Kguard PLM00 Web Client Manual

WiFi IP Camera
PLM00
Web Client Manual
Default user name: admin
Default password: 123456
Contents
Set Up Your Camera Wirelessly Through Your Mobile Devices..................................5
Configure the IP Camera Using the KViewLink App..................................................6
Configure the IP Camera Using the Web Client.........................................................6
Log In......................................................................................................................7
Live Screen............................................................................................................... 8
Task Bar................................................................................................................... 8
Screen Mode........................................................................................................... 9
Quick Menu............................................................................................................. 9
Live........................................................................................................................ 11
Playback................................................................................................................12
Playback Control.................................................................................................... 12
Task Bar................................................................................................................. 13
Time Bar................................................................................................................ 13
Remote Settings....................................................................................................14
Display Menu......................................................................................................... 14
Live.............................................................................................................. 14
Image Control..............................................................................................15
Privacy Zone................................................................................................16
Record Menu......................................................................................................... 16
Rec Parameters............................................................................................16
Record Schedule..........................................................................................17
Record Snapshot.........................................................................................17
Network Menu...................................................................................................... 18
Network Setting...........................................................................................18
WifiSet.........................................................................................................19
Video Streaming..........................................................................................19
Email............................................................................................................20
DDNS........................................................................................................... 20
IP Filter........................................................................................................21
RTSP............................................................................................................. 21
FTP............................................................................................................... 21
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Alarm Menu.......................................................................................................... 22
Motion.........................................................................................................22
Wireless Alarm Status.................................................................................22
Wireless Alarm Sensor................................................................................23
Device Menu......................................................................................................... 23
SD Card........................................................................................................23
Log............................................................................................................... 24
Audio...........................................................................................................24
Audio File.....................................................................................................24
BreathingLight.............................................................................................25
System Menu......................................................................................................... 25
Date/Time...................................................................................................25
Users............................................................................................................26
Info.............................................................................................................. 26
Advanced Menu.................................................................................................... 27
Firmware Update.........................................................................................27
Load Default................................................................................................27
Maintain......................................................................................................27
Local Settings......................................................................................................... 28
Information............................................................................................................ 28
Logoff..................................................................................................................... 28
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Safety and Regulatory Info
Safety Information
Warning
This is the symbol for indicating any potential hazard,
risk or condition requiring special attention.
The user needs to refer to the important operating
and maintenance or servicing instructions.
Caution
The lighting flash with an arrow head symbol, in an
equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user.
There is dangerous “voltage” presence near by the
product’s enclosure which may be risk of person.
Safety Precautions
1. Read the user manual carefully before attempting
to install the camera and keep the manual for future
reference.
2. Follow all instructions.
3. Always keep the glass lens clean to obtain the best
picture quality. Clean only with dry cloth.
4. Do not install near water or heat sources such as
radiators or other apparatus that produce heat.
5. Do not install the camera in places with high humidity.
6. Do not install the camera in places highly exposed to
gas or oil.
7. Do not install the camera in places enclosed by metal.
This may shield the electromagnetic waves and cause
signal reception to fail.
8. Do not touch the camera with wet hands.
9. Do not expose the camera to radioactivity or place
near medical equipment with radio waves.
10. Do not service the camera by yourself. Refer all
servicing to authorized personnel.
11. Always handle the device with care.
Warning
To prevent fire or shock, DO NOT expose the unit to rain or
moisture.
Caution
To reduce the risk of electric shock, DO NOT use other power
cables other than the one supplied.
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FCC Compliance Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class C digital device, pursuant to Part
15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when
the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. Operation of this
equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to
correct the interference at his own expense.
Modifications not expressly approved by the
manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate
the equipment under FCC rules.
Copyright
Copyright @All Rights Reserved.
All other trademarks mentioned in this manual are
trademarks of their respective companies.
Limitation of Liability
• This publication is provided “AS IS” without warranty of
any kind, either expressed or implied, including but not
limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability,
fitness for any particular purpose, or non-infringement
of a third party’s rights.
• This publication may include technical inaccuracies
or typographical errors. Changes may be made to
the information herein, at any time, for publication
improvements and/or of the corresponding device(s).
