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CODIFICADOR DE VÍDEO DE RED
Manual del usuario
SPE-101
Codificador de Vídeo de Red
Manual del usuario
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• Si el sistema se comporta de forma anormal porque ejecuta un programa irrelevante para el sistema operativo.
• Pérdida de rendimiento o recursos agotados de forma natural en el procesamiento del tiempo
 El diseño y las especificaciones están sujetos a cambio sin aviso.
 La contraseña predeterminada puede estar expuesta a riesgos de piratería, por lo que recomendamos que
cambie la contraseña después de instalar el producto.
Tenga en cuenta que otros problemas que sucedan por no cambiar la contraseña será responsabilidad del
usuario.
descripción
INSTRUCIONES DE SEGURIDAD IMPORTANTES
1. Lea estas instrucciones.
2. Consérvelas.
4. Siga todas las instrucciones.
5. No utilice este aparato cerca del agua.
6. Límpielo únicamente con un paño seco.
7. No obstruya ninguna apertura de ventilación. Instale el aparato siguiendo las instrucciones del fabricante.
8. No lo instale cerca de ninguna fuente de calor como radiadores, focos de calor o cualquier otro aparato (incluidos los amplificadores) que emita calor.
9. No olvide que la finalidad de los enchufes polarizados o de toma a tierra es proporcionarle seguridad. Un enchufe polarizado tiene dos clavijas, una más ancha que la otra. Un
enchufe con toma a tierra tiene dos clavijas y una tercera de toma a tierra. Tanto la clavija más ancha, en el caso del enchufe polarizado, como la clavija adicional, en el caso
del enchufe con toma a tierra, tienen como objetivo aportarle seguridad. Si el enchufe
del aparato no encaja en su toma de corriente, póngase en contacto con un electricista
para cambiar la toma de corriente obsoleta.
10. Evite pisar o doblar el cable de alimentación. Ponga especial cuidado para no hacerlo
en enchufes, tomas de corriente y en los puntos en los que salen desde el aparato.
11. Utilice únicamente los dispositivos y accesorios especificados por el fabricante.
12. Utilice sólo las mesitas con ruedas, soportes, trípodes o mesas
recomendadas por el fabricante o vendidas con el aparato. Cuando
se utilice una mesita con ruedas, tenga cuidado al mover la mesita
con ruedas junto con el aparato para evitar daños por vuelco.
13. Desenchufe este aparato durante tormentas eléctricas o cuando no
se utilice durante largos períodos de tiempo.
14. Remita todas las reparaciones a personal de mantenimiento cualificado. Es necesario
enviar el aparato para su reparación cuando ha sufrido cualquier tipo de daño, como,
por ejemplo, que el cable o el enchufe de la alimentación está dañado, se han derramado líquidos sobre el aparato o algún objeto ha caído sobre él, el aparato ha sido
expuesto a la lluvia o a humedad, no funciona correctamente o se ha caído al suelo.
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3. Atente para todas las advertencias.
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ADVERTENCIA
PARA REDUCIR EL RIESGO DE INCENDIO O DESCARGA ELÉCTRICA,
MANTENGA ESTE DISPOSITIVO LEJOS DE LLUVIA Y/O LA HUMEDAD.
NO INSERTE NINGÚN OBJETO METÁLICO EN LAS REJILLAS DE
VENTILACIÓN NI EN NINGUNA ABERTURA DEL EQUIPO.
No debe exponer el aparato a gotas ni salpicaduras de agua ni a objetos con
líquido, como jarrones, evitando colocarlos sobre el aparato.
PRECAUCIÓN
PRECAUCIÓN
NO ABRIR RIESGO DE SUFRIR
UNA DESCARGA ELÉCTRICA
PRECAUCIÓN : PARA REDUCIR EL RIESGO DE SUFRIR UNA DESCARGA
ELÉCTRICA, NO RETIRE LA CUBIERTA (NI LA PARTE POSTERIOR).
DENTRO NO HAY PIEZAS QUE PUEDAN SER REPARADAS POR EL USUARIO.
REMITA EL APARATO A PERSONAL DE MANTENIMIENTO CUALIFICADO.
EXPLICACIÓN DE LOS SÍMBOLOS GRÁFICOS
Un triángulo con un rayo y una punta de flecha es un símbolo
de advertencia para avisar al usuario de la presencia de
“voltajes peligrosos” dentro de la carcasa del producto que
pueden ser lo suficientemente intensas como para constituir
un peligro de descarga eléctrica.
Un triángulo con un signo de exclamación es un símbolo de
advertencia para avisar al usuario de que hay instrucciones
importantes de funcionamiento y mantenimiento (reparaciones)
en la documentación que acompaña al aparato.
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Construcción de clase
Un aparato con construcción de CLASE I se conectará a una toma de
corriente con la conexión de protección de tierra.
No debe exponer las baterías (paquete de batería o pilas instalados) a calor
excesivo, a la luz directa del sol ni al fuego, etc.
Colocar una pila incorrecta en el aparato puede provocar una explosión.
Por lo tanto, debe utilizar el mismo tipo de pila que la que está ya en el
aparato.
PRECAUCIÓN
Estas instrucciones de servicio están destinadas únicamente a personal de
servicio técnico cualificado.
Para reducir el riesgo de descarga eléctrica no realice ninguna operación de
servicio que no sean las indicadas en las instrucciones de funcionamiento a
menos que esté cualificado para hacerlo.
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Batería
descripción
Lea detenidamente las precauciones de seguridad recomendadas que se
incluyen a continuación.
 No coloque este aparato sobre una superficie desigual.
 No lo instale en una superficie expuesta a la luz directa del sol, cerca de
equipos de calefacción ni cerca de áreas frías.
 No coloque este aparato cerca de material conductivo.
 No intente reparar este aparato por sí solo.
 No coloque jarrones sobre el producto.
 No lo instale cerca de fuentes magnéticas.
 No bloquee las aberturas de ventilación.
 No coloque objetos pesados sobre el producto.
El Manual del usuario es una guía sobre cómo utilizar los productos
El significado de los signos que se utilizan en el manual es el siguiente
 Referencia : en caso de que se facilite información de ayuda sobre el uso
del producto
 Aviso : si existe alguna posibilidad de que se produzcan daños en bienes
o lesiones en personas causadas por no seguir las instrucciones
 Lea este manual por razones de seguridad antes de utilizar los productos y
guárdelo en un lugar seguro.
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ÍNDICE GENERAL
3
3
9
9
INSTALACIÓN Y
CONEXIÓN
10
11
Instruciones de Seguridad
Importantes
Características del Producto
Características Recomendadas
del Ordenador
Componentes
Vista
13
Conexión con otros dispositivos
16
Conexión del Codificador de
Vídeo de Red Directamente a la
Red de Área Local
Conexión del Codificador de
Vídeo de Red Directamente a un
Módem de Cable/DSL Basado en
DHCP
Conexión del Codificador de
Vídeo de Red Directamente a un
Módem PPoE
Conexión del Codificador de
Vídeo de Red a un Enrutador de
Banda Ancha con el Módem de
Cable/PPoE
Botones Utilizados en IP Installer
Configuración de IP Estática
Configuración de IP Dinámica
Configuración de Reenvío del
Rango de Puertos (Asignación de
Puertos)
Conexión al Dispositivo de Red
Desde un PC Local Compartido
Conexión al Codificador de Vídeo
de Red Desde un PC Remoto a
Través De Internet
13
CONEXIÓN Y
CONFIGURACIÓN
DE LA RED
16
17
18
19
20
21
24
25
27
27
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DESCRIPCIÓN
descripción
WEB VIEWER
28
28
29
30
32
PANTALLA DE
CONFIGURACIÓN
35
APÉNDICE
54
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33
Conexión del Codificador de
Vídeo de Red
Inicio de Sesión
Instalación de Silverlight Runtime
Utilización de la Pantalla en
Directo
Uso del Menú Cámara
35
35
39
45
49
Configuración
Configuración de Vídeo
Configuración red
Configuración de eventos
Configuración del sistema
54
56
57
58
59
62
Especificaciones
Vista del Producto
Solución de Problemas
Open Source Announcement
License
Gpl/Lgpl Software License
CARACTERÍSTICAS DEL PRODUCTO
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 No obstante, el vídeo MPEG-4 no se puede reproducir en una página Web. Utilice el software CMS
para reproducir vídeo en una página Web.
 Soporte de varios protocolos de comunicación
 Supervisión basada en el Explorador Web
Utilización de un explorador web de Internet para mostrar la imagen en un entorno de red
local.
 Alarma
Si se produce un evento, el vídeo del evento se enviará a la dirección de FTP o de correo
electrónico registrada.
 Compatibilidad con ONVIF
Este producto admite ONVIF.
Para más información, consulte www.onvif.org.
CARACTERÍSTICAS RECOMENDADAS DEL ORDENADOR
 CPU : Intel(R) Core(TM)2 2.00 GHz o superior
 Sistema operativo : Windows XP, VISTA, 7
Mac OS
 Resolución : 1280X1024 pixeles o superior
 RAM : 1GB o superior
 Navegador Web : Internet Explorer 7.0 o superior, Firefox, Chrome, Safari
 Memoría de Vídeo : 128MB o superior
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 Flujo de datos múltiple
Este codificador de vídeo de red puede mostrar simultáneamente vídeos en diferentes
resoluciones y calidades utilizando CÓDECS diferentes.
