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1. Fig 2 22 Exposure Config CCD Parameters JP Video parameters Day Night Mode J White Balance Step 2 Da y Nig ht Mode Exposure Mode Day jJ Day Might E Configuration A Day Night 5 e 44 n ight A Select Day Night or Auto EE modem Filtertime 2 Mode and adjust the value of Day gt Night Night gt Day and Filter time for yourneed Fig 2 23 Day Night Mode Config CCD Parameters ij Video parameters i white Balance 17 Exposure PowerLine BOHZ Step 6 Other Parameters pay mign v m z Configuration gas EPTZ Enable Select the value of Power Line ZZ aE Miror E PTZ and Local Output Fig 2 24 Other Parameters 2 User Manual of Network Camera Please refer to IVMS 4000 v2 0 introductor pdf for more detailed parameters configuration You can find the document in the PC Operating System after the installation of client software 4000 V 2 0 by selecting Start All Proograms gt IVMS 4000 v 2 0 gt IVMS 4000 v 2 0 28 User Manual of Network Camera Chapter 3 Access over Intemet 3 1 Access network camera with static IP When there isa static IP from an ISP open some ports such as 80 and 8000 ports in the router Then a usercan vist it through a web browser or client software via the intemet The steps for port forwarding are diffe2. 1 white orange white orange 1 2 Orange Orange Z 3 white green white green 3 4 blue blue 4 5 white blue white blue 5 6 green green 6 T white brown TT white brown 7 8 brown T brom 8 2 UTP between the network port of camera and PC Cross Cable 1 white orange white orange 1 orange orange gt lt 2 3 white green white green 4 blue blue 5 white blue white blue 6 green T white brown white brown 8 brown OO C A gt CO Ww
3. 3 4 and 5 When it is set to O the sensitivity is disabled Linkage The Linkage method can be selected to either Email link or Trigger alarm output 10 Configuration fY Parameters configuration Local confi gur ation P Remote configuration Basic information Channel parameters Y Display setting Y Video setting Y Motion detection Y Text Overlay 04 20 2010 Tue 20 52 05 zw Network parameters B Alarm parameters Deployment time EH User management Remotely upgrade Default Reboot device Fig 2 1 12 Motion Detection Zone Settings Configuration f Parameters configuration Local configuration M Fj Enable motion detection E Remote configuration ES Basic information Zone settings Linkage E Channel parameters Y Display setting Email link i Trigger alarm output Y Video setting Y Motion detection M Text Overlay ES Network parameters SS Alarm parameters Deployment time H Uzer management M Remotely upgrade Em BIETET ES Reboot device Fig 2 1 13 Motion Detection Linkage Settings 11 User Manual of Network Camera Channel Parameters Text Ovenay Setting Configuration Input the characters in the Text Infomation box and ig eee e define the OSD location in fe pe rete aan Basic information the image by setting the m V Hu Display setting XPositio n a nd YPo SILIO n Y Video setting IPcamera a nd the n se lec t the Y Motion detection Y Text Overlay checkbox of OSD Text D
4. 3 57 aun D 5B104HCDO UL UD DS2ED852FDD2DU7 0S2 BAAWR I8 SERIES 132 0 7 51 aunt D57204HQ01 20071130 ipsias cle depot cc ee s 3 SERIES 132 0 1 173 8000 052 0F1 61 30020070 version O20 SERIES 19 7 0 6 220 S000 057105H01 20071 226 VERSION O21 SERIES 132 158 5 23 aunt DS2CO802RF 0020071 See 22 SERIES 192 0 7 243 a000 DS2 DF1 6120020071 subnet mask 023 SERIES 192 0 7 155 8000 DS7104H0120071217 OBS 255 248 i cal eal O24 SERIES 132 0 7 81 ena DS2CD802FFDD200 7 O25 SERIES 132 0 3 214 eat DS2CLD852FD020071 IP address 026 SERIES 132 0 7 44 DUU O52 DF1 61 30020071 197 OD O27 SERIES 192 0 7 192 ena O52 DF1 61 30020071 028 SERIES Ves ERE ar ena D5 7204HU012007082 device port 029 SERIES 132 0 D 54 eu DS2CLD852FDO20071 um O31 SERIES 192 007 2535 DUU NVECOA02200 08242 ees 033 SERIES 132 0 7 244 ena O52 DF1 61 30020071 MAC Address O34 SERIES 132 0 4 38 agg 0560164 C022007121 O36 SERIES 192 0 3 58 agg D56104HC A0020070 037 SERIES 152 0 6 205 DUU DS61O4HC A0020070 038 SERIES 132 0 7 45 ena O05 108HI01 2007111 043 SERIES 132 0 2 232 eau DS2CLD852FDO2DU 70 O47 SERIES 192 06 252 eu D SB0nTHCDD2007121 050 SERIES 132 0 1 30 DUU DSS0024HLO2200711 modify cancel 053 SERIES 132 0 7 32 ena DSB101HFOD2n007111 O60 SERIES 192 0 7 2 agg DS6804HC A0020070 O61 SERIES 132 0 4 58 eg D S80 EHF SUz200 71 issue cest O63 SERIES 192 0 0 64 DUU DS8016HF S0220071 N65 SERIES 152 0 7 33 ena DSB101HCDD2n00710t Dk
5. D Y Y Video setting OSD Status Nontransparent amp unflickering e Y Motion detection M Text Overlay e Network parameters SS Alarm parameters SH Deployment time ER User management M Remotely upgrade a Default E Reboot device Fig 2 1 10 Display Settings User Manual of Network Camera Configuration CN Parameters configuration oes ed Fiz atio Local configuration ise Om Main stream El mS Remote configuration Rezolution UXGA Basic information SS Channel parameters Image Quality Highest Y Display setting Y Video setting Stream type Constant BitRate otio detertio Y Motion detection Mar Bitrate Custom M Text Overlay ers a parameters Multicast Address 0 0 0 0 ar Mar amete E EE RTSP Port 554 Me Deployment time SH User management B Remotely upgrade Default Sen Reboot device Fig 2 1 11 Video Settings Channel Parameters gt Video Settings Parameter mage Qualty REP Por User Manual of Network Camera Channel Parameters gt Motion Detection Setting Select the checkbox of Enable motion detection to enable this function Zone Settings Click Start draw button to draw motion detection zone by clicking and dragging the mouse in the live video image User is alowed to draw multiple motion detection zones in the same picture When all zoneshave been set click Stop draw to finish dra wing Sensitivity The sensitivity levelcan be set to 0 1 2
