2015-05-28Ambarella IE Browser User`s Manual V1.0
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1. Sharpness Saturation 192 168 10 88_1 192 168 10 88_1 15_2_26_10_1_1 15_2_26_10_49_ 4 esf 44jpg Toolbox I O lt File name N ihtm o Aines Turn on 0 Stream 1 Stream 2 Playback Figure 3 3 4 Setup 4 1 Basic setup 4 1 1 User User interface as figure 4 1 Y Basic Setup Users TCP IP Date amp Time gt Video amp Audio Users Administrator Change Password Verify Password gt Events Normal User 1 gt System Options Change Password gt Local Setup Verify Password gt About Normal User 2 Change Password Verify Password User Setting Enable AnonmousViewer Login no user name or password required Note If you won t change password leave password fields blank Figure 4 1 User could set two regular authorized user by login as administrator regular user has no right to configure IE interface if user chose this option that anonymity user could login camera with no user name or password to get image but anonymity has no right to do any configuration The setup would be affected after click the button of 14 E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual 4 1 2 Network The network setup interface as figure 4 2 Basic Setup Network Settings Users Oo TCP IP Date amp Time Bandwidth Settings 10m 100M gt Video amp Audio Auto gt Events IPv4 Address Configuration Obtain IP address via DHCP gt System Options O Use2. gt Events Firmware Version Ss P Firmware Date iia ei Web version gt Local Setup OCX Version ae ONVEF Version Model Sensor Type Device ID gt System Options Copyright C 2007 2014 All Right Reserved Figure 4 26 31 U E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Host Name Device Name Firmware Version Firmware Version Firmware Date Update date of Firmware Web Version Web Version OCX Version OCX Version CONVIF Version ONVIF Version Hardware ID Hardware ID Model Model of Camera Sensor Type Type of Sensor Device ID Device ID of Camera 32 ME Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Appendix 1 Network Interface of IP Camera The default network ports of IP camera are 554 Communication port audio video data transmission port talkback data transmission port TCP Multicast original port channel number t port ONVIF Appendix 2 Default Network Parameters Default network parameters Cabled Network IP Address 192 168 1 88 Data Port 554 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Web Port 80 Gateway 192 168 1 1 DHCP Off Wireless Network IP Address 192 168 1 160 Frequency Auto Gateway 192 168 1 1 Mode Auto Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 33 MEME Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Appendix 3 FAQs 1 Forget Password Solution There is a RESET button on the back panel of the IP camera press it with 10 seconds or above then loosen it 1 2 seconds Camera will resto
3. WINDOWS WebPlay Skipped tpcore dll Skipped VoiceEnc dil Skipped WebPlayer ocx Registering C WINDOWS WebPlay WebPlayer ocx Nullsoft Install System v2 46 Figure 1 4 E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Completing the Web Player 3 1 0 1 Setup Wizard Web Player 3 1 0 1 has been installed on your computer Click Finish to dose this wizard Figure 1 5 Remark The solving method for abnormal plugins installation While downloading and installing the plugins as figure 1 6 please fix the IE security level by following path IE tool gt Internet Option gt Security Level gt Manual Meanwhile you can fix the specification as figure 1 8 and 1 9 Internet Explorer Security Warning Windows has blocked this software because it can t verify the publisher Name WebCMS exe Publisher Unknown Publisher To help protect your computer Windows will block software when it cannot verify the publisher See how this helps protect your computer Figure 1 6 ME Network Camera IE Browser User Manual _ Select a zone to view or change security settings Localintranet Trustedsites Restricted sites Internet This zone is for Internet websites except those listed in trusted and restricted zones Security level for this zone Allowed levels for this zone Medium to High Medium high Appropriate for most websites Prompts before downloading potentially unsafe content Unsigned A