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COMPONENTES
Compruebe si el codificador de vídeo red y los accesorios se incluyen en el paquete del producto.
Aspecto
TX
+-
D
+-
VIDEO
IN
RESET
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Nombre de elemento
Cantidad
Descripción
Codificador de Vídeo
de Red
1
Manual de instrucciones,
CD de instalación
1
Manual del usuario, Manual de consulta rápida,
programa de software IP Installer
CMS S/W DVD
1
Programa de software NET-i viewer
Manual de consulta
rápida
1
Tornillo de rosca cortante
(M3 X L12)
2
Se utiliza para la instalación en pared o en techo
Tornillo ensamblado
pequeño (M2.6 X L6)
2
Se utilizan para fijar el producto al soporte
Soporte
1
Se utiliza para fijar el producto a la pared o al techo.
Soporte de alojamiento
1
Se utiliza para fijar el producto al alojamiento
Bloque de terminales de
4 patillas
1
Se utiliza para comunicaciones RS-485/422
Bloque de terminales de
2 patillas
1
Se utiliza para la conexión de alimentación
VISTA
Lado frontal
● DESCRIPCIÓN
TX
+- D
+-
VIDE
O IN
RES
ET
b
c
Elemento
Descripción
Puerto de entrada de
Puerto BNC para entrada de vídeo.
vídeo
b
Puerto RS-422/485
TX+, TX–
D+, D–
c
Botón de
reinicialización
 No está disponible en modo RS-485.
Línea de datos RS-422 RX o línea de datos RS-485
Manténgalo pulsado durante 5 segundos para reiniciar con los valores
predeterminados de fábrica.
NET
Línea de datos TX RS-422
Cuando se establece la conexión de red, el indicador verde
parpadea.
Azul : el sistema está arrancando.
Indicadores de red,
alimentación
PWR
Verde intermitente : el indicador verde parpadea si no se ha
obtenido la IP del servidor DHCP.
Verde : el indicador verde se ilumina si se obtiene una IP
normalmente desde el servidor DHCP.
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descripción
Lado trasero
b
LINK
-
ACT
+
DC 12V
SPE-101
NETWORK / PoE
Video Encoder
Elemento
Descripción
Ouerto de
Alimentación
Se utiliza para conectar la fuente de alimentación especificada.
b
Puerto Red
Se utiliza para conectar un cable PoE o Ethernet.
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instalación y conexión
CONEXIÓN CON OTROS DISPOSITIVOS
Conexión de la cámara
TX
+
VIDEO IN
Cámara
-
D
+
RS-422/485
-
Cámara
RESET
Utilizando el soporte
Alinee el producto con los orificios del soporte. Inserte y apriete el tornillo ensamblado
pequeño (M2.6 X L6) que se suministra para fijar el producto al soporte.
Esta instrucción también se aplica si se utiliza el soporte del alojamiento.
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 Utilice los tornillos ensamblados pequeños que se suministran (M2.6 X L6) al instalar el soporte
de montaje o del alojamiento en el producto.
Si utiliza cualquier otro tornillo, puede causar daños en el producto.
Tornillo ensamblado pequeño
(M2.6 X L6)
Tornillo de rosca cortante
(M3 X L12)
T
E
S
E
R
-
D
+
N
I
O
E
D
I
V
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Conecte el puerto [VIDEO IN] del codificador de vídeo de red al puerto de salida de vídeo
de la cámara.
-
X
T
+
instalación y conexión
Conexión del dispositivo RS-422/485
Conecte el dispositivo externo a los puertos [D+, D-].
No puede instalar y controlar la cámara PTZ que posibilita la comunicación RS-422/485.
Terminal
Descripción
Terminal
TX+
Línea de datos TX RS-422
D+
TX–
 No está disponible en modo RS-485.
D-
Descripción
Línea de datos RS-422 RX o línea de
datos RS-485
Conexión de señal de control
• Comunicaciones RS-485
Codificación
de vídeo
Cámara
D+
D-
D+
D-
• Comunicaciones RS-422
Codificación
de vídeo
Cámara
D+
D-
TXD+
TXD-
TX+
TX-
RXD+
RXD-
 Dependiendo del tipo de cámara, la paridad de la conexión puede ser diferente.
Para obtener información adicional, consulte la documentación de la cámara PTZ correspondiente.
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Conexión Ethernet
Conecte el cable Ethernet a la red local o a Internet.
Alimentación eléctrica
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 Tenga cuidado de no invertir la polaridad al conectar el cable de alimentación.
También puede utilizar un enrutador que incorpore PoE (Alimentación sobre Ethernet) para
suministrar energía al dispositivo.
 Si se aplica PoE y 12 V de CC, este dispositivo obtendrá alimentación de PoE.
 Si desea conectar un dispositivo externo, debe apagar el dispositivo externo antes de continuar.
LINK
-
ACT
+
DC 12V
NETWORK / PoE
SPE-101
Video Encoder
Alimentación
Ethernet
Resistencia eléctrica de cable de cobre a [20°C (68°F)]
Calibre de hilo americano (AWG) nº 24 (0,22 mm2) nº 22 (0,33 mm2) nº 20 (0,52 mm2) nº 18 (0,83 mm2)
Resistencia (Ω/m)
0,078
0,050
0,030
0,018
Tensión de caída (V/m)
0,028
0,018
0,011
0,006
Distancia recomendada (m)
Menos de 20
Menos de 30
Menos de 30
Menos de 30
 Como se muestra en la tabla anterior, es posible que encuentre un punto de tensión baja dependiendo de
la longitud del cable.
Si utiliza un cable excesivamente largo para la conexión del codificador de vídeo de red, es posible que
éste no funcione debidamente.
- Tensión de funcionamiento del codificador de vídeo de red: 12 VCC ±10%
- Las mediciones de caída de tensión del diagrama anterior pueden variar dependiendo del tipo y el
fabricante del cable de cobre.
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Utilice el destornillador para conectar cada línea (+, –) del cable de alimentación al puerto
de alimentación correspondiente del codificador de vídeo de red.
conexión y configuración de la red
Puede fijar la configuración de red de acuerdo con sus configuraciones de red.
CONEXIÓN DEL CODIFICADOR DE VÍDEO DE RED
DIRECTAMENTE A LA RED DE ÁREA LOCAL
Conexión al codificador de vídeo de red desde un PC local en la LAN
1. Abrir un navegador de Internet en su ordenador local.
2. Introduzca la dirección IP del codificador de vídeo de red en la barra de direcciones
del navegador.
TX
+-
D
+-
VIDEO
IN
RESET
Codificador de Vídeo de Red
TX
+-
INTERNET
D
+-
VIDEO
IN
RESET
Codificador de Vídeo de Red
Ordenador Local
Firewall
Ordenador Remoto
Externo
Servidor DDNS
(Centro de Datos, COREA)
<Red local>
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 Un PC remoto en una Internet externa a la red LAN es posible que no pueda conectar al
codificador de vídeo de red instalado en la intranet si el reenvío de puertos no se configura
correctamente o si existe un cortafuegos.
En este caso, para solucionar el problema, póngase en contacto con su administrador de red.
 Como valor predeterminado de fábrica, la dirección IP se asignará automáticamente desde el
servidor DHCP. Si no hay ningún servidor DHCP disponible, la dirección IP se definirá en
192.168.1.100.
Para obtener más detalles sobre el uso de Instalador IP, consulte “Configuración de IP estática”.
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16_ conexión y configuración de la red
CONEXIÓN DEL CODIFICADOR DE VÍDEO DE RED
DIRECTAMENTE A UN MÓDEM DE CABLE/DSL BASADO
EN DHCP
+-
INTERNET
D
+-
IN
RESE
T
Módem DSL/Cable
Codificador de Vídeo
de Red
PC remoto externo
Servidor DDNS
(Centro de datos, COREA)
1. Utilice el cable cruzado para conectar manualmente el PC y el codificador de vídeo
de red.
2. Ejecute IP Installer y cambie la dirección IP del codificador de vídeo de red de forma
que pueda utilizar el explorador Web de su escritorio para conectar a Internet.
3. Utilice el navegador de Internet para conectar al codificador de vídeo de red.
4. Vaya a la página [Configuración].
5. Vaya a [Red] – [DDNS] y configure los ajustes de DDNS.
6. Vaya a [Red] – [Interfaz] y defina el tipo de red en [DHCP].
7. Conecte el codificador de vídeo de red retirado del PC, directamente en el módem.
8. Reinicie el codificador de vídeo de red.
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 Para registrar los ajustes de DDNS, consulte “Registro con DDNS”. (página 41)
 Para configurar los ajustes de DDNS, consulte “DDNS”. (página 40)
 Para definir el tipo de red, consulte “Interfaz”. (página 39)
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TX
VIDEO
conexión y configuración de la red
CONEXIÓN DEL CODIFICADOR DE VÍDEO DE RED
DIRECTAMENTE A UN MÓDEM PPPoE
TX
+-
INTERNET
D
+-
VIDEO
IN
RESE
T
Módem DSL/Cable
Codificador de Vídeo
de Red
PC remoto externo
Servidor DDNS
(Centro de datos, COREA)
1. Utilice el cable cruzado para conectar manualmente el PC y el codificador de vídeo
de red.
