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1. Duration h m 00 10 fe Save Figure 45 Schedule Definition Screen Data Schedule Definition Camera Select the camera to be used If the desired camera is not listed you must define by using the Add Camera button on the main screen Schedule Type Select the desired option e One Time Only one 1 recording is made on the specified date at the specified time e Everyday The recording is made every day at the specified time The Start Day indicates when the first recording will be made 51 Start Day Start Time Duration Every Sunday Every Monday The recording is made on the specified day each week The Start Day indicates when the schedule becomes active Select the desired date e Fora single recording this is the day the recording will be made e For daily Everyday recordings this is the starting date e For weekly recordings this determines when the schedule becomes active Select the desired start time Enter or select the desired duration of the recording 22 Viewing with your Web Browser The recommended method to view live video from the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera is to use the Windows utility However you can also use your Web browser if necessary Viewing over your LAN To establish a connection from your PC to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera 1 Start your WEB browser 2 Inthe Address box enter HTTP and the IP Address of the Wireless
2. e eese eese esee eese esee sa aae 53 CHAPTER 6 TROUBLESHOOTING oe eo op ete Vase eee ese orna pao br eo eu 57 c M 57 PEODIGHIS 57 APPENDIX A SPECIEICA TIONS 65525225656 Ethernet Network Camera cccccccsccsssccssscccsccccsccccsccccscccccsccccscccccsccccscccceccces Wireless Network Camera ccccccccccssccscssscccscsccccccccsccccccccccsccccsscccccccccscsccsccces Regulatory Approvals 2255 IUE EE NR SER PEERS P N 9560GV0001 Copyright 2004 AII Rights Reserved Document Version 1 6 trademarks and trade names are the properties of their respective owners ii Chapter Introduction This Chapter provides details of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera s features components and capabilities Overview The Wireless Ethernet Network Camera has an Integrated Microcomputer and a high quality CMOS digital Image Sensor enabling it to display high quality live streaming video over your wired LAN the Internet and for the Wireless Network Camera an 802 11g Wireless LAN Using enhanced MPEG 4 technologies the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera is able to stream high quality video and audio directly to your PC The high compression capabilities of MPEG 4 reduce network bandwidth requirements to amazingly low levels A convenient and user friendly Windows program is provided for both
3. Apply Cancel Help Close Figure 29 Add Modify User Screen Data Add Modify User User Name Enter the name for the user Spaces punctuation and special characters must NOT be used in the name Also names are case insensitive case 15 ignored so you can NOT use 2 names with the same spelling and different case User Password The password for the user above Confirm Password Re enter the password to ensure it is correct 35 E mail Screen If desired you can use the E mail feature to have an E mail sent to you whenever motion is detected Note that because of the sensitivity of the CMOS digitizer the motion detection feature is not usable in situations where the level of illumination may change rapidly In this situation the change in light intensity will trigger the motion detection Home View Video Administration Exit System Network Image User E mail Status E mail Alerts Enable Send E Mail Alert when Motion Detected E mail Address 1 EmailAddress 2 E mail Address 3k Show From as 1 E mail address Subject Outgoing Server My Server Requires Authentication Account Name Password Delay between 10 E mails minutes Motion Detection Sensitivity Normal Areas ofthe image to be examined Top rrr Left ojojo Right JOG Bottom Select All Select None E mail Video Include Video
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5. WEP Key Setting WEP Encryption None Passphrase Generate Default Key Key Value Key 1 0000000000 C 2 0000000000 C Key 3 6000000000 Key 4 Apply Cancel Clear Close Figure 26 WEP Screen Data WEP Screen WEP Encryption WEP Encryption Select the option used on your Wireless LAN Passphrase Default Key Key Value None This is the default If selected data is NOT encrypted before being transmitted e 64 Bit Encryption If selected data is encrypted using the default key before being transmitted You must enter a default key Other Wireless stations must be set to use 64 Bit Encryption and have the same Key value in the same position in their key table 128 Bit Encryption If selected data is encrypted using the default key before being transmitted You must enter a default key Other Wireless stations must be set to use 128 Bit Encryption and have the same Key value in the same position in their key table The Passphrase feature will generate a Key from the phrase you enter which may be easier than entering keys in Hex 0 9 and To use the Passphrase feature enter the desired Passphrase in the field provided and click the Generate button Select a key to be used as the default key If WEP Encryption is used you must enter at least one key value for the Default Key All transmi
6. e The Ready LED will turn on briefly then start blinking It will blink during startup which takes 15 to 20 seconds After startup is completed the Ready LED should remain ON e The Active LED should be OFF It will flash when anyone is viewing live video e Hither the LAN LED OR the Wireless LED should be ON For more information refer to Front Panel in Chapter 1 Initial setup should be performed using the supplied Windows based setup Wizard This program can locate the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera even if its IP address is invalid for your network You can then configure the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera with appropriate TCP IP settings for your LAN Subsequent administration can be performed with your Web browser as explained in Chapter 3 Web based Administration Setup Procedure 1 Insert the supplied CD ROM into your drive If the setup program does not start automatically run Netcam Setup exe in the root folder e You will see the Welcome screen shown below e Click the Setup button to start the setup Wizard Figure 4 Welcome Screen 2 The next screen shown below will list all the Wireless Ethernet Network Cameras on your LAN FT SERE 2 ee Cameras Current Settings Camera then click Next to Device Name 05120 continue IP Address Subnet Mask E 5911911 Default Gateway Local Date Local Time Search Again Figure 5 Camera List Screen e Sel
7. like the example below Figure 39 Viewing Live Video Controls are provided to stop and start viewing and to start recording the video stream Play Use this to re start viewing after using the Stop button Record Click this to start recording the current video stream While recording this button will be red To stop recording click the button again Stop This will terminate the connection to the camera halting both the viewing and the recording if in progress Snapshot Click this to take a single JPEG snapshot image of the current video You can use the Preferences to set the folder where these images are stored Audio This can be used to select the Audio stream which can be heard Only one audio stream can be selected at any time If the camera does not support audio or if audio is disabled on the camera this option is unavailable and a red X will cover this icon 2X Clicking this will set the viewing image to double size The icon will then change to the icon below 1X Clicking this will set the viewing image to standard size The icon will then change to the 2X icon above 47 Recording Video You can record Video while watching or schedule recordings to occur when you are absent Recordings are stored in a standard Microsoft ASF file format and can be played using Microsoft Media Player Before doing any recording you should review the Recording Preferences to
8. Camera System Requirements e To use the LAN interface a standard 10 100BaseT hub or switch and network cable is required e To use the Wireless interface on the Wireless Network Camera other Wireless devices must be compliant with the IEEE802 1 1b or IEEE802 11g specifications Wireless stations must use compatible settings Installation Figure 3 Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Installation 1 Mount the Camera on the supplied Base and Stand For the Wireless network camera screw the supplied antenna to the mounting point on the rear Join the Base stand and swivel connector to the camera as shown in the diagram above 2 Connect the LAN Cable Connect the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera to a 10 100BaseT hub or switch For the Wireless Network Camera this disables the Wireless Interface because only one interface can be active The LAN Note interface is recommended for initial configuration The default Wireless settings for the Wireless Network Camera are Mode Infrastructure ESSID ANY WEP Disabled Adjust the Antenna On the Wireless Network Camera screw the antenna to the rear mounting point and set the antenna to the upright position to improve wireless reception In Power Up Connect the supplied power adapter to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera and power up Use only the power adapter provided Using a different one may cause hardware damage 4 Check the LEDs
