Toshiba Home Security System IK-WB02A User manual

NETWORK CAMERA
Model
IK-WB02A
Safety Precautions
*A lens is not supplied with the
network camera.
For information on the latest products and peripheral
devices, refer to the following Web page.
■ http://www.netcam.toshiba.com
●The above URL is subject to change without prior notice.
If the URL changes, refer to the Toshiba website
(http://www.cctv.toshiba.com).
●The Operations Manual for this product is included on the
supplied mini CD-ROM.
●These Safety Precautions appy to firmware version R 1.01
and later.
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FCC(US) Information
Tested To Comply
With FCC Standards
FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE
Product Name : NETWORK CAMERA
Model Number(s) : IK-WB02A
FCC Notice “Declaration of Conformity Information”
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions :
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
Toshiba America Information System, Inc.
Security & Network Video Products
9740 Irvine Boulevard,
Irvine, California 92618-1697
(877)696-3822
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with
the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15
of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. 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.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
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occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV
technician for help.
Warning : Changes or modifications made to this
equipment, not expressly approved by
Toshiba or parties authorized by Toshiba
could void the user's authority to operate the
equipment.
Canadian Information
Industry Canada
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian
ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à
la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the IK-WB02A Network
Camera.
Before you start using the camera, read these Safety
Precautions carefully to ensure correct usage. Once
you have finished reading these Safety Precautions,
keep it in a convenient place for future reference.
The design, specifications, software, and manual
contents are subject to change without prior notice.
Some pictures and illustrations contained herein may
slightly differ from the actual images.
Terms and Trademarks
● The term “OS” is used in the Operations Manual to
indicate operating systems compatible with this
product.
- Windows 2000: Microsoft® Windows® 2000 operating system
- Windows XP: Microsoft® Windows® XP operating system
● The formal name of Windows ® is Microsoft ®
Windows® Operating System.
● Microsoft ® and Windows ® are trademarks or
registered trademarks of Microsoft® Corporation in
the United States and other countries.
● Adobe is a registered trademark and Acrobat
Reader is a trademark of Adobe Systems
Incorporated.
● Other product names appearing in these Safety
Precautions or the Operations Manual may be
trademarks or registered trademarks of their
respective holders.
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Accessories
Confirm that all of the following accessories have been
supplied with the network camera.
Mini CD-ROM (x1)
*Includes the Operations
Manual and the software
Camera Finder.
IRIS connector (x1)
Safety Precautions and Quick
Start Guide (this document) (x1)
*The Quick Guide is at the back
of the Safety Precautions.
WARRANTY (x1)
IK-WB02
EMI core
About the POWER
SELECT Switch (x1)
(x3)
For details on how to use the
EMI core, refer to “How to use
EMI core” on the mini CD-ROM.
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Table of Contents
Introduction… ............................................................... 4
Table of Contents .......................................................... 6
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS ......................................... 7
NOTES ON USE AND INSTALLATION ........................ 11
Precautions for Use ..................................................... 12
Camera Installation Guide .......................................... 15
For details on settings, operations, etc, refer to the
Operations Manual (PDF file) included on the mini
CD-ROM.
Acrobat Reader is required to view the PDF file. If you
do not have Acrobat Reader, download it from the Web
site of Adobe Systems Incorporated.
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
1. Read Instructions
All the safety and operating instructions should be read
before the product is operated.
2. Retain Instructions
The safety instructions and instruction manual should be
retained for future reference.
3. Heed Warnings
All warnings on the product and in the instruction manual
should be adhered to.
4. Follow Instructions
All operating and use instructions should be followed.
5. Cleaning
Disconnect this video product from the power supply
before cleaning.
6. Attachments
Do not use attachments not recommended by the video
product manufacturer as they may cause hazards.
7. Water and Moisture
Do not use this video product near water-for example, near
a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a
wet basement, or near a swimming pool and the like.
8. Accessories
Do not place this video product on an unstable cart, stand,
tripod, bracket or table. The video product may fall,
causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious
damage to the product. Use only with stand, tripod,
bracket, or table recommended by the manufacturer, or
sold with the video product. Any mounting of the product
should follow the manufacturer's instructions, and should
use a mounting accessory recommended by the
manufacturer.
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS (Cont.)
9. Ventilation
This video product should never be placed near or over a
radiator or heat register. This video product should not be
placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase or rack
unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer's
instructions have been adhered to.
10. Power Sources
This video product should be operated only from the type
of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are
not sure of the type of power supply to your location,
consult your product dealer.
11. Power-Cord Protection
Power-Supply cords should be routed so that they are not
likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or
against them, paying particular attention to cords at plugs,
screws and the point where they exit from the product.
12. Lightning
For added protection for this video product during a
lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused
for long periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet and
disconnect the power supply and cable system. This will
prevent damage to the video product due to lightning and
power-line surges.
13. Overloading
Do not overload power supply and extension cords as
this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
14. Object and Liquid Entry
Never push objects of any kind into this video product
through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage
points or short-out parts that could result in a fire or
electrical shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the video
product.
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15. Servicing
Do not attempt to service this video product yourself as
opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous
voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified
service personnel.
16. Damage Requiring service
Disconnect this video product from the power supply and
refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the
following conditions.
a. When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.
b. If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into the
video product.
c. If the video product has been exposed to rain or water.
d. If the video product does not operate normally by
following the operating instructions in the instruction
manual. Adjust only those controls that are covered by
the instruction manual as an improper adjustment of
other controls may result in damage and will often
require extensive work by a qualified technician to
restore the video product to its normal operation.
e. If the video product has been dropped or the cabinet
has been damaged.
f. When the video product exhibits a distinct change in
performance-this indicates a need for service.
17. Replacement Parts
When replacement parts are required, be sure the service
technician has used replacement parts specified by the
manufacturer with the same characteristics as the original
part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric
shock or other hazards.
18. Safety Check
Upon completion of any service or repairs to this video
product, ask the service technician to perform safety
checks to determine that the video product is in proper
operating condition.
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS (Cont.)
The CAUTION label, shown on the above part, is attached
on the bottom of camera.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,
within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert
the user to the presence of uninsulated
"dangerous voltage" within the product's
enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude
to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the appliance.
WARNING:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR
E L E C T R I C S H O C K , D O N OT
EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN
OR MOISTURE.
CAUTION
CONNECT 24V AC UL LISTED
CLASS 2 POWER SUPPLY.
FIELD INSTALLATION MARKING:
WORDED : “THIS INSTALLATION SHOULD BE MADE BY A QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSON AND SHOULD CONFORM TO ALL LOCAL CODES.”
Note: The camera is designed for indoor use.
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NOTES ON USE AND INSTALLATION
• Do not aim the camera at the sun
Do not aim the camera at the sun or point it at sun even if
you are not shooting.
• Do not shoot intense light
Intense light such as a spotlight may cause a bloom or
smear. A vertical stripe may appear on the screen.
However, this not a malfunction.
• Treat the camera with care
Do not drop the camera or subject it to strong shock or
vibration. Otherwise, the camera may malfunction.
• Never touch internal parts
Do not touch the internal parts of the camera other than
the parts specified. Otherwise, the camera may
malfunction.
• Do not splash water on the camera
Install the camera where the camera can be kept dry. If the
camera gets wet, turn off the power and contact your dealer.
• Install the camera
Where no video noise appears
If cables are wired near electric lighting wires or a TV set,
noise may appear in images. In this event, relocate cables
or reinstall equipment.
• Check the ambient temperature and humidity
Avoid using the camera where the temperature is hotter
or colder than specified. Otherwise, the quality of images
may deteriorate or internal parts may be affected. Special
care is required to use the camera at high temperature
and humidity.
• Should you notice any trouble
If any trouble occurs while you are using the camera, turn
off the power and contact your dealer. Continued use in
this state might cause fire or electric shock. For details on
repair, consult the place of purchase, or please contact
the technical support number.
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Precautions for Use
About the SD Memory Card
● There is a limit to the number of rewrites that is
possible with the SD memory card. Replacing of
the SD memory card when performing periodic
maintenance of the camera is recommended.
● The camera supports the following SD memory
cards. Do not use memory cards with other
specifications.
SD memory card: 64MB, 128MB, 256MB and
512MB SD memory cards (3.3
V) supported.
Physical interface: Part 1. Physical Layer
Specification; Version 1.01
● Images may not be recorded or read correctly if an
unsupported SD memory card is used with the
camera.
● Carefully read the User's guide, precautions on use,
and any other information supplied with a
purchased memory card.
● An SD memory card can be used for the loop
recording of images. The life-span (number of
rewrites possible) of an SD memory card is greatly
affected by the capacity of the SD memory card.
The use of a 128MB, 256MB or 512MB largecapacity SD memory card is recommended for loop
recording.
● To achieve maximum performance of the camera,
the use of a Toshiba SD memory card is
recommended. If a card of another company is
used, the recording intervals may lengthen and the
erasure time during overwriting may increase. As a
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result, the number of delivered frames of live video
may decrease.
● Do not use a memory card containing the data
recorded by another device with the camera as this
may result in the camera not functioning correctly.
● Do not modify, overwrite the data, or change the
folder name of an SD memory card. It may result in
the camera not functioning correctly.
● Data recorded with the camera do not comply with
the image file format Exif and the DCF standard. If
the SD memory card is to be removed to play
images, use a personal computer to play the
images. Other devices may not be capable of
displaying the images.
About the AC Adapter
● An AC adapter is not supplied with this model. If
you want to use an AC adapter, you will need to
provide an adapter with DC12V output or AC24V
output that is capable of supplying at least 10 W.
About the PoE Power Supply Device
● A PoE power supply device is required for supplying
power to the camera via the LAN cable.
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Precautions for Use (Cont.)
About the software
This product contains a piece of software (hereafter the
Software) licensed to TOSHIBA CORPORATION
(hereafter TOSHIBA) by TOPCO CORPORATION.
(hereafter TOPCO).