2. Ejecute IP Installer y cambie la dirección IP del codificador de vídeo de red de forma
que pueda utilizar el explorador Web de su escritorio para conectar a Internet.
3. Utilice el navegador de Internet para conectar al codificador de vídeo de red.
4. Vaya a la página [Configuración].
5. Vaya a [Red] – [DDNS] y configure los ajustes de DDNS.
6. Vaya a [Red] – [Interfaz] y defina el tipo de red en [PPPoE].
7. Conecte el codificador de vídeo de red retirado del PC, directamente en el módem.
8. Reinicie el codificador de vídeo de red.
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 Para registrar los ajustes de DDNS, consulte “Registro con DDNS”. (página 41)
 Para configurar los ajustes de DDNS, consulte “DDNS”. (página 40)
 Para definir el tipo de red, consulte “Interfaz”. (página 39)
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CONEXIÓN DEL CODIFICADOR DE VÍDEO DE RED A UN
ENRUTADOR DE BANDA ANCHA CON EL MÓDEM DE
CABLE/PPPoE
TX
+-
D
+-
VIDEO
IN
RESE
T
Codificador de Vídeo de Red
TX
+-
INTERNET
D
+-
VIDEO
IN
RESE
T
Codificador de Vídeo de Red
Ordenador Local
Enrutador de banda
ancha
PPPoE o Módem
de Cable
PPPoE o Módem de
Cable
PC remoto externo
DDNS Server
(Data Center, KOREA)
Configurar la red del ordenador local conectado a un Enrutador de
banda ancha
Configure la configuración de red del ordenador local conectado a un Enrutador de banda
ancha, siga las instrucciones siguientes.
 Seleccione : <Network Neighborhood>  <Properties>  <Local Area Connection>
 <Properties>  <General>  <Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)>  <Properties>
 <Obtain an IP address automatically> o <Use the following IP address>.
 Siga las siguientes instrucciones si selecciona <Use the following IP address>:
ej.1) Si la dirección (IP de LAN) del enrutador de banda ancha es 192.168.1.1
Dirección IP : 192.168.1.100
Máscara de subred : 255.255.255.0
Puerta de enlace por defecto : 192.168.1.1
ej.2) Si la dirección (IP de LAN) del enrutador de banda ancha es 192.168.0.1
Dirección IP : 192.168.0.100
Máscara de subred : 255.255.255.0
Puerta de enlace por defecto : 192.168.0.1
ej.3) Si la dirección (IP de LAN) del enrutador de banda ancha es 192.168.xxx.1
Dirección IP : 192.168.xxx.100
Máscara de subred : 255.255.255.0
Puerta de enlace por defecto : 192.168.xxx.1
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 Para obtener la dirección del Enrutador de banda ancha, véase la documentación del producto.
 Consulte la sección “Configuración de reenvío del rango de puertos (Asignación de puertos)”
de la documentación del enrutador de banda ancha. (Página 25)
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Se utiliza para un ambiente de red pequeño como hogares, oficinas pequeñas y tiendas normales.
conexión y configuración de la red
BOTONES UTILIZADOS EN IP INSTALLER
Elemento
Descripción
Device Name
Nombre del modelo del dispositivo de red conectado.
Haga clic en la columna para ordenar la lista por nombre de modelo.
Sin embargo, la búsqueda puede detenerse si se hace clic durante la
búsqueda.
Alias
Esta función no está actualmente implantada.
Mode
Muestra <Static> o <Dynamic> para el estado de conexión de red actual.
MAC(Ethernet)
Address
Dirección Ethernet del dispositivo de red conectado.
Haga clic en la columna para ordenar la lista por dirección Ethernet.
Sin embargo, la búsqueda puede detenerse si se hace clic durante la
búsqueda.
IP Address
Dirección IP.
Haga clic en la columna para ordenar la lista por dirección IP.
Sin embargo, la búsqueda puede detenerse si se hace clic durante la
búsqueda.
El ajuste predeterminado de fábrica es “192.168.1.100”.
Protocol
Ajustes de red del dispositivo de red.
El ajuste predeterminado de fábrica es “IPv4”.
Si un codificador de red se define en IPv6, muestra “IPv6”.
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Elemento
URL
Muestra la dirección URL.
IPv4
Rastrea los dispositivos de red que tengan el ajuste IPv4.
IPv6
Rastrea los dispositivos de red que tengan el ajuste IPv6.
Se activa en un entorno compatible con IPv6.
Search
Rastrea los dispositivos de red que estén actualmente conectadas a la red.
No obstante, este botón aparecerá atenuado si no se marca ni IPv4 ni IPv6.
Auto Set
IP Installer configura automáticamente los ajustes de red.
Manual Set
Debe configurar manualmente los ajustes de red.
Exit
Sale del programa IP Installer.
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 Para IP installer, utilice sólo la versión que se facilita en el CD de instalación o utilice la última
versión si está disponible.
Puede descargar la versión más reciente desde el sitio Web de Samsung (www.samsungipolis.com).
CONFIGURACIÓN DE IP ESTÁTICA
Configuración de red manual
Ejecute <IP Installer_vX.XX.exe> para ver la lista de búsqueda de dispositivos de red.
En el arranque inicial, aparecerán atenuadas [Auto Set] y [Manual Set].
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 Utilice IP Installer de la versión 1.47 o posterior.
 En los dispositivos de red encontrados con el ajuste IPv6, estos botones aparecerán atenuados ya
que los dispositivos de red no admiten esta función.
1. Seleccione un dispositivo de red en los
resultados de la búsqueda.
Localice la dirección MAC (Ethernet)
etiquetada en la parte posterior del
dispositivo de red.
Se activará tanto [Auto Set] como
[Manual Set].
2. Haga clic en [Manual Set].
Aparece el diálogo de ajustes manuales.
Aparecerán los valores predeterminados de <IP Address>, <Subnet Mask>,
<Gateway>, <HTTP Port> y <VNP Port> del dispositivo de red.
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Descripción
conexión y configuración de la red
3. En el panel <Address>, facilite la información necesaria.
 MAC (Ethernet) Address : la dirección
MAC (Ethernet) asignada al dispositivo
de red se definirá y aparecerá automáticamente de forma que no tendrá que
asignarla manualmente.
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 Puede configurar sólo los ajustes de IP estática si se deja sin marcar la casilla de selección de DHCP.
Si se utiliza un Enrutador de banda ancha
 IP Address: introduzca una dirección
que se encuentre en el rango de IP facilitado por el Enrutador de banda ancha.
ej.) 192.168.1.2~254,
192.168.0.2~254,
192.168.XXX.2~254
 Subnet Mask : la <Subnet Mask>
del enrutador de banda ancha será la
<Subnet Mask> del codificador de
vídeo de red.
 Gateway : la <Local IP Address> del
enrutador de banda ancha será la <Gateway> del codificador de vídeo de red.
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 Es posible que los ajustes difieran dependiendo del modelo de Enrutador de banda ancha conectado.
Para obtener información adicional, consulte el manual de usuario del enrutador aplicable.
 Consulte la sección “Configuración de reenvío del rango de puertos (Asignación de puertos)”
de la documentación del enrutador de banda ancha. (Página 25)
Si no se utiliza un Enrutador de banda ancha
Para el ajuste de <IP Address>, <Subnet Mask> y <Gateway>, póngase en contacto con el
administrador de red.
4. En el panel <Port>, facilite la información
necesaria.
 HTTP Port : se utiliza para acceder al
dispositivo de red utilizando el explorador de Internet, por defecto en 80.
Utilice el botón de flechas para cambiar el valor de HTTP Port.
 VNP Port : se utiliza para controlar la
transferencia de señales de vídeo, por defecto en 4520.
5. Introduzca la contraseña.
Esta es la contraseña de inicio de sesión del usuario “admin” que accede al dispositivo de red. La contraseña inicial es “4321”.
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 La contraseña predeterminada puede estar expuesta a riesgos de piratería, por lo que
recomendamos que cambie la contraseña después de instalar el producto.
Tenga en cuenta que otros problemas que sucedan por no cambiar la contraseña será
responsabilidad del usuario.
Si el enrutador de banda ancha tiene más de un codificador de vídeo de red conectado
Defina de forma diferente los campos relacionados con la dirección IP y el puerto de los
codificadores de red.
Categoría
Codificador de vídeo de Codificador de vídeo de
red nº 1
red nº 2
Ajustes relacionados
con IP
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Gateway
192.168.1.100
255.255.255.0
192.168.1.1
192.168.1.101
255.255.255.0
192.168.1.1
Ajustes relacionados
con el puerto
HTTP Port
VNP Port
8080
4520
8081
4521
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 Si <HTTP Port> se define con un valor distinto a 80, debe facilitar el número de <Port> en la barra
de direcciones del explorador de Internet antes de poder acceder al codificador de vídeo de red.
ej.) http://Dirección IP : HTTP Port
http://192.168.1.100:8080
Configuración automática de red
Ejecute <IP Installer_vX.XX.exe> para ver la lista de búsqueda de dispositivos de red.
En el arranque inicial, tanto [Auto Set] como [Manual Set] aparecerán atenuados.
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 Utilice IP Installer de la versión 1.47 o posterior.
 En los dispositivos de red encontrados con el ajuste IPv6, estos botones aparecerán atenuados ya
que las cámaras no admiten esta función.
