP account and password if your SMTP server requires authentication. Please ask your ISP for SMTP account and password, or seek help from MIS department of your company.

Make sure the DNS Server and Gateway settings are correct if you don’t choose DHCP and setup “Networking Settings” manually. Please check the time stamp in email Subject, looks like “00051DE85111(SZ Office) motion alarm at 20090304175647” means alarm triggered at 2009/03/04

17:56:47 GMT time, from camera S/N: 00051DE85111; Alias: SZ Office

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2.3.12 FTP Service Settings

Note:

The Upload folder must be created before successful files upload. Remember to add “/” before folder name

Don’t upload when Interval is zero.

The filename will include the time stamp each snapshot being taken. FTP Mode: support standard(POST) mode and passive(PASV) mode. Note: Only Alarm Service Settings&> Upload Image on Alarm is enabled, the FTP Service will be effective.

Don’t upload when Upload Interval is zero.

2.3.13 Alarm Service Settings

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Note:

Don’t upload when Interval is zero. IO Linkage will trigger alarm output.

Motion DetectArmed: Motion object will trigger alarm, FTP upload to server will start

to send snapshots for one minute, alarm emails will attach 5 snapshots.

IF IE browser windows is active, 1 minute avi recording will be stored in

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents automatically

Alarm Input Armed: When the alarm in pins from “NO” to “close” will trigger alarm. Send Mail on Alarm : Sent alarm email to assigned email box which includes 5

snapshot pictures (one picture per second)

Upload Image on Alarm : Upload snapshot pictures to pre-assigned FTP server

folder.

Scheduler : Alarming schedule, will enable alarm only at defined time frames.

2.3.14 Upgrade Device Firmware

WARNING:

ONLY FOR CERTIFIED TECHNICAL ENGINEERS

Get correct firmware from authorized dealer, wrong version of firmware will damage your camera permanently.

Appendix

A. IP CAMERA Rear Panel

LAN: RJ-45/10-100 Base T

ANT : For Wi-Fi wireless (optional) DC5V: 5V/1A Power supply (indoor, Wi-Fi)

B. IP CAMERAIR Tail Wire

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RESET: Restore factory default in case of forgetting password. ALARM IN: Connect to Sensor/ Detector, Normal Open, will trigger alarm when

Short circuit (closed)

DC5V: 5V/1A Power supply (outdoor, IR, Wi-Fi) ALARM OUT: NO; 1A 24VDC/ 0.5A 125VAC, require external relay box (optional) for

higher power alarming devices.

Audio in: -48 dB microphone, or amplified microphone. Audio Out: 8Ω 1W speaker

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To connect the Active Infrared Sensor to IP CAMERAR camera ALARM IN, will trigger alarm when light beams interrupted.

Manually ON/OFF the alarm out

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WARNING: If connect higher power loading (> 1A) directly to camera alarm out will cause damage the camera. Higher current (>0.5A) will accelerate aging of the relay on camera PCB, external relay box is always recommended to protect the camera.

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C. Technical Data Image System

- Compression: Video; Motion JPEG hardware compression AUDIO; ADPCM

- 350,000 pixels CMOS sensor

- Dynamic Range : 60dB

- S/N ratio : 50dB

- f: 6.0mm to infinity, C/CS mount lens

- Min. 2.0 to 3.0 Lux (Indoor version)

- Min. 0 Lux with IR Leds (Outdoor version)

- Automatic Exposure Control

- Automatic Gain Control

- Automatic Brightness Control

- Automatic White Balance

- Flicker Avoidance (Flicker less)

- Resolution:

QVGA (320 x 240)

VGA (640 x 480)

- Image Frame Rate:

Max. 30 fps at QVGA resolution, average 3 Mbps/sec Max. 30 fps at VGA resolution, average 4 Mbps/sec

- I/O Interface

CAT5, RJ-45 x1 (802.3); optional IEEE 802.11g 2.4GHz Wi-Fi RS-485 for PTZ control (optional) Alarm in : Normal Open Alarm out : 1A 24VDC/ 0.5A 125VAC, require external relay box (optional) for

higher power load.

Audio in: -48 dB microphone, or amplified microphone. Audio Out: 8Ω 1W speaker

- Network Protocols

TCP/IP, HTTP, ARP, ICMP, PPPoE, DHCP, SMTP, DDNS, NTP, FTP

- Client

IE6 or Firefox

- Mechanical & Environment

Dimensions (mm, L x H x W):

103 x 46 x 46 (OEM indoor version) 160 x 80 x 75 (Outdoor version)

Weight (g): 350 / 700 (Indoor/ Outdoor)

- Power Requirement: 5 V / 0.3A (Indoor version) / 5 V / 1A (Outdoor version)

- Operation Temp: 5 ºC to 50 ºC (40 ºF to 122 ºF)

- Humidity: Rh10 % to 90 %

Mechanical (ICA30X only)

- PAN : 355º

- TILT : 90º Remark:

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- Optional Digital FTP alarm, scheduling, NFS storage functions

- Optional Alarm inputs and outputs, Power over Ethernet, Wi-Fi wireless

- Optional DVR client software for 16 cameras monitoring.