9. Ethernet Network Camera as in this example which uses the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera s default IP Address HTTP 192 168 0 99 3 Ifthe Administrator has enabled the user security feature you will then be prompted for a username and password Enter the name and password assigned to you by the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera administrator 4 When you connect the following screen will be displayed WirelessjNetworkiGamera View Video Administration Exit Use this interface to configure or monitor your Wireless Network Camera E 1 XS j map i Device SC00f334 Description IP Address 192 168 0 3 Figure 46 Home Screen 5 Click View Video to see a screen like the example below 53 WirelessiNetworkiGamera Home View Video Administration Exit Figure 47 View Video Screen e If using Internet Explorer on Windows you may see a prompt regarding an OCX file like the example below You must install this OCX file in order to view the Video Click Yes security Warning you want to install and run httg 4192 168 3 M etCamPlayerwvebrl 19 acs signed on 6 11 2004 11 14 and distributed by Sercomm Corporation Publisher authenticity verified by VeriSign Class 3 Code Signing 2001 Caution Sercamm Corporation asserts that this content is sate You should only this content if
10. Mo Video Length 2 7 seconds Figure 30 E mail Screen Data E mail Screen E Mail Alerts Enable Check the box to enable the E Mail Alert feature E mails are sent when motion 15 detected Note Motion detection can be triggered by rapid changes in lighting condition as well as by moving objects For this reason it should only be used indoors Enter at least one 1 E Mail address the 2nd and 3rd addresses are optional The E mail alert will be sent to the E mail address or addresses specified here E mail Address 36 Show From as Subject Outgoing Mail SMTP Server Delay between E mails Motion Detection E mail Video Include Video Video Length Enter the E mail address to be shown the From field when the E mail 1s received Enter the desired text to be shown as the Subject for the E Mail when it is received Subject can not exceed 48 alphanumeric characters Enter the address of the SMTP Simple Mail Transport Protocol Server to be used to send E Mail If the SMTP Server requires a login in order to send mail check the box My Mail Server Requires Authentication and enter your login name and password for the SMTP Server This is usually the same as the POP3 Server used to receive E mail Use this to ensure your E mail inbox is not flooded with E mail alerts Select the desired time delay between E mail alerts e Sensitivity Select the desired option to suit your environme
11. When started a screen like the example below will be displayed Add Camera Delete Camera Camera Start Time Preferences Figure 35 Main Screen 42 Cameras Camera List e The Camera List displays all Wireless Ethernet Network Camera you have defined If you have not defined any cameras this list will be empty For each listed camera the following data is shown e Device Name The name of the camera e Connection Type This will be either LAN or Internet indicating the type of connection used to connect to the camera e Description If the Camera administrator has entered a description it will be displayed here e Status Normally this will be blank If a connection error arises this will be indicated here e Click the Add Camera button to add a Wireless Ethernet Network Camera See the following section for further details e Once some cameras are listed you can select one and then use the Modify Camera Delete Camera and View buttons e To view live video select a camera and click the View button Recordings Current Recordings This panel lists all scheduled recordings currently in progress Any recording currently in progress can be terminated by selecting it and clicking the Stop button 43 Cameras to the Camera List To add a camera to the Camera List click the Add Camera button on the main screen You will see a screen like the example below e The Cameras on LAN panel on the left
12. displays all Wireless Ethernet Network Camera found on your LAN This list can be updated by clicking the Refresh button e The Camera Data panel on the right displays the data for the selected camera Device 501127733 Description 32301101 563030105 Address 1 2 31 2 2 f Port Number 80 E T m RIS b Ane Figure 36 Add Camera from LAN To add a camera to the Camera List on the main screen 1 Select a camera in the list on the left 2 Check that the Camera Data shown on the right is correct See below for details 3 Click the Add button The camera will now appear in the Camera List on the main screen Camera Data LAN Device Name This 1s the default name for the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera and cannot be changed Description This displays the description entered by the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Administrator Address The current IP address of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Port Number This will normally display 80 Only change this if requested to do so by the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Administrator Login The camera Administrator can require that users provide a username and password before being allowed to view the live video e Ifthe Administrator has not enabled this option the Login fields can be left blank Otherwise you must enter the username and password allocated to your by Administrator ES You can add the same Camera twice once for th
13. ensure they are suitable for your PC Recording Preferences To set the Recording Preferences click the Preferences button below the Recordings panel on the main screen You will see a screen like the example below Preferences Recorded File Location CAProgram Files Network Camera ec Snapsnot Location CAProgram Files Network CameraiSnap 20 Time limit for unscheduled recordings 15 Figure 40 Recording Preferences If necessary change these settings to suit your environment Record File This is the Drive and Folder on your PC where recorded files will be Location placed You need a drive which has large amounts Gigabytes of free space Click the Browse button to select the drive and folder Note that file names are automatically assigned using the date and time Snapshot File This shows the location where snapshot images still images in JPEG Location format will be stored You can use the Browse button to select the desired drive and folder Time Limit This sets the maximum size of a recording which 1s started by clicking the Record button on the View screen If the recording is not stopped manually it will be terminated after the time period indicated here 48 Live Recordings You can start and stop recording from the View screen using the controls provided Figure 41 Viewing Live Video Play Use this to re start viewing after using the Stop button Record Click thi
14. existing connections to be terminated Any users viewing or recording the video will see this as an error 40 Chapter 5 Viewing amp Recording This Chapter describes how to view and record the live video stream generated by the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Overview The recommended method to view video is to use the supplied Windows Viewing Recording utility Installation 1 Insert the supplied CD ROM into your drive If the setup program does not start automatically run Netcam_Setup exe in the root folder You will see the Welcome screen shown below Client Utility Figure 33 Welcome Screen 2 Click the Client Utility button to start the installation of the Viewing Recording Utility 3 Follow the prompts to complete the installation 4 System Tray Icon When started the program will create an icon the Windows system tray on the taskbar as shown below Viewer amp Recorder Icon EAEN 4 23 PM Figure 34 System Tray Icon This Icon has the following functions Animation If a recording is in progress this icon will be animated Otherwise it is stationary e Hover Hovering your mouse over this icon will generate a pop up informing you of the current status e Double click This will display the main screen shown below e Right Click This provides a menu which allows you to view program details view the main screen or terminate the program
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17. the camera using your Web Browser 11 Click Exit to end the Wizard Setup is now complete Chapter 3 Advanced Viewing Setup This Chapter provides information about the optional settings and features for viewing video via the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera This Chapter is for Administrators only Introduction After finishing setup via the Windows based Wizard the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera can immediately be used by all users on your LAN Refer to Chapter 5 Viewing amp Recording for details on viewing and recording live video This chapter describes some additional settings and options for viewing live Video e Adjusting the video image e Controlling user access to the live video stream e Making video available from the Internet e Using the Motion Detection E mail feature Adjusting the Video Image If necessary the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Administrator can adjust the Video image Settings are provided for Image size Select the desired size The larger sizes require greater bandwidth Image quality This determines the degree of compression applied to the Video stream Higher quality requires greater bandwidth e Power Line frequency Select 50Hz or 60Hz power line frequency as used in your region The correct setting will improve the picture quality under florescent lighting e Exposure Adjust the brightness of the image if the Auto Exposure does not give satisfactory resu