Disclaimer of Warranty
In no event shall the supplier be liable to any party
or any person, except for replacement or reasonable
maintenance of the product, for the cases, including but
not limited to the following:
• Any damage or loss, including but without limitation,
direct or indirect, special, consequential or exemplary,
arising out of or relating to the device;
• Personal injury or any damage caused by inappropriate
use or negligent operation of the user;
• Unauthorized disassemble, repair or modification of
the device by the user;
• Any problem, consequential inconvenience, or loss or
damage, arising out of combining the system with the
devices of a third party;
• Any claim or action for damages, brought by any
person or organization being a photogenic subject, due
to violation of privacy with the result of pictures from
a surveillance camera, including saved data, for some
reason, becomes public or is used for the purpose
other than for surveillance.
Web Client
Set Up Your Camera Wirelessly Through Your Mobile Devices
To connect the IP camera to the WiFi network, perform the following:
IMPORTANT!
• Make sure the IP camera is powered on.
• Make sure your smartphone/tablet uses WiFi connection, not mobile data network.
1. Scan the QR code on the IP camera with your smartphone/tablet. You will be directed to KViewLink app
download site.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Download and open the KViewLink app in your smartphone/tablet.
Tap
to add a new IP camera.
Tap Skip to skip the introduction and access the connection page.
Tap Smart WiFi.
3
5
4
6. When you hear the ding-dong sound form the IP camera, scan the QR code on the IP camera.
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Web Client
7. Enter the name for the IP camera and tap Continue.
8. Enter the password of the WiFi router and tap OK.
IMPORTANT! Your smartphone/tablet and IP camera must be connected to the same WiFi router.
Wait until the configuration is done. When you see the Live view, this indicates the setup is complete.
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Configure the IP Camera Using the KViewLink App
To configure the IP camera settings on KViewLink app, tap
next to the IP camera you
want to set up. Then select Advanced Settings and perform the necessary configurations.
Configure the IP Camera Using the Web Client
Most functions of IP camera can be configured through “Advanced Settings” on KViewLink app. But there are some
function settings, such as DST, image control, DDNS, footage downloading, IP Filter, and etc, are not available on the
KViewLink app. These settings must be set on the Web Client. Prior accessing the IP camera’s Web Client through your
notebook, make sure the IP camera is connected to the WiFi network and your notebook is connected to the same
WiFi router as your IP camera.
Notebook
PLM00
IP Camera
WiFi Router
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Internet
Web Client
NOTE:
• For more information on connecting the IP camera to the WiFi network, please follow the the instructions written in
supplied Quick Guide.
To access the Web Client, perform the following:
1. Download and install the DeviceSearch software to your notebook.
NOTE: The DeviceSearch software is available at http://kguardsecurity.server289.com/kguard/
KguardWEBSite/Utility/IPcam/PLM00/.
2. Double-click the
icon to open the remote tool.
3. The program lists the IP camera by IP address. Click on the IP camera IP address field to open the IP camera
Web Client on your notebook default web browser.
NOTE: If you need to alter the connection parameters, do the modifications first and then click Modify to
save the settings.
Log In
1. Enter the user name and password.
2. Click Login to sign in.
NOTE: The default user name and password are “admin” and “123456”.
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Web Client
Live Screen
After you login to Web Client, the Live screen opens. On Live screen, you will see the live view from the IP camera,
access the Quick menu and functions on the Task bar, select a screen mode, and configure local and remote settings.
Screen mode
Quick menu
Task bar
Stop/Play Live view
Live view
Task Bar
To access the common functions, click the respective icon shown on the task bar.
• Click
to zoom in an area on the video.
to start recording manually. The video recording starts and the icon changes from
• Click
icon again to stop the manual recording. A dialog box appears on the screen.
to
. Click the
The recording is saved to the default location in your notebook. To change the video saving location, refer to “Local
Settings” on page 28. To open the recording folder, click “Open”.
• Click
to capture a snapshot. A dialog box appears on the screen.
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The snapshot is saved to the default location in your notebook. To view the snapshot, click “PreView”. To change the
snapshot saving location, refer to “Local Settings” on page 28. To open the snapshot folder, click “Open”.
• Click
to mute audio.
• Click
to activate microphone and send your voice to the IP camera.
NOTE: You can talk between the PC and IP camera if an audio device is connected.