1. Seleccione un dispositivo de red en los
resultados de la búsqueda.
Localice la dirección MAC (Ethernet)
etiquetada en la parte posterior del
dispositivo de red.
Se activarán los botones [Auto Set] y
[Manual Set].
2. Haga clic en [Auto Set].
Aparece el diálogo Auto Setting.
Se definirán automáticamente <IP Address>, <Subnet Mask> y <Gateway>.
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6. Haga clic en [OK].
La configuración manual de la red queda completada.
conexión y configuración de la red
3. Introduzca la contraseña.
Esta es la contraseña de inicio de sesión
del usuario “admin” que accede al codificador de vídeo de red. La contraseña
inicial es “4321”.
 La contraseña predeterminada puede estar
expuesta a riesgos de piratería, por lo que
recomendamos que cambie la contraseña
después de instalar el producto.
Tenga en cuenta que otros problemas que
sucedan por no cambiar la contraseña será
responsabilidad del usuario.
4. Haga clic en [OK].
La configuración automática de la red queda completada.
CONFIGURACIÓN DE IP DINÁMICA
Configuración del entorno de IP dinámica
 Ejemplo de entorno de IP dinámica
- Si está conectado un enrutador de banda ancha con un dispositivo de red, se
asigna una dirección IP mediante el servidor DHCP
- El dispositivo de red está conectado directamente a un modem DHCP
- Si las IP se asignan mediante el servidor DHCP interno a través de la LAN
Comprobación de la IP dinámica
1. En un PC local, ejecute <IP Installer>
para ver una lista de dispositivos de red
asignados <Dynamic IP>.
2. Selecciona en la lista un dispositivo
de red y haga clic en [Manual Set]
para comprobar la <Dynamic IP> del
dispositivo de red.
Si quita la marca de selección de
<DHCP>, puede cambiar la IP a
<Static>.
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CONFIGURACIÓN DE REENVÍO DEL RANGO DE PUERTOS
(ASIGNACIÓN DE PUERTOS)
Reenvío manual del rango de puertos
1. En el menú de configuración del
Enrutador de banda ancha, seleccione
<Applications & Gaming> - <Port
Range Forward>.
Para definir el reenvío del rango de
puertos para un Enrutador de banda
ancha de terceros, consulte el manual
del usuario de dicho Enrutador de
banda ancha.
2. Seleccione <TCP> y <UDP Port> por
cada codificador de vídeo de red al
enrutador de banda ancha.
Cada número de puerto del enrutador
de banda ancha debe coincidir con el
especificado en <Network> - <Port> en el menú de configuración del codificador
de vídeo de red.
3. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Save Settings].
Se guardarán los ajustes.
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 El ejemplo de instrucciones anteriores se basan en el Enrutador de banda ancha de CISCO (Modelo:
LINKSYS).
 Es posible que los ajustes difieran dependiendo del modelo de Enrutador de banda ancha
conectado.
Para obtener información adicional, consulte el manual de usuario del enrutador aplicable.
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● CONEXIÓN Y CONFIGURACIÓN DE LA RED
Si ha instalado un enrutador de banda ancha con un codificador de vídeo de red conectado,
debe definir el reenvío del rango de puertos en el enrutador de banda ancha de forma que un
PC remoto pueda acceder al codificador de vídeo de red en él.
conexión y configuración de la red
Configuración del reenvío del rango de puertos de varios
codificadores de vídeo de red
Cuando varios codificadores de vídeo de red están conectados a un dispositivo enrutador
de banda ancha, debe reenviar el puerto TCP 943 del enrutador al puerto TCP 943 de un
codificador de vídeo de red conectado.
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 Si no define correctamente el puerto TCP 943 del enrutador, no podrá obtener ninguna secuencia
de vídeo en la página Web del codificador de vídeo de red.
 El puerto TCP 943 es un puerto para el servidor de política Silverlight de un codificador de vídeo de red.
 Puede definir una regla de reenvío de puertos en el dispositivo Enrutador de banda
ancha a través de su página Web de configuración.
 No es posible cambiar el puerto del servidor de política Silverlight de un codificador
de vídeo de red.
 Puede cambiar los puertos del codificador de vídeo de red a excepción del puerto del
servidor de política a través de sus páginas Web de configuración.
Cuando el codificador de vídeo de red 1 y el codificador de vídeo de red 2 están
conectados a un enrutador:
Usuario

Internet

Inicio
943
3000
3001
4520
4521
8080
8081
Enrutador de banda ancha
Fin
Protocolo
Dirección IP
943
TCP
192.168.1.100
3000
TCP/UDP
192.168.1.100
3001
TCP/UDP
192.168.1.101
4520
TCP/UDP
192.168.1.100
4521
TCP/UDP
192.168.1.101
8080
TCP/UDP
192.168.1.100
8081
TCP/UDP
192.168.1.101
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

Codificador de vídeo de red1
(192.168.1.100)
Puerto servidor Web 8080
4520
Puerto VNP
Puerto RTSP
3000
Puerto de servidor
943
de política
Codificador de vídeo de red2
(192.168.1.101)
Puerto servidor Web 8081
4521
Puerto VNP
Puerto RTSP
3001
Puerto de servidor
943
de política
CONEXIÓN AL DISPOSITIVO DE RED DESDE UN PC
LOCAL COMPARTIDO
2. Haga doble clic en el dispositivo de red
al que va a conectar.
El explorador de Internet se inicia y
conecta al dispositivo de red.
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 También puede acceder al codificador de vídeo introduciendo en la barra de direcciones del
explorador de Internet la dirección IP del dispositivo de red encontrado.
CONEXIÓN AL CODIFICADOR DE VÍDEO DE RED DESDE
UN PC REMOTO A TRAVÉS DE INTERNET
Debido a que no se permite utilizar IP Installer en un ordenador remoto que no se encuentre
en un grupo de red del enrutador de banda ancha, los usuarios pueden acceder a los
codificadores de vídeo de red dentro de una red de enrutador de banda ancha utilizando el URL
de DDNS del codificador de vídeo de red.
1. Antes de poder acceder a un codificador de vídeo de red en la red del enrutador de
banda ancha, debe haber definido el reenvío del rango de puertos para el enrutador
de banda ancha.
2. Desde el PC remoto, inicie el explorador de Internet e introduzca la dirección URL
de DDNS del codificador de vídeo de red, o la dirección IP del enrutador de banda
ancha en la barra de direcciones.
ej.) http://www.samsungipolis.com/[Domain de producto]
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1. Ejecute IP Installer.
Busca dispositivos de red conectados
y los muestra en la lista.
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CONEXIÓN DEL CODIFICADOR DE VÍDEO DE RED
Procedimiento normal
1. Inicie el explorador de Internet.
2. Introduzca la dirección IP del codificador de
vídeo de red en la barra de direcciones.
ej.) • Dirección IP (IPv4) : 192.168.1.100
 http://192.168.1.100
- Debe aparecer el diálogo de inicio de
sesión.
• Dirección IP (IPv6) : 2001:0230:abcd:f
fff:0000:0000:ffff:1111
 http://[2001:230:abcd:ffff:0000
:0000:ffff:1111] - Debe aparecer el
diálogo de inicio de sesión.
Si el número de puerto HTTP no es 80
1. Inicie el explorador de Internet.
2. Introduzca la dirección IP y el número de puerto HTTP del codificador de vídeo de
red en la barra de direcciones.
ej.) Dirección IP : 192.168.1.100:HTTP Port number(8080)
 http://192.168.1.100:8080
- Debe aparecer el diálogo de inicio de sesión.
Utilización del URL
1. Inicie el explorador de Internet.
2. Introduzca el URL de DDNS del codificador de vídeo de red en la barra de direcciones.
ej.) Dirección URL : http://www.samsungipolis.com/[Domain de producto]
- Debe aparecer el diálogo de inicio de sesión.
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Para comprobar la dirección de DDNS
Una vez que registre el dispositivo con IP dinámica en el servidor DDNS, puede fácilmente
cambiar la IP modificada cuando intente acceder al dispositivo.
Para añadir la dirección IP al servidor <DDNS>, visite www.samsungipolis.com y registre
su dispositivo, y defina la opción DDNS en <DDNS de Samsung> antes de facilitar el ID
de usuario para el servidor DDNS.
INICIO DE SESIÓN
El ID predeterminado de usuario es “admin” y la contraseña es “4321”.
1. Introduzca “admin” en el cuadro de
entrada <User Name>.
2. Introduzca “4321” en el cuadro de entrada <Password>.
Si se cambia la contraseña, introduzca
en su lugar la contraseña modificada.
3. Haga clic en [OK].
Si ha iniciado sesión correctamente,
verá la pantalla de Live Viewer.
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 Por razones de seguridad, asegúrese de
cambiar la contraseña en <Sistema>
- <Usuario>.
La ID del administrador, “admin”, es fija y no es posible cambiarla.
 La contraseña predeterminada puede estar expuesta a riesgos de piratería, por lo que
recomendamos que cambie la contraseña después de instalar el producto.
Tenga en cuenta que otros problemas que sucedan por no cambiar la contraseña será
responsabilidad del usuario.
 Si marca la opción “Remember my password” una vez realizada la entrada, la próxima vez se
iniciará sesión automáticamente sin que se le pida introducir la información de inicio de sesión.