The copyright and other intellectual property rights of
the software are held by TOPCO or the licensor.
The software is protected by the Copyright Law,
Universal Copyright Convention, and other intellectual
property laws and agreements. The permission of
TOPCO or the licensor must therefore be obtained
before the software can be reproduced.
Note, however, that the software is partly covered under
the GNU General Public License Version 2 (hereafter
GPL2). You can obtain a copy of GPL2 at http://
www.fsf.org/copyleft/gpl.html. TOPCO will provide the
GPL-covered source code of the software in
accordance with the terms of GPL2. Contact TOPCO if
you need it for more information.
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Camera Installation Guide
Installation Example
80
6
4
Wall
9.5mm
1/4"-20UNC
112
15
EIM-0010325 4/26/2000
The Installation Guide is for reference only.
Mounting bracket is not included.
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TOSHIBA AMERICA INFORMATION SYSTEMS. INC
Security & Network Video Products
9740 Irvine Boulevard,
Irvine California 92618-1697
Phone Number: (877)696-3822
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NETWORK CAMERA
Model:
IK-WB02A
Operation Manual
*A lens is not supplied with the network camera.
To get started, read the separate “Safety Precautions” carefully.
For information on the latest products and peripheral devices, refer to
the following Web page.
■http://www.netcam.toshiba.com
The above URL is subject to change without prior notice. If the URL
changes, refer to the Toshiba website
(http://www.cctv.toshiba.com).
This User’s Guide applies to the firmware version R1.01 and later.
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Table of Contents
Installation/Set up
●Table of Contents .................................................................................................... 2
●Important Safety Instructions .................................................................................. 4
●Names and Features of Parts ................................................................................. 5
Installation/Set up
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
●Installing a Lens/Connecting to a Video Monitor .................................................... 8
● Installing a Lens .................................................................................................. 8
● Connecting to a Video Monitor ............................................................................ 8
●Line-Lock control .................................................................................................... 9
●Adjusting a Lens ................................................................................................... 10
● Adjusting the Back Focus .................................................................................. 10
● Adjusting the Iris ................................................................................................ 10
• Auto Iris Lens ................................................................................................. 10
• Fixed iris lens ................................................................................................. 11
● Back Light Compensation ................................................................................. 11
● Auto White Balance (AWB) ................................................................................ 11
●Setting Up the Network Camera Environment ...................................................... 12
● Requirements for Network Camera Monitoring System .................................... 12
●Connecting the Camera and Personal Computer by Network .............................. 13
• About the IP Address ..................................................................................... 13
● Structure of Connection ..................................................................................... 14
● Connecting ........................................................................................................ 15
●Using the Camera Search Application “Camera Finder” ...................................... 16
●Changing Administrator Login ID and Password .................................................. 18
●Setting up Access Restriction ............................................................................... 20
●Configuring the Network Manually ....................................................................... 22
Recording
Viewing Listening and Operation
●
Setting up
●Viewing and Listening ..........................................................................................
● Viewing Images .................................................................................................
• Audio Listening ...............................................................................................
• Camera Window Screen ................................................................................
• Menu that is displayed when right-clicking on the image ...............................
● Adjusting Images on the Camera ......................................................................
● Adding Images ..................................................................................................
●Using Playback Function ......................................................................................
●Playing Alarm Images ..........................................................................................
●Playing Recorded Normal Images ........................................................................
●Viewing Logs ........................................................................................................
●Speaking ..............................................................................................................
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Others
Recording
●About Recording Images ......................................................................................
●Recording Images on an SD Memory Card .........................................................
● Recording Settings ............................................................................................
●Recording Images on FTP Server ........................................................................
● Record Settings .................................................................................................
• Periodic FTP by Schedule ..............................................................................
• FTP by External Alarm/Motion Detection .......................................................
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Installation/Set up
FTP by EXT Control (Recording Data by EXT Control) .................................
Image Accumulation to SD Memory Card ......................................................
● File Transfer Order .............................................................................................
• Periodic FTP by Schedule ..............................................................................
●Recording Images on a Personal Computer ........................................................
● Image Recording Feature ..................................................................................
● Recording Current Image Data as Still Image ...................................................
•
Setting up
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Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Recording
●How to Set up .......................................................................................................
● General Configuration .......................................................................................
●System Settings ...................................................................................................
• Restoring the default settings .........................................................................
• Rebooting the network camera ......................................................................
• Updating the Firmware ...................................................................................
• Click “Firmware update” .................................................................................
• Importing the Settings Saved on a Personal Computer .................................
●User Settings ........................................................................................................
●Admin Settings .....................................................................................................
●Alarm Settings ......................................................................................................
●Network Settings ..................................................................................................
●Mail Settings .........................................................................................................
●FTP Client Settings ..............................................................................................
●FTP Server Settings .............................................................................................
●DDNS Settings .....................................................................................................
●Recording Settings ...............................................................................................
●Audio Settings ......................................................................................................
●Updating the Firmware .........................................................................................
●Saving the Settings on a Personal Computer .......................................................
● Importing the Settings Saved on a Personal Computer ....................................
Setting up
Others
●Alarm Terminals ....................................................................................................
●Index (Glossary) ...................................................................................................
●Display of Logs .....................................................................................................
●Before Calling Service Personnel... ......................................................................
●Specifications .......................................................................................................
●Appearance Diagram ............................................................................................
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Others
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Important Safety Instructions
Installation/Set up
Be sure to read “IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS” in the
separate “Safety Precautions.”
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Recording
Setting up
Others
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Names and Features of Parts
●Front
Installation/Set up
Image Pickup
Image sensors are embedded.
Protect the part from dust,
dirt and finger marks.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
●Top
Focus ring
Adjust the back focus of a lens.
Focus Lock Screw
After adjusting the back focus, tighten the screw.
Reset Button
FOCUS LOCK
Recording
When the button is
pressed, all the set
values of the firmware
on the network camera
are reset to the default
settings (initial state).
(➝ page. 93)
Tripod Screw Hole
Lens Mount
Install a CS mount lens.
Setting up
●Rear
SD Card Slot
Alarm Terminal
Insert an SD memory card.
Connect an external
alarm device with the
terminal.
Video-Out Jack
Connect a video monitor to the video
output jack.
Others
Audio-Out Jack
Connect an audio output device such
as a speaker with a built-in amplifier
to the audio output jack.
Audio-In Jack
Connect a microphone
to the audio input jack.
Ethernet Port
AC24V/DC12V Power Plug Terminal
Connect an AC24V or DC12V power plug to
the terminal.
Connect a LAN cable to the port.
A PoE compatible hub is also supported.
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Names and Features of Parts (Cont.)
●Right
Installation/Set up
V.PHASE CONTROLLER
LL switch
BLC switch
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
IRIS LEVEL
IRIS switch
Control iris level for DC type
auto iris lens.
Change switch settings depending
on the type of auto iris lens (DC/EE).
Select “AES” for a fixed iris lens.
●Left
Recording
IRIS Jack (4P)
Setting up
Connect an auto iris lens to the jack.
AC24V/
DC12V
PoE
Others
POWER SELECT
●Bottom
Tripod Screw Hole
POWER SELECT switch
Select the type of power source
input.
Use a tripod screw to fasten the camera on the tripod.
If the camera fails to be well fastened, it may fall and
cause serious injury. Use a 7 mm or less tripod screw.
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Installation/Setup
● Installing a Lens/Connecting to
a Video Monitor
● Line-Lock Control
● Adjusting a Lens
● Setting Up the Network Camera
Environment
● Connecting the Camera and
Personal Computer by Network
● Using the Camera Search
Application “Camera Finder”
● Changing Administrator Login
ID and Password
● Setting up Access Restriction
● Configuring the Network
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Installing a Lens/Connecting to a Video Monitor
Installation/Set up
Installing a Lens
You can install a CS mount lens on the camera.
Important
●
When using a lens that weighs 400g or more including a zoom lens, make sure the lens
is supported as well as the camera in order not to cause damage due to overloading.
Connecting to a Video Monitor
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
You can view camera images on the video monitor. The camera also supports audio.
Video Monitor
Connect an audio output
device to output the audio.
Connect a microphone
to input the audio.
Rear
LAN cable
Recording
AC24V
or DC12V
Either
PoE (IEEE802.3af)
compatible hub, etc.
On the power supply, use a PoE compatible hub, or connect
AC24V or DC12V power plug.
7 If power is to be supplied from a PoE compatible hub, etc., switch the
POWER SELECT switch to PoE.
7 If an AC24V or DC12V power supply is to be connected, switch the
POWER SELECT switch to AC24V/DC12V.
7
Setting up
■About Audio Input/Output
Use a microphone with plug-in power operation and a 3.5 mm monaural mini jack for
the AUDIO IN. Use a speaker with a built-in amplifier and a 3.5 mm monaural mini
jack for the AUDIO OUT.
Important
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Others
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Power plugs of connected equipment must be disconnected before installation.
A 75-ohm coaxial cable (3C-2V or 5C-2V) is required for standard connection.
For details of wiring and operation of equipment to be connected, refer to their
operation manuals.
Lenses, coaxial cables for video signals, LAN cable and the power cord are not
supplied with the camera.
Do not connect AC24V and DC12V at the same time. It may cause a malfunction of
the camera or AC adapter.
Use a 4 pair twisted cable for the LAN cable to connect the camera to a PoE
compatible hub.
Use IEEE802.3af-compliant PoE devices.
An AC adapter is not supplied with the network camera. When using an AC adapter,
a 10 watt or greater AC adapter is required.
The camera takes about 30 seconds to start after the power is turned on.
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Line-Lock control
Matching the vertical synchronization with the power frequency is called the Line-Lock.
●
This function is activated when the LL switch is set to ON.
Installation/Set up
●
LL switch
●
CAMERA1
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
When two or more cameras are switched by video switcher for viewing by a monitor TV,
the vertical sync. phase can be locked with the power frequency, and a stable vertical
sync. is obtained without being disturbed at the time of switching.