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19. users Users will have to enter their username and password before being able to view the video stream Up to 20 users can be entered Password Protected Configuration Configuration data can be password protected so that it only be changed by the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Administrator Wireless Features Wireless Network Camera only Standards Compliant The Wireless Router complies with the IEEE802 11g DSSS specifications for Wireless LANs Supports both 802 11b and 802 11g Wireless Stations The 802 11g standard provides for backward compatibility with the 802 11b standard so both 802 11b and 802 11g Wireless stations can be used simultaneously Speeds to 54Mbps speeds up to the 802 11g maximum of 54Mbps are supported Wired and Wireless Network Support The Wireless Network Camera supports both wired and wireless transmission WEP Support Full WEP support 64 128 Bit on the Wireless interface is provided Physical Details Antenna Wireless Model only Wireless LED LAN LED Microphone Active LED MIC IN Reset Button Focus ring Ready LED Power Input LAN port Figure 2 Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Front Panel Focus Ring Normally it is not necessary to adjust the focus The default focus range is from 1 meter 3 feet to infinity If the image 15 not clear try adjusting the focus Microphone The built in microphone is mounted on the front There 1 also connect
20. viewing and recording video If necessary you can even view video using your Web Browser on a variety of software platforms Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Cable DSL Femote Figure 1 Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Features e Standalone Design The Wireless Ethernet Network Camera is a standalone system with built in CPU and Video encoder It requires only a power source and a connection to your LAN or Wireless LAN e Suitable for Home Business or Public Facilities Whether for Home Business or Public Facility surveillance or just for entertainment and fun the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera has the features you need Multi Protocol Support Supporting TCP IP networking SMTP E mail HTTP and other Internet related protocols the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera can be easily integrated into your existing network Easy Configuration Windows based Wizard is provided for initial setup Subsequent administration and management can be performed using a standard web browser The administrator can configure and manage the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera via the LAN or Internet Viewing Recording Utility user friendly Windows utility is provided for viewing live video For periods when you are absent or for scheduled recording this application also allows you to record video to an ASF file on your PC The recorded files are in a standard Windows Media format and thus usable by a wide v
21. AC Address IP Address Network Mask Gateway above This shows the name of the Wireless Network Camera This shows the description of the Wireless Network Camera such as The version of the current firmware installed You can upgrade the Firmware by clicking the Upgrade Firmware button You need to obtain the firmware upgrade file first The current IP address of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera The IP Address of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera The network mask associated with the IP address above The IP Address of the remote Gateway associated with the IP Address Wireless Wireless Network Camera Only Network Type Infrastructure This shows the Network Type currently in use Ad hoc or 38 SSID This displays the wireless SSID Channel This shows the wireless channel currently used Encryption This indicates if WEP data encryption is being used If WEP 1 being used this indicates the key size 64bit or 128bit Video Resolution The image size of the video stream Current Viewers This shows how many viewers are currently viewing the Video stream Log Log data The log records various system activities Buttons Refresh Update the log and any other data on screen Restart Restart reboot the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Note This will break any existing connections Anyone watching or recording live video will lose their connection Restore Factory Use this to restore ALL sett
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23. ID must match e WEP settings must match In Ad hoc mode the Channel should match although this is often not required Video quality may suddenly deteriorate This can happen when an additional viewer connects to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera overloading the camera or the available bandwidth The image size and quality can be adjusted to cater for the required number of viewers and the available bandwidth The motion detection feature doesn t send me any E mails It may be that the SMTP Simple Mail Transport Protocol server used by the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera to send the E mail will not accept mail from the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Try using a different SMTP server The Wireless Ethernet Network Camera derives the address of the SMTP server from the E mail address you enter in the Show From field Using the motion detection feature I receive E mails which don t show any moving objects The motion detection feature doesn t actually detect motion It compares frames to see if they are different Major differences between frames are assumed to be caused by moving objects But the motion detector can also be triggered by e Sudden changes in the level of available light e Movement of the camera itself Try to avoid these situations The motion detection feature works best in locations where there is good steady illumination and the camera is mounted securely This feature can NOT be used if t
24. IP address Automatically and related information from a DHCP Server Only select this option if your LAN has a DHCP Server 28 Fixed IP Address If selected you must assign the following data to the Wireless Network Camera e IP Address Enter an unused IP address from the address range used on your LAN e Subnet Mask Use the same value as PCs on your LAN e Gateway Use the same value as PCs on your LAN e Primary DNS Address Use the same value as PCs on your LAN Normally your ISP will provide this address Secondary DNS Address This is optional If entered this DNS will be used if the Primary DNS does not respond Wireless Setting Wireless Network Camera only Mode Authentication Type ESSID Domain Channel No WEP DDNS DDNS Enable Disable Service Provider Host Name Account Password The Connection Mode determines the type of wireless communication used by the Wireless Network Camera e If you have an Access Point select Infrastructure e Otherwise select Ad hoc Select the appropriate value Open System or Shared Key as used on your LAN Note In nfrastructure mode either setting will normally work since most Access Points can use both methods This must match the value used by other devices on your wireless LAN Note The SSID is case sensitive Select your region from the drop down list e In Infrastructure mode this setting is ignored The Wirele
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26. Wireless Ethernet Network Camera User s Guide Table of Contents CHAPTER LINTRODUCTIQ UN 1 1 Physical Debs neo et EE 3 P ckape Contents 5 io 6 System Requirements 6 Bek Be Le PR RUPE E 6 8 CHAPTER 3 ADVANCED VIEWING 14 RT M 14 Adjusting the Video 14 Controlling User Access to the Video Stream ecce eee eee e e e eee e eee eee eee eee 17 Making Video available from the Internet eee e eee e eee e eee ee eee eene eee e eens 18 Motion Detection E mail Alerts c c eee eee eee eee eee eee e esee e eese esses esses esee see ee seeee 21 CHAPTER 4 WEB BASED MANAGEMENT ees seeose esse ses eese esee soe 23 Introductio osi c ore Eee oo e ev eoe eese es 23 Connecting to Wireless Ethernet Network
27. a broadband Internet connection to view video effectively Dial up connections are NOT recommended 56 Chapter 6 Troubleshooting This chapter covers the most likely problems and their solutions Overview This chapter covers some common problems that may be encountered while using the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera and some possible solutions to them If you follow the suggested steps and the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera still does not function properly contact your dealer for further advice Problems Problem 1 I can t connect to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera with my Web Browser to configure it Solution 1 It is possible that your PC s IP address is not compatible with the IP address of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Use the Windows utility to configure the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera with a valid IP address Problem 2 The Windows utility doesn t list any Wireless Ethernet Network Cameras Solution 2 Check the following e The Wireless Ethernet Network Camera is installed LAN connections are OK it is powered ON and startup is complete e Ensure that your PC and the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera are on the same network segment If you don t have a router this must be the case e Ensure that your PC has the TCP IP network protocol loaded In Windows this is done by using Control Panel Network If an entry for TCP IP gt Network card is not listed use Add Protocol Microsof