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 Podrá disfrutar de la mejor calidad de vídeo si el tamaño de pantalla es del 100%. Si se reduce la
relación existe el riesgo de cortar la imagen en los bordes.
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Si el codificador de vídeo de red está conectado directamente al módem de cable DHCP,
al módem DSL o al módem PPPoE, la dirección IP de la red cambiará cada vez que
intente conectar al servidor del proveedor de servicios de Internet.
Si este es el caso, no se le informará de la dirección IP modificada por el DDNS.
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Este codificador de vídeo de red utiliza Microsoft Silverlight para mostrar vídeo.
INSTALACIÓN DE SILVERLIGHT RUNTIME
Si su PC no ha instalado Silverlight Runtime o ha instalado una versión antigua, se le redirigirá
automáticamente a la página de instalación de Silverlight Runtime al acceder a Web Viewer.
1. Haga clic en <Click Here>.
2. Cuando aparezca el diálogo de
descarga del archivo, haga clic en
<Run>.
3. Una vez completada la descarga, haga
clic en <Run>.
4. Aparecerá la página de instalación de
Silverlight Runtime. <Install now> para
continuar con la instalación.
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5. Una vez hecho, haga clic en <Close>.
● WEB VIEWER
6. Cierre y reinicie el navegador Web e
intente acceder a Web Viewer.
Una vez instalado correctamente
Silverlight Runtime, verá la pantalla en
directo.
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 Para una instalación normal, defina el
ajuste de Block Popup de la siguiente
forma:
ej.) Internet Explorer  Herramientas  Bloqueador de elementos emergentes 
Desactivar bloqueador emergente (B)
 Sn embargo, los usuarios de MAC OS X que no están conectados a Internet pueden utilizar el CD
de instalación facilitado para instalar Silverlight Runtime (Ejecute el archivo “Silverlight_xxx.dmg”
del CD. Se le guiará por la instalación del software).
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UTILIZACIÓN DE LA PANTALLA EN DIRECTO
b
c
Elemento
Descripción
Vigilancia
Va a la pantalla de supervisión.
b
Configuración
Va a la pantalla de configuración.
c
Pantalla del visor
Muestra en pantalla el vídeo en directo.
Oculta el indicador de alarma cerca del borde de la pantalla del visor.
 En los siguientes casos, aparecerá el mensaje en el borde del visor.
- Si se produce un evento (detección de movimiento)
- Si se apaga la codificador de vídeo de red
- Si la red está desconectada
Ocultar el indicador
de alarma
Menú Cámara
Se utiliza para recuperar y personalizar el menú de configuración de la cámara
conectada.
Para seleccionar y guardar cada opción del menú, consulte “Uso del menú Cámara”.
(página 33)
PTZ
Puede controlar Panorámica/Inclinación/Zoom/Enfoque de las cámaras que están
conectadas al codificador de vídeo de red.
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Elemento
Descripción
PTZ Digital
Puede utilizar la rueda del ratón para activar el zoom digital.
Optimización de
pantalla, pantalla
completa
Ajuste la pantalla a su tamaño óptimo y muestre el icono de pantalla completa en la
pantalla en directo.
Captura
Guarda la instantánea como un archivo de imagen en formato .bmp.
Formato de vídeo
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Puede seleccionar un tipo de perfil en <Perfil de vídeo> bajo el menú de
configuración <Vídeo>.
M Si aparece el mensaje "Códec no válido", seleccione de nuevo un tipo de perfil en la lista
de perfiles.
 Si la temperatura cae por debajo del rango de funcionamiento, es posible que no se genere
ninguna señal de vídeo. En tales casos, espere a que aparezca el vídeo.
USO DEL MENÚ CÁMARA
Se utiliza para recuperar y personalizar el menú de configuración de la cámara conectada.
1. Inicie Web Viewer.
)]
2. Haga clic en [Menú de cámara (
en la esquina izquierda de la pantalla en
directo.
Aparece el menú de configuración de
cámara.
3. Haga clic en el botón arriba/abajo (▲/▼)
para ir a la opción que desee.
4. Haga clic en [Intro (
)]. A continuación, utilice el botón arriba/abajo (▲/▼) para ir a la opción que desee.
5. Para acceder a una opción del submenú, haga clic en [Intro (
)].
6. Para ir al menú anterior o salir del menú de configuración, haga clic en el botón
[Cancelar (
)].
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 Es menú de cámara puede ser diferente dependiendo de la cámara.
Para obtener información adicional, consulte el manual de usuario de la cámara.
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Para controlar la función PTZ
Puede controlar las operaciones de una cámara de red que admita control PTZ.
 Si la función PTZ no es controlable, compruebe el estado de conexión de RS-422/485 de la cámara y el
codificador de vídeo de red.
1. Pulse el botón [PTZ (
)].
2. Cuando aparezca en pantalla la barra
de botones de PTZ, utilice los botones
de dirección para ajustar el ángulo de la
cámara, el factor de zoom o el enfoque
a su gusto.
Para capturar la instantánea
1. Haga clic en [
] en la escena que
va a capturar.
Debe aparecer el diálogo de captura.
2. Haga clic en el botón [Save].
La captura se guardará en la ruta especificada.
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 Si se interrumpe un vídeo al capturar la
imagen con IE8 en un PC con Windows7,
anule la selección “Activar modo
protegido” en “Herramientas –
Opciones de Internet – Seguridad”.
Para ocupar la pantalla completa
1. Haga clic en el botón [Pantalla completa (
)].
Aparecerá en el Visor el botón correspondiente.
2. Haga clic en el botón.
Con esto el Visor ocupará toda la pantalla.
3. Para salir del modo de pantalla completa, pulse [Esc] en el teclado.
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pantalla de configuración
CONFIGURACIÓN
Puede configurar los ajustes de vídeo, red, evento y sistema del codificador de vídeo de red a
través de la red.
)].
● PANTALLA DE CONFIGURACIÓN
1. En la pantalla en directo, haga clic en [Configuración (
2. Aparece la pantalla de configuración.
CONFIGURACIÓN DE VÍDEO
Perfil de Vídeo
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
)>.
la ficha <Vídeo (
2. Haga clic en <Perfil de vídeo>.
3. Seleccione el número de <Perfil de
vídeo>.
4. Haga clic en el cuadro de entrada de
cada elemento e introduzca / seleccione el valor que desee.
 Es posible que el menú contextual difiera
dependiendo del tipo de códec seleccionado.
 Perfil predet. : éste es el perfil de
vídeo predeterminado.
 Perfil de vel. fotogr. fija : fija la velocidad
de fotogramas del perfil seleccionado independientemente de los ajustes de los otros
perfiles.
 Perfil de E-mail / FTP : el perfil de vídeo que se va a transferir al e-mail o sitio FTP.
 Sólo el códec de Motion JPEG se puede definir como Perfil de E-mail / FTP.
5. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
)].
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pantalla de configuración
Para añadir un perfil de vídeo
Puede añadir tantos códec como sea necesario de forma que pueda aplicar una serie de
perfiles según las condiciones de grabación.
1. Seleccione un número de perfil.
2. Facilite el nombre y seleccione un códec.
3. Especifique las condiciones en las que se aplicará el códec.
4. Especifique los detalles del códec seleccionado incluida la resolución y la y la
velocidad de fotogramas.
 Resolución : define el tamaño del vídeo de los archivos MPEG-4, H.264 y Motion
JPEG.
 Vel. fotograma : especifica la velocidad de fotogramas.
 Compresión : especifica la velocidad de compresión del vídeo.
 Velocidad de bits máxima : especifica la velocidad de bits máxima del vídeo.
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 Como la velocidad de bits se puede ajustar de forma limitada según la resolución, la
velocidad de fotogramas y la complejidad de la pantalla la velocidad de bits real puede ser
mayor que la velocidad de bits máxima. Por tanto, debe tener en cuenta las condiciones de
uso al ajustar el valor.
 Control de vel. bits : Para la compresión, puede seleccionar entre velocidad
de bits constante y velocidad de bits variable. La velocidad de bits constante
(CBR) altera la calidad del vídeo y fija la velocidad de bits de transferencia en red,
mientras que la velocidad de bits variable da prioridad a la calidad variando la
velocidad de bits de la transferencia de red.
 Velocidad de bits de destino : especifica la velocidad de bits a la que transferirá el
vídeo.
 Prioridad de codificación : puede definir el método de transferencia de vídeo en
Vel. fotograma o Compresión.
 Tamaño de GOP : selec cione un tamaño de GOP entre 1 y 15.
 Perfil : puede seleccionar el método de perfiles H.264.
 Codif. Entropia : reduce posibles pérdidas de compresión debido a la codificación.
 Multicast(VNP) : especifica el uso del protocolo VNP.
- IPv4 : introduzca una dirección IPv4 con la que puede conectar a la red IPv4.
- Puerto : especifica el puerto de comunicaciones de vídeo.
- TTL : permite definir TTL para el paquete VNP.
 Multicast(RTP) : permite especificar el uso del protocolo RTP.
- IPv4 : introduzca una dirección IPv4 con la que puede conectar a la red IPv4.
- Puerto : especifica el puerto de comunicaciones de vídeo.
- TTL : puede definir TTL para el paquete RTP.
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¿Qué es el tamaño de GOP?
Conf. PTZ
Puede mover el objetivo de la cámara y controlar la operación de zoom.