MONITOR TV
CAMERA2
VIDEO SWITCHER
TO AC24V UL Listed Class 2
power supply
Recording
If two or more cameras within a system have
different AC line phases are switched by the video
switcher, the picture on the monitor TV will fluctuate
vertically.
Connect 24V AC input line of all cameras so that
they all share the same phase.
If you still have vertical fluctuation, adjust the
V.PHASE controller.
V.PHASE CONTROLLER
Setting up
NOTE
●
●
The camera is synchronized to the power frequency of 60± 1 Hz covering a normal
fluctuation of the power frequency. However, the camera may not cover a large
fluctuation caused from the power generated by an engine generator, etc.
It takes about 10 seconds or more until a stable synchronization is obtained after the
power is turned on. This is normal, because several seconds are required to stabilize
the camera against power noise.
Others
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Adjusting a Lens
Installation/Set up
Adjusting the Back Focus
The back focus is set by default at the time of shipment. You may have to re-adjust the
back focus depending on the type of your zoom lens.
Focus Lock Screw
FOCUS LOCK
Loosen the focus lock screw with the lens
properly installed and then turn the back
focus ring on top of the camera with the
monitor until the subject distance comes into
a proper distance scale. After the
adjustment, fasten the focus lock screw.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Focus ring
Adjusting the Iris
■Auto Iris Lens
The camera is designed for two types of lens (iris lenses without EE Amp (DC) and
with built-in EE amp (EE)/(VIDEO)).
Iris Connector
Recording
1) Connect the iris connector of
the auto iris lens to the iris
jack (4P) on the left side of the
camera.
Auto Iris Lens
2) Set the iris switch on the right
side of the camera (Default:
DC).
IRIS Switch
IRIS LEVEL
Setting up
For a DC lens, adjust the iris level on
the right side of the camera to ensure
correct exposure.
For an EE (VIDEO) lens, adjust the
iris level on the lens.
Iris jack
Others
Iris switch
EE (VIDEO)
lens
1. +12V
2. NC
3. VIDEO
4. GND
VIDEO
1.
2.
3.
4.
DC
lens
Damp-(y)
Damp+(γ)
Driver+(wh)
Driver-(g)
DC
Lens side
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Important
●
●
Installation/Set up
●
Improper setting with the iris switch and/or incorrect connection with the iris connector
may generate heat to the interior of the camera, resulting in a malfunction or failure.
When using an auto iris lens, do not select the “AES” setting in order not to cause a
malfunction.
When adjusting the iris of the auto iris lens, open the iris once under the full light
condition. The camera may fail to work properly without sufficient light amounts.
■Fixed iris lens
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
When the iris switch on the right side of the camera is set to “AES,” automatic
electronic shutter mode becomes active (1/60s – 1/10,000s) for the fixed iris lens,
according to the light amount on the subject to control the exposure.
When the iris switch is set to “VIDEO” or “DC,” the value of shutter comes to 1/60s.
Back Light Compensation
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By turning on the back light compensation switch, the camera controls the back light
automatically to ensure proper exposure in the specified area when using an auto iris lens
or fixed iris lens with the “AES” mode.
For setting the metering area of back light compensation, go to page. 29.
BLC Switch
Setting up
NOTE
●
When there is a large differential of contrast between the subject and the surrounding
(e.g. when the background is extremely bright), the BLC effect may be limited.
Auto White Balance (AWB)
Others
The camera has an auto white balance capability in the range of 2,500K to 10,000K color
temperature of light.
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Setting Up the Network Camera Environment
Installation/Set up
Requirements for Network Camera Monitoring System
personal computer
° Administrator’s
This manual refers to a personal computer that has been granted all privileges for
configuring, operating, monitoring, and other operations as the “administrator’s personal
computer.”
manual refers to a personal computer that is used just for monitoring images as a
* This
“user’s personal computer.” Multiple user’s personal computers can monitor images from
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
a single network camera.
System recommended requirements
• Windows® 2000/XP
• Internet Explorer™ Ver. 6.0 or later
• CPU: Intel® Pentium® III 500 MHz or greater
• Memory: at least 256 MB
Recording
camera (this product)
° Network
• Purchase the required and appropriate number of cameras for the installation
location.
connection devices (hub, router, etc.) and LAN cable for the network system
° Appropriate
environment
• The type of LAN cable depends on the connection method used. For details, refer to
“Structure of Connection” (➝ page. 14).
Setting up
the camera search application (“Camera Finder”)
° Install
Install the application from the supplied mini CD-ROM (➝ page. 16).
Others
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Connecting the Camera and Personal Computer by Network
■About the IP Address
Installation/Set up
To connect to the network, the administrator needs to set the network camera IP
address.
There are two options to set the IP address.
• Obtaining an IP address automatically from the DHCP server
• Entering an IP address manually
●Obtaining an IP address automatically from the DHCP server
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
The default setting is “Automatically by DHCP” to obtain an IP address
automatically from the DHCP server.
If your network is using DHCP server, keep the setting as “Automatically by
DHCP”.
●Entering an IP Address Manually
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• Enter an IP address manually if you are not using or do not want to use the
DHCP server.
• If you use the DHCP server, the IP address of the network camera may be
modified when necessary. Therefore, the previous IP address may no longer be
valid, not allowing you to access to the camera. To access to the network camera
every time, you need to set a fixed IP address (by manually setting) in the
network camera. Also read carefully the operating instructions of the network
system devices (routers, hubs, modems, etc.).
• To learn about the procedure for entering an IP address manually, refer to
“Configuring the Network Manually” (➝ page.22).
Setting up
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Connecting the Camera and Personal Computer by Network(Cont.)
Installation/Set up
Structure of Connection
There are following two structures for connection of the network camera:
• Use a crossover cable
• Connect with a hub or router
● Using a crossover cable to establish a connection (example)
Network camera
Personal computer
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
IP address
192.168.0.30
IP address
192.168.0.50
LAN cable (crossover)
Crossover cable is not provided with the product.
● Establishing a connection via a hub or router (example)
Network camera
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IP address
192.168.0.30
Internet
Personal computer
Hub or router
IP address
192.168.0.50
LAN cable (straight through)
LAN cable (straight through)
Setting up
Straight through cable, hub, or router, etc. is not provided with the product.
NOTE
●
●
Others
●
You do not need to assign an IP address to a hub.
In the case of not using DHCP server, the IP address for the camera is automatically set
to 192.168.0.30 in default. Therefore, set the IP address for your computer to , for example,
set to 192.168.0.50.(When directly connecting with a crossover cable or connecting with
a hub, it should be run in the same network segment).
When using multiple cameras, connect the first camera at IP address 192.168.0.30 and
set different IP addresses (192.168.0.31, etc.) for the second camera and after.
There will be no problem to use the LAN port of your broadband router instead of using a
hub.
However, when using the broadband router, if the “Connection Settings” is set “Automatically
by DHCP” and turn on the power after connecting the camera with the router, the camera
gets the IP address from the router’s DHCP server and it may not be 192.168.0.30.
For more information, read your user’s guide for broadband router.
It is also recommended to set the computer’s IP address from the router’s DHCP server.
For more information, read your computer’s user’s guide.
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Installation/Set up
Connecting
Connect a LAN cable and then turn the power on.
Connect the LAN cable (straight) leading to the camera with a powered hub.
Alternatively, use a LAN cable (crossover) to connect the camera with the powered
personal computer.
When connecting a PoE compatible hub/router/LAN cable, availabe to the camera
even though there is no connection at the power plug.
●
When not using a PoE compatible hub, connect AC24V or DC12V power plug with
the power plug terminal.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
●
Set the IP address of the personal computer.
●
Set the IP address of the computer to a setting different that 192.168.0.30
(camera’s IP address).
•
Set the IP address to 192.168.0.50 (and subnet mask to 255.255.255.0) as an
example.
•
For details on the procedure, refer to the user’s guide of the personal computer.
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Make sure whether the camera receives a reply from
the personal computer.
●
Start a command prompt and then run “ping 192.168.0.30.”
●
If the “Reply from…” message appears, the connection is correctly established.
Search for the network camera with the “Camera Finder”
(➝ page. 16) and then view camera images.
Setting up
a) Start “Camera Finder” and click the “Search” button.
• Confirm that the camera name “nwcam02” and the IP address “192.168.0.30”
are displayed in the camera list.
b) Click camera name, “nwcam 02”, to select.
• Check that the camera name, the IP address and the HTTP port number are
displayed in the login field of the network camera.
c) Click the “User” button.
Others
• When the “User authorization” is set to “ON” (➝ page.21), a screen appears,
asking you to enter the user name and the password. Enter the Administrator
login ID and password or the registered user name and password.
d) The Camera Window screen appears.
NOTE
●
●
To view the screen without using the “Camera Finder,” start the Internet browser, enter
the URL “http://192.168.0.30/” and then press ENTER. When you enter a port number
other than 80, specify the port number after “:” (e.g. http://192.168.0.30:88/).
The camera takes about 30 seconds to start after the power is turned on.
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Using the Camera Search Application “Camera Finder”
Installation/Set up
The camera search application “Camera Finder” is an application that searches for
network cameras. Install this application from the supplied mini CD-ROM.
● Setting up “Camera Finder”
Insert the supplied mini-CD-ROM into the CD-ROM
drive of the personal computer.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Explore the CD-ROM and double click on “Setup.exe”.
Then follow the instructions on the screen to install
“Camera Finder.”
Important
●
The Camera Finder is only supported by Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Do not install
the application in other operating systems as it may cause damage on your personal
computer.
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● Using “Camera Finder” to Search for a Camera
From the “Start” menu, point to “Programs” and
“TOSHIBA Network Camera”, and then select “Camera
Finder.”
Setting up
Start up “Camera Finder” and click “Search” button.
●
All the cameras currently connected to the network appear.
To clear the results, click “Clear” button.
Others
Click the camera you want to login from the list of
cameras.