4. If the plugins installation has been terminated by figure1 10 please close the IE and click retry to install plugins normally p Web player 3 1 0 1 n am Installation Please wait you are installing Web Player An error occurred while trying to copy a file F Windows system32 hi_h264dec dll Click Retry to try again Ignore to proceed anyway or Abort to cancel installation Copyright 2015 Web player Figure 1 10 2 System Login After installed successfully please run the browser Internet Explorer and enter the IP address of IP camera the default IP address of IP camera should be 10 E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual 192 168 1 88 Access the login interface enter the user name password The factory default password admin click the login as figure 2 1 Login user Name I Password Figure 2 1 3 Live View Live view interface as figure 3 1 PTZ Camera 1 Po EE 20m a DQ EE rccis co Iris me EY Qo Speed e Toolbox Snapshot Record Stream 1 Stream 2 Playback Figure 3 1 On the Live View Page user can do Snapshot Record Playback Talk Listen Clear Alarm Log Search Full Screen PTZ Control switch between stream 1 and stream 2 etc 1 Network Camera IE Browser User Manual fm Flip Mirror E CHT 200m W iis 1O oe ao Speed Pfft fe fest Brightness Contrast Piss Auto v Sharpness C
5. Click the text color pan to choose the character color to 21 ME Network Camera IE Browser User Manual click the background color pane to choose the video displayed character color Click Save to apply the new setting 4 2 6 ROI Setting The ROI Setting as figure 4 11 gt Basic Setup ROI Settings Y Video amp Audio Image Appearance Video amp Audio Image Quality Edit Zones IR f Select Zone Mask Settings Quality gt i 3 ji OSD Settings Start Edit Start ROI Settings gt Events E i Add Zone Add gt System Options gt Local Setup gt About E Enable ROI Figure 4 11 Edit Zones Select Zone Quality Motion Normal Background Start Edit Add Zone Remove Zone Modify Zone End Edit Enable ROI Click to enable ROI Click Save to apply the new settings 4 3 Events 4 3 1 Motion detection The motion detection as figure 4 12 E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual gt Basic Setup Motion Detection gt Video amp Audio Image Appearance Y Events Motion Detection Edit Zones Select Zone Start Edit Start Alarm Settings Digital 1 0 gt System Options Add Zone Add Remove Zone Remove End Edit Sees RREY gt Local Setup gt About E Enable Motion Detection Sensitivity Figure 4 12 Select Zone Start Edit Add Zone Remove Zone Modify Zone End Edit Click to enable Motion Detection ensitivi To setup the sensitivi
6. Manual gt Basic Setup gt Video amp Audio gt Events Y System Options SD Card SMTP EMail FIP Maintenance gt Local Setup gt About SS Maintenance Restore Restore cone 3 setang s t J D Reset Cee Resets Upgrade J cmsrec Name J CorelDRAW X4 Pa a i H 192 168 10 88_115 2015 3 26 10 01 DeviceClient B fal 192 168 10 88 115 2015 3 26 10 49 flash ie T aa gt User Organization New fokler v lt f me aare File name N 192 168 10 88_115_2_26_10_49 v All files Tum on O Figure 4 21 Step Five Double click the update file or click the fie and then click the button of open as figure 4 22 gt Basic Setup gt Video amp Audio gt Events Y System Options SD Card SMTP EMail FIP Maintenance gt Local Setup gt About Maintenance Restart Restart _ QP Resets all parameters except the IP parameters to the original factory Restore Restore settings AR Resets all parameters to the original factory settings Reset Defa ults Upgrade DiUsenFW3230 WDR sys Upgrade Figure 4 22 Step Six After the Click the update after chooses the updating file path as figure4 23 29 U gt Basic Setup gt Video amp Audio gt Events Y System Options SD Card SMTP EMail FTP Maintenance gt Local Setup gt About Step Seven E Net
7. Seconds gt Events Image Properties Daytime Nighttime Brightness i Brightness gt System Options Sharpness Contrast gt Local Setup gt About Figure 4 5 Basic Settings Setup Flip on off Mirror on off AWB Auto Auto Ext 3000K 5000K 8000K WDR Off Low Middle High BLC HLC Exposure Settings Select the power line frequency 50HZ 60HZ to avoid image flicker 50HZ is suitable for PAL GOHZ for NTSC The minimum shutter speed is 1 8000s the maximum 1 30s Image Properties To setup Brightness Sharpness Contrast Saturation DNR Default cicam to reset all image quality to the factory default values Click Save to apply the new settings NOTE WDR is a feature that enables objects in both bright and dark areas to be visible 4 2 3 IR IR interface setting as figure 4 6 E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual gt Basic Setup IR Settings Y Video amp Audio egene Active Low v Video amp Audio IR Light Control Image Quality IR Light Brightness Color to Gray Lux I Gray to Color Lux Z Mask Settings 9 EWAN ILAK OCEA By IR v OSD Settings Siig oE ESR Active Low v IR ROI Settings gt Events gt System Options gt Local Setup gt About Figure 4 6 ICR Control Only works for the device with IR CUT and infrared lights for instance while you set the ICR control with active low which means the camera would be in night model with low level IR light