28. ariety of programs if required Motion Detection This feature will send you an E mail when motion is detected The Wireless Ethernet Network Camera will compare consecutive frames to detect changes caused by the movement of large objects This function only works indoors due to the sensitivity of the CMOS sensor If desired a short video can be included as an attachment to the E mail Audio Support You can listen as well as look Audio is included with the video if desired You can use either the built in microphone or an external microphone Internet Features User definable HTTP port number This allows Internet Gateways to use port mapping so the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera and a Web Server can share the same Internet IP address DDNS Support In order to view video over the Internet users must know the Internet IP address of the gateway used by the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera But if the Gateway has a dynamic IP address DDNS Dynamic DNS is required Since many exis ng Gateways do not support DDNS this function is incorporated into the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera NTP Network Time Protocol Support NTP allows the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera to calibrate its internal clock from an Internet Time Server This ensures that the time stamp on Video from the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera will be correct Security Features User Authentication If desired access to live video be restricted to known
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33. e LAN using the LAN IP address and again for the Internet using the Note Internet IP address This will allow viewing the camera whether you are on the same LAN as the camera or in a remote location 44 Adding Cameras on the Internet If the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera you wish to add is not on your LAN but is available via the Internet click the Internet tab You will see a screen like the example below Add Camera From Device Description Address rye Eu 52 m 25 d Figure 37 Add Camera from Internet To add a camera to the Camera List on the main screen 1 Enter the Camera Data on the panel on the right See below for details 2 Click the Test button to check that a connection and login can be performed successfully 3 Click the Add button The camera will now appear in the Camera List on the main screen Camera Data Internet Device Name Description Address Port Number Login This is the default name for the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera cannot be changed This field will be displayed automatically once a connection to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera has been established This displays the description entered by the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Administrator This field will be displayed automatically once a connection to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera has been established Enter the Domain Name or I
34. ect for the E mail Enter the address of the SMTP Server in the Outgoing Mail SMTP Server field If the SMTP Server requires a login in order to send mail check the box My Mail Server Requires Authentication and enter your login name and password In the E mail Video section select the desired options Delay between E mails is used to prevent your E mail inbox being flooded with E mails Select the desired time interval Motion Sensitivity determines how readily the motion detection sensor is activated You can select the sensitivity and also select the areas of the image to be examined Note You must select at least one area If you don t the motion detection will never be triggered and no E mail alerts will ever be sent In the E mail Video section select the desired options e Set Include Video to Yes if you want to include a video with the E mail e Set Video Length as desired Note that if using higher resolution and lower compression even a short video file could be quite large Save Apply your changes 22 Chapter 4 Web based Management This Chapter provides Setup details of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera s Web based Interface This Chapter is for Administrators only Introduction The Wireless Ethernet Network Camera can be configured using your Web Browser The Wireless Ethernet Network Camera must have an IP address which is compatible with your PC The recommended method to ensure t
35. ect the desired Camera from the list on the left The current settings for the selected Camera will be displayed in the table on the right Click Next to continue 3 If the Administrator ID and Password have been set you will be prompted to enter them as shown below e If using the default values enter administrator for the name and leave the password blank e Otherwise enter the Administrator ID and Password set on the User screen Verify password Administrator Name Administrator Password emen Figure 6 Password Dialog The Administrator ID and password can be set on the User screen of the Web interface The Web interface can be Note accessed via the Web UI button on the final screen of the Wizard 4 On the following TCP IP screen shown below choose Fixed IP or Dynamic IP Selected Camera Camera Settings E 5051201 Fixed IP Address If you wish to set a fixed add ress to this Wireless Ethernet Network Camera or there no DHCP server on network please select this item c Dynamic IP Address If you wish to have the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera obtains an IP address from your existing DHCP server automatically please select this item Figure 7 Fixed or Dynamic IP Selection e Fixed IP is recommended and can always be used e Dynamic IP can only be used if your LAN has a DCHP Server Click Next to continue 5 If you chose Fixed IP Address the following TCP IP S
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40. ettings screen will be displayed Selected Camera Subnet Mask Default Gateway Primary DNS Secondary DNS Figure 8 TCP IP Settings e Enter an unused IP Address from within the address range used on your LAN The Subnet Mask and Default Gateway fields must match the values used by PCs on your LAN e The Primary DNS address is required in order to use the E mail alert or Dynamic DNS features Enter the DNS Domain Name Server address recommended by your ISP e The Secondary DNS is optional If provided it will be used if the Primary DNS 15 unavailable Click Next to continue 10 6 For Wireless cameras the following Wireless Settings screen is displayed next Selected Camera Wireless Settings 5 051201 Mode Ad Hoc v Authentication Type open System ESSID ANY Domain France Y Channel 11 m Figure 9 Wireless Settings If you have an Access Point select Infrastructure Otherwise select Ad hoc e Authentication Type Select the value used on your LAN ESSID Enter the value used by your other Wireless devices Domain Select the domain to match your location e Channel For Ad hoc mode select the channel used by your other Wireless devices For Infrastructure mode the Access Point determines the channel used 7 Click Next to continue to the WEP Key Settings screen shown below Selected Camera WEP Key Settings 5 051201 WEP Encrypti
41. ge Quality is set to Normal Note Higher image quality requires more bandwidth Select the power line frequency 50Hz or 60Hz used in your region to improve the picture quality under florescent lighting 32 Adjustment Brightness Red Green Blue Default Button Options Time Stamp Text Display Audio Select Automatic or Manual default 15 set to Automatic in which the camera will automatically adjust the brightness based on the current environment Select Manual if you want to adjust the brightness manually Adjust these color settings to the preferred values Note When Automatic is selected this setting will not take effect Clicking this will set all the Adjustment fields to their default values You must click Apply to save these changes Enable the check box if you want the time to be displayed on the Video image If you want text to be displayed on the Video image enable this feature by checking the checkbox You can enter text up to 20 characters This feature is often used to identify camera when multiple camera are installed If you want audio to be included with the video enable this option Some bandwidth will be allocated to the audio stream In some situations this may affect the quality of the video Note Audio is only available with MPEG 4 video 33 This screen 1s displayed when the User option Administration menu 1s clicked WirelessiNetworkiGamera H
42. he Wireless Ethernet Network Camera configuration does NOT have be changed unless e You wish to change the port number from the default value 1024 e You wish to use DDNS Dynamic DNS feature of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Second Port Configuration Normally HTTP Web connections use port 80 Since the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera uses HTTP but port 80 is likely to be used by a Web Server you can use a different port for the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera This port is called the Second Port The first port is port 80 The default Second Port number is 1024 If you prefer to use a different port number you can specify the port number on the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera s Network screen as shown below Options UPnP Enable UPnP Second Port Enable Second Port far HTTP connections PortNumber i0243 1024 65534 The standard HTTP part 80 is always enabled Figure 16 Network Screen The Network screen is part of the Web based Administration interface See Chapter 4 Web based Management for further details on using this interface Viewers need to know this port number in order to connect and view live Video so you must inform viewers of the Note current port number DDNS Dynamic DNS Many internet connections use a Dynamic IP address where the Internet IP address is allocated whenever the Internet connection is established This means that other Internet users don t kno