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
la ficha <Vídeo (
) >.
2. Haga clic en <Conf. PTZ>.
3. Defina la posición predefinida y el puerto
serie.
 Configuración de predefinidos :
seleccione un número entre 1 y 255,
y pulse Mover.
El ángulo de la cámara se ajustará de
la forma especificada en el predef.
 La cámara conectada debe configurarse
para permitir la comunicación del puerto
serie.
 Serie del sistema : Puede definir el modo de comunicaciones RS-422/485 de la
cámara conectada.
 La cámara y el dispositivo se conectan a través de los puertos de comunicaciones RS-422/485.
 La cámara no funcionará correctamente si los ajustes relacionados con las comunicaciones de la
cámara conectada son incorrectos.
4. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
)].
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GOP (del inglés Group of Pictures, grupo de imágenes) es un conjunto de fotogramas
de vídeo para compresión MPEG-4 y H.264, que indican un conjunto de fotogramas
existentes entre el I-Frame inicial (fotograma principal) y el siguiente I-Frame. GOP se
compone de 2 tipos de fotogramas: I-Frame y P-Frame.
I-Frame es el fotograma básico para la compresión, también conocido como
fotograma principal, que contiene los datos completos de la imagen. El P-Frame sólo
contiene los datos que se han cambiado en relación con el I-Frame precedente.
Puede definir entre 1 y 15 para el CÓDEC de MPEG-4 y H.264.
pantalla de configuración
Para añadir una posición predefinida
1. Seleccione el número de posición predefinida que va a añadir.
2. Defina el nombre de la posición predefinida.
3. Pulse el botón [Añadir (
)].
Para suprimir una posición prefinida
1. Seleccione el número de posición predefinida que va a añadir.
2. Pulse el botón [Borrar (
)].
Para mover la posición predefinida
1. Seleccione el número de posición predefinida que va a mover.
2. Pulse el botón [Mover (
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)].
CONFIGURACIÓN RED
Interfaz
2. Haga clic en <Interfaz>.
3. Defina <Interfaz> y <Config. IPv6>
según sea necesario.
 Tipo IP : selecciona un tipo de
conexión IP.
- Manual : especifica la dirección IP,
la máscara de subred, la puerta de
enlace, DNS1 y DNS2.
- DHCP : especifica DNS1 y DNS2.
- PPPoE : especifica DNS1, DNS2, ID y contraseña.
 Si lo define en <Manual>, debe especificar manualmente la IP, máscara de subred, puerta de
enlace, DNS 1 y 2.





Dirección MAC : muestra la dirección MAC.
Dirección IP : muestra la dirección IP actual.
Máscara de subred : muestra la <Máscara de subred> para definir la IP.
Puerta de enlace : muestra la <Puerta de enlace> para definir la IP.
DNS1/DNS2 : muestra la dirección del servidor DNS (Servicio de nombres de
dominios).
 Uso de IPv6 : especifica el uso de IPv6.
 Mode
- Static : la selección de “Static” se activará la <Dirección de IPv6>.
 Introduzca la dirección IPv6 en un formato especificado.
- Auto : obtiene automáticamente a dirección IPv6 para acceder a la red IPv6.
 Dirección de IPv6 : introduzca la dirección con un total de 8 partes en anotación
hexadecimal.
Ej.) 2001:230:abcd:ffff:0000:0000:ffff:1111
4. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
J
)].
 El sistema de direcciones IP se definirá por defecto en DHCP. Si no se encuentra el servidor DHCP,
se recuperarán automáticamente los ajustes anteriores.
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1. En el menú de configuración, selecci)>
one la ficha <Red (
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Puerto
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
la ficha <Red (
)>.
2. Haga clic en <Puerto>.
3. Introduzca cada elemento en el menú
del puerto según sea necesario.
 No está disponible ni el rango de puertos entre
0 y 1023 ni el puerto 3702.
 Puerto HTTP : puerto HTTP utilizado
para acceder al codificador de vídeo
de red a través del navegador web.
El valor predeterminado es 80 (TCP).
 Puerto VNP : define un puerto que se utilizará para transferir señales de vídeo con
protocolos Samsung.
 Puerto RTSP : se utiliza para transferir vídeos en el modo RTSP; el valor predeterminado es 554.
 Puerto Visor : se utiliza para transferir vídeos en Web Viewer; el valor predeterminado es 4520.
 El rango de puertos de Viewer se encuentra entre 4502 y 4534. Si el puerto VNP se encuentra en
este rango efectivo, el puerto Viewer debe especificarse de igual forma que el puerto VNP.
 Puerto Silverlight policy : Silverlight se utiliza para poder adquirir una conexión de
red; el valor predeterminado es 943.
 No es posible cambiar el puerto del servidor de política de Viewer/Silverlight de un dispositivo.
4. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
)].
DDNS
DDNS es una abreviatura de Dynamic Servicio de nombres de dominio dinámicos que
convierte la dirección IP de un codificador de vídeo de red en un nombre de host general
de forma que el usuario pueda recordarlo fácilmente.
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
la ficha <Red (
)>.
2. Haga clic en <DDNS>.
3. Seleccione <DDNS>.
4. Introduzca las opciones de DDNS
según el tipo seleccionado.
 DDNS de Samsung : se selecciona si
utiliza el servidor de DDNS facilitado
por Samsung Techwin.
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5. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
)].
Registro con DDNS
Para registrar el producto con DDNS de Samsung
1. Visite el sitio Web de iPOLiS
(www.samsungipolis.com) y regístrese
con una cuenta creada.
2. En la barra de menú superior, seleccione
<DDNS SERVICE>-<MY DDNS>.
3. Haga clic en [PRODUCT REGISTRATION].
4. Introduzca el dominio del producto.
 Debe realizar una comprobación doble del
dominio introducido.
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 DDNS público : Seleccione uno de los servidores DDNS públicos que se facilitan
cuando utilice un servidor DDNS público.
- Nombre de host : introduzca el nombre del host (es decir, nombre de host de
Dyndns) registrado en el servidor DDNS.
- Nombre de usuario : introduzca el nombre de usuario del servicio DDNS.
(es decir, ID de usuario registrado con Dyndns)
- Contraseña : introduzca la contraseña del servicio DDNS. (es decir, contraseña
registrada con Dyndns)
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5. Seleccione una <CLASSIFICATION> y
especifique el <MODEL NUMBER>.
6. Especifique la ubicación del producto
con una descripción en caso necesario.
7. Haga clic en [REGISTRATION].
El producto se añadirá a la lista de
productos que puede comprobar.
Para conectar al DDNS de Samsung en la configuración del codificador de vídeo de red
1. En la página de configuración de
DDNS, defina <DDNS> en <DDNS de
Samsung>.
2. Facilite el <Nombre de host>
especificado al registrar el dominio del
producto en el sitio DDNS.
)].
3. Haga clic en [Aplicar (
Una vez que se establezca correctamente la conexión, aparecerá en
pantalla el mensaje <(Correcto)>.
Configuración de DDNS pública en los ajustes del codificador de vídeo de red
1. Abra la página de ajustes de DDNS y seleccione <DDNS público> para <DDNS>.
2. Introduzca el nombre de host del sitio, nombre de usuario y contraseña.
)].
3. Haga clic en el botón [Aplicar (
Si la conexión se establece correctamente, aparece <(Correcto)>.
4. Una vez completada toda la configuración, haga clic en [Aplicar (
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)].
Filtración del IP
Puede crear una lista de IPs a las que desee otorgar o denegar acceso.
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
)>.
la ficha <Red (
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2. Haga clic en <Filtración del IP>.
3. Seleccione un <Tipo de filtro>.
 Denegar : si se selecciona, se
restringirá el acceso desde las IPs
añadidas.
 Permitir : si se selecciona, se
permitirá el acceso sólo desde las
IPs añadidas.
4. Facilite la IP a la que desee otorgar o
denegar el acceso.Para IPv4, la dirección
IP predeterminada es 0.0.0.0, y el prefijo
predeterminado es 32.
5. Select desired IP address to be approved or rejected from the entered IP addresses.
Sólo se filtran las IP seleccionadas.
6. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
)].
SSL
Puede seleccionar un sistema de conexión seguro o instalar el certificado público para este fin.
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
la ficha <Red (
)>.
2. Haga clic en <SSL>.
3. Seleccione un sistema de conexión
seguro.
 Para acceder al codificador de vídeo de red
utilizando el modo HTTPS, tiene que introducir la
dirección IP del codificador de vídeo de red con
el formato “https://<Network video encoder_IP>”.
4. Busque el certificado público que desee instalar en el codificador de vídeo de red.
Para instalar el certificado en el codificador de vídeo de red, necesita facilitar el nombre
del certificado (el usuario lo puede asignar arbitrariamente), archivo de certificado emitido
por la entidad de certificación y el archivo de la clave.
 La opción <HTTPS(Modo de conexión segura con certificado público> sólo se activará si se ha
instalado un certificado público.
5. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
)].
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pantalla de configuración
Instalación del certificado
1. Introduzca el nombre del certificado.
2. Seleccione el archivo del certificado y su clave, y haga clic en el botón [Instalar (
Eliminación del certificado
1. Haga clic en el botón [Borrar (
)].