8. address of camera in the blank of browser Internet Explore for instance the default IP address 192 168 1 88 log in the device and download the Active X plugins as figure 1 1 Login Login i a a Figure 1 1 Manually download the Active X plugins or enter the password download the plugins as system instruction Internet Explorer blocked this website from installing an ActiveX control What s the risk I Install x Figure 1 2 Pop out the download dialog choose RUN or SAVE to download after download please double click the file of web player exe click the button of run and choose the corresponding language to install the plugging as figure 1 3 Installation should follow the figure 1 4 and the as figure 1 5 displaying that the installation is finished E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Welcome to the Web Player 3 1 0 1 Setup Wizard This wizard will guide you through the installation of Web Player 3 1 0 1 It is recommended that you close all other applications before starting Setup This will make it possible to update relevant system files without having to reboot your computer Click Install to start the installation Figure 1 3 installing Please wait while Web Player 3 1 0 1is being installed Registering C WINDOWS WebPlay WebPlayer ocx Skipped esfdmx plx Skipped g711dec plx Skipped hi264dec plx Skipped jpeadec plx Skipped RtspDmx plx Output folder C
9. for this zone Medium to High Medium high Appropriate for most websites Prompts before downloading potentially unsafe content Unsigned ActiveX controls will not be downloaded Enable Protected Mode requires restarting Internet Explorer Custom level Default level Reset all zones to default level Figure 4 19 Step Three find the including the local catalogue path while uploading the file to server enable it and click the confirm Close the IE and reopen it as figure 4 20 _ Miscellaneous A Access data sources across domains My Allow dragging of content between domains into separate wi _ Allow dragging of content between domains into the same wil Allow META REFRESH pi Allow scripting of Microsoft web browser control Allow script nitiated windows without size or position constr Allow webpages to use restricted protocols for active conten Allow websites to open windows without address or status bi Display mixed content Don t prompt for dient certificate selection when only one ce Drag and drop or copy and paste files Enable MIME Sniffing Include local directory path when uploading files to a server a i a ee ee a a i ing fles to a server Figure 4 20 Step Four Login the IE interface gt Setup gt System Option gt Maintenance click the Browse to pop out the local dialogue t choose the update file As figure 4 21 28 E Network Camera IE Browser User
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11. E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Network Camera IE Browser User Manual for Windows XP Win7 win8 win8 1 Document Version V1 0 Device Firmware version applicable 3 2 3 0 This Document should be applicable for AMBARELLA network cameras E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Preface Highly appreciated for using our network camera this series network camera is designed as integrated network camera by purpose of video surveillance which includes network box camera network infrared bullet camera network dome and network PTZ etc With adopting the high efficiency monolithic SOC it has been integrated as a media processor of video and audio capturing compression and transmitting The standardized compression of Main amp High profile makes sure the clear and smooth image transmitting Users could remotely control and get real time image over IE browser causes this series camera has the embedded WEB server inside These series cameras could be applicable for moderate small enterprises or family or any situations need the remote video surveillance or transmitting These cameras are easy installation and user friendly E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Declaration The content of current document could be a little different with the version you are using if you got any trouble that couldn t be helped by current document please contact with our technicians or local distributor Our company reserves the rig