6. ER Network paraneters M Bn Alarm parameters After clicking Save to finish mE the settings the defined pu SE title will be displayed on Ba Default Reboot device the Ima g e Text Information XPosition YPosition Note The values of XPosition and oe 2 X YPostion refer to the pL J position relative to the ongin as the upper left comer of the image Network Pa ra meters Network CN r arameters configuration Setting em er E Remote configuration Set the IP Address Subnet 3 n 255 255 255 0 Mask Gateway and DNS Dis Hetwork parameters Y Hetwork setting e 0 0 0 0 Server of the network SEMINE M PTP E setting camera V DDNS setting b NiPsetting 04 20 2010 Tue 20 53 32 Camera 01 Fig 2 1 14 Text Overlay Settings Y E mailsetting ELE Alarm parameters Deployment time User management Bi Remotely upgrade Sa Default 9 Reb oot devi ce Fig 2 1 15 Network Settings User Manual of Network Camera Network Parameters gt PPPOE Setting Click the checkbox of Enable PPPOE to enable this function Input the PPPOE user name and password in the text box and then click Save to finish settings After reboot the camera will obtain a public IP address Network Parameters DDNS Setting Click the checkbox of Enable DDNS to enable this function The protocol type can be set to DynDNS or IPServer CN Farameters configuration l Local configuration E Enable PPP E BH Sa
7. O66 SERIES 132 0 D 54 agg DSS008HC S0420070 067 SERIES 132 0 1 33 eu D s8nn EHF SUz200 70 T 4 k Exit update device modify device successtullyl Inout new IP address subnet mask and port number and click save button If a dialog popsup showing saved successfully that means you have modified the configuration information if saving failed tums up click the cancel button to quit it O0 40 3f 6f 06 6d 4 Recover default password You can reset the password of the super user as 12345 in the case of a lost password Input certain validation code into the Resume default password box and click OK to finish the administrator s password initiating Note Password reset code can be obtained by the technicians from Hikvision after you provide the device Serial NO User Manual of Network Camera Appendix 2 Port Map Note The following setting is about TP LINK router TL R410 which is maybe distinct from other router s setting l Firstly select the router s WAN connection Type Asthe following Fig shows 108M Wireless Router WAN Model No TL WR641G TL WR642G WAN Connection Type Basic Settings User Name PPPoE 802 1X Dynamic IP e WAN BigPond Cable L2TP 2 Set the network parameter of the router as the below figure The setting includes subnet mask and gateway 108M Wireless Router LAN Model Mo TL WR641 G TL WR 642G MAC Add
8. address when alarm Y PPPOE setting event occurs 2 Input the SMTP server SMTP NL ES Alarm parameters port username password bells Deploynent ine E mail senderand receiver Eum Me Remotely upgrade and finally click Save to S finish E mail settings T Email setting SMITE Fort Fi g 2 1 21 E mail Settings User Manual of Network Camera Alam Parameters Alarm Input Setting Set the type of Relay Status to NC orNO The Linkage method can be selected to E mail link or Ingger alam output Alarm Output Alam Output Setting The Output Delay refers to the length of time that the relay remains in effect after alam occurs The output delay time can be set to 5sec 10sec 30sec Imin 2min 5min 10min or Manual manually disable Alam Deployment Time The Deployment time can be st to a day of the week orto all week with a penod configurable for each day Note The alarm deployment time setting is valid only when the Camera has already been configured with the motion detection alam input and alarm output functions Freview i Parameters configuration Local confi guration E Remote configuration Basic information HE Channel parameters B ES Network parameters BH ES Alarm parameters Y Alarm input Y Alarm output ES Deployment time H User management E Remotely upgrade SS Default Reboot device Configuration Alarm input setting Relay status Linkage Email lin
9. double click the device name in the left tree to view the live video iVMS 4000 H Preview Playback e M ap 20104E 02 H 27 D BEES EE Logs Setup Userchikvision Fig 2 18 Preview 2 2 3 Sensor Parameters Configuration For viewing better image you can setthe parameters of the camera and operate asfollowing 25 User Manual of Network Camera Step 1 Right click in the preview window and click Config Sensor Parameters then the Config Sensor Parameters box will pop up Fig 2 19 Sensor Parameters Config CCD Parameters Step 2 Video Parameters White Balance amp Exposure Brightness y Co nfig uration p Day Might Contrast Adjust the value of Brightness Saturation l en Contrast Saturation Hue ae l n E x 7 i Sharpness and Gain for your Ee ain r need which can be set from 1 to l 100 Fig 2 20 Video Para meters Config CCD Parameters J Video parameters White Balance J White Balance P Euren Step 3 White Balance Configuration Ia JP Other Select the mode to Autol or Offyou re your need Fig 2 21 White Balance 26 User Manual of Network Camera Config CCD Parameters J Video parameters P White Balance Je Exposure Exposure time 1 60 20000us Jj Day Night n d SRT Step 4 Exposure Configuration Other m T Select Exposure time and Ins mode for your need