Screen Mode
Select the streaming mode between MainStream, SubStream, and MobileStream for the remote live view on
notebook. Modifications to the streaming mode do not affect the recorded video. You can also choose to display the
remote view in Portrait mode or Full Screen mode.
• Portrait mode (
):
• Full Screen mode (
):
NOTE: Streaming mode settings depend on the streaming parameters set in “Video Streaming” on page 19.
Quick Menu
To configure the IP camera breathing, adjust the color settings, and start using Cruise mode, click the respective icon
shown in the Quick menu.
• Click
to disable the IP camera breathing effect. Click
• Click
to adjust the color settings of the video.
- Hue (
to enable IP camera breathing effect.
): Adjust the red and green balance of the video.
- Brightness (
): Adjust the brightness level of the video.
): Adjust the level of difference between the lightest and darkest
- Contrast (
parts of the video.
- Saturation (
): Set the color intensity of the video.
- Sharpness (
): Adjust the sharpness of the video.
NOTE: Click Default to reset all color settings to the default values.
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• Click
to set preset points and use Cruise mode.
To add a preset point, perform the following:
1
1. Click the direction arrows on the pointer pan to move the camera to the
desired direction.
2.
Click
1
to add the preset point.
2
3. Click
to go to the preset point (for testing).
4. Repeat steps 1 to 3 to add more preset points.
3
3
2
To delete a preset point, perform the following:
1. Enter the preset point number you want to delete.
2. Click
to delete the preset point. 2
1
2
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To use Cruise mode, perform the following:
1
1. Click
to start cruise.
2. Click
to stop cruise.
1
2
2
Live
Click Live to access the live video from the IP camera (refer to “Live Screen” on page 8). To modify the IP camera
name, or current date and time, refer to “Display Menu” on page 14.
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Web Client
Playback
Click Playback to search and playback the recorded videos.
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1
2
4
Playback control
Time bar
Task bar
To playback a recorded video, perform the following:
1. Select the recording type. 1
2. Click Search to find recordings. 2
3. Select the recording of a day in the calendar.
3
NOTE: Those days that have recordings are marked with blue triangles (
4. Click
(play) to start playing the video.
4
Playback Control
Control the video playback using the following buttons:
• Click
to playback video or
• Click
to stop video playback.
• Click
to skip to the next recording file.
• Click
to reverse the recording.
• Click
to fast forward the recording.
• Click
to mute audio or
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to pause playback.
to unmute audio.
).
Web Client
Task Bar
To access the common functions of the playback, click the respective icon shown on the task bar.
• Click
to switch playback to full screen mode or click
to switch playback to portrait mode.
• Click
to back up a fraction of the video. To trim video, perform the following:
a) During the video playback, click on the Time Bar to mark the beginning of the video footage you wish to backup.
to start selecting the footage. The icon changes from
b) Click
to
.
c) Click on the Time Bar to mark the end of the video footage you wish to backup.
to save the footage. A dialog box appears on the screen.
d) Click
The footage is saved to the default location in your notebook. To change the video saving location, refer to “Local
Settings” on page 28. To open the recording folder, click “Open”.
• Click
to capture a snapshot.
• Click
to download recording(s). Check the recording(s) you want to download and click Start download.
• Click
to zoom in an area on the video.
Time Bar
Click
or
to change the time bar step from 2 hours to 5 minutes.
2-hours interval
5-minutes interval
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Remote Settings
Click Remote Settings to configure IP camera settings, such as video recording, network, storage, and etc.
Remote Settings menu
Menu option/setting/status
NOTE:
• After altering settings, click Save to save the modifications.
• Click Refresh to renew the settings.
• Click Default to restore the default values to the current menu items.
Display Menu
Select this menu option to configure the display settings.
Live
Configure Live display settings.
Name: Enter the IP camera
name.
Channel Display: Enable or
disable displaying IP camera
name on the Live screen.
Time Display: Enable or
disable displaying current time
on the Live screen.
Flicker Control: Set IP camera
mode depending on your
geographical location.
NOTE: 50Hz corresponds to
PAL mode and 60Hz to NTSC
mode.
Transparency: Set the menu transparency level from 1 to 128.
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TIP: You can drag the IP camera name and date/time box to the desired location on the Live view.