12. OH WDR High v Saturation Toolbox Toolbox I O Event Log 4 i Snapshot b Play Input 1 System Log 05 16T09 29 327 192 168 123 102 22 Input 2 Figure 3 2 PTZ Function Click Up Down Left Right and adjust the speed of rotation etc To control PTZ Zoom in out Focus Iris adjustment etc are available as well see Figure 3 2 If the camera is built with Motorized Lens please click the button of to correct the lens automatically and make the image clear View Click to turn Flip Mirror on off and select the preferable mode of White Balance Auto Auto EXT 3000K 5000K 8000K select to turn WDR off or WDR as Low Middle High BLC HLC see Figure 3 2 To setup Brightness Sharpness Contrast Saturation DNR Click reset all the above parameters to original factory default values sten Click fal PC Displayed status after enabling Listen to turn Listen on the live sound can be listened at the end of Click MMA to turn Talk on the talk between PC and IP Camera can be ME Network Camera IE Browser User Manual performed after the talk device has already been installed in the IP Camera Displayed status after enabling Talk Snapshot Click Snapshot button of to take a snapshot of the current video image which will be stored in the snapshot path the snapshot pic should be JPEG format The path c Users user pictures also it is adjustable Record Click Record button to reco
13. User Manual gt Basic Setup Maintenance gt Video amp Audio Restart Restart v eal gt Events Restore FOOSE cee parameters except the IP parameters to the original factory m Resets all parameters to the original factory settings a System Options Reset Defaults p rigi x 9 SD Card SMTP EMail EE Psp Upgrade Maintenance Upgrade gt Local Setup gt About Figure 4 18 Restart Clicked to reboot the camera Restore Click to reset all parameters except the IP parameters to the original factory settings Defaults Click2t4 to reset all parameters to the original factory settings Upgrade Click Browse button and locate the correct upgrade file on your computer suffix as udf click Upgrade and then upgrade progress will be displayed in the page After the upgrade process has completed the IP camera will restart automatically Then wait approximately 60 seconds to access the IP camera for checking if the firmware is the upgraded version Notice Users should follow the below setup before use WEB to upgrade WEB Step One Tool gt Internet Option Step Two Security Internet amp Local internet gt Custom Level as figure 4 19 27 E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Internet Options Local intranet Trusted sites Restricted sites This zone is for Internet websites except those listed in trusted and restricted zones Security level for this zone Allowed levels
14. VBR adopts variable bit rate for encoding whereas CBR use constant bit rate by setting a target bit rate Low Bitrate This depends on demands of users to turn low bit rate on or off Max Bitrate Stream 1 and Stream 2 can be set in the range 512 8000Kbps 32 2500Kbps where a higher value will produce a better video stream but the more bandwidth will correspondingly be used up The bit rate should be set according to the actual bandwidth lf CBR Bit rate means the constant bit rate value of current encoding profile If VBR Bit rate means the maximum bit rate value of current encoding profile Max Frame Rate Set the frame rate per second in case the network condition is poor it s recommended to control the bit rate by lowering the frame rate to enable moving images to be streaming smoothly Key Frame Interval Key frame interval number could be set from 1 5 seconds Audio Status On and Off JPEG Enable JPEG resolution 1920x1080 320x240 quality 0 100 Audio Input Source Line in Microphone Input Gain 0 100 Output Volume O 100 Click Save to apply the new settings 4 2 2 Image Quality The image quality setting as figure 4 5 E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual gt Basic Setup ELROTEL S Y Video amp Audio Spine pe Basic Settings i agon V Mg Of ovy image Quay awe P BOR High Vv ch Exposure Settings Mask Settings Anti Flicker OSD Settings Min Max mn 8000130 Vv Vv ROI Settings 1 8000 1 30