●
The chosen camera name and IP address is displayed in the Network camera login fields.
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Installation/Set up
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click the “User” button.
Click the “User” button to connect to the network camera from “Camera Finder.”
●
The browser starts up and then the “Camera Window” screen appears.
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●
To close the window without logging in
Click "Exit" button to close "Camera Finder"
Important
●
●
Toshiba is not responsible for any damages caused by this software.
The “Administrator” button in the “Camera Finder” is invalid for the IK-WB02A. When
connecting to the IK-WB02A, be sure to click the “User” button.
When you log in as Administrator, set up access restrictions (➝ page. 20).
Setting up
●
Others
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Changing Administrator Login ID and Password
Installation/Set up
Be sure to change the default login ID and password. You are able to change important
information and settings of the camera through the Administrator Login. To have higher
security, be sure to change your login ID and the password, and don’t forget new login ID
and password.
The default login ID is “root” and the default password is “ikwb”.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
●
The Configuration menu is displayed on the left side of the screen.
Click “Admin” on the left side of the screen.
●
The Admin Settings window is displayed on the right side of the screen.
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Setting up
Others
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Installation/Set up
Enter “root” in the Current login ID field and “ikwb” in
the Current Password field.
●
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Enter a new login ID in the New login ID field and a new
password in the New Password field and New
Password (Confirm) field.
Enter the same password in the New Password field and the New Password (Confirm)
field.
Click the “Change” button.
●
New login ID and password are stored in the network camera.
●
The current login operation terminates.
●
Afterwards, follow the procedures to set up access restrictions (➝ page. 20).
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Click the browser.
Setting up
Others
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Setting up Access Restriction
Installation/Set up
You can set up the access restriction by requiring the user to enter the user ID and
password for the Administrator login or the registered user ID and password.
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
●
The Configuration menu is displayed on the left side of the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “User” on the left side of the screen.
●
The User Setting menu is displayed on the right side of the screen.
Recording
Setting up
Others
Enter the user name and the password for a new user
in the field of “User ID” and “Password” respectively in
“Add a user or change password.”
●
Enter the password again in the “Confirm” field for verification.
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●
Installation/Set up
Click the “Set/Change” button.
New user ID and password for the User login are stored in the network camera.
Check “ON” in the “User authorization required”
section.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click the “Set” button.
●
A screen appears, asking you to enter a user name and password.
Recording
Setting up
Enter the Administrator login ID and password in the
field of user name and password, respectively ➝Click
the “OK” button.
Close the browser.
When accessing to the camera next time, you are required to enter the user ID
and password.
●
To log in as User, both the user ID and the password are already registered as
“guest.”
Others
●
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Configuring the Network Manually
Installation/Set up
You can change the settings of network connection manually.
• Enter an IP address manually if you are not using, or do not want to use the DHCP
server.
Log in as Administrator.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
●
The Configuration menu is displayed on the left side of the screen.
Click “Network” on the left side of the screen.
●
The Network Connection setting menu appears on the right side of the screen.
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Setting up
Others
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Installation/Set up
Select “Manually.”
●
The default setting is “Automatically by DHCP.”
Fill in “IP Address,” “Subnet Mask,” “Default Gateway,”
“DNS1” and “DNS2.”
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Important
●
●
If you do not know the subnet mask, consult the provider or network system
administration support center.
You do not need to enter the default gateway if the network camera will not be
accessed from another network. If you do need to enter a default gateway, consult the
network system administration support center.
Click the “Save” button.
The settings are registered.
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●
Setting up
Others
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Installation/Set up
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
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Setting up
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and Operation
● Viewing and Listening
● Using Playback Function
● Playing Alarm Images
● Playing Recorded Normal
Images
● Viewing Logs
● Speaking
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Viewing and Listening
Installation/Set up
Viewing Images
The images in the network camera can be displayed with the Internet browser on the
personal computer.
Search for the network camera with the “Camera
Finder” → Log into the camera.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
●
The browser starts up and then the Camera Window screen appears for the
network camera.
●
To learn about how to log into the network camera with the “Camera Finder,” refer
to “Using the Camera Search Application “Camera Finder”” (→ page.16).
Image on the camera
Recording
Setting up
Close the browser to log off (disconnect) the camera.
■Audio Listening
You can output the sound of microphone that is connected to the audio-in jack on the
network camera. For more details about audio settings, refer to page 74.
Others
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■Camera Window Screen
Installation/Set up
Name of camera (→ page.57)
Current date and time of camera (→ page 58)
Camera
Control item*
(→ page.28)
Image on the
camera
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
To view logs*
(→ page.34)
To start the camera
audio output*
(→ page.35)
To delete
images
(→ page.30)
To stop the camera
audio output*
(→ page.35)
To display the
Configuration
menu*
(→ page.56)
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To display the
playback
operating
buttons, the
alarm list and the
normal list*
(→ page. 31)
To configure the
audio input
of the camera
(→ page.74).
Camera’s IP address and
Add button (→ page.30)
* Cannot be operated through the User login.
Setting up
■Menu that is displayed when right-clicking on the image
To record images (→ page.51)
To record currently displayed images (→ page.53)
Others
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Viewing and Listening (Cont.)
Installation/Set up
Adjusting Images on the Camera
You can set up the image quality and resolution for the images on the camera. To perform the
operation, you need to log in as Administrator. When you log in as User, the operation is
disabled.
Adjust the settings in the Camera Control item on the
left side of the Camera Window screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Camera
Control item
Recording
● Quality
Setting up
You can set up the quality for recorded/delivered images.
Selectable settings: Level 1 to Level 5 (default: Level 2)
Images has the highest quality in Level 5. When the image size is the same, if the
image quality is set to high, the file size is increased.
● Resolution
You can set up the resolution for recorded/delivered images.
Selectable settings: 160x120, 320x240, 640x480 (default: 320x240)
● Advanced
Others
The following 4 items can be controlled individually:
Brightness
Contrast
Saturation
Hue
Click the “-” button: Lower (softer)
Click the “STD” button: Adjusted values for the selected item are reset to the default
settings
● When “Advanced” is selected, the adjusted values of all
the Advanced items are reset to the default settings.
Click the “+” button: Higher (harder)
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● Flickerless
Installation/Set up
You can set up the function to reduce the flickering caused by lighting such as
fluorescent lights. This function does not work in AES mode.
On: To activate the flicker compensation
Off: Not to activate the flicker compensation
(Default: Off)
● Area (BLC)
You can set up the target area for back light compensation (→ page.11).
Selectable settings: 1 to 5 (default: 1)
BLC2
BLC4
BLC5
BLC3
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
BLC1
Recording
● AE Level
The camera adjusts the brightness of the image automatically. Adjust the setting to
give you the best image for your environment.
Selectable settings: -20 to 20 (default: 0)
The higher the value is, the brighter the image looks.
Setting up
● Fixed image data size
If this setting is set to “On,” the camera fixes the file size to about 24KB when the
resolution is “640x480,” regardless of the values set for quality.
Others
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Viewing and Listening (Cont.)
Installation/Set up
Adding Images
You can add and view images on the other camera.
Enter the IP address of other camera in the “Watching:”
field → Click “Add.”
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
●
An image on the other camera is added on the Camera Window screen.
●
Up to 9 images can be displayed on the Camera Window screen.
To delete the image you added, select the image you want
to delete → Click “Delete a Camera.”
Recording
2
1
Setting up
Others
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Using Playback Function
Installation/Set up
You can use the playback function to play back recorded images of the alarm list or the
normal list in the SD memory card. To perform the operation, you need to log in as
Administrator. When you log in as User, the operation is disabled.
Click “Playback” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
The playback function mode starts and the playback operating buttons, the alarm
list and the normal list is displayed.
●
To play back images of the alarm list or the normal list, go to page. 32 and
page. 33.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
●
To cancel the playback function mode, click the “Live”
playback operating button.
●
The playback function mode is switched to the current image mode again.
● About the Playback Operating Buttons
Recording
1
Setting up
Playback operating
buttons
“ ” button: To start playback
“ ” button: To forward
“ ” button: To rewind
“ ” button: To pause
Others
“ ” button: To move forward one frame
“ ” button: To move backward one frame
“Live” button: To return to the current image mode
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Playing Alarm Images
Installation/Set up
You can play alarm images (→ page.40) which are stored on an SD memory card. The
images are played at fixed intervals regardless of the recording interval. The resolution
(image size) varies depending on the settings for the time when the alarm is raised. To
perform the operation, you need to log in as Administrator. When you log in as User, the
operation is disabled.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “Playback” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen to set to the playback function mode
(→ page.31).
Select “Date,” “Hour,” “Min” or “Sec” from the pull-down
menu on the right side of the alarm list.
Recording
Select an alarm list you want to play by pressing the
“ Prev.” and “Next. ” buttons on the right side of
the alarm list.
●
You can search for the list by date, hour, minute and second when the Date, the
Hour the Min and the Sec are selected, respectively, on Step 2.
Click the “ ” button on the right side of the alarm list.
Setting up
Alarm
list
2
3
4
Others
●
The image of alarm list you selected is played.
NOTE
●
●
●
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The alarm list is displayed in a “yyyy-mm-dd HH-MM-SS” format.
You can continuously play back, forward or rewind the image with the playback
operating buttons (→ page. 31).
To return to the current image mode screen from the playback screen, click the “Live”
button.
Another alarm cannot be set while the alarm tone is playing.
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Playing Recorded Normal Images
Installation/Set up
You can play recorded normal images (→ page.40) which are stored on an SD memory
card. The images are played at fixed intervals regardless of the recording interval. The
resolution (image size) varies depending on the settings for the time of recording. To
perform the operation, you need to log in as Administrator. When you log in as User, the
operation is disabled.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “Playback” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen to set to the playback function mode
(→ page.31).
Select “Date,” “Hour,” or “Min” from the pull-down
menu on the right side of the alarm list.
Select an normal list you want to play by pressing the
“ Prev.” and “Next. ” buttons on the right side of
the normal list.