10. 00 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 Devicetype IP address Device Serial No a DS6104HC100200707 DS 104H01 20071224 D57204H012007113C DS6104HC 40020070 DS 204H01 2007082 DS2 DF1 613002007C DS61 1HF002007072 DS2 DF1 613002007C DS 204H01 20070902 DS6104HC00200708 DS6102HF 40020071 DS6804HC 40020070 DS6102HF002007101 DS2 DF1 6130020071 DS6101HF 40020070 DS2CD852F 00200712 DS2CD852F 0020070 DS2CD852F 00200712 DS6104HC002007032 D57108H012007122 DS6104HCI SD00200 DS6104HC00200703 DS2CD852F 00200705 DS2 DF1 6130020071 DS61 1HF002007111 DS2CD802PFO020071 NVECO402200708242 DS8016HC022007121 D57104H0120071217 Fig 1 3 Select the device and set its IP address and mask at the same network segment with the PC Forthe detailed introduction of SADP please referto Appendix 1 Note The network camera is set with the factory default IP address of 192 0 0 64 the port of 8000 the superusername of admin and the password of 12345 Device Serial Number DSB104HCD020070824BCCH 10 version VERSION subnet mask 255 255 248 0 IP address 1322 0 7 39 device port MAC Address 00 40 36 35 d3 5b please input password modify Resume default password Jed User Manual of Network Camera Chapter 2 Network Access
11. 2 0 7 243 on 0S2 DF1 61 30020071 Mis SERIES 1820 358 on DEE HF ADD2D0070 Where SERIES 19200 4214 on ps2cDa52F n20071 BEER SERIES 182 0 3 211 on D52CD852FD020070 e bsp gcn SERIES 182 0 0 64 anon DS2CD852FO0020071 EMT m SERIES 192 0 1 101 Side DEI O4HCooZ00703 E SERIES 192 0 6 220 S000 D57108H012007122 SERIES 132 0 7 200 DUU DOSS1TO4HCI SO00200 SERIES 192 0 3 57 DUU DST O4HCOOZ00F 09 modify cancel SERIES 192 0 5 206 DUU DS 4200 e52F 00200702 SERIES 132 0 7 132 ent DS52 DF1 B130020071 SERIES 132 0 7 135 DUU DS61O1HFOO2007111 e A SERIES 132 158 5 23 enn ER SAS UE HIEMER SERIES 192 0 7 253 DUU NVvELDDADZDU 08242 DE SERIES 132 0 4 38 DUU DSSO1BHCO2200F1 21 SERIES 132 0 7 195 DUU DG 104H01 20071 21 4 k Modify device information Select the device that needs modification in the device list then basic information of the device will be demonstrated in the information column on the 34 User Manual of Network Camera night Click modify button to activate IP address subnet mask device port editing and password validating box asfollows Select the device that needs modification in the device list then basic information of the device will be demonstrated in the information column on the nght Click modify button to activate IP address subnet mask device port editing and password validating box asfollowing Device type IP address Device Serial Ma m Device Serial Number M SERIES 192 0
12. After hardware installation user can view live video and configure parameters for the network camera including IP address subnet mask and port number etc The following two methods can be used to accessthe camera l View live video and configure parameters over IE browser 2 View live video and configure parametersover client software 2 1 Access over IE Browser wr Favontes New Tab T Q m s Page e Seye Took O amp d Before accessto the camera over E EE IE browser user should adjust the se C u nty le ve l Imenet Local ntenet Trusted tes Restricted Open the IE browser and set the secunty level to Low in Tools m IntemetO ptions Security C ustom Ree nce or ELT Level and enable Activex EES oa eri Control and Plug in directly as ST I emm well Ox Cancel i intemet Protected Mode Off jy 1004 e Fig 2 1 1 Adjust the Security Level User Manual of Network Camera 2 1 1 Live View Le Die ings Wind bes fopin EH 174 E ep X m Step 1 Install Active X Control and Plug in Inout the IP address of the network camera and press Enter then click the mention boxthat pop up Dos W Sexe Foonecued Wee De i 15 Figure 2 1 2 Tips of ActiveX Control Installation co e E 11285800 RIA ip 1 j b oT DI F cat bpm iB lhe Lage i m me r Femme 8 Ten serrate ep bo ue Hep Polla ph cm PC Enait dator Coben Licduie hom Krach esia pubithan E ou fal Ue
13. Fig 2 1 27 Modify User modification Note Ihe user admin can only be modified with its password 17 User Manual of Network Camera Configuration Remote Upgrade EE Click Browse to select deet lt lt es EEN the local update file oe and then click Upgrade EE Update status Network parameters to finish remote Meu UU Deployment time u D d ra d e User management fi Remotely upgrade Default Remotely upgrade Reboot device Restore Default Fig 2 1 28 Remote Upgrade Select Full Mode or Basic M O d e to re sto re the revi Configuration d efa u It setting S CN Parameters configuration Note um adde m 8 gehts ani aces Restore the default settings The Fu ll M O d e refe rs to Basic information restore all parameters to EE Network parameters the factory default re Deployment time settings EE The Basic Mode refers to Garer restore the parameters to Reboot device factory default settings except IP address subnet mask gateway and port Fig 2 1 29 Restore Default Reboot Device Click OK to reboot the Wof Local configuration netwo Kk C d me ra P Remote configuration Bartart a Basic information Channel parameters ok Network parameters Alarm parameters Deployment time User management Remotely upgrade Default Reboot device Fig 2 1 29 Reboot Device 2 1 2 3 Advanced Configuration Note This chapter isapplicable to professional configuration 18 Us