43. he camera is outdoors The image is blurry Try cleaning the lens and adjusting the focus ring 58 Appendix Specifications Ethernet Network Camera Model Ethernet Network Camera Dimensions 164 mm L 88 mm W 54 mm 6 4 inch L 3 5 inch W 2 1 inch H Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C Storage Temperature 10 C to 70 C Network Protocols TCP IP DHCP SMTP NTP HTTP Network Interface Ethernet10 100BaseT RJ45 LAN connection LEDs 3 Power Adapter 5V DC External Wireless Network Camera Model Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Dimensions 164 mm L 88 mm W 54 mm H 6 4 inch L 3 5 inch W 2 1 inch H Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C Storage Temperature 10 C to 70 C Network Protocols TCP IP DHCP SMTP NTP HTTP Network Interface Ethernet 10 100BaseT RJ45 LAN connection Wireless interface IEEE 802 11b 802 11g compatible Infrastructure Ad hoc mode WEP security support roaming support LEDs 4 Power Adapter 5V DC External 59 Regulatory Approvals CE Approvals The Wireless Network Camera and the Ethernet Network Camera meet the guidelines of the European Union and comply with the 99 5 EEC and RTTE 99 5EG directives including the following standards e EN60950 EN300 328 2 EN301 489 1 EN301 489 17 This is a Class B product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be r
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45. his is to use the supplied Windows based Wizard as described in the previous chapter Connecting to Wireless Ethernet Network Camera If you have run the Windows based setup Wizard the final screen provided a button Web UI Clicking this button will immediately connect to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera using your Web Browser e fusing only your Web Browser use the following procedure to establish a connection from your PC to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera e Once connected you can add the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera to your Browser s Favorites or Bookmarks Connecting using your Web Browser 1 Start your WEB browser 2 Inthe Address box enter HTTP and the IP Address of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera as in this example which uses the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera s default IP Address HTTP 192 168 0 99 3 Ifthe Administrator ID and Password have been assigned you will then be prompted for username and password Enter the name and password you assigned 23 Welcome Screen When you connect the following screen will be displayed WirelessjNetworkiGamera View Video Administration Exit Use this interface to configure or monitor your Wireless Network Camera Device SC00f334 Description IP Address 192 168 0 3 Figure 21 Welcome Screen The menu options available from this screen are e View Video View live Video using your Web Browser e Admini
46. hows all of the recorded files The following operations are supported e Play Play the selected file using Microsoft Media Player e Delete Delete the selected file e Explore Open the folder containing these files using Windows Explorer 50 Scheduled Recordings Recordings can be scheduled at any time for any known Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Of course your PC must be ON at the scheduled time To use this feature click the Schedule button under the Recordings panel on the main screen You will see a screen like the example below Scheduled Recordings Add Figure 44 Scheduled Recording List This screen lists all scheduled recordings For each recording the following data is shown Camera The camera which will be recorded e Date The date the recording will be made If the recording schedule is repetitive this is the date of the next recording e Time The time the recording will be made e Indicates if the recording 15 One Time Everyday or on a particular day each week If a scheduled recording is selected the Modify and Delete buttons can be used to edit or delete the selected entry Schedule Definition Screen If the Add or Modify button 1s clicked a screen like the following is displayed You can then enter or modify the details of this schedule Schedule Camera 8 12233 Schedule Type One Time Start Day m d y 03 03 2003 Start Time h m 17 38
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48. ings to their factory default values Defaults e Anyone watching or recording live video will lose their connection e If you previously changed the IP address of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera from its default value this operation will change the IP address back to the default value If the IP address changes you will have to use the default IP address to re connect e The default IP address 1s 192 168 0 99 39 Upgrade Firmware Screen This screen 1s displayed when you click the Upgrade Firmware button on the Status screen Upgrade Firmware The Upgrade firmware file needs ta be downloaded and stored an PC Upgrade File Browse Start Upgrade Cancel Help Figure 32 Upgrade Firmware Screen This screen allows you upgrade the Firmware software in your Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Before using this screen your must download the upgrade file to your PC Then follow this procedure 1 Click the Browse button and locate the upgrade file 2 Select this file and click OK The filename will then appear in the Upgrade File field 3 Click the Start Upgrade button to transfer the file to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera and start the upgrade procedure Note e The Cancel button can NOT cancel an upgrade once it has started e The upgrade may take several minutes e When the upgrade is completed the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera will restart This will cause any
49. ion for an external microphone on the rear Connecting an external microphone will disable the built in microphone Ready LED On Power on Off No power Blinking The Ready LED will blink during start up This will take 15 to 20 seconds Active LED Off Idle Blinking Wireless Ethernet Network Camera is providing a live video stream to at least one viewer LAN LED On LAN port is connected to a hub or switch Off LAN port is not connected Blinking Data is being transmitted or received via the LAN port Wireless LED Wireless Network Camera only On Wireless interface is active Off Wireless interface 15 not available Blinking Data is being transferred via the Wireless interface Rear Panel Antenna Power Input MIC In LAN port Reset Button Attach the supplied antenna here The antenna is adjustable best results are usually obtained with the antenna positioned vertically Connect the supplied power adapter here If required an external microphone can be attached here Attaching a microphone here will disable the built in microphone on the front Microphones designed to be used with PCs are usually compatible with this microphone input Use a standard LAN cable to connect your Wireless Ethernet Network Camera to a 10 100BaseT hub or switch Note On the Wireless Network Camera attaching the LAN cable will disable the Wireless interface Only 1 interface can be active at any time Th
50. is button has two 2 functions Restore Default IP Address When pressed and released the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera will reset its IP address to the default value of 192 168 0 99 e Restore Default IP Address Administrator ID Administrator password When pressed and held or 3 seconds the P address Administrator ID and Administrator Password settings will be set to their default values e address 192 168 0 99 e Administrator ID administrator e Administrator Password null no password Note After this procedure is completed the Ready LED will blink three times to confirm that the reset was completed successfully Package Contents The following items should be included If any of these items are damaged or missing please contact your dealer immediately oo a ee eS The Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Installation CD ROM Quick Installation Guide Power adapter Base Stand and Swivel Connector Extender Unit Mounting Screws Antenna Wireless Network Camera only 1 Camera Unit 2 Installation CD 3 Quick Installation 4 Power Adapter Guide Ww 2 ue c pee Ee Ethernet Network Camera 6 Extender Unit 7 Mounting 8 Antenna For wall mounting Screws 1 Wireless Network Camera Wireless Model only 5 Base Stand and Swivel Connector T Chapter 2 Basic Setup This Chapter provides details of installing and configuring the Wireless Ethernet Network