Recording
●
You can search for the list by date, hour and minute when the Date, the Hour and
the Min are selected, respectively, on Step 2.
Click the “ ” button on the right side of the normal list.
Setting up
Normal
list
2
3
4
Others
●
The image of normal list you selected is played.
NOTE
●
●
●
●
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The normal list is displayed in a “yyyy-mm-dd HH-MM-SS” format.
You can continuously play back, forward or rewind the image with the playback
operating buttons (→ page. 31).
To return to the current image mode screen from the playback screen, click the “Live”
button.
You cannot perform normal recording during playing.
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Viewing Logs
Installation/Set up
You can view a list of logs. To perform the operation, you need to log in as Administrator.
When you log in as User, the operation is disabled.
Click “View log” on the left side of the Camera Window
screen.
●
A list screen of logs is displayed.
●
For details on displayed logs, refer to “Display of Logs” (→ page.86).
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
NOTE
●
●
Clicking the “Clear” button deletes the log data.
To return to the image screen, click “Camera Window” on the left side of the screen.
Recording
Setting up
Others
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Speaking
Installation/Set up
You can connect a microphone to a personal computer and hear the sound through a
speaker connected to the camera. To perform the operation, you need to log in as
Administrator. When you log in as User, the operation is disabled.
Click the “Audio Out start” button below the image.
●
The audio out mode starts and sound captured by the microphone connected to
the personal computer is heard from the speaker connected to the camera.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
To cancel the audio output mode, click the “Audio Out
stop” button.
Recording
1
2
Setting up
NOTE
●
●
●
Others
●
Connect an audio output device (such as a speaker with a built-in amplifier) with the
audio-out jack of the camera. (No audio can be output when connecting a speaker
without a built-in amplifier).
For a microphone connected to a personal computer, refer to the operating instructions
of your computer.
You cannot output voices from the multiple personal computers simultaneously (from
one computer only).
When the camera is functioning in the audio output mode, you can not output the
voices from the camera through a personal computer (→ page. 26).
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Installation/Set up
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Recording
Setting up
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● About Recording Images
● Recording Images on an SD
Memory Card
● Recording Images on FTP
Server
● Recording Images on a
Personal Computer
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About Recording Images
Installation/Set up
Network camera can record images according to your need. Recordable media and its
recordable contents are as follows.
Recordable Media
SD Memory Card
Recordable Contents
●
●
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
FTP Server
●
●
●
Personal Computer
●
●
●
Alarm Recording images configured in “Alarm
Recording” settings (➝ page 40). (Image data at the
time of external alarm detection/motion detection)
Normal Recording images configured in “Normal”
settings (➝ page 40).
Data of “Periodic FTP by Schedule”
Data of “Extern Alarm Detection” or “Motion Detection”
Recording data by EXT control
Image data recorded by “Image Recording” (JPEG)
(➝ page. 51)
Video data recorded by “Image Recording” (AVI)
(➝ page. 51)
Still images recorded by “Save Current Picture As”
(➝ page. 53)
Recording
Setting up
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Recording Images on an SD Memory Card
Installation/Set up
You can record image data when an alarm or motion detection occurs, normal recording
images on an SD memory card that is inserted in the network camera.
To record alarm images. perform administrator login and configure “Alarm Settings” first
(➝ page 64), then follow the steps below to configure “Recording Settings”.
Recording Settings
●
Insert an SD memory card into the SD card slot (➝ page. 5). Turn the knob to the
“LOCK” direction until it locks.
●
When clicking “Complete Format” or “Quick Format” in the Admin Settings for
formatting, you can delete files in an SD memory card (➝ page. 63).
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Insert an SD memory card.
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
●
When you do not log in as Administrator, the “Configuration” menu does not appear.
Perform the operation through the Administrator login.
Recording
●
Click “Recording” on the left side of the screen.
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The Recording setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Setting up
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Recording Images on an SD Memory Card (Cont.)
Installation/Set up
Configure each setting items.
■Alarm Recording
●External Alarm
ON: To record images when an external alarm occurs.
OFF: Does not to record images when an external alarm occurs.
●Motion Detection
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
ON: To record images when a motion is detected
OFF: Not to record images when a motion is detected
●Pre-Recording
Pre-Recording records image(s) of right before alarm was generated.
You can set numbers of frames you want to record. The image at the moment the
alarm was generated will not be included.
●Post-Recording
The Post-Recording records image (s) at the moment and after an alarm was
generated.
You can set numbers of frames you want to record.
●Interval(s)
Recording
Configures recording cycle of Pro-Recording and Post Recording.
■Normal
ON: To record images depending on the recording intervals and timer association
OFF: Not to operate normal recording
●Interval(s)
Configure recording cycle of Normal Recording images.
●Timer Association
Setting up
ON: To turn on the timer association
OFF: To turn off the timer association
When “Timer Association” is set to “ON,” configure the start/stop time for
recording.
●Overwrite
ON: To overwrite data in the order of the oldest to the newest when the SD
memory card becomes full during recording.
OFF: To stop recording when the SD memory card becomes full during recording.
Others
To finish configuring Recording Settings, click the “Save”
button below the setting.
●
The changes are saved.
NOTE
• Total number of recorded image frames per one alarm will be the sum of Pre-Recording
image(s) + Post-Recording image(s).
• To configure the external alarm/motion detection, select “ON” in “External Alarm Detect”
or select “Enable” in “Motion Detect” in the alarm settings (➝ page. 64).
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Recording Images on FTP Server
Installation/Set up
By using FTP server, it becomes possible to manage periodic transferring and saving of
huge amounts of recorded image data. The recordable images on an FTP server include
“Periodic Recording Data by Schedule,” “Recording Data by External Alarm Detection” or
“Recording Data by EXT Control.”
Record Settings
●
The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
●
When you do not log in as Administrator, the “Configuration” menu does not
appear. Perform the operation through the Administrator login.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
Click “FTP client” on the left side of the screen.
●
The FTP client setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Recording
Setting up
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Recording Images on FTP Server (Cont.)
Installation/Set up
Configure each setting items.
■FTP General Settings
You can control the settings to connect to an FTP server.
●FTP sever:
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Select either one of them below and enter correct information.
• Server Name
• IP Address
●User ID:
Only for a user who has the right to access FTP server. Ask FTP server
administrator for details.
●Password:
•
Enter password registered with user ID above.
●Port Number:
Usually, enter “21”.
Important
Recording
• Do not change the port number unless your provider or the network
administrator instructs you to do so.
●MODE:
• PORT
Setting up
(active mode): Select PORT if you are unsure about which mode to
choose.
• PASV (passive mode): When the camera’s network environment is protected by
Firewall or the like, access from outside FTP server may
not be possible with PORT (active mode). In this case,
select PASV (passive mode).
●Connection to FTP Server:
•
Select “Stay connect” when transferring data frequently, like “Periodic FTP by
Schedule”. In this way, you can record images faster.
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Installation/Set up
NOTE
• When selecting “Periodic”, network camera logs in to FTP server
automatically a minute before the scheduled recording starts. When
the scheduled recording stops, there may be some unsent image data
left in the camera. The camera will not log out from the FTP server
until all images have been transferred.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
• When not selecting “Periodic,” network camera logs in/out
automatically each time an alarm goes off.
When there is more than one alarm at a time (receiving another
alarm(s) while transferring a file), the camera logs out from the server
after transferring last image data.
●Connect to FTP Enable:
Recording
Select one of the following recordable images on an FTP server:
• Periodic (periodic recording by schedule) (➝ page 44)
• Extern Alarm Detection (recording by an external alarm detection)
(➝ page 46)
• Motion Detection (recording by motion detection) (➝ page 46)
• EXT Control (recording by EXT control) (➝ page 48)
• OFF (not to record on an FTP server)
You need to set up the configuration for the item you selected. For setup
details on each item, refer to the section on the next page and after.
Click the “Save Settings” button below the setting.
Setting up
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Recording Images on FTP Server (Cont.)
■Periodic FTP by Schedule
Installation/Set up
You can control the settings to record images for Periodic FTP by Schedule.
To run the recording, select “Periodic” in “Connection to FTP Enable” (➝ page. 43).
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
1) Configure recording schedule
Recording
･ Select one of the setting items for each day of a week.
“OFF”: No recording at all.
“All Day”: Records images all day.
“Timer Pattern 1”: Records images in a period you configured in “Timer Pattern 1”.
“Timer Pattern 2”: Records images in a period you configured in “Timer Pattern 2”.
2) Configure timer pattern
●
Setting up
You may configure both “Timer Pattern 1” and “Timer Pattern 2” and use them
according to your need.
Possible setting timer range is between 00 am and 11 pm for both “Start” and
“Stop”.
3) Configure Interval(s)
●
●
●
Records 1 image per configured recording cycle (second).
Setting ranges are 1 through 10.
Configured recording cycle will be reflected to “All Day”, “Timer Pattern 1” and
“Timer Pattern 2”.
NOTE
Others
• The cycle may shift depending of Resolution (image size) and networking
conditions.
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●
Installation/Set up
4) Enter “File Name”
Select one of two patterns, enter characters in the part described as
(keyword).
File name will be shown like this:
e.g. Pattern1: (keyword) yy mm dd HH MM SS 00.JPG
Pattern2: LV (keyword) yyyy mm dd HH MM SS ***N.JPG
NOTE
• You cannot use these characters: \ / : ; , ” | ? * < >
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Followings are the meaning of each part.
Enter user defined keyword in characters.
yymmdd
Indicates date (Year, Month, Day).
(e.g. January 1, 2004 ➝ 04 01 01).
HHMMSS
Indicates time (Hour, Minute, Second).
(e.g. 23:59:00 ➝ 23 59 00).
Time is displayed in 24-hour time display.
00
Fixed entry
LV
Indicates this is the “Periodic FTP by Schedule” file.
(Keyword)
Enter user defined keyword in characters.
yyyymmdd
Indicates date (Year, Month, Day).