Camera name
Date and time
Image Control
Configure the image control settings.
IR-CUT: Select the desired
built-in filter switch-over mode
to ensure the IP camera works
properly both in the daylight
and night.
IR-CUT Delay: Set the IR-CUT
switching time delay.
Flip/Mirror: Click the
respective checkbox to flip or
mirror the video image.
Back Light: Enable to compensate the darkness of the subject when shooting against bright light sources. For
example, sunlight.
3D Noise Reduction: Enable to digitally minimize video noise and extend the storage.
Level: Set the 3D noise reduction level.
WDR (Wide Dynamic Range): Enable to allow automatically adjust the brightness and contrast of the video when
shooting in the darkness with bright light sources.
AGC (Automatic Gain Control): Configure when shooting in changing lightning environments. The video image is
brightened in dark areas.
White Balance: Select the white balance level between Auto (automatic adjustment), Manual (manual adjustment of
red and blue gain), or indoor (optimized according to the indoor environment).
Shutter: Set the shutter mode.
Time Exposure: Select the exposure time of the IP camera.
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Privacy Zone
Set the privacy zone on the video.
Privacy Zone: Click the
checkbox to enable selecting a
privacy zone.
Drag the cursor over the
desired area where you want
the privacy zone to appear. The
marked area is then filled with
maroon color, indicating the
zone location.
To delete, click on the privacy
area and then click Delete.
NOTE: The privacy zone is not visible on Live view as well as in the video file.
Record Menu
Select this menu option to configure the recording settings.
Rec Parameters
Configure the recording parameters.
Record: Enable or disable the
video recording.
Pack Duration: Set the time
interval how long video
material you want to save to
one video file.
Stream Type: Set the recording resolution. The available options include Main Stream (higher resolution) and Sub
Stream (lower resolution). To modify the streaming parameters, refer to “Video Streaming” on page 19.
Audio: Enable or disable the audio recording.
NOTE: Audio recording can only be enabled if Audio is enabled for the streaming mode. Refer to “Video Streaming”
on page 19.
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Record Schedule
Set the recording schedule.
Week: Select a day of the week
when you want to set the
recording schedule.
Normal (green): Indicates
continuous recording.
Motion (yellow): Indicates
motion based recording.
Sensor (sensor): Indicates
wireless alarm sensor triggered
recording.
No Record: Indicates there
is no recording set for the
selected time slot(s).
Copy: Select the schedule of a day that you want to copy to another day (or All days). Then click Copy.
To set the recording schedule, drag the cursor over the upper (Normal), middle (Motion), or lower (Sensor) time
slot(s). In the example schedule, normal recording takes place from 12:00PM until 21:30PM. Motion and sensor
based recording takes place from 21:30PM until 12AM.
The recording begins when the system day and time matches with the set day and time in the schedule.
To delete a recording for the time slot, drag again the cursor over the desired time slot(s).
Record Snapshot
IMPORTANT! This feature is not supported with PLM00 IP camera.
Configure the snapshot capturing settings.
Snapshot: Enable or disable
capturing snapshots.
Interval: Set the snapshot
capturing interval.
Snapshot Type: Set the snapshot capturing resolution. The available options include MainStream, SubStream, and
MobileStream.
NOTE: Streaming mode settings depend on the streaming mode parameters in “Video Streaming” on page 19.
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Web Client
Network Menu
Select this menu option to configure the network settings.
Network Setting
Set the network parameters depending on your network type. The available options include DHCP (automatically
obtaining parameters), PPPoE (requires user name and password), or static (manual network configuration).
If you are not sure in your network type or settings, please contact your ISP (Internet Service Provider).
DHCP: This is the network type when a device on your network (usually a router)
assigns automatically all the network parameters for your camera.
Type: Select the network type
that you are using.
Client Port: Enter the port that
the IP camera will use to send
information through. If the
default port 9000 is already
taken by other applications,
please change it.
HTTP Port: Enter the connection
port for the Web Client. If the
default port 80 is already taken
by other applications, please
change it.
PPPoE: You need an authentication user name and password to the Internet. This
network protocol allows the device to be directly connected using a DSL modem.
Static: Requires all the network parameters to be filled in manually.
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Mobile Port: The default
value. No need to modify this
parameter.