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52. ll contact a Network Time Server at regular intervals and update its internal timer Time Server Server Address Enter the address for the desired NTP server Update Schedule The Schedule determines how often the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera contacts the NTP Server Select the desired options 27 Network Screen This screen 1s displayed when the Network menu option is clicked Note Only the Wireless Network Camera contains the Wireless settings Home View Video Administration Exit System Network Image User E mail Status IP Setting Obtain Address automatically DHCP C Fixed IP Address IP Address 172 31 122 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 Gateway 172 a b 252 Primary DNS 172 51 B 239 Secondary DNS Wireless Setting Mode Infrastructure Authentication Open System ESSID ANY Domain USA Channel No WEP Disabled Configure WEP DDNS C Enable Disable Service Provider www dyndns org Host Name OS Account Password NEN Check WAN IP Schedule Every 24 Hrs 4 starting at 12 oo am Options UPnP Enable UPnP Second Port Enable Second for HTTP connections Port Number 102 4 1024 65534 The standard HTTP port 80 is always enabled Figure 25 Network Screen Data Network Screen IP Setting Obtain Address If selected the Wireless Network Camera will obtain its
53. lts e Color Adjustment Red Green Blue intensity can be adjusted e Time Stamp If enabled the time will be displayed on the Video image e Text Overlay If enabled up to 20 characters be superimposed on the Video image This 15 useful for identifying the camera e Audio If desired audio can be included in the video stream To Adjust the Video Image 1 Connect to the Web based interface of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera See Chapter 4 Web based Management for details 2 Administration menu select Image You will see a screen like the example below 14 MWirelessiNetworkiCamera Home View Video Administration Exit System Network Image User E mail Status Video Settings Resolution 320 240 Image Quality Normal Power line frequency 60Hz for fluorescent lighting Adjustments Brightness Automatic Red 2 9 0 54 Default 32 2 0 64 Default 32 22 D 64 Default 32 Default Options Time Stamp Enable Text Display Enable Text Audio Enable Audio only with MPEG 4 Figure 14 Image Screen 3 Make the required adjustments as explained below and save your changes Video Settings Resolution Select the desired video resolution The default resolution 1 set to 320 240 Image Quality Select the desired image quality The default Image Quality 1 set to Normal Note Higher image quality requires more ba
54. ndwidth Power line Select the power line frequency 50Hz or 60Hz used in your region frequency to improve the picture quality under florescent lighting Adjustment Brightness Select Automatic or Manual The default is set to Automatic in which the camera will automatically adjust the brightness based on the current environment Select Manual if you want to adjust the brightness manually You can then enter the desired value Red Green Blue Adjust these color settings to the preferred values Note When Automatic is selected this setting will not take effect Default Clicking this will set all the Adjustment fields to their default values Button You must click Apply to save these changes 15 Options Time Stamp Text Display Audio Video image feature by checking the checkbox You can enter text up to 20 characters This feature is often used to identify camera when multiple camera are installed If you want audio to be included with the video enable this option Some bandwidth will be allocated to the audio stream In some situations this may affect the quality of the video Enable the check box if you want the time to be displayed on the If you want text to be displayed on the Video image enable this 16 Controlling User Access Video Stream By default all users can connect to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera and view live Video If desired you can limit access to kno
55. nt If covering a large area you usually need higher sensitivity since a moving object will take only a small portion of the image e Areas of the image to be examined Use the checkboxes to determine which areas of the image are examined for motion You can also use the Select AII and select None buttons if desired Set to yes to include a short video in your E mail alert Select the desired length The size of the file depends on this setting and also the Video size and degree of compression 37 Home View Video Administration Exit Device Name Description System FAN version MAC Address IP Address Network Mask Gateway Network Network Type SSID Channel Encryption Wireless Resolution Current Viewers Video Log 06 23 2004 10 50 16 06 23 2004 10 48 16 06 23 2004 10 41 07 06 23 2004 10 41 03 06 23 2004 10 40 19 System Network Image User E mail Status C54b018 Neutral Wireless Network Camera 1 08 0 Upgrade Firmware 00 c0 02 54 b0 18 192 168 3 76 255 255 255 0 192 168 3 1 Ad hoc 14 54 Bit Keys 640 480 1 192 168 3 67 Video starting 192 168 3 67 Video ending 192 168 3 67 Video ending 192 168 3 67 Video starting 192 168 3 106 Video ending Refresh Restart KO Restore Factory Defaults KO Help Figure 31 Status Screen Data Status Screen System Device Name Description location F W version Network M
56. nternet IP address of the desired Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Enter the port number used by the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera The Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Administrator can advise you of the port to use The default value is 1024 The camera Administrator can require that users provide a username and password before being allowed to view the live video e Ifthe Administrator has not enabled this option the Login fields can be left blank Otherwise you must enter the username and password allocated to your by Administrator 45 You can add the same Camera twice once for the LAN and again for the Internet This will allow viewing the camera whether you are the same LAN as the camera or a remote location Modifying an Existing Camera You can change the settings for an existing camera by selecting it in the Camera List on the main screen then clicking the Modify Camera button You will see a screen like the example below Modify Camera Device Nome 5 112233 Description Address 172 31 2 27 _ eet emia 180 Figure 38 Modify Camera e Data this screen is the same as for the Add Camera screens e You can use the Test button to button to check that a connection and login can be performed successfully 46 Viewing Live Video To view live video select a camera in the Camera List on the main screen and click the View button For each camera a new Viewing window will open
57. o image e Users Administrator login User Access and user database e E mail E mail Alerts and E mail Video e Status Current Status information After clicking Administration on the main menu or selecting System on the Administration menu you will see a screen like the example below Home View Video Administration Exit System Settings Data System Screen System Settings Device Name Description Time Date System Network Image User E mail Status Device SCDDc122 Name Description Time a 18 am Date Jan 17 2000 mth day year Timezone GMT 08 00 Pacific Time US amp Canada Tijua Adjust for daylight saving Time Server C Enable Disable Server Address clock via net Update Schedule Every Day at 120 am Figure 24 System Screen This displays the name for the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera This field is used for entering a description such as the location of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Enter the current time Enter the current date 26 Timezone Choose the Timezone for your location from the drop down list If your location is currently using Daylight Saving enable the Adjust for daylight saving checkbox You must UNCHECK this checkbox when Daylight Saving finishes NTP Network Time Protocol Enable or disable the Time Server feature as required If Enabled the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera wi
58. ome View Video Administration Exit System Network Image User E mail Status Admin Login Administrator ID administrator Password Verify Password User Access Allow access by Everyone C Only users in database User Database Add Modify Delete Figure 28 User Screen Data User Screen Admin Login Administrator ID e Enter the name for the Administrator here Spaces punctuation and special characters must NOT be used in the name The name is case insensitive case is ignored so you can not have 2 names which differ only by case Password The password for the Administrator Verify Password Re enter the password for the Administrator to ensure it is correct User Access Allow access by e Everyone Anyone can view the Video stream e Only users in database Allow viewing only by people in the user database If selected users will be prompted for a User Name and Password when they attempt to view the Video User Database User List This displays all users you have entered into the User database If you have not entered any users this list will be empty Buttons Use the Add Delete and Modify buttons to manage the user database 34 Add Modify User Screen This screen is displayed when the Add or Modify button on the User screen is clicked It is used to enter details of each user Add Modify User Liser Mame Liser Password t anfirm Password