15. control if IR light board is defaulted as high level active so the camera must set the high active and then the IR light would be enabled otherwise the IR light will not available IR light brightness Null Color to Gray Lux Set the color to gray lux Gray to color Lux set the gray to color lux Day Night Model Set the IR light model Auto detection color B W by time Switch on Level Auto photo resistance By photo resistance to detect the radiance To provide two kind model focusing on different manufacturers IR board 1 Active low while the photo resistance get the correct illumination that device will change to night model by low level 2 Active High while the photo resistance get the correct illumination that device will change to night model by High level By time Set the time of device changing to night or daylight model as figure 4 7 E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual IR Settings CA gA Active High Vv IR Light Brightness Color to Gray Lux Gray to Color Lux Z Day Night Mode To Day 30 Vie Figure 4 7 Auto Detection Device will judge if switch to Night version by the sensitization component as figure 4 8 IR Settings Keaen A Active Low vV GAR gA Active High vV IR Light Brightness Color to Gray Lux Gray to Color Lux BESALA EA Auto Detection YV AGC Threshold AGC Margin Smart IR Figure 4 8 Click Save to apply the new settings The device will r
16. ctiveX controls will not be downloaded Enable Protected Mode requires restarting Internet Explorer Default level Reset all zones to default level j Apply Figure 1 7 a NET Framework NET Framework reliant components ActiveX controls and plug ins Allow Activex Filtering Disable Enable 0 Allow previously unused ActiveX controls to run without pron Disable Lm Allow Scriptlets Disable Enable Prompt o Download signed ActiveX controls Disable Enable not pease Download unsigned ActiveX controls Disable recommended Enable not secure Prompt Figure 1 8 E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual _ Miscellaneous _ Access data sources across domains __ Allow dragging of content between domains into separate wi __ Allow dragging of content between domains into the same wi __ Allow META REFRESH __ Allow scripting of Microsoft web browser control __ Allow script nitiated windows without size or position constra __ Allow webpages to use restricted protocols for active conten __ Allow websites to open windows without address or status bi __ Display mixed content _ Don t prompt for dient certificate selection when only one ce __ Drag and drop or copy and paste files _ Enable MIME Sniffing _ Include local directory path when uploading files to a server d ading files to a server Figure 1 9 2
17. estart if the coding level is changed 4 2 4 Mask setting The Mask Setting as figure 4 9 20 U E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual gt Basic Setup Privacy Masks Y Video amp Audio Image Appearance Video amp Audio Image Quality IR Mask Settings OSD Settings ROI Settings gt Events Edit Zones Select Zone Start Edit Add Zone Remove Zone Remo gt System Options Modify Zone Modify gt Local Setup End Edit E gt About Enable Privacy Mask Figure 4 9 Select Zone Start Edit Add Zone Remove Zone Modify Zone End Edit Click to enable Privacy Mask Click to apply the new settings 4 2 5 OSD Setting IP Camera OSD setting as figure 4 10 gt Basic Setup OSD Settings Y Video amp Audio Image Appearance a Stream 1 Stream 2 Video amp Audio Image Quality E Enable Display Time Font Size IR Transparency Mask Settings oH Top Left Vv OSD Settings E Enable Display Text 1 ROI Settings itis a Font Size z gt Events f iniy Transparency z _ S esiein Top Right Vv gt System Options Text E Enable Display Text 2 Local Setup Font Size Transparency gt About ZEA Bottom Right V Text Color Back Color Note OSD text should be English alphabet number or GBK zh cn zh tw Figure 4 10 Stream 1 Stream 2 Click to enable Display Time Position Font Size Transparency Position Font Size Transparency Text
18. he SD card 4 4 2 SMTP Email The SMTP setting as 4 16 gt Basic Setup gt Video amp Audio gt Events Y System Options SD Card O SMTP EMail FIP Maintenance gt Local Setup b gt About SMTP EMail Settings Server Settings Mail Server a Host Name or IP user Name Sa Accounts Note 1 Normally Sender Account is the same as User Name for Server Settings if it not work asking your mail provider Note 2 For most mail server Sender Account amp Receiver Account SHOULD use full name Figure 4 16 25 Y ME Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Server Settings To setup Mail Server User Name Password Account Sender Receiver Account Click Save to apply the new settings 4 4 3 FTP The FTP setting as figure 4 17 FTP FTP Settings Y System Options SD Card SMTP EMail Figure 4 17 FTP is used to send recorded files and snapshots triggered by alarm to the specified FTP Server FTP Server the IP address of FTP Server FTP Port the Port of FTP Server User Name the User registered in the FTP Server Password the Password corresponded to User who registered in the FTP Server Remote Path the Path of FTP Server In case the path doesn t exist or is blank a new file will automatically be created in root directory of FTP Server Click Save to apply the new settings 4 4 4 Maintenance The maintenance setting as figure 4 18 E Network Camera IE Browser