(e.g. January 1, 2004 ➝ 2004 01 01)
HHMMSS
Indicates time (Hour, Minute, Second).
(e.g. 23:59:00 ➝ 23 59 00).
Time is displayed in 24-hour time display.
***
If the camera records more than one image at the same period, the
order is indicated with 3-digit number. The bigger the number, the newer
(latest) the image.
N
Indicates Daylight Saving.
N: Not in Daylight Time
D: Daylight (Summer) Time
Recording
(Keyword)
Setting up
5) Enter “Server Path”
●
Others
Configure FTP server directory to record files . If you do not know the directory,
ask for your FTP server administrator.
6) Click “Save Settings” button to save configured items
●
The changes are discarded.
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■FTP by External Alarm/Motion Detection
Installation/Set up
You can control the settings to record images for FTP by External Alarm/Motion
Detection.
● To configure the external alarm/motion detection, select “ON” in “External Alarm
Detect” or “Motion Detect” in the alarm settings (➝ page. 64)
● To run the recording, select “Extern Alarm Detection” or “Motion Detection” in
“Connection to FTP Enable” (➝ page. 43).
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Recording
Setting up
1) Configure the numbers of frames you want to record for
Pre-Recording
●
Possible numbers of frames are as follows:
Enter a number in the range of 0 through 30.
2) Configure the numbers of frames you want to record for
Post-Recording
●
Enter the number between 0 and 1000.
NOTE
Others
• Numbers of recorded image frame may decrease depending on networking
conditions and recording cycle.
3) Configure Interval(s)
●
Records 1 image per configured recording cycle (second).
Setting ranges are 1 through 10.
NOTE
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●
Installation/Set up
4) Enter “File Name”
Enter characters in the part described as (keyword).
File name will be shown like this:
e.g. EX (keyword) yyyy mm dd HH MM SS ***N--A.JPG
NOTE
• You cannot use these characters: \ / : ; , ” | ? * < >
Followings are the meaning of each part.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
EX/MD
“EX” indicates this is the file for detected external alarm.
“MD” indicates this is the file for detected motion.
Enter user defined keyword in characters.
yyyymmdd
Indicates date (Year, Month, Day).
(e.g. January 1, 2004 ➝ 2004 01 01)
HHMMSS
Indicates time (Hour, Minute, Second).
(e.g. 23:59:00 ➝ 23 59 00).
Time is displayed in 24-hour time display.
***
If the camera records more than one image at the same period, the
order is indicated with 3-digit number. The bigger the number, the newer
(latest) the image.
N
Indicates Daylight Saving.
N: Not in Daylight Time
D: Daylight (Summer) Time
Recording
(keyword)
Indicates total number of generated alarm(s). when the number reaches
to 99, it returns to 00 and starts adding again.
A/B/C
Setting up
A: Pre-Recording images.
B: Image when alarm has generated.
C: Post-Recording images.
5) Enter “Server Path”
●
Configure FTP server directory to record files. If you do not know the directory,
ask for your FTP server administrator.
6) Click “Save Settings” button to save configured items
●
The changes are discarded.
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Recording Images on FTP Server (Cont.)
■FTP by EXT Control (Recording Data by EXT Control)
Installation/Set up
You can control the settings to record images for FTP by EXT Control.
Select “EXT” in “External Alarm Detect” of the alarm settings (➝ page. 64).
● To run the recording, select “EXT Control” in “Connection to FTP Enable”
(➝ page. 43).
●
1) Configure Interval(s)
●
Records 1 image per configured recording cycle (second).
Enter a number to configure the interval.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
NOTE
• Cycle may change depending on Resolution (image size) and networking
conditions.
2) Enter “File Name”
●
Select one of two patterns, enter appropriate characters in the (keyword 1)
field and the (keyword 2) field, respectively.
File name will be shown like this:
e.g. Pattern1: (keyword1) yy mm dd HH MM SS (keyword2).JPG
Pattern2: (keyword1) yyyy mm dd HH MM SS (keyword2).JPG
Recording
NOTE
• You cannot use these characters: \ / : ; , ” | ? * < >
Followings are the meaning of each part.
Setting up
(keyword1)
Enter user defined keyword in characters.
yymmdd
Indicates date (Year, Month, Day).
(e.g. January 1, 2004 ➝ 04 01 01)
yyyymmdd
Indicates date (Year, Month, Day).
(e.g. January 1, 2004 ➝ 04 01 01)
HHMMSS
Indicates time (Hour, Minute, Second).
(e.g. 23:59:00 ➝ 23 59 00).
Time is displayed in 24-hour time display.
(keyword2)
Enter user defined keyword in characters.
Others
3) Enter “Server Path”
●
Configure FTP server directory to record files. If you do not know the directory,
ask for your FTP server administrator.
4) Click “Save Settings” button to save configured items
●
The changes are discarded.
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■Image Accumulation to SD Memory Card
Configures whether or not to save image data on SD memory card when the camera
can not record image(s) on FTP server due to network problems. The accumulated
data is transferred to the FTP server when the line is restored.
1) Configure whether or not the Image Accumulation is active
●
Select “ON” to save image data on SD memory card. Select “OFF” if you do not
need to save image data on SD memory card.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
2) Configure Restriction
●
Select an accumulation time from the pull-down menu. (1 to 24 [unit: hour], No
limit)
3) Configure Interval(s)
●
Configure recording cycle of accumulated images.
Enter a number to configure the interval.
NOTE
• Set “Image Accumulation” to “ON” before setting Interval(s).
Recording
4) Set up Re-transfer Trigger
●
You can select the timing to re-transfer accumulated images to the FTP server.
When Network Recovers: When the line is restored
When EXT Control is opened: When the contact of EXT Control is opened
5) Configure Re-transfer Interval
●
Configure the interval (unit: second) for re-transferring accumulated images.
Enter a number to configure the interval.
Setting up
●
6) Configure settings for viewing FTP status
●
Select the interval in “Check FTP status (sec)” from the pull-down menu to try to
view the FTP status.
7) Click “Save Settings” button to save configured items
●
The changes are discarded.
Others
NOTE
• You can perform formatting an SD memory card by clicking “Complete Format” or
“Quick Format” in the Admin settings (➝ page. 63).
• If the setting is made to record image data in an SD memory card at the time of
alarm generation (➝ page.40), the data is recorded to an SD memory card when
the alarm is raised regardless of ON/OFF setting in the “Image Accumulation.”
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Recording Images on FTP Server (Cont.)
Installation/Set up
File Transfer Order
■Periodic FTP by Schedule
Basically, files are transferred in recorded order. However, the camera may take the
following processes depending on networking conditions.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
1) When networking condition causes the file transferring delay, the camera may
transfer the old files in the file transfer intervals.
2) When files that could not transfer are still left by the time transferring schedule
comes to end, the camera will keep continue to transfer the files until it transfers
all the files.
NOTE
• Depending on the conditions of networking and the FTP server, there may be occasions
when files will not transfer. In this case, this camera is able to make backup data on the
SD memory card. Go to the Network Setting screen and set “Image Accumulation” function
under “Image Accumulation to SD Memory Card” to “ON”. (➝see page 49) If you set this
function to “ON”, the files will be transferred to FTP server by following the process described
in 2) above.
Recording
Setting up
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Recording Images on a Personal Computer
You can record images in the JPEG file or AVI file format on a personal computer.
Installation/Set up
Image Recording Feature
Right-click on the image of the “Camera Window”
screen.
●
The operating menu appears on the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “Image Recording.”
●
The image recording setting screen appears.
Setting up Recording.
Recording
When saving images as a JPEG file
Mark here to save images
as a JPEG file.
Enter the saving interval.
Setting up
Click the “Save As” button
→ Select the destination
directory.
Enter the file name
without the extension.
Others
Specify the recording limit.
Mark one of the items and
enter the value in its field.
When saving images as an AVI file
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Recording Images on a Personal Computer (Cont.)
When saving images as an AVI file
Installation/Set up
Mark here to save images
as an AVI file.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Mark “Auto” or enter the frame
rate value in the Frame
Rate.
Enter the recording interval.
Enter the maximum number of
frames recorded in one file.
Recording
Click the “Save As” button
→ Select the destination
directory.
Enter the file name without
the extension.
Specify the recording limit.
Mark one of the items and
enter the value in its field.
Click the “Start” button.
Setting up
●
The recording operation starts.
To stop the recording, right-click on the image → Click
“Stop Image Recording” in the displayed operating
menu.
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Installation/Set up
Recording Current Image Data as Still Image
Right-click on the image of the “Camera Window”
screen.
●
The operating menu appears on the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “Save Current Picture As.”
●
A screen appears, asking you to specify the destination folder and file name.
Specify the destination folder and file name.
You can save the data in any place and under any file name you like.
●
The still image taken at the moment when clicking “Save Current Picture As” is
saved.
Recording
●
Setting up
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Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Recording
Setting up
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● How to Set up
● System Settings
● User Settings
● Admin Settings
● Alarm Settings
● Network Settings
● Mail Settings
● FTP Client Settings
● FTP Server Settings
● DDNS Settings
● Recording Settings
● Audio Settings
● Updating the Firmware
● Saving the Settings on a
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How to Set up
Only the Administrator is authorized to set up configurations for the network camera. You can
Installation/Set up
select the setup items by clicking “Configuration” on the “Camera Window” screen.
General Configuration
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
• The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
• When you do not log in as Administrator, the “Configuration” menu does not
appear. Perform the operation through the Administrator login.
Click an item you want to configure in the
Configuration menu on the left side of the screen.
• The setup screen for the clicked item appears on the right side of the display.
Recording
Configure each item.
• To update the settings, click the “Change” button, the “Save” button, the “Save
Settings” button or the “Set” button etc. under the item.
• To return to the image screen after configuration, click “Camera Window” on the
left side of the screen.
• On the screen in which “go to XX (name of setup item)” is displayed (e.g. “go to
Mail Settings”), click it to display the setup screen for the item.