59. on None Passphrase Key 1 Key 2 ew C Key 4 Figure 10 WEP Key Settings WEP Encryption Select the option used on your Wireless LAN Keys If using WEP the default key must match the key used on your other Wireless stations The other keys are optional You can enter the key value directly or generate a key by entering a string into the Passphrase field and clicking the Generate button 11 Click Next to continue to the following screen 8 This screen allows you to enter a suitable Description and set the correct Time Zone Date and Time Make any desired changes then click Next to continue Selected Camera Camera Settings sco51201 Device Name C051201 Description Eddy Camera Time Zone GMT 08 00 Taipei Local Date 05 i 28 2003 Local Time 7 os Pm Figure 11 Camera Settings 9 The next screen shown below displays all details of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera e Click Save if the settings are correct e Click Back to modify any incorrect values Selected Camera Camera Settings S 5 051201 Device 5 051201 Address 172 31 23 27 Subnet Mask 255 255 2550 Default Gateway 172 31 231 Local Date 05 28 2003 Local Time 19 09 00 Figure 12 Save Settings 10 After clicking Save you will see the screen below 12 Figure 13 Final Screen If desired you can click the Web UI button to connect to
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62. r the name and password assigned to you by the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera administrator When you connect the following screen will be displayed WirelessjNetworkiGamera View Video Administration Exit Use this interface to configure or monitor your Wireless Network Camera 2 gt Ld Device Name SC00f334 Description IP Address 192 168 0 3 Figure 49 Home Screen 55 6 Click View Video to see screen like the example below WirelessiNetworkiGamera Home View Video Administration Exit Figure 50 View Video Screen e If using Internet Explorer on Windows you may see a prompt regarding an OCX file like the example below You must install this OCX file in order to view the Video Click Yes Security Warning you want to install and run 1821 8 3 7 11 signed on 6 11 2004 11 14 and distributed by Sercomm Corporation Publisher authenticity verified by VeriSign Class 3 Code Signing 2001 Caution Sercamm Corporation asserts that this content is safe ou should only install view this content if you trust Sercomm Corporation to make that assertion O Always trust content from Sercomm Corporation Figure 51 ActiveX OCX Prompt e Video will start playing automatically There may be a delay of a few seconds while the video stream is buffered Note Viewers need
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66. rwarding Virtual Server entry tells the Router Gateway that incoming TCP connections on port 1024 should be passed to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera If necessary check the user manual for your Router Gateway for further details ze fa SN BN 5 gt Camera Server 192 168 0 1 Port Forwarding Virtual Server 192 188 0 124 LAN IP Address i Name Protocol Port LAN T 203 70 212 52 ntemmet IP Actciress Cable DSL Modem Remote Remote PC http 203 70 212 52 1024 http 203 70 212 52 1024 Figure 18 Connecting via the Internet 19 The Port for the Port Forwarding Virtual Server entry above is the Second Port number specified on the Network Note screen of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Viewing via the Internet Clients viewers will also need a broadband connection dial up connections are NOT recommended Using the Windows Viewing Recording Utility If using the Windows Viewing Recording Utility the details of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera must be entered on the nternet tab of the Add Camera screen Add Camera From Iuierusr Device Name Description Address ae ea eer Ina ed EE m ipt requirec i e bc as Ex Figure 19 Add Camera from Internet You can then select the camera in the Cameras list on the main screen and click View to establish a connec
67. s to start recording the current video stream While recording this button will be red To stop recording click the button again Stop This will terminate the connection to the camera halting both the viewing and the recording if in progress Snapshot Click this to take a single JPEG snapshot image of the current video You can use the Preferences to set the folder where these images are stored Audio This can be used to select the Audio stream which can be heard Only one audio stream can be selected at any time If the camera does not support audio or if audio is disabled on the camera this option is unavailable and a red X will cover this icon 2X Clicking this will set the viewing image to double size The icon will then change to icon below 1X Clicking this will set the viewing image to standard size The icon will then change to the 2X icon above 40 Files To view recorded video or snapshot still image pictures click the Files button under the Files panel on the main screen then select the desired option Recorded Videos Snapshot Pictures Figure 42 Files Dialog To view a list of all recorded files click the Recorded Video button you will then see a screen like the example below Recorded Files Start Time End Time IrApri5 15 C00c122 200414115 20044415 IrApri5 16 SC00c122 20044015 20044015 Figure 43 Recorded Files This list s
68. ser or Media Player can use this port number instead of the standard HTTP port 80 e If you already have a Web Server on your LAN then you should enable the Second Port and use this port number instead of port 80 e If enabled enter the desired port number to use for connections to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera The default is 1024 Using DDNS Dynamic DNS Many internet connections use a Dynamic IP address where the Internet IP address is allocated whenever the Internet connection 15 established This means that other Internet users don t know the IP address so can t establish a connection DDNS is designed to solve this problem as follows e You must register for the DDNS service with a DDNS service provider The DDNS Service provider will allocate a Domain Name to you upon request The DDNS settings on the Network screen above must be correct e The Wireless Ethernet Network Camera will then contact DDNS server whenever it detects that the Internet IP address has changed and inform the DDNS server of the new IP address The Check WAN IP Schedule determines how often the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera checks if the Internet IP address has changed This system allows other internet users to connect to you using the Domain Name allocated by the DDNS service provider 30 WEP Screen This screen is accessed by clicking the Configure WEP button on the Network screen An example WEP screen is shown below
69. ss Ethernet Network Camera will use the Channel set on the Access Point e For Ad hoc mode select the Channel you wish to use on your Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Other Wireless stations should use the same setting e If you experience interference shown by lost connections and or slow data transfers you may need to experiment with different channels to see which one 15 the best This shows the current WEP setting e This must match other Wireless stations on your LAN e Click the Configure WEP button to change the WEP settings if required Enable or disable the DDNS function as required Only enable this feature if you have registered for the DDNS Service with a DDNS Server provider Choose a service provider from the list Enter the host name Domain Name allocated to you by the DDNS Server provider Enter the login name for the DDNS account Enter the password for the DDNS account 29 Check WAN IP Schedule Options UPnP Second Port Set the schedule for checking if the Internet IP address has changed If the IP address has changed the DDNS Server will be notified Enable UPnP support if required If Enabled the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera will broadcast its availability using UPnP UPnP compatible systems such as Windows XP will then be able to detect the presence of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Enable this feature if required If enabled then HTTP connections using your Web Brow
70. ssions are encrypted using the Default Key Other wireless stations must use the same key value in the same position in their key table It does not have to be selected as the default key The other key values are optional and are used only for decrypting data This allows you to use different keys for transmitting and receiving if required 3l When inputting a key value follow these rules e For 64 Bit Encryption keys must be 10 characters For 128 Bit Encryption keys must be 26 characters Keys must be entered in Hex Hex characters F and 0 9 Image Screen This screen is displayed when the mage menu option is clicked WirelessiNetworkiGamera il sat Home View Video Administration Exit System Network image User E mail Status Video Settings Resolution 320 240 Image Quality Normal Power line frequency 60Hz for fluorescent lighting Adjustments Brightness Automatic Red 2 0 54 Default 32 e s2 0 64 Default 32 2 0 64 Default 32 Default Options Time Stamp Enable Text Display Enable Text Audio Enable Audio only with MPEG 4 Figure 27 Image Screen Data Image Screen Video Settings Resolution Image Quality Power line frequency Select the desired video resolution format The default resolution 1 set to 320 240 Select the desired image quality The default Ima