2. Para borrar un certificado público, debe acceder al descodificador de vídeo de red
en el modo de <No utilizar conexión segura> o <HTTPS (Modo de conexión
segura con certificado único)>.
802.1x
Al conectar a red, puede elegir si utilizar el protocolo 802.1x e instalar el certificado.
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
la ficha <Red (
)>.
2. Haga clic en <802.1x>.
3. Defina <Ajuste de IEEE 802.1x(EAPOL
utilizando EAP-TLS)>.
 Activar IEEE 802.1x : especifica el
uso del protocolo 802.1x.
 Versión de EAPOL : seleccione la
versión 1 o 2.
 ID de EAPOL : Introduzca el ID del usuario.
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 Contraseña de EAPOL : Introduzca la contraseña de EAPOL.
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 Si el dispositivo de red conectado no admite el protocolo 802.1x, el protocolo no funcionará
debidamente aunque lo defina.
Para instalar/eliminar los certificados relacionados con 802.1x
1. Pulse el botón [Browse (
para instalarlo.
)] en cada elemento y seleccione un certificado
2. Si no hay instalado ningún certificado, aparecerá “No disponible” al lado del elemento seleccionado.
3. Pulse el botón [Install (
)] para empezar la instalación con un mensaje que
indica “Instalado” al lado del elemento.
4. Pulse el botón [Delete (
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)] para eliminar el certificado.
)].
CONFIGURACIÓN DE EVENTOS
FTP / E-mail
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
la ficha <Evento (
)>.
2. Haga clic en <FTP / E-mail>.
3. Seleccione <Config. FTP> o <Config.
E-mail> e introduzca / seleccione el
valor que desee.
 Config. FTP
- Dirección de servidor : introduzca
la dirección IP del servidor de FTP
a la que transferir las imágenes de
la alarma.
- ID de usuario : introduzca el ID de
usuario con el que desea iniciar
sesión en el servidor de FTP.
- Contraseña : introduzca la contraseña de cuenta de usuario para iniciar sesión
en el servidor de FTP.
- Directorio de carga : especifique la ruta de FTP a la que va a transferir las imágenes de la alarma.
- Puerto : el puerto predeterminado del servidor de FTP es 21; no obstante, puede utilizar un número de puerto diferente según los ajustes del servidor de FTP.
- Modo pasivo : seleccione <ACT> si tiene que conectar en modo pasivo debido
al cortafuegos o a los ajustes del servidor de FTP.
 Config. E-mail
- Uso de SSL : marque esta opción si se usa el servidor de correo electrónico con SSL.
ej.) Google
- Dirección de servidor : introduzca la dirección IP del servidor de email que
utilizará para transferir el email.
- Usar autentificación : permite seleccionar si utilizar autorización.
- ID de usuario : introduzca el ID de usuario para iniciar sesión en el servidor de
email.
- Contraseña : introduzca la contraseña de cuenta de usuario para iniciar sesión
en el servidor de email.
- Puerto : el puerto predeterminado del servidor de email es 25; no obstante, puede
utilizar un número de puerto diferente según los ajustes del servidor de email.
- Receptor : introduzca la dirección del receptor de email.
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Puede configurar los ajustes del servidor de FTP/Email de forma que pueda transferir las
imágenes almacenadas en el codificador de vídeo de red al PC si se produce un evento.
pantalla de configuración
- Emisor : introduzca la dirección del emisor del mensaje de correo electrónico.
Si la dirección del emisor es incorrecta, es posible que el mensaje de correo del
emisor lo clasifique como correo basura el servidor de email y no se envíe.
- Asunto : introduzca el asunto del email.
- Cuerpo : facilite el texto del mensaje. Adjunte las imágenes de la alarma al email
que está preparando.
4. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
)].
Detección de movimiento
Puede definir la región de detección y el movimiento, así como la salida de la señal de
alarma.
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
la ficha <Evento (
)>.
2. Haga clic en <Detección de
movimiento>.
Para definir la detección de movimiento
1. Defina <Detdcción de movimiento>
en <Activar>.
2. Seleccione un nivel de sensibilidad de
la detección de movimiento. Cuanto
más alta sea la sensibilidad, menor será
el movimiento que se detecte.
3. Especifique el <Tiempo de activación>.
 Siempre : comprueba siempre si se
detecta movimiento.
Se activa en modo de funcionamiento
cuando se produce un movimiento.
 Si se define en Siempre, no es posible cambiar la hora de activación.
 Sólo tiempo programado : comprueba si se produce una alarma en el día de la
semana especificado durante un período de tiempo especificado.
Se activa en modo de funcionamiento cuando se produce un movimiento.
4. Especifique una operación que se realice si se detecta movimiento.
 Envío de e-mail : especifica el uso de la transferencia de correo electrónico si se
detecta movimiento.
5. Utilice el método de arrastrar y soltar para especificar el área de detección en el vídeo.
Detección de movimiento se active en el ajuste de área de máscara.
Para borrar una zona establecida, haga clic en el botón [Borrar (
)].
6. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
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)].
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 Es posible que la función de detección de movimiento no funcione correctamente en los
siguientes casos:
- El color o el brillo del objeto es similar al fondo.
- Varios movimientos continúan sucediendo de forma aleatoria debido al cambio de escena u a
Un objeto fijo continúa moviéndose en la misma posición.
Un objeto se oculta tras otros objetos.
Dos o más objetos se superponen o un objeto se divide en varias partes.
Un objeto demasiado rápido (para la detección correcta, un objeto debe encontrarse solapado
en fotogramas contiguos).
- Reflejos / objetos borrosos / sombras debido a la luz potente como la luz directa del sol, la
iluminación o faros.
- Con fuertes tormentas de nieve, lluvia, viento o al amanecer / anochecer.
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otras razones.
-
pantalla de configuración
Program. hora
Puede configurar de tal forma que se produzca un evento a la hora programada
independientemente de la aparición real del evento.
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
la ficha <Evento (
)>.
2. Haga clic en <Program. hora>.
Para definir la programación de tiempo
1. Defina <Config. evento de
temporizador> en <Activar>.
2. Especifique el <Tiempo de activación>.
 Siempre : activa siempre en modo de
funcionamiento a un intervalo definido.
 Sólo tiempo programado : activa
periódicamente en modo de
ecificadas
funcionamiento a una hora y fecha especificadas.
3. Especifique el <Intervalo de transferencia>.
4. Especifique las condiciones de activación.
 Envío de FTP : especifique el uso de la transferencia de FTP si se produce un evento.
5. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
)].
Pérd. vídeo
Puede definir la alarma que se va a generar si se produce la desconexión de una cámara y
que produzca una pérdida de vídeo.
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
la ficha <Evento (
)>.
2. Haga clic en <Pérd. vídeo>.
Para definir la pérdida de vídeo
1. Defina <Pérd. Vídeo> en <Activar>.
2. Especifique el tiempo de activación y la
condición de activación.
 Envío de E-mail : especifica el uso de
la transferencia de correo electrónico
si se produce una pérdida de vídeo.
3. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
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)].
CONFIGURACIÓN DEL SISTEMA
Información del producto
2. Haga clic en
<Información del producto>.
3. Compruebe la información del codificador del vídeo de red o facilite detallas de
acuerdo con el entorno de red.
 Nombre de dispositivo : facilite el
nombre del dispositivo que aparecerá
en la pantalla en directo.
 Ubicación : especifique la ubicación en la que está instalado el codificador del
vídeo de red.
 Descripción : facilite información detallada sobre la ubicación del codificador del
vídeo de red.
 Notas : facilite una explicación sobre el codificador de vídeo de red para entender
mejor la situación.
 Idioma : seleccione el idioma que prefiera para los menús del codificador de vídeo
de red y la OSD de Web Viewer.
4. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
J
)].
 La información relacionada con el producto sólo existe en inglés.
Fecha y hora
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
)>.
la ficha <Sistema (
2. Haga clic en <Fecha y hora>.
3. Especifique la fecha y hora que se
aplicará al codificador del vídeo de red.
 Hora actual del sistema : muestra los
ajustes de hora actual del sistema.
 Zona horaria : especifique la zona
horaria local basándose en la GMT.
 Usar hora de verano : si se marca,
la hora se fijará una hora antes de la
zona horaria local para el período de
tiempo especificado.
Esta opción sólo aparecerá en áreas en las que se aplica DST.
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1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
la ficha <Sistema (
)>.
pantalla de configuración
 Conf. hora del sistema : especifique la fecha y hora que se aplicará en el sistema.
- Manual : especifique manualmente la hora.
- Sincronizar con NTP Server : sincronice con la hora de la dirección de servidor
especificada.
- Sincronizar con PC Viewer : sincronice la hora con el PC conectado.
4. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
J
)].
 Si los ajustes de hora difieren entre el codificador de vídeo de red y el PC, la selección de
<Sincronizar con PC Viewer> puede diferir en algo.
Por tanto, se recomienda especificar los mismos ajustes de hora para el codificador de vídeo de
red y el PC.
Usuario
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
la ficha <Sistema (
)>.
2. Haga clic en <Usuario>.
3. Facilite la información de usuario
necesaria.
 Cambiar contraseña de administrador :
cambia la contraseña actual del
administrador.
 La contraseña predeterminada puede estar
expuesta a riesgos de piratería, por lo que
recomendamos que cambie la contraseña después de instalar el producto.