14. INTEL915 945G And the graphics driver must support hardware scaling function iVMS 4000 v2 0 Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for Step 1l NS Ate OI Double click Client Software e Setup exe in the Windows Operating System The Prepanng Setup dialog box will automatically pop up as shown n Fig 2 6 lt Back i Next gt Cancel iVMS 4000 v2 0 Customer Information Please enter your information Please enter your name and the name of the company For which vou work Step 2 User Name Input the User Name and m C O mpa ny Na me d nd then C lic k Company N ame Next LN Fig 2 7 Customer Information User Manual of Network Camera i VMS 4000 v2 0 Choose Destination Location Select folder where setup will install files Step 3 Install iv MS 4000 v2 0 to e i C Program Filesi biS 400042 0 Select the destination folder and MER click Next to enterthe next step InstallShield Cancel Fig 2 8 Ready to Install the Program iVMS 4000 v2 0 Ready to Install the Program The wizard is ready to begin installation Step 4 H Click Install to begin the installation C lic K Insta Il to sta rt insta lla tio n till Rind to review or change any of your installation settings click Back Click Cancel to et finishing the installation InstallShield Fig 2 9 Insta lla tio n iVMS 4000 v2 0 InstallShield Wizard Complete m d The InstallShield W
15. Network Camera User Manual Thank you for purchasing our product If there are any questions or requests please do not hesitate to contact the dealer This manual appliesto Network Camera This manual may contain several technical incorrect places or printing emors and the content is subject to change without notice The updates will be added to the new version of this manual We will readily improve or update the products or procedures descnbed in the manual User Manual of Network Camera Safety Instruction These instructions are intended to ensure that the usercan use the product correctly to avoid danger or property loss The precaution measure is divided into Wamings and Cautions Wamings Serious injury or death may be caused if any of these wamings are neglected Cautions Injury or equipment damage may be caused if any of these cautions are neglected Wamings Follow these safeguards Cautions Follow these precautions to prevent serious injury or to prevent potential injury or death material damage A Wamings 1 In the use of the product you must strictly comply with the electrical safety regulations of the nation and region 2 Source with DC 12V or AC 24V Whether supporting AC 24V lies on the specific camera model according to the IEC 60950 1 standard Please referto technical specificationsfor more details 3 Do not connect several devicesto one poweradapterasan adapter overload may cau
16. Remote configuration FFFOE User Hame Basic information D Ge Channel parameters PEPOR Password LE Network parameters Y Network setting Y PPPDE setting Y DDWS setting Y HIFsetting Y E mailsetting B ER Alarm parameters Deployment time User management 33 Remotely upgrade Defanlt Reboot device Fig 2 1 16 PPPOE Settings Configuration CN Parameters configuration Local confi guration El Enable DIHS E Remote configuration BJ Basic information E Channel parameters E Network parameters M Network setting M PPPDE setting WM DDS setting Y HiFsetting E mailsetting Domain Hame EG Alarm parameters ES Deployment time ER User management Eu Remotely upgrade ES Default ER Reboot device Fig 2 1 17 DDNS Settings 12 13 User Manual of Network Camera If the protocol type is ka TUAE selected to DynDNS p le a SE In p ut the Se ve r Local configuration Enable DIHS d e B S 9 b gir See GE S rotocol lype DynDNS me m b e rs d yn d NS O TO Basic information a H W Channel parameters Srey EE The User Name and fi Network parameters Password refer to the user Ve Se name and password Y DINE setting e registered in the DynDNS Victim RE website Ba co parameter ine Device Name Teens ee to the domain name EN Renotely upgrade applied in the DynDNS ie D Sa Reboot device website EN Parameters configuration Port Fig 2 1 18 DynDNS Settings Configuratio
17. amic IP 29 ADDendbclsADPIDHOQUCLIOE WEE 33 eene WE ZPO MaD ensani E 35 ADDehdbc3 PIN DETINMON EEN 37 User Manual of Network Camera Chapter 1 Network Camera Connection Two methodscan be used to connect between network camera and PC shown as below Network cable ae vo Network Camera Computer Fig 1 1 Cross Line Connection Network Camera Computer Fig 1 2 Direct Line Connection Before visiting network camera over network user should acquire its IP address first SADP is a software tool which can automatically detect Hikvision s network device in the LAN and give the device s information like IP address mask port number device serial number software version etc shown as Fig 1 3 User Manual of Network Camera SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES SERIES 192 0 0 64 182 0715 182 0 7 51 192 0 3 58 192 0 2 57 192 0 7 202 192 0 4 85 192 0 1 179 132 0 7 23 192 0 7 39 192 0 4 237 192 0 7 2 192 0 1 89 192 0 7 243 192 0 3 59 192 0 3 214 192 0 3 211 192 0 0 64 192 0 1 101 192 0 6 220 192 0 7 200 192 0 3 57 192 0 3 206 Len Lg Ez na 192 0 7 135 192 168 6 29 1920 7 253 132 0 4 38 192 0 7 155 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 80