Setting up
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System Settings
You can change a camera name and control time set.
Installation/Set up
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
• The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “System” on the left side of the screen.
• The System setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Recording
Setting up
Configure each item.
●Changing the camera name
Others
1) Enter the camera name in the “Camera Name” field (default: nwcam02) (no
more than 18 characters).
2) Click the “Change” button.
• The camera name is displayed in association with the images on the camera.
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System Settings (Cont.)
●Setting up a format to display date/time
Installation/Set up
1) Select the “Date-Time Displaying Format” from the pull-down menu.
• yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS (ex. 2004-9-15 14:23:32)
• dd Mmm yyyy HH:MM:SS (ex. 15 Sep 2004 14:23:32)
• mm-dd-yyyy HH:MM:SS (ex. 9-15-2004 14:23:32)
(default: dd Mmm yyyy HH:MM:SS)
2) Click the “Change” button.
●Setting the color of date/time display
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
1) Select “Text Color” from the pull-down menu.
red/green/blue/white/black (default: green)
2) Click the “Change” button.
●Changing the time using an NTP server setting
1) Mark “NTP” (default: not marked).
2) Enter the host name of NTP server in the “NTP Server” field.
3) Set the “Adjusting Cycle” from the pull-down menu (to specify the intervals to
adjust time) (default: 24 hours).
4) Click the “Adjust” button.
Recording
●Adjusting the date and time
1) Unmark “Synchronize with PC’s Time.”
2) Enter the value in “Date” with numbers and “/” (e.g. 20/9/2004).
3) Enter the value in “Time” with numbers and “:” (e.g. 14:23:32).
4) Click the “Adjust” button.
• When “Synchronize with PC’s Time” is marked, you can synchronize the
setting with the time on a personal computer (default: marked).
●Setting the time zone
Setting up
1) Select “Time Zone” from the pull-down menu.
2) Click the “Adjust” button.
●Daylight Saving setting
1) Select “ON” or “OFF” for the “Daylight Saving” setting (default: OFF).
2) Click the “Adjust” button.
■Restoring the default settings
Others
You can restore the default settings (initial state).
1) Click “Restore factory default configuration.”
A confirmation message appears, asking whether or not the current settings
should be restored to the default configuration.
2) Click “OK.”
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■Rebooting the network camera
Installation/Set up
You can restart the network camera.
1) Click “Reboot IP Camera.”
A confirmation message appears, asking whether or not the camera should be
rebooted.
2) Click “OK.”
■Updating the Firmware
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
You can update the firmware on the network camera.
Click “Firmware update.”
For details, refer to “Updating the Firmware” ( page. 75).
■Click “Firmware update.”
You can save the network camera settings on a personal computer.
Click “Export current configurations.”
For details, refer to “Saving the Settings on a Personal Computer” ( page. 77).
When updating the firmware, the settings are reset. Make sure to save the settings of
the camera on your personal computer before starting update operation.
■Importing the Settings Saved on a Personal Computer
Recording
You can import the settings saved on a personal computer to the network camera.
Click “Import new configurations.”
For details, refer to “Saving the Settings on a Personal Computer” ( page. 77).
Setting up
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User Settings
You can set up access rights.
Installation/Set up
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
• The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
Click “User” on the left side of the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
• The User setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Recording
Setting up
Configure each item.
● Displaying the screen asking a user name and password
1) Check “ON” in “User authorization required” (default: OFF).
2) Click the “Set” button.
Others
• When accessing to the camera, you are required to enter a user name and
password.
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● Storing the user name and password
Installation/Set up
1) Enter the user name, password and password (confirm) for a new user in the
field of “User ID,” “Password” and “Confirm,” respectively in “Add a user or
change password.”
2) Click the “Set/Change” button.
• New user ID and password are stored in the network camera.
● Deleting a user name
1) Select the “User name” you want to delete from the pull-down menu.
2) Click the “Delete” button.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Recording
Setting up
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Admin Settings
You can change the Administrator ID and password and view the level of SD memory card.
Installation/Set up
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
• The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “Admin” on the left side of the screen.
• The Admin setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Recording
Setting up
Configure each item.
● Changing the Administrator ID and password
Others
1) Enter the current login ID and the current password in “Current Login ID” and
“Current Password,” respectively.
2) Enter new login ID, new password and new password (confirm) in “New Login
ID,” “New Password” and “New Password (Confirm),” respectively.
3) Click the “Change” button.
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● Setting Sound
Installation/Set up
You can set up the camera to listen to sound on the camera even when logging in
as User.
1) Set “Sound” to “ON” or “OFF.”
ON: To enable you to listen to sound on the camera even when logging in as
User.
(You can configure sound settings in “Audio Settings” (➝ page. 74).)
OFF: To disable you to listen to sound on the camera when logging in as User.
(“Audio Settings” (➝ page. 74) is not displayed when logging in as User.)
2) Click the “Set” button.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
● Viewing the level of SD memory card
Click the “Reload” button.
● Formatting an SD memory card
Click the “Complete Format” or “Quick Format.”
The SD memory card is formatted used for the camera.
Complete Format: To delete all the data in the card. Only the log for the complete
format remains.
To delete all the data except logs in the card.
Quick Format:
Recording
● Restarting the camera
Click the “Reboot IP Camera.”
Important
●
Setting up
To change an SD memory card, turn off the camera once to switch cards and then turn
on the power of the camera again. When the camera is powered with PoE, disconnect
the LAN cable once to switch cards and then connect the LAN cable again.
Others
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Alarm Settings
Installation/Set up
You can configure the external alarm and motion detection.
If you connect a sensor or other device to the alarm input terminal (➝ page 80), an alarm
will notify you when the sensor detects anything out of the ordinary. For example, if you
connect a sensor attached to a door, an alarm can notify you when the door is opened
or closed. If you set the function of the “Motion Detect” to “Enable”, an alarm will notify you
when a change is detected.
Furthermore, you can configure the EXT Control. When selecting the EXT Control, you
can control when to start recording from the external area. Likewise, connect a device to
the alarm input terminal when the EXT Control is used.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
• The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
Click “Alarm” on the left side of the screen.
• The Alarm setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Recording
Setting up
Configure each item.
Others
● Configuring an external alarm
1) Select one of the followings in “External Alarm Detect:”
ON
: To detect an external alarm
OFF
: Not to detect an external alarm
(Default: OFF)
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2) Click the “Save Settings” button.
Installation/Set up
● Setting the motion detection
1) Select one of the followings in “Motion Detect:”
Enable
: To turn motion detection on.
Disable
: To turn motion detection off.
(Default: Disable)
2) Select the “Sensitivity” level from the pull-down menu.
High
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
: Generates an alarm upon detection even to the slightest
change in brightness.
Middle
: Sensitivity is at a level between High and Low.
Low
: Generates an alarm upon detection of significant changes in
brightness only.
(Default: Middle)
alarm is detected frequently when there are no abnormalities, reduce
*Iftheanlevel
of sensitivity.
3) Click the “Save Settings” button.
● Setting up EXT Control
Recording
1) Select “EXT” in “External Alarm Detect.”
2) Click the “Save Settings” button.
NOTE
●
●
●
Setting up
For record settings at the time of alarm generation, refer to “Alarm Recording”
(➝ page.40) and “FTP by External Alarm/Motion Detection” (➝ page.46).
For record settings when the EXT Control is used, refer to “FTP by EXT
Control” (➝ page.48).
You can send an email at the time when an alarm is raised. For more information
about settings, refer to “Mail Settings” (➝ page. 68).
Others
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Network Settings
You can configure an IP address for network connection.
Installation/Set up
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
• The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “Network” on the left side of the screen.
• The Network setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Recording
Setting up
Configure each item.
Others
● Configuring the connection
1) To set an IP address manually, check “Manually.” To obtain an IP address from
the DHCP server, check “Automatically by DHCP.”
(Default: Automatically by DHCP)
2) When “Manually” is checked, fill in “IP Address,” “Subnet Mask,” “Default
Gateway,” “DNS1” and “DNS2.”
3) Click the “Save” button.
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● Configuring the HTTP port number
Installation/Set up
1) Enter the HTTP port number in “HTTP Port Number” (default: 80).
• For most applications, select 80 (default: 80).
2) Click the “Change” button.
Important
●
●
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
●
If you do not know the subnet mask, consult the provider or relevant network system
administration support center.
You do not need to enter the default gateway if the network camera will not be accessed
from another network. If you do need to enter a default gateway, consult your network
system administration support center.
When you try to reconnect to the network camera, be sure to confirm that the entered IP
address and HTTP port number are new ones if you changed the IP address and HTTP
port number.
Recording
Setting up
Others
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Mail Settings
Installation/Set up
You can configure the camera to send an email up to 10 addresses when an external alarm
goes off, any motions are detected or an error occurs in an SD memory card.
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
• The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “Mail” on the left side of the screen.
• The Mail setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Recording
Setting up
Others
Configure each item.
1) Enter the IP address or the server name of the SMTP in “Mail Server (SMTP).”
2) Enter the authorization ID and password of the POP3 server in “User ID” and
“Password” of “POP before SMTP.”
When you are not using the POP3 server, check “OFF” in “POP before SMTP”
(default: “OFF” in “POP before SMTP”).
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3) Enter the email address of the Administrator in “Sender email address.”
Installation/Set up
4) Click the “Save Settings” button.
5) Enter email addresses of up to 10 destinations in “Receiver email address 1”
to “Receiver email address 10.”
6) Click the “Save Settings” button.
7) Enter the mail title in “Subject” (default: TOSHIBA Network Camera).
If a check is added to “Camera Name automatically,” the camera name is set
automatically as the subject.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
8) Enter your message in the “Message body.”
9) Select the number of attached images from the “Attach File” pull-down menu.
Recording
10) Select whether or not a mail should be sent in the following cases:
• “Send email when motion detected”
Check here to send a mail when a motion is detected.