19. ht to update the current document occasionally without notification Applicable Object The current document would be mainly applicable for below engineers system programmer staff Local technical support and maintenance staff system installation setup maintenance responsible staff Products operating user Document Appointed The IP camera in this document referred to AMBARELLA network camera Click click the left button of mouse once Double Click Double click the left button of mouse With square brackets 0 means table name menu name and datasheet such like PTZ Control E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Amendment Record Amendment record shall be available to record every relevant update of current document The newest version shall contain all updated content of previous documents Updated Date Amendment Description E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Catalogue 1 Download and install ActiveX cccccsssssssscccceeeeeeccccccceeeseesesssessssaceeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeens 6 PE 212 g em E 9 9 ee ee ent oni iene One pee E ne Ene er ene en Ree Deere one yee 10 3 Real TIME PLeVIOW sennae aneen E E E AE 11 A Vem raame SEUD seana EA E TAANE AE 14 Al BIS OUD a EE E E A E R 14 wll US e E E E E A E EE 14 de NGIWO Kees E ETO E TO EEE 15 Ako DeSeT 16 4 2 Videog 4 0 6 Re ee eR eee ne NT EEEE rE EEEE EE 16 A ZT ICO NO sessen E E E 16 422 Mage QUAY Ae ee en nee oe eee ee eee 17 AS
20. in the default IP address is 192 168 1 88 subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 Tx There is no sound while monitoring Possible Reason No audio input connection Solution Check audio connection of the host Possible Reason 2 the audio option of IP camera is off Solution Check audio parameter settings to see if you have opened the audio 8 Pro search software cannot find device Possible reason Pro search software adopts multicast protocol to perform searching But the firewall forbids multicast data packet Solution disable the firewall 9 Image processing does not work properly Possible Reason 1 system issue DirectX function is disabled which will cause slow display of images and abnormal color Possible Reason 2 hardware issue graphics card does not support image acceleration and hardware zooming functions For hardware issue the only solution is to replace graphics card Solution install DirectX image drive then Start gt Run7input DXDIAG as follows 35 E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual A Notice Enable DirectDraw speedup Direct3D speedup AGP veins speedup in DirectX function If they cannot be enabled that means DirectX installation fails or hardware not supportive 36
21. larm Linkage Settings e Snapshot Alarm Settings 9 aCA None v Output Y Events Digital 1 0 gt System Options Relay b Local Setup Initial State UoH Mono Stable v Delay III seconds 0 600 gt About Figure 4 14 Digital Input Input Active Low Active High Alarm Linkage Settings Snapshot can be set as None Snapshot Snapshot and Sent E Mail Snapshot and Send to FTP All Above Record can be set as None Record Record to FTP Output can be set as NONE Output to Port 1 Digital Output Initial State Open Close Mode Mono stable Bi stable Range of Delay from 0 600 seconds Click Save to apply the new settings 4 4 System Option 4 4 1 SD Card The SD card setting of IP Camera as figure 4 15 24 E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual gt Basic Setup gt Video amp Audio gt Events Y System Options SD Card SMTP EMail FIP Maintenance gt Local Setup gt About capacity left SD Card Information as Pee aam Management Figure 4 15 SD card status Capacity used the capacity used free the iles 4 Click to check the pictures or recording files in SD card meanwhile you can download this file from the SD card Management With camera powered on to click for plug in the SD card directly and you can find the SD card information after refresh to click for plug out SD card to click to format t