18. d of software which can automaticaly search network speed dome in LAN User can modify the IP address subnet mask and port of the device without visting IP address of the device Additionally password of the super user in this device can be recovered as default SADP software needsto support SADP so we should install WinPcap at first which is placed atthe directory of SADP software Search active devices online After instaling WinPcap double click sadpdlg exe The software will start to search active devices in LAN and device type IP address Port number Device Serial No subnet mask MAC address the numberof channels main control and encoding version and device initiating time are showed in the list as following Devicetype IP address Device Serial Ma a SERIES 132 0 0 54 DUU DSB104HCIDO2 OC 707 Device Serial Number pag1u4Hc n2n z sz4BLcLcH 1L SERIES 192 0 7 15 S000 D57104H0120071224 SERIES 192 0 7 51 S000 DS 7204HO1 200711 3 ree SERIES 192 0 358 8000 D56104HC ADB20070 VERSION SERIES 192 0 257 8000 D57204H012007082 SERIES 192 0 7 202 8000 D52 DF1 613002007 subnet mask SERIES 192 0 4 85 8000 D56101HF D2007072 255 255 SERIES 192 0 1 179 S000 D52 DF1 61 30020070 SERIES NEES HEEN 20070302 IP address S61 04H COU 200 08 192 0 SERIES 192 0 4 237 S000 DSET02HF ADD2DUr1 SERIES 192 0 7 2 on DSEBD4HC ADO20070 deste SERIES 182 0 1 88 on OS61O2HFOO2007101 S SERIES 18
19. ed di ed a THE Fig 2 14 Device Management Add Area Add Area Area Information E Fig 2 15 Add Area Area Mame Upper Area Marne 29 User Manual of Network Camera Preview Playback Map Step 4 Right click to add area add stream media add device Right click the area that you add Sr and then click Add Device to Add Stream Media Server add network camera Add Device Export all device config files Add Area Import config files to all device Delete Node Input Device Name for your need Select Normal IP from Register Mode Add Device Input network camera s IP in Vue ey Device Name Redister Mode Mama el Device IP e g 192 0 0 64 Port SE wm n ag SOOO Use r N ame a d min Username Password tc Passwo rd 12345 Protocol Stream Main Stream Se le C t TC p i UTP i M C A ST or DNS Address Multicast C a a E a n erial Number RTP in Protocol for your need Se Select Main Stream or Sub Stream in Protocol for your need Finally click OK to finish settings ng ene Oe vies 24 User Manual of Network Camera iVMS 4000 Preview Playback ET Right click to add area add stream media add device Sort by camera Sort by group T eg 7133 Device Management m Local Settings d Recording Feature A Alarm Link User Management Fig 2 17 Camera Adding Completed Step 5 Click the Preview and then
20. er Manual of Network Camera Wal New Tab Windows Inemet Epor RENI 1 Input the IP address of the re Eden network camera and config Bhttp 192 0 0 64 confi Such as See http 192 0 0 64 c onfig GEES IE wi cgo td r D maps me c PR S9 dod We LO Ll up Pepan iB Us Lang 2 Input the Usemame default admin Password IP Camera default 12345 and Port default 8000 of the camera and then click Login 3 Then there wil show a Remote config dialog which has more advanced settings including schedule record HDD settings and so on Please refer to Client Software 4000 v2 0 ENG pdf for a more detailed parameters configuration You can find the document in the PC Operating System after the installation of client software 4000 v 2 0 by selecting Start gt All Programs gt client software 4000 v 2 0 19 User Manual of Network Camera 2 2 Access over Client Software 2 2 1 Client Software Installation Note It is recommended to use the computer adopting INTEL P3 P4 C4 Core4 CPU and the Intel chipset motherboard of well known brands Asus Gigabyte MSI ECS and INTEL etc to ensure the stability of the system Aftertesting the following models of the cument graphics cards support the installation of the client software ATlRadeonX1650 X1600 X1550 X1300 X800 X600 X550 HD2400 HD2600 NVIDIA GeForce 8600G T 8500G T 8400G S 7600 7300LE 6600LE 6200LE and
21. izard has successfully installed Step 5 WMS 4000 v2 0 Click Finish to exit the wizard Click Finish to close the dialog box Fig 2 10 Done User Manual of Network Camera 21 After the client software has been installed you can find the remote client software through Start gt Programsfrom your PC 2 2 2 Live View After the installation of client software IVMS 4000 v2 0 there is a short cut icon named MMS 4000 v2 0 on computers desktop Please double click IW MS 4000 v2 0 to run the software Step 1 Used forthe first time User needs to register an administrator if the software is used forthe first time Input User name Password Vernfication and click OK then user can log in as the administrator User login Input User Password and click Login to enterthe GUI window of the software Register administator Please create an administator for login sername Password Verification Fig 2 11 Register Administrator User Login N ser Password Automatic Login Fig 2 12 User Login User Manual of Network Camera iVMS 4000 Playback Map Preview 22 Step 2 Click Setup to enter the configure mode and then click Device Management Step 3 Right click the left area and then click Add Area Input Area Name foryourneed and then clickOK to add area VMS 4000 Frasi Pinback e ge ek add ern bb