IP Address: Enter the IP address
of the IP camera (for Static type
network only).
Subnet Mask: Enter the subnet
address of the IP camera (for
Static type network only).
Gateway: Enter the gateway
address for the IP camera (for
Static type network only).
User Name/Password: Enter
the login credentials PPPoE
network connection.
DNS1/DNS2: Enter the primary
and secondary (optional) DNS
server address.
UPNP: Enable this function if
you need to connect to the IP
camera remotely through the
router using port forwarding.
NOTE: If your router does not
support UPnP, make sure the
port forwarding is completed
manually. Please see the
customized free guide on http://
portforward.com/kguard.
Web Client
WifiSet
Set the default Wifi network connection settings.
Wifi: Enable or disable
connecting the IP camera to the
Wifi network.
SSID: Enter the SSID of the
default Wifi network manually
or double-click the desired SSID
shown in the table.
Pass Phrase: Enter a password for security-enabled Wifi network.
Video Streaming
Configure the video streaming parameters.
NOTE: You can set a different streaming mode for live view and video recording.
MainStream:
Resolution: Select the size of
the recorded video. The higher
the resolution, the larger the
file size.
FPS: Set the number of frames
per second the IP camera will
record.
Audio: Enable or disable audio.
SubStream:
I Frame Interval: Set the
video compression interval
when transmitting the video
over Internet. The shorter the
interval, the better the image
quality.
Bitrate Control: Select the
bitrate level and speed based
on the complexity of the scene.
For a simple scene, such as a
gray wall is suitable constant
bitrate (CBR) with lower speed.
For more complex scene, such
as a busy street is suitable
variable bitrate (VBR) with
higher speed.
MobileStream:
Quality: If you want to set the
bitrate by yourself, then select
User_Defined mode and set
the bitrate. For a preset bitrate
(2048), select Pre_Defined
mode.
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Email
Configure the email settings.
Email: Enable or disable email
function.
SSL: Enable if your email server
requires SSL verification. If you
are not sure, please consult
your email service provider. For
example, if you are using Gmail
then this option should be
enabled.
SMTP Port: Enter the SMTP port of your email server. For example, if you are using Gmail, the SMTP port is 465.
SMTP Server: Enter the SMTP server address of your email.
Sender: Enter your email address.
Sender Password: Enter the password of your email.
Receiver 1/Receiver 2/Receiver 3: Enter the email address(es) where you want to receive the event notifications
from the IP camera.
Interval: Configure the length of the time interval between the notification emails from the IP camera.
DDNS
Configure the DDNS settings. DDNS provides a static address to simplify remote connection to your IP camera. To
use DDNS, you need to open an account on the DDNS service provider’s web page. For example, KGUARD.ORG:
http://www.kguard.org.
DDNS: Enable or disable DDNS
function.
Server: Select the preferred
DDNS server.
Host Name: Enter the host
name address. This will be the
address you type in the URL
box when you want to connect
remotely to the IP camera.
User Name/Password: Enter the user name and password you obtained when creating an account on the DDNS
service provider’s web page. For example, user name for KGUARD.ORG users is the email address you used when
creating the account on KGUARD.ORG web page.
After all parameters are entered, click Test DDNS to test DDNS settings.
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IP Filter
Configure IP filter settings. To increase security, you can create a rule to deny or allow devices with certain IP addresses
to access the IP camera over the network.
Filter Mode: Select the filter
mode.
• Allow all IP connection: The IP filter is off and any device from Internet can connect to the IP camera.
• Allow the setted IP connection: Click Add to start adding IP address(es) you want to allow accessing the IP camera
over Internet. After adding the IP address, click Enable checkbox to activate the rule.
To delete, click on the IP address in the list and then click Del. Only devices with the listed IP addresses are allowed
to connect to the IP camera.
• Ban the setted IP connection: Click Add to start adding IP address(es) you want to ban accessing the IP camera
over Internet. After adding the IP address, click Enable checkbox to activate the rule.
To delete, click on the IP address in the list and then click Del. Devices with the listed IP addresses are denied to
connect to the IP camera.
RTSP
Configure RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol) settings. Use the RTSP stream to enhance the remote connection to the
(ONVIF) IP camera.
RTSP: Enable or disable the RTSP
function.
RTSP Port: Set the connection
port for RTSP streaming.