71. stration Access the Administration menu e Exit Terminate the connection to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera These options are explained in the following sections 24 View Video Screen This screen is displayed when you click the link View Video in your Browser Home View Video Administration Exit Figure 22 View Video Screen e You may see a prompt regarding an OCX file like the example below You must install this OCX file in order to view the Video Click Yes Security Warning Do you want to install and run http 4192 168 3 M etCamPlayerwv ebrl 1 gocs signed on 671142004 11 14 and distributed by Sercomm Corporation Publisher authenticity verified by VeriSign Class 3 Code Signing 2001 Caution Sercamm Corporation asserts that this content is safe You should only install view this content if you trust Sercomm Corporation to make that assertion Always trust content from Sercomm Corporation Figure 23 ActiveX OCX Prompt Video will start playing automatically There may be a delay of a few seconds while the video stream is buffered 25 Administration Menu Clicking on Administration on the menu provides access to all the settings for the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera The Administration menu contains the following options System Description Date Time and NTP e Network All network and Wireless settings Image Adjust the Vide
72. t TCP IP to add it You then need to select the new entry TCP IP gt Network card click Properties and configure the P Address tab e If your LAN has a DHCP Server you can select Obtain an IP Address automatically e Otherwise you must select Specify an IP Address and enter values for Address Subnet Mask and Gateway All devices your LAN must use compatible values Remember that each device needs a unique IP Address and the same Subnet Mask Problem 3 When I try to connect to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera I get prompted for a user name and password Solution 3 You SHOULD be prompted for a user name and password if trying to access the Administration menu Enter the Administrator ID and Password set on the User screen Problem 4 Solution 4 Problem 5 Solution 5 Problem 6 Solution 6 Problem 7 Solution 7 Problem 8 Solution 8 If you are just trying to view Video the User Name Password prompt indicates that the Administrator has restricted access to specified users Ask the Administrator for your User Name and Password I can t connect to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera using a Wireless connection 1 If a LAN cable is connected to the LAN port the Wireless interface is disabled Only one interface can be active 2 Check that your PC and the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera have compatible Wireless settings e Mode Infrastructure or Ad hoc must be correct e ESS
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77. tion and view live video See Chapter 5 Viewing and Recording for full details on using the Windows Viewing Recording utility Using your Web Browser If using your Web browser you need to know the address of the camera either the Internet IP address or the Domain name and the correct port number Enter the address of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera and its port number in the Address or Location field of your Browser Example IP address HTTP 7 203 70 212 52 1024 Where the Router Gateway s Internet IP address is 203 70 212 52 and the Second Port number on the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera is 1024 Example Domain Name HTTP mycamera dyndns tv 1024 Where the Router Gateway s Domain name is mycamera dyndns tv and the Second Port number on the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera is 1024 See Chapter 5 Viewing and Recording for further details of viewing Video using either the Windows Viewing Recording utility or your Web Browser 20 Motion Detection E mail Alerts The Motion Detection feature will send you an E mail when motion is detected If desired a short video file can be attached to the E mail The Wireless Ethernet Network Camera will compare consecutive frames to detect changes caused by the movement of large objects But the motion detector can also be triggered by e Sudden changes in the level of available light e Movement of the camera itself Try to avoid these situations The mo
78. tion detection feature works best in locations where there is good steady illumination and the camera is mounted securely It cannot be used outdoors due to the sensitivity of the CMOS sensor To Use Motion Detection E mail Alert Using the Web based interface on the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera select the E mail screen then configure this screen as described below Home View Video Administration Exit System Network Image User E mail Status E mail Alerts Enable Send E Mail Alert when Motion Detected E mail Address 1 4 EmailAddress 2 EmailAddress 3 Show From as 3 E mail address Subject 7 Outgoing Mail Server My Mail Server Requires Authentication Account Name Password Delay between E mails 10 7 minutes Motion Detection Sensitivity Normal Areas ofthe image to be examined Top Ire Left n n n Right Ja Bottom SelectAll Select None E mail Video Include Video No Video Length 2 7 seconds Figure 20 Motion Detection E mail Alert 21 To use this feature l 2 Check the box Send E mail Alert when Motion Detected Enter at least one 1 E mail address In the Show as field enter the E mail address you wish to display as the sender when you receive the mail This should be a genuine E mail address otherwise spam filters may block your mail Enter a suitable Subj
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81. w the IP address so can t establish a connection DDNS is designed to solve this problem by allowing users to connect to your LAN using a domain name rather than an IP address To use DDNS 1 Register for the DDNS service with a supported DDNS service provider You can then apply for and be allocated a Domain Name 18 2 Enter and save the correct DDNS settings on the Network screen of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera DONS DDNS Enable Disable Service Provider Wo dyndns crg Host Name fiest serooram dyndns org Account flashias Password Check WAH IP Schedule Every Hour starting at 12 oo Figure 17 DDNS Settings Network Screen 3 Operation is then automatic e The Wireless Ethernet Network Camera will then automatically contact the DDNS server whenever it detects that the Internet IP address has changed and inform the DDNS server of the new IP address e Internet users can then connect to your LAN using the Domain Name allocated by the DDNS service provider Router Gateway Setup Your Router or Gateway must be configured to pass incoming TCP HTTP connections from Viewers to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera The Router Gateway uses the Port Number to determine which incoming connections are intended for the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera This feature is normally called Port Forwarding or Virtual Servers and 15 illustrated below The Port Fo
82. wn users by requiring each user to login to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera with their individual username and password To Enable this feature 1 Connect to the Web based interface of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera See Chapter 4 Web based Management for details 2 Onthe Administration menu select User 3 Select the setting Allow access by Only users in database as shown below Home View Video Administration Exit System Network Image User E mail Status Admin Login Administrator ID administrator Password Verify Password User Access Allow access by Everyone C Only users in database User Database Q Add Modify Delete Figure 15 User Screen 4 add users to the database click the Add button and enter the name and password for each user Operation e When each user connects they will be prompted for their username and password They must enter the name and password defined on the User screen above e If using the Windows Viewing Recording utility the username and password be entered into the program so that users do not need to provide the login data each time 17 Video available from the Internet If your LAN is connected to the Internet typically by a Broadband Gateway Router and Broadband modem you can make the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera available via the Internet Wireless Ethernet Network Camera Setup T
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85. you trust Sercomm Corporation to make that assertion Always trust content from Sercomm Corporation Figure 48 ActiveX OCX Prompt e Video will start playing automatically There may be a delay of a few seconds while the video stream is buffered 54 Viewing via the Internet If the LAN with the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera is connected to the Internet and configured correctly you can connect to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera via the Internet See Making Video available from the Internet in Chapter 3 for details of the required LAN configuration To establish a connection from your PC to the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera via the Internet 1 Obtain the Internet address and port number of the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera from the Administrator Start your WEB browser In the Address box enter the following HTTP Internet Address port number Example using an IP address HTTP 203 70 212 52 1024 Where the Router Gateway s Internet IP address is 203 70 212 52 and the Second Port number on the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera is 1024 Example using a Domain Name HTTP mycamera dyndns tv 1024 Where the Router Gateway s Internet Domain name using DDNS in this example is mycamera dyndns tv and the Second Port number on the Wireless Ethernet Network Camera is 1024 If the Administrator has enabled the user validation feature you will then be prompted for a username and password Ente

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