22. p Current Setting Synchronize with computer time BEICHE 2015 05 15 LUGHE 17 43 50 gt Local Setup gt About Synchronize with NTP server NTP Server 1 ies evan time buptnet edu cn Set manually Me Figure 4 3 Displaying the current time of camera e Select the local time zone from the Time Zone dropdown list 1e Mode Keep Current Setting Synchronize with computer time Synchronize with NTP Server to enter the host name or IP address is required if selected Set manually Click L Save to apply the new settings 4 2 Video amp Audio 4 2 1 Video Audio Setting The video audio setting as figure 4 4 gt Basic Setup Video Audio Settings Y Video amp Audio Video amp Audio Stream 1 Stream 2 JPEG Audio Image Quality IR eaa 1920x1080 V Mask Settings ao e EGA Main v OSD Settings ROI Settings gt Events DECRE CBR v Low Bitrate EACH S000 kbis sec 512 8000 lt lt 3500 gt System Options Max Frame Rate 30 frame sec 1 30 l lt lt 30 KeyFrame Interval P 2Seconds gt Local Setup Audio Status ON Vv gt About 16 Y MEG Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Figure 4 4 Stream 1 Stream 2 Resolution Set the resolution of image 1080P Stream 1 1920 1080 1280 720 Stream 1 720 576 720 480 640 480 320 240 Encoding Profile Select Main or High Profile according to demands of users Rate Control VBR and CBR are optional
23. rd the current videos the recorded videos will automatically be saved in the record path and format is H 264 The Path c Users user pictures also it is adjustable Play Click to play the recorded videos Stop Click lal to stop playing the live videos input 1 Input 2 With making the alarm input interface of camera short circuit the alarming led of input 1 and input 2 would be turn on The status before alarm triggered as and after triggered Relay ClickE52 and a clicking sound will be emitted by device itself to alarm Log Event Log Show the status of alarm System Log Show the status of login Others Click the button of would hide the interface module of PTZ View image tool box and I O etc Stream 1 To view real time videos in main stream to get the best quality of images Stream 2 To view real time videos in sub stream to lower the burden of network Full Screen Double click the left mouse button to view videos in full screen double click again or press ESC to cancel full screen view Record File Which is the function of video playback click the button of to access the local video recording path as figure 3 3 in this folder that you can chose the video or snapshot click the button of gt to play it which would be displayed on the right video window MR Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Camera 1 Brightness Contrast OLOR t J D gt User Organization New folder
24. re all default parameters Factory Settings user name and password are both admin A Notice Please don t press RESET if you are not a professional operator After reset all parameters will restore factory settings except for the physical network address 2 IP camera audio video function fails after abnormalities or abnormal power cut occur during upgrade core edition is V4 0 0 0 Backup file Solution Connect the power cord and network cable of IP camera press on RESET button and release it after 10 seconds system will run the back up programmer automatically After enter into the back up programmer upgrade system After upgrade completes the IP camera will work normally The back up programmer offers only upgrade and parameter setup functions audio and video functions are not available 3 No video image displayed in IE browser Possible reason ActiveX not installed Solution ActiveX must be installed when visiting IP camera for the first time via Internet Explore How to install Visit IP camera click file file download dialog will pop up select Run or Save to download Please reference the Activex install part to install the Activex 4 Fail to visit IP camera via IE after upgrade solution Delete the caching of Browser Steps Open IE click Tools select Internet Options click delete files button in Internet temporary files select delete all offline contents
25. the following IP address eee tesco 92 168 1 111 gt Local Setup E a es Subnet Mask BS elimer lacie hee 192 168 1 1 gt About DNS Configuration Jalsa ieee 192 163 1 1 e ame B ewe 192 168 2 1 Port Configuration HTTP Port RTSP Port Figure 4 2 Bandwidth Setting Set the bandwidth of camera and basing on the environment to choose the bandwidth of 10M 100M the factory default is automatically IPv4 Address Configuration There are two way to get the IP address for camera one is DHCP which would get IP address automatically from router the other is manual setting DNS Configuration DNS Address Device default DNS address 192 168 1 1 If the DNS address in unclear that please use 8 8 8 8 Port Configuration HTTP Port 80 RTSP Port 554 these are factory default values but can be specified if required Click Save to apply the new settings F remark The device will reboot after save the changing of Network parameter if the device is in local Area Network that user should be reminded of the IP address conflict E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual 4 1 3 Time amp Date The Time and Date setting as figure 4 3 Y Basic Setup Users TCPAP Date amp Time gt Video amp Audio Date amp Time Camera Current Time pes 2015 05 16 uA 09 44 31 Camera TimeZone ASCE MEO EA GMT 8 00 Beijing Hongkong Perth Singapore Taipei gt System Options Time Mode Kee