22. k E Trigger alarm output Fig 2 1 22 Alarm Input Settings Y Parameters configuration Local conti guration E Remote configuration fe Basic information ES Channel parameters H Network parameters ES Alarm parameters Y Alarm input y E Deployment time H User management Remotely upgrade ES Default Reboot devi Ce Configuration Alarm output setting utput delay Fig 2 1 23 Alarm Output Delay Settings Configuration ki e lon Set motion d E n d E Lo e x ki ne k 3 Dd e ci E E Fig 2 1 24 Alarm Deployment Time Settings 15 16 User Manual of Network Camera User Name IP Address Binding MAC Address Binding 0 0 0 0 00 00 00 00 00 00 Fig 2 1 25 User Management User Management When the curent login user is admin it is allowed to create other users Up to 15 users can be created Refer to Fig 2 1 25 Add User Click Add to enter the settings interface as shown in Fig 2 1 26 Ee root 0o0o Input the user name iib IAC Address password IP address EE MAC address and then select user type Finally click OK to finish the user Fig 2 1 26 Add User addition Modify User Click Modify to enterthe settings interface as shown in Fig 2 1 27 i User Name hik Password essees O It is allowed to modify he user name EE password IP address User type MAC address and then select user type Finally click OK to finish the user
23. k camera with a dynamic IP therefore users Should register with a dynamic DNSservice provider Such as DynDns com Domain name resolution contains nomal domain name resolution and private domain name resolution First we will introduce normal domain name resolution 1 Normal Domain Name Resolution Domain Name Resolution Server Port Map Network aah Network _ cable x cable K A Router with Computer Network Camera Dynamic IP Fig 3 6 Normal Domain Name Resolution Apply a domain name from a domain name provider then view the camera via the applied domain name If the camera connects to the intemet via a router users should port forward the router Please referto Appendix 2 Input domain names in the client software or IE to view the network cameras Take 3 User Manual of Network Camera the client software configuration asan example iVMS 4000 a Userchikvision Preview Playback v METS Setup Help Right click to add area add stream media add device Sortbycamera Sort by group Device Management SS Local Settings 2 Add Device Recording Feature Device Information Device Name DS 7133 E Register Mode Normal Domain Domain Name ipc gicp net Port 8000 Alarm Link Username admin Password Protocol TCP v Stream main Stream D DNS Address Multicast 3 User Management Serial Number Fig 3 7 Selecting Normal Domain Mode User Manual of Network Camera 2 Pri
24. mur i rm E Network Camera Modem Com s Fig 3 4 AccessIPC through PPPoE Dail up This camera supports the PPPoE auto dial up function connecting the camera to a Modem for dial up access to an ADSL network to get a public IP address First through local network access to the network camera select Configure Right Clickthe Device Remote Configuration and finally select PPPoE Settings under Network Paramters to fill in the PPPoE user name and password and confirm the password Please restart the network camera after completion of configuration Then the network camera can obtain a dynamic IP from an ISP operation business However the obtained IP address is dynamically assigned via PPPOE so the IP addressalways changesaccompanied with modem rebooting 30 User Manual of Network Camera iVMS 4000 a Preview Playback Map Setup Help Userhikvision Right click to add area add stream media add device Sort by camera Sort by group Remote setting mation n Zei Versi 83 Channel Parameter jw Enable PPPOE bp Display Settings amp Video Parameter j Schedule Ned DDNS IP Motion Detection Recording Feature amp Video Lost amp Video Tampering j Video Mask amp Text Overlay 7 Network Parameters j Network Settings amp PPPOE Settings Zei DINS Settings g NIP Settings User Management amp NFS Settings E Update Remotely Fig 3 5 PPPoE configuration Dialog box It is inconvenient to view a networ
25. n EN Parameters configuration ES Local confi guration Enable DINS GR Remote configuration If the D ro to C O typ e IS Basic information selected to IPServer ub ee E UE m ES Network parameters plea Se input the Server Y Hetwork setting GS Ad d ress of the IPSe Ive r Y PFPOE setting Weer Hame Y IIHS setting Y NIPsetting Password Y E mailsetting Domain Hame El i Alarm parameters ES Deployment time User management Remotely upgrade Default Reboot dewice Fig 2 1 19 IPServer Settings 14 User Manual of Network Camera Network L z Conti guration Parameters gt DDNS CN Parameters configuration Setting H Local confi guration Enable HTP Click the checkbox of B B Remote confi guration ee Enable NTP to enable this G ne i function Input the Server ER Hetwork paraneters Addressand Port of NIP Network setting If the public network is WEE applied please input the Y WTPsetting NIP Server Address with k provision of time sync B service e g Bl User management 210 72 145 44 zo eis In the private network is EN Reboot device applied the NTP software Fig 2 1 20 NTP Settings can be used to establish NTP serverto achieve time synchronization NTP setting Network Bayi i Lo Pana hie Parameters gt E mail SC Setting Local configuration Eur NM Through E mail settings the gir Pid an a la m messa Q e can be M e E User Name sent to the designated SE E mail