Tenga en cuenta que otros problemas que sucedan por no cambiar la contraseña será
responsabilidad del usuario.
 Config. invitado : Si se admite <Acceso de invitado>, el usuario con la cuenta
de invitado que acceda a web viewer sólo puede ver la pantalla de Live viewer.
 El ID/contraseña de la cuenta de invitado es guest/guest, y no se puede cambiar.
 Usuario actual : puede cambiar la información de usuario y ajustar el nivel de
permiso de un usuario que esté definido en <Activar>.
- Vídeo : puede seleccionar un perfil de vídeo en la pantalla de Live Viewer.
- Controles : puede controlar los botones de menú del codificador de vídeo de red.
4. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Aplicar (
50_ pantalla de configuración
)].
Actualizar / Reiniciar
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione la ficha <Sistema (
)>.
2. Haga clic en <Actualizar / Reiniciar>.
 El sistema de direcciones IP se ajustará de forma predeterminada en DHCP si reinicia el codificador
de vídeo de red. Si no se encuentra ningún servidor DHCP, se restaurarán automáticamente los
ajustes anteriores.
 Copia seg. y restauración de config. : hace una copia de seguridad de los ajustes
actuales del sistema antes de realizar el proceso de restauración. El sistema se
reinicia automáticamente tras una copia de seguridad o una restauración.
 Reiniciar : reinicia el sistema.
4. Una vez hecho, haga clic en [Reiniciar (
)].
Para realizar la actualización
1. Haga clic en [Actualizar].
2. Haga clic en [Explorar] y especifique
un archivo para la actualización.
3. Haga clic en [Enviar].
4. Aparece el cuadro de diálogo
"Actualizar" con la progresión en la
parte inferior.
M
 Si termina a la fuerza el proceso de
actualización, la actualización no se
completará debidamente.
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● PANTALLA DE CONFIGURACIÓN
3. Seleccione el elemento que desee y
defínalo de la forma apropiada.
 Actualizar : realiza la actualización del
sistema.Valores predeterminados de
 Valores predeterminados de fábrica :
- Excepto parámetro de red : Reinicie
otros ajustes excepto los ajustes
de red.
- Todo : inicializa con los ajustes de fábrica todos los ajustes del codificador de
red incluidas las codificador de vídeo de red. (no obstante, no se reiniciará la
información de registro)
pantalla de configuración
Para guardar los ajustes actuales y restaurar los ajustes de copia de seguridad
1. Haga clic en [Copia de segurida].
Debe aparecer el diálogo de Guardar
como.
2. Especifique la ruta con un nombre de
archivo adecuado y haga clic en [Save].
El archivo de copia de seguridad se
guardará en la ruta especificada con el
formato ".bin".
3. Para restaurar los ajustes de copia de
seguridad, haga clic en [Restaurar].
4. Seleccione el archivo de copia de
seguridad que desee y haga clic en
[Open].
M
 Si realiza una copia de seguridad o una
restauración, el navegador web se cerrará y
se reiniciará el codificador de vídeo de red.
52_ pantalla de configuración
Registro
Puede comprobar el registro del sistema o el registro de eventos.
1. En el menú de configuración, seleccione
la ficha <Sistema (
)>.
4. En la lista de registros de la derecha,
seleccione un elemento que buscar.
 Si seleccione <All> en la lista desplegable de la parte superior izquierda, aparecerán
todos los registros del tipo de registro aplicable.
5. Si en una página no se puede mostrar todos los registros disponibles, utilice los
botones inferiores para desplazarse al elemento anterior, siguiente o al último.
M
 Si desea ver los detalles de un registro, haga clic en [Inf. (
)] en la columna derecha del
registro; la información de registro se mostrará en el panel inferior.
 Cada página muestra 15 registros con el más reciente en la parte superior.
 La lista del registro de eventos/sistema puede contener hasta 1000 registros; pasado este
número, los registros más antiguos se borrarán para dar entrada a los nuevos registros creados.
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● PANTALLA DE CONFIGURACIÓN
2. Haga clic en <Registro>.
3. Seleccione un tipo de registro.
 Syslog : puede comprobar los registros del sistema en los casos en los
que se graben cambios del sistema
incluida la información de hora.
 Evtlog : puede comprobar los registros
de eventos incluida la información de
hora.
apéndice
ESPECIFICACIONES
Opciones
Entrada de vídeo
Funcionamiento
CVBS : 1.0Vp-p / 75Ω compuesto, Detecc. autom. de NTSC/PAL
Filtro de interlazado
Integrated
Pérd. vídeo
Detección de movimiento, Pérd. vídeo
Interfaz de control
remoto
1ea RS-422/485
Protocolo RS-485
SAMSUNG-T/E, PELCO-P/D, Panasonic, VICON, Honeywell, AD, GE,
BOSCH, SUNGJIN
Ethernet
RJ-45 (10/100BASE-T)
Formato de
compresión de vídeo
H.264, MPEG-4, Motion JPEG
Resolución
NT : 704x480, 640x480, 352x240, 320x240
PAL : 704x576, 640x480, 352x288, 320x240
Velo. máx. de
fotogramas
NT : 30fps / PAL : 25fps
Ajuste de calidad de
vídeo
H.264 / MPEG-4 : Nivel de compresión, Control de nivel de vel. de bits
de destino
Motion JPEG : Control de nivel de calidad
Método de control de
vel. de bits
H.264 / MPEG-4 : CBR o VBR
Motion JPEG : VBR
Capacidad de flujo de
datos
Flujo de datos múltiple (hasta 10 perfiles)
IP
IPv4, IPv6
Red
54_ apéndice
Descripción
Opciones
Ambiental
Protocolo
Seguridad
Autenticación de inicio de sesión HTTPS(SSL)
Autenticación de inicio de sesión Digest
Filtro de dirección IP
Registro de acceso de usuarios
802.1x
Método de flujo de
datos
Unicast / Multicast
Acceso máx. de
usuarios
10 usuarios en modo Unicast
Compatibilidad ONVIF
Sí
Visor Web
SO admitido : Windows XP / VISTA / 7, MAC OS
Navegador admitido : Internet Explorer 7.0 o 8.0, Firefoxi, Chrome, Safari
Software de gestión
central
NET-i viewer
Temperatura/humedad
de funcionamiento
-10°C ~ +50°C (+14°F ~ +122°F) / 20% ~ 80% HR
● APÉNDICE
Red
Descripción
TCP/IP, UDP/IP, RTP(UDP), RTP(TCP), RTSP, NTP, HTTP, HTTPS, SSL,
DHCP, PPPoE, FTP, SMTP, ICMP, IGMP, SNMPv1/v2c/(MIB-2), ARP,
DNS, DDNS
Protección de ingreso -
Eléctrico
Mecánico
Tensión/corriente de
entrada
12V CC, PoE(IEEE802.3af)
Consumo de energía
Máx. 3,2 W
Color / Material
Blanco/Moldura, Plata/Prensado
Dimensiones
(An. x Al. x P.)
An 43,0 x Al 29,0 x Pr. 95,5 mm (1,69" x 1,41" x 3,76") Conector incluido
Peso
115g
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apéndice
VISTA DEL PRODUCTO
29 (1.41")
Unidad : mm (pulg.)
83 (3.26")
95.5 (3.76")
56_ apéndice
43 (1.69")
SOLUCIÓN DE PROBLEMAS
PROBLEMA
SOLUCIÓN
 Compruebe si los ajustes de <Red> del codificador de vídeo de red son
válidos y correctos.
 Asegúrese de que todos los cables de red se hayan conectado
correctamente.
No puedo acceder al codificador
de vídeo de red desde un
navegador web.
 Si se conecta utilizando DHCP, verifique que el codificador de vídeo de red
es capaz de adquirir las direcciones IP dinámicas sin ningún problema.
 Si se conecta utilizando un URL de DDNS, verifique que la dirección MAC
se haya introducido correctamente.
 Si el codificador de vídeo de red está conectado a un enrutador, verifique
que esté debidamente configurado el reenvío de puertos.
 La conexión de <Web Viewer> existente puede caducar si el ajuste o
la configuración de red del codificador de red ha modificada por otro
usuario.
El Visualizador se desconecta
durante el control.
 Compruebe todas las conexiones de red.
 La conexión de <Web Viewer> puede interrumpirse por un tráfico de red
pobre o una situación defectuosa si el codificador de vídeo de red está
conectado a una red PPPoE.
No se puede conectar al sistema
meditante un navegador de
Internet Explorer 7.0.
 Cuando intente conectar al sistema mediante un navegador, se
comparte la misma información de cookies, resultando en errores
cuando se conecta. Por ello, en lugar de usar un navegador, abra una
nueva ventana de navegador para conectarse al sistema.
El codificador de vídeo de red
conectado a la red no se detecta
en el programa de IP Installer.
 Apague los ajustes del cortafuegos del PC y, a continuación, busque de
nuevo el codificador de vídeo de red.
Se superponen imágenes.
 Compruebe si se han definido dos o más codificadores de vídeo de red en
una sola dirección multicast en vez de direcciones diferentes.
Si se utiliza una sola dirección para varios codificadores de vídeo de red,
las imágenes se solaparán.
No aparece imagen.
 Si el método de transición se define en multicast, compruebe si hay
un enrutador que admita multicast en la LAN a la que se conecta el
codificador de vídeo de red.
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