26. then click OK and re log in IP camera Ds The images do not smoothly Possible reason 1 The frame rate of IP camera is too low Solution Increase the video frame rate Possible reason 2 Too many users are viewing the images Solution Block some clients or reduce the video frame rate 34 E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Possible reason 3 The bandwidth is low Solution Reduce video frame rate or video compression bitrate 6 Fail to visit IP camera via IE browser Possible Reason 1 Network is disconnected Solution Connect your PC to network checking whether it works properly or not Check whether there is cable failure or network failure caused by PC virus until PCs can be connected with the command of Ping Possible reason 2 IP Address has been occupied by other devices Solution Stop the connection between IP camera and Network hook up IP camera to PC separately reset IP address according to the proper operations recommended Possible reason 3 IP addresses are in different subnets Solution Check IP address subnet masking address of the DVS and the settings of Gateway Possible reason 4 Physical address of network conflict with IP camera Solution modify the physical address of IP camera Possible Reason 5 Web port has been modified Solution Contact Network Administrator to obtain related information Possible Reason 6 Unknown Solution Press RESET to restore default settings then connect it aga
27. ty of Motion Detection ranging from 0 100 the bigger the value is the higher the sensitivity will be Click Save to apply the new settings 4 3 2 Alarm Setting The Alarm Setting as figure 4 13 a gt Basic Setup Alarm Settings Enable Alarm Output Duration Seconds 0 600 MD Interval EA Seconds 15 3600 Timing Alarm Interval 600 i Seconds 10 24 3600 Motion Detection Alarm Settings Gewn Aa None Ww Output Alarm Linkage Settings gt Video amp Audio Y Events Motion Detection Alarm Settings Digital 1 0 gt System Options gt Local Setup gt About acw a None v Output Figure 4 13 Output Duration ranges from 0 600 seconds Motion Detection 23 ME Network Camera IE Browser User Manual Interval 15 3600 seconds Timing Alarm Interval 10 24 3600 seconds Motion Detection Alarm Settings Snapshot can be set as None Snapshot Snapshot and Sent E Mail Snapshot and Send to FTP All Above Record can be set as None Record Record to FTP Output can be set as none Output to Port 1 Alarm Linkage Settings Snapshot can be set as None Snapshot Snapshot and Sent E Mail Snapshot and Send to FTP All Above Record can be set as None Record Record to FTP Output can be set as NONE Output to Port 1 Click Save to apply the new settings 4 3 3 Digital I O The Digital I O setting as figure 4 14 gt Basic Setup Digital I O Settings gt Video amp Audio Input Alarm On A
28. work Camera IE Browser User Manual E F WELLE ILLS Restart Restart AR Resets all parameters except the IP parameters to the original factory Restore Restore settings Racer Geren faults esets all parameters to the original factory settings Upgrade DiUsenFW_32 30 WOR gis Upgrade Figure 4 23 After update finished the interface would change to the login interface automatically as figure 4 24 Login ao m Figure 4 24 4 5 Local Setup 4 5 1 Local Setup Local Setup as figure 4 25 30 U E Network Camera IE Browser User Manual az 7 Local Settings gt Basic Setup Display Mode O Safe Mode Optimized Mode gt Video amp Audio gt Events Local Record Duration gt System Options Record Duration 10Minute s Y Local Setup Local Setup gt About Path Settings BE RELLA C Users tong Pictures SEPE ELUH C Users tong Pictures Software Downloads Figure 4 25 Safe Mode and Optimized Mode To set up a packing time for each local recording settings To specify the storage path where local recording and snapshot are saved If it doesn t exist in the local files the recording and snapshot will not be saved Click Download to download the latest software Click Save to apply the new settings 4 6 About 4 6 1 About The About interface of IP Camera as figure 4 26 gt Basic Setup About gt Video amp Audio Network Camera Information
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