26. ptured The default directory for saving captured files is User Manual of Network Camera 2 1 2 2 Remote Configuration Basic Information In the Basic Information settings interface user Is allowed to set the Device Name and Device ID as well as view the information of IP camera including Device Description Device Location MAC address Device Type Device SN Firmware Version and U boot Version Channel Parameters gt Display Setting According to different requirements enable the display of Date amp Time and Week by clicking the checkbox Different date formats can be selected The OSD Statuscan be set to transparent amp flic kering transparent amp unflic kering nontra nsparent amp flic kering Or nontransparent amp unflickenng cy Parameters configuration Conti gur ation asic information ES c3 ed Fiz at 1 D Local contigur a7 1 OIL EE Hame IP CAMERA E Remote configuration D Ge Channel parameters El Gi Network parameters H Alarm parameters Deployment time fe User management W Remotely upgrade ES Default ES Reboot device Firmware Version CO CO U B oot Var Ki 1 OIL Fig 2 1 9 Basic Information ence GE Freview Log Lonfiguration quum T Display setting CN Parameters configuration i nca co ZA ratio d EEN ETT NET T E Remote configuration Teek Basic information EH Che el parameters FEM Chonnal par anete Tes ee XX OCXXXX M
27. r erika qnc Her ed oe aed end bo Mice E run eh Ferr Step 2 Click Run to install the ActiveX control P Dona dg Fresa Potere lag Cue Fig 2 1 3 Install the ActiveX Control Wb um Lipa rins paierai Troes 2 ac GO sg ITEE SAJI EEN alx US Step 3 St Frage D Lege D e D m Pees iye Tech e Ge Io Input the Usema me default admin Password default 12345 and Port default 8000 of the camera and then click Login IP Camera Duns B Ferra Protec Made OF AI Fig 2 1 4 Login Interface User Manual of Network Camera Step 4 After successful login user is allowed to view the live video Refer to Figure 2 1 5 ie gege http 172 6 59 209 doc en preview asp yip Favorites 99 Real Preview x E AERE 400 818 7888 IP Camera Preview Green Magenta 2 TOOO0 TE REI 3 WZ FANNI T TS Done Internet Protected Mode Off fay Q105 v Fig 2 1 5 Live View Page Icons on Live View Page Digital Zoom Click mouse in the desired postion of live video image and scroll the mouse to realize Zoom in and zoom out function User Manual of Network Camera Video Parameters Saturation 0 100 configurable Hue 0 100 configurable Gain 0 100 configurable Exposure time 0 40000 configurable EM Restore default Fig 2 1 6 Video Parameters PTZ Control Click PIZtag in the main interface of the live view page to ente
28. r the PIZ control panel shown in Fig 2 1 7 and re clicking PIZtag again will hide the panel Use the directional buttons to control the pan tilt movement and drag the side bar to adjust the speed from level 1 to 7 with the default speed of level 4 Licht G Preset 01 Click button to start auto scan Fig 2 1 7 PTZControl and re click it to stop scan Click the functional buttons to realize zoom focusand iris control Select a preset number and click E button to call preset User Manual of Network Camera 2 1 2 Parameters Configuration Click Configuration to enter the Parameters Configuration interface 2 1 2 1 Local Configuration Configuration EN Parameters configuration omg CO Fiz atio Local configuration Fretoeel tee Cp E Remote configuration roe EE Stream type Main stream Me Channel parameters Du UAE do ie Display mode Full mu Network parameters ES Alarm parameters Package file size 256M Deployment time SS DM da n eee Transmission performance Normal real time and fluency T S User management Ss Remotely upgrade Save record file as CADCXRecordFiles ES Default i z Save captured picture as CAOCXBMPCaptureFiles Me Reboot device Fig 2 1 8 Local Configuration Local Configuration Transmission Shortest delay mode good real time nomal real time and fluency Save record file as The default directory for saving record files is C V OC XRecordFiles mtem e ene eege Save ca
29. rent foreach model of router Please call the router manufacturer for assistance with port forwarding or vist www portforward com Note Referto Appendix 2 fora detailed explanation about Port Map Users can directly connect the network camera to the intemet without using a router Network bs p Se Network Int X Network PNE lA a nternet or cable EON cable J cable Network Camera Router with Computer static IP Fig 3 1 Access IPC through Router with Static IP Si 3 Olai or Network cable Internet Network cable l A e Network Camera with Static IP Computer J Fig 3 2 AccessIPC with Static IP directly Forthe client software to view the camera in the adding equipment column select the normal model and then fill in the IP info 29 User Manual of Network Camera iVMS 4000 Preview Playback ETS Setup Help Right click to add area add stream media add device Sort by camera Sort by group Add Device Recording Feature Device Information Device Name DS 7133 E Register Mode Normal IP D Device IP 222 5 320 533 55 Port 8000 H Username admin Password ees Protocol si Stream Main Stream D DNS Address Multicast User Management Serial Number Alarm Link Fig 3 3 Selecting Normal Mode 3 2 Access network camera with dynamic IP 7 hh On or oOo Network cable lt gt Networkcable Internet Network cable X d r