To establish the connection, you need to enter the RTSP string to the URL-field of your computer’s web browser.
The beginning of the string is “rtsp://” followed by the IP address of the IP camera, the connection port, and the
streaming mode (0: Mainstream, 1: Substream, 2: Mobilestream).
For example, if the IP address of the IP camera is 192.168.0.124 and the streaming mode is Mainstream, then you
need to enter in URL field:
rtsp://192.168.0.124:554/0
FTP
Configure FTP settings.
FTP: Enable or disable the FTP
function.
User Name/Password: Enter
your FTP server user name and
password.
Server: Enter the FTP server IP
address.
Upload Interval: Select the upload interval.
Transfer Images: Check to allow uploading captured images.
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Alarm Menu
Select this menu option to configure the alarm settings.
Motion
Configure the motion parameters. When a motion is detected, the system can be set to automatically initiate the video
recording and send the notification messages.
Enable: Click the checkbox to
enable motion detection.
Sensitivity: Select the sensitivity
level. “8” is the most sensitive.
Record: Click the checkbox to
initiate recording when the
motion is detected.
NOTE: When motion based
recording is activated, the “M”
icon appears on Live screen
during recording.
Record Time: Select the recording time in the event of detected motion.
Click the action checkbox(es) you want the IP camera to perform when the motion is detected. The available options
include sending a Mail Notification or Push Notification, Upload Image to FTP, lit Illumination Ring, or/and sound
Audio Alert.
Audio: Select the audio sound to emit an alarm tone when the motion is detected.
Duration: Set the audio sound duration.
By default, the whole screen is marked for motion detection (red blocks). If you want to disable the motion detection
on an area, you need to click the grid cursor and then drag the mouse to highlight the scope to unmark the area
(transparent block). Click Clear to remove motion sensitivity or click All to mark the whole screen as motion
sensitive.
Full screen is motion sensitive.
Partial motion sensitive.
Wireless Alarm Status
View the wireless alarm device status and set the delay time.
State: Set the connection state.
Delay Time(seconds): A
continuous trigger by alarm
sensors, such as window/door
sensor within this time period
will be considered as one single
trigger.
Click to enable the wireless alarm sensor(s).
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Wireless Alarm Sensor
Configure the wireless alarm sensor parameters.
NOTE:
• The Alarm Kit can be added by scanning the QR code on the KGUARD alarm sensor and paired with the IP camera
only by using the mobile app called KViewLink. But when you reset the IP camera, you need to pair the Alarm Kit
with the IP camera again using the KViewLink app.
• If you purchased the Alarm Kit together with the IP camera (for example, DSH-001), then the IP camera and the
Alarm Kit are already paired at the factory and are ready for use.
Enable: Click the checkbox
to enable the wireless alarm
sensor.
Delay Time(seconds): Set the
event delay time. For example, if
the delay time is set 30 seconds
and the wireless alarm sensor
was triggered for several times
within these 30 seconds, then
it is treated as one alarm and
you will receive only one push
notification, email, etc.
Click the action checkbox(es) you want the IP camera to do when the alarm is triggered. The available options
include to initiate recording (Record), send a Mail Notification or Push Notification, Upload Image to FTP, lit
Illumination Ring, or/and sound Audio Alarm.
Audio: Select the audio sound to emit an alarm tone when the alarm is triggered.
Duration: Set the audio sound duration.
Device Menu
Select this menu option to configure the device settings.
SD Card
Configure the memory card settings.
NOTE: We recommended to use Class 10 micro SD card.
SD Card Overwrite: Set the
action the IP camera should
perform when the memory card
becomes full.
Format SD Card: Format the
memory card at first use or when
you replace the memory card.
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Log
View the event log.
Log Type: Select the log type.
Begin Time/End Time: Select
the begin time and end time.
Search: After selecting the log
type and begin/end time, click
Search.
Delete: Select the log entry to
delete and click Delete.
First/Pre/Next/Last: Use the
navigation buttons to scroll the
log pages.
Audio
Configure the audio parameters.
Enable Audio: Click to enable
audio and ensure other audio
related settings are valid.
Output Volume: Select the
output volume (built-in speaker).
Input Volume: Select the input
volume (built-in microphone).