- OEM UPnP and firewall penetration, installation free solution available.

D. Cross Ethernet Cable Making Tip

I. LAN Plug

Pin: 1 ~ 8

II. LAN Cable

PART-A PART-B

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III. Connection Method

a. Connect LAN Cable Part-A and LAN plug by order as one to one . b. Connect to LAN cable Part-B & Part-A, Replace order No.1 & 3, No.2 & 6. c. Connect LAN cable Part-B No. 3 to LAN plug No. 1 and connect the next by

order.

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E. Snapshots / Server Push / Smart phones

I.Snapshot:

http://IPCAMERA-IP-address:port/snapshot.cgi?user=admin&pwd=

Just type the snapshot http commands to IE browser address field, you will get real time snapshot immediately, press F5 key will refresh the new snapshot.

admin is the IP CAMERA username, password is blank.

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II. Firefox (Server Push):

http:// IP CAMERA-IP-address:port/videostream.cgi?user=admin&pwd=

admin is the IP CAMERA username, password is blank.

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Due to the security concerns, the firefox explorer doesn’t support ActiveX controls by default, but we can add a plug-in named “IE-Tab” which will add ActiveX controls support to firefox, you can download the “IE-Tab” with the firefox explorer

from below link:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1419

On the download page, select the right version for your browser, download it, then start the installation. To take firefox browser version 2.0.0.18 as example to illustrate the procedures. Select the version shown in the chart below

Click “Add to Firefox (Windows)” to start download

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After download complete, a dialog box will popup

Click “Install Now”button to start installation

After installation, click “Restart Frefox” button to restart the browser.

Login your camera and locate the monitoring page, click your mouse’s right button, click the new menu item named View page in IE-Tab to login device again.

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III. To play on MPlayer, VLC media player, Coreplayer (Smart Phones)

Syntax

http://user:pwd@host:port/videostream.asf http://user:pwd@host:port/videostream.cgi

http://host:port/videostream.asf?user=&pwd= http://host:port/videostream.cgi?user=&pwd=

Example

http:// IP CAMERA_IP_Address:port /videostream.asf?user=admin&pwd=

http://www.ipcamera.com.tw:8206/videostream.asf?user=user&pwd=1234 http://www.ipcamera.com.tw:8206/videostream.cgi?user=user&pwd=1234

Play video stream on Linux:

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IV. Install XtendLan IP Camera Player on Smart Phones

The XtendLan IP Camera Player in CD will run on mobile phones/pda that support midp2.0 java.

Note:

Many mobile devices (Pocket PCs, Cellular phones) using Microsoft mobile OS does not contain JRE (J2ME) will not be able to run Java applications or view websites powered by Java applets. Major GPRS/CDMA/3G mobile phones using various J2ME provided by companies like Applix (Japan), Esmertec (Swiss), TAO (UK).., even though there are standards like MIDP 1.0/ 2.0, difference still exist in all the J2ME versions from different vendors.

XtendLan

IP Camera Player for PDA (J2ME, CLDC; PDAP) or Phone (J2ME, CLDC; MIDP) are

different, will not be interchangeable. Since there are too many mobile phones available in market,

we are not able to guarantee that the

XtendLan

Camera

Player we provide will work on all mobile

phones, or guarantee 100% compatibility to all GPRS/3G mobile phones that support MIDP 2.0 (Mobile Information Device Profile).

Java Run Environment (JRE; J2ME) for Microsoft mobile OS is included in product CD: Esmertec Jbed 20090217.5.1R2.cab

XtendLan IP Camera Player is coded in Java, will need to install Java Virtual machine (JVM) on your Phone/ PDA before running Java applets.

Copy Esmertec Jbed 20090217.5.1R2.cab to Microsoft mobile phone’s storage (by TF card, micro SD card, USB link), click to install. Copy IPCamera_Ob.jar to phone’s storage (by TF card, micro SD card, USB link), click to install.

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Make sure the mobile phone can access XtendLan ICA30x series IP camera through Internet or Wi-Fi. Click Lunch to start XtendLan IP Camera

Player

Note:

Many telecomm ISP will separate their service to WAP (Intranet) & Internet; please must set

APN that connect Internet service.

Input the camera URL, User/Password, Selection Resolution to choouse ok to access XtendLan IP camera To control ICA30X IP Camera PAN & TILT Use 2 4 6 8 keys to control PAN/ TILT (up down left right). Use 1 3 5 7 keys to control PAN Scan/Stop ; TILT Scan/Stop.

If connect phones by Wi-Fi can search XtendLan ICA30x series IP cameras in LAN.

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F. 3rd Party Video surveillance and Recording Software

I. go1984

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