30. ress 00 14 78 6A DB 0C i IP Address 192 168 10 1 Basic Settings Subnet Mask 2552557550 D LAN Save 3 Setthe port map in the virtual severs of Forwarding By default camera uses port 80 8000 554 and 8200 You can change these ports value with IE or client software The following figure gives the illustration One camera s ports are 80 8000 554 8200 and its IP address is 192 168 1 23 The other camera s ports are 81 8001 555 8201 and IP is 192 168 1 24 Afterwards enable all or TCP protocols Enable the port map User Manual of Network Camera after pressing the Save 108M Wireless Router Virtual Servers Model No TL WR6414G TL WR642G ID Service Port IP Address Protocol Enable Basic Settings Advanced Settings Virtual Servers x a Maintenance Common Service Port DNS 53 hi ID As the settings mentioned above map the router s port 80 and 8000 to the network camera at 192 168 1 23 and port 81 and 8001 to the network camera at 192 168 1 24 In this way user can access the 192 168 1 23 through accessing the router s port 80 and 8000 Note The port of the network camera cannot conflict with other ports For example some router s web management port is 80 User can amend the router s or the camera sport to solve this problem User Manual of Network Camera Appendix 3 Pin Definition 1 UTP between the network port of camera and HUB Direct Cable
31. se over heating and can be a fire hazard If use the POE asthe power supply please make sure that the POE Switch have the sufficient power Whether supporting PoE power supply lies on the specific camera model 4 Please make sure that the plug is firmly inserted into the power socket 5 When the product is instaled on a wall or ceiling the device should be firmly fixed 6 If smoke odor or noise rise from the device tum off the power at once and User Manual of Network Camera unplug the powercable then contact the service center 7 If the product doesnot work properly please contact yourdealer orthe nearest service center Never attempt to disassemble the camera yourself We shall not assume any responsibility for problems caused by unauthonzed repair or maintenance User Manual of Network Camera A Notice 1 Make sure the powersupply voltage iscorrect before using the camera 2 Do not drop the camera or subject it to physical shock 3 Do not touch sensor modules with fingers If cleaning is necessary use a clean cloth with a bit of ethanol and wipe it gently If the camera will not be used for an extended period of time put on the lenscap to protect the sensor from dirt 4 Do not aim the camera at the sun or extra bright places A blooming or smear may occur otherwise which is not a malfunction however and affecting the endurance of sensorat the same time 5 The sensor may be bumed out by a laserbeam
32. so when any laser equipment is being used make sure that the surface of the sensor will not be exposed to the laserbeam 6 Do not place the camera in extremely hot or cold temperatures the operating temperature should be between 10 C 460 C dusty ordamp locations and do not expose it to high electromagnetic radiation 7 To avoid heat accumulation good ventilation is required fora proper operating environment 8 While shipping the camera should be packed in its onginal packing or packing of the same texture 9 Regular part replacement a few parts e g electrolytic capacitor of the equipment should be replaced regularly according to their average life time The average time vanes because of differences between operating environment and usage history so regularchecking is recommended for all users Please contact with yourdealerformore details User Manual of Network Camera Table of Contents Chapter 1 Network Camera ConnecHon 1 Chapter 2 Network EE 3 ZV ACCESS OVER IE BIOW E 3 Bec E 4 21 2 Parameters CONTIG ufa TOM E 7 2 2 ACCES OVE CENE SOTEWaTG eisini o E aa 19 2 2 1 Client Software Insta l t M ra eee 19 Z NINO I 21 2 2 3 Sensor Parameters Configuration sssssssessesssrrrrrreeesrrrrereessenre 24 Chapter 3 Accessover Intemet seeeeen emn 28 3 1 Access network camera with static IP eeesee 28 3 2 Access network camera with dyn
33. vate Domain Name Resolution PC IP Server Static IP I Port Map Network cable l Network Network On or oOo cht 777 able E Internet Network Camera Router with Dynamic IP Fig 3 8 Private Domain Name Resolution 32 d _Netwo rk em ad j Computer A PC with a static IP which is running the domain name resolution service is necessary When the network camera connects to the intemet through PPPoE and obtains an IP address it will send its name and IP address to the resolution server When the client software connects to the network camera it will connect to the resolution serverand tell the resolution serverthe expected camera sname And the server will find the camera from all the registered camerasand send itsIP addressto the client software Once the client software getsthe IP address it can connect the network iVMS 4000 Preview Playback e LIEST Setup Help Right click to add area add stream media add device Add Device Device Information Device Name Ds 7133E Register Mode PrwateDomam v Device IP oM 8000 Username admin Password ET Protocol TCP Stream main Stream DNS Address 2392 eden AE Multicast f Serial Number Fig 3 9 Selecting Private Domain Mode Userchikyision User Management 33 User Manual of Network Camera 1 3 Appendix 1 SADP Introduction Bref intoduc ton SADP Search Active Devices Protocol is a kin
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