Audio Codec Type: G.711A is the only supported audio codec type.
Encode Bitrate: Display the encoding bitrate.
Audio File
IMPORTANT! This feature is not supported with PLM00 IP camera.
Configure the audio file settings.
File Use: Select how the audio
file is outputted.
Play: Enable or disable playing
the audio file.
Schedule: Set the audio file playing schedule.
Play File: Click Scan to select the audio file.
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BreathingLight
IMPORTANT! This BreathingLight schedule is not supported with PLM00 IP camera.
Configure the breathinglight settings.
Enable: Click the checkbox to
enable breathinglight flashing.
Week: Set the schedule when
the breathinglight is flashing.
Copy: Select the schedule of a
day that you want to copy to
another day (or All days). Then
click Copy.
Flash (green): Indicates continuous beathinglight flashing.
None: Indicates the breathinglight is off for that time period.
To set the breathinglight flashing schedule, drag the cursor over the desired time slot(s).
To delete breathinglight flashing for the time slot, drag again the cursor over the desired time slot(s).
In the example schedule, the breathinglight is continuously flashing 24 hours.
System Menu
Select this menu option to configure the system settings.
Date/Time
Configure the date and time settings.
System Time: Modify the date
and time if necessary.
Date Format: Select the date
format. This is the format that
is used to display date on Live
screen.
Time Format: Display the time in 24-hour format or 12-hour format. This is the format that is used to display time on
Live screen.
DST: Click to use the daylight saving time.
• Daylight Saving Time (checkbox): Check to configure DST settings.
• Daylight Saving Time: Select the DST in weeks or in days.
• Time Offset: Select the amount of time to offset for the DST.
• Start Time: Set the start date and time.
• End Time: Set the end date and time.
NTP: Click to allow the system to synchronize date and time automatically with a NTP (Network Time Protocol) server.
• Enable NTP: Check to enable automatic date and time synchronization with a NTP (Network Time Protocol)
server.
• Server Address: Select the time server address.
• Time Zone: Select the time zone in your region.
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Synchronize With Computer Time: Click to synchronize the time of the IP camera with the current time of your
notebook. After checking this option, the date and time configurations will be disabled as displayed below.
Users
Configure the user accounts. Click on the user account that you want to modify.
User Name/Password: Enter
new login credentials for the user.
Confirm: Re-type the password
to confirm.
Active: Select Enable to activate
the user account or Disable to
disable the user account.
Password: Select Enable to
require a password at login
or Disable to login without a
password.
User Privilege: Check the user account privilege(s). The available options include configuring system parameters
(Parameter Setting), view Live screen, and use Playback.
NOTE: The admin can assign one user to manage the alarm sensor configurations.
Info
View the system related information.
NOTE: If you need to scan the
QR code of the IP camera but
the sticker with the code on the
device has got damaged or is
out of reach, then here you can
find the device’s QR code.
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Advanced Menu
Select this menu option to configure the advanced settings.
Firmware Update
Upgrade the system firmware.
Upgrade file path: Click Scan
and browse to the location of
the upgrade file.
Upgrade: Click to start upgrading
the system.
IMPORTANT! Make sure not to close the browser or turn off the IP camera while upgrading firmware.
Load Default
Check the menu items you want to restore to the factory default settings and click Save.
NOTE: After loading the factory
default settings, the system will
reboot automatically.
Maintain
Set the automatic reboot schedule.
Auto Reboot: Enable or disable
automatic reboot.
Reboot: Set the reboot schedule
and click Reboot.
After clicking Reboot, you are prompted to enter the password. Enter the password and click OK to start rebooting
the system.
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Local Settings
Click Local Settings to specify the local path directory to save downloaded videos, files, and snapshots.
Record Path: Click
Download Path: Click
Snapshot Path: Click
to set a new path for manual recordings in the computer.
to set a new path in the computer for downloads.
to set a new path for saving manually captured snapshots in the computer.
File Type: Select your preferred file type for manual recordings.
Interval: Set the manual recording length of one video file. For example, if the Interval is set to 10 minutes, the
system will automatically save a recording file every 10 minutes.
Save: Click to save the modifications to the local settings.
Information
Hover the cursor over
to view the logged in user and system information.
Logoff
Click
to log off the Web Client.
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Customer Support
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