• “Send email when external alarm detected”
Check here to send a mail when an external alarm is detected.
• “Send email when accumulator error caused”
Check here to send a mail when an error occurs in an SD memory card to
accumulate images.
• “Send notification email by accumulating time”
Check here to send a notification mail at 30-minute intervals up to the total
length of time (240 minutes) when starting accumulating image data in an
SD memory card.
30min, 60min, 90min, 120min, 150mim, 180min, 210min, 240min
11) When an error occurs in sending a mail, you can set up the re-sending
operation.
Setting up
• Follow the setup procedures below:
11-1) Check “ON” of “In an email transmitting error, [ ] times resendings are
tried every [ ] minutes” (default: not marked).
11-2) Select the times of resending operation from the pull-down menu for the
first [ ] (default: 3).
11-3) Select the time interval of resending operation from the pull-down menu
for the second [ ] (default: 3).
12) Click the “Save Settings” button.
Others
NOTE
●
●
●
POP3 is a protocol for receiving (retrieving) mail from the mailbox. However, these settings
will not result in received mail, for example, being deleted because the network camera
does not retrieve mail.
The mail function of the network camera does not support “SMTP Auth”.
The attached image data is in a format that ordinary mail client software can read.
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FTP Client Settings
You can store images on an FTP server.
Installation/Set up
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
• The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “FTP client” on the left side of the screen.
• The FTP client setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Recording
Setting up
Configure each item.
● For details, refer to “Recording Images on FTP Server” (→ page. 41).
Others
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FTP Server Settings
Installation/Set up
You can configure the network camera as an FTP server to access to a specific directory
from a personal computer.
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
• The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “FTP server” on the left side of the screen.
• The FTP server setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Recording
Setting up
Configure each item.
1) Enter the user name in “User ID” (default: ftproot).
2) Enter the password in “Password” (default: ftpikwb).
3) Enter the directory inside the camera (SD memory card) in “FTP Root Path.”
(Example: /Normal/)
Others
4) Select the number of maximum connections from the pull-down menu in “Max
connection” (default: 1).
5) Click the “Save Settings” button.
You can now connect to the specified directory in the camera by using the
user name and password you entered.
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DDNS Settings
You can utilize the DDNS. Configure the connection for a DDNS server.
Installation/Set up
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
• The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “DDNS” on the left side of the screen.
• The DDNS setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Recording
Setting up
Configure each item.
1) Select “ON” to use the DDNS (default: OFF).
Others
2) Enter the user name in “User ID.”
3) Enter the password in “Password.”
4) Enter the DDNS server name in “DDNS Server”
(default: www.netcam.zaantek.net).
Do not change the DDNS server name.
5) Click the “Save” button.
Clicking “here” in “To sign up DDNS, click here.” displays a web page, allowing
you to sign up to use a DDNS.
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Recording Settings
Installation/Set up
You can control the settings for image data recording at the time of external alarm detection
and motion detection as well as normal recording on an SD memory card inserted to the
network camera.
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
• The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “Recording” on the left side of the screen.
• The Recording setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Recording
Setting up
Configure each item.
● For details, refer to “Recording Images on an SD Memory Card”
Others
(→ page.39).
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Audio Settings
Installation/Set up
You can configure the audio input from the network camera.
When setting to “ON” in “Sound” of the Admin Settings, the audio settings can be available
even when logging in as User. When “OFF” is selected, the setting cannot be configured
through the User login.
Click “Sound” on the left side of the “Camera Window”
screen.
• The Audio setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
• When setting to “OFF” in “Sound” of the Admin Settings, “Sound” is not displayed
on the left side of the “Camera Window” screen.
Recording
Setting up
Configure each item.
1) Select one of the followings in “Audio Format:”
PCM
: Normal audio format (default)
ADPCM
: To reduce data capacity by compression as compared to PCM
Others
2) Select one of the followings in “Audio On/Off:”
ON
: To input audio from the network camera
OFF
: Not to input audio from the network camera (default)
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Updating the Firmware
Follow the procedures below to update the firmware.
Installation/Set up
• When updating the firmware, all the settings are reset except IP addresses. Make sure
to back up the settings of the camera before starting update operation (→ page. 77).
• When the update operation is completed, import the setting data from your personal
computer (→ page. 78).
■ Before Starting
Download the latest firmware.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
● Create a folder where you want to save the latest firmware.
● Access to the following Toshiba Web page on the Internet.
URL: http://www.netcam.toshiba.com
● Download the latest firmware according to the instructions on the Web page.
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
• The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
Recording
Click “System” on the left side of the screen.
• The System setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Setting up
Others
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Updating the Firmware (Cont.)
Installation/Set up
Click “Firmware update.”
• The Firmware update screen appears on the right side of the display.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Recording
Click the “Browse” button.
• A screen appears, allowing you to select a file.
Setting up
Select the file of the latest firmware you downloaded in
the above “Before Starting” section.
• The name of selected file appears on the screen shown in Step 3.
Click “Upload” button on the screen shown in Step 3.
• Follow the instructions on the screen to update the firmware.
Others
• Restart the camera after the firmware is completely updated.
Important
●
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●
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Please ensure that your camera has the latest firmware update.
All the operations stop in the camera while the firmware is updated.
Never turn off the camera while the firmware is updated. It causes a failure of updating
operation.
Never disconnect a LAN cable from the camera while the firmware is being updated.
Doing so may cause a malfunction.
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Saving the Settings on a Personal Computer
You can save the settings of the network camera on a personal computer.
Installation/Set up
Click “Configuration” on the left side of the “Camera
Window” screen.
• The Configuration menu appears on the left side of the screen.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Click “System” on the left side of the screen.
• The System setting screen appears on the right side of the display.
Recording
Setting up
Click “Export current configurations.”
• When a confirmation screen appears for saving a file, click “Save.”
Others
• The Save As screen appears.
Specify the destination and then save the file.
• The file on settings is saved (example of file name: ikwb02conf.ini)
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Saving the Settings on a Personal Computer (Cont.)
Importing the Settings Saved on a Personal Computer
Installation/Set up
Click “Import new configurations” on the System
setting screen.
• The Import new configuration screen appears on the right side of the display.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Recording
Setting up
Click the “Browse” button.
• A screen appears, allowing you to select a file.
Select the file on settings you saved.
• The name of selected file appears on the screen shown in Step 1.
Others
Click “Import” on the screen shown in Step 1.
• The settings of the network camera are replaced by the settings you saved.
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Others
● Alarm Terminals
● Index (Glossary)
● Display of Logs
● Before Calling Service
Personnel...
● Specifications
● Appearance Diagram
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Alarm Terminals
Installation/Set up
You can connect a variety of sensors to the camera by using alarm terminals. See following
table for functions of each terminal.
Function
Name
ALARM IN
Alarm Input
GND
GND
Description
· Inputs External Alarm signal.
Connect a sensor or other devices to the camera.
GND for a signal
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
ALARM IN
Alarm input terminal
GND
Recording
Setting up
Others
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■Specifications of Alarm Signals
Internal Circuit
Installation/Set up
Name
Signal Condition
Non-Voltage point signal, TTL signal inputs
1k
To
CMOS input
100ms or more
3.3V
Alarm Input
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
0V
Inside
the
Camera
■Example Circuit Connection
Network Camera
Recording
Door Sensor
ALARM IN
GND
Setting up
Others
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Index (Glossary)
A
Installation/Set up
AC IN ........................................................ 5
Accessories ............... Safety Precautions5
Adjust the date and time ........................ 58
Administrator .......................................... 18
ADPCM .................................................. 74
AE level .................................................. 29
Compensation for Automatic Exposure of
the camera.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
AES ........................................................ 11
ALARM IN
(Alarm input terminal) ............................ 80
Alarm list ................................................ 32
Alarm settings ........................................ 64
Attaching picture to mail ........................ 69
AUDIO IN ................................................. 5
AUDIO OUT ............................................. 5
Audio settings ......................................... 74
AVI .......................................................... 52
AWB ....................................................... 11
DC lens .................................................. 10
DDNS ..................................................... 72
(Dynamic Domain Name System)
This is the technique to overwrite the
information of DNS (Domain Name
System) server dynamically and forward
only different information between DNS
servers. Because of this, it enables to
reduce forwarding data which are needed
to renew information of DNS server, and
reduce overhead of the network. If this
combines with DHCP (Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol), it is possible to
assign IP address and host name right
away as the host on the LAN changes.
Default gateway ...................................... 66
Network devices cannot communicate
directly with devices in other networks.
In this case, communication becomes
possible by using devices like router.
Generally, when communicating with
other networks, you set the sending
destination to that router.
Recording
DHCP ..................................................... 13
(Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
B
Back Focus ............................................. 10
Back light compensation (BLC) ....... 11, 29
Before calling service personnel ........... 88
Browser ............................................ 15, 26
Setting up
Software to view WEB screens.
There is browser of Microsoft®’s Internet
ExplorerTM
C
Camera searching application
“Camera Finder” ..................................... 16
Camera name ........................................ 27
Camera Window ..................................... 27
Changing password ............................... 18
Connection ............................................. 14
Crossover cable ..................................... 14
Others
One of the Ethernet cables made to
connect 2 PCs without using hub or router.
CS mount lens ......................................... 8
D
Daylight Saving ...................................... 58
DC IN (Power input terminal) ................... 5
This is the protocol to assign IP
address dynamically to each client on
TCP/IP network. DHCP server controls
information of IP address, gateway
address, domain name and subnet
mask and can assign these to client.
DNS ........................................................ 66
(Domain Name System)
IP address is composed of list of
numbers, and is hard to manage. Thus
we use domain name which consists of
alphabet and some symbols as alias to
operate computers. This system, to
correspond the IP address and the
domain name, is called DNS.
Download ............................................... 75
Taking and saving data from a device in
remote place by using network.
E
EE lens ................................................... 10
Ethernet .................................................... 5
Communication specification of
computer network that is standardized
by IEEE802.3
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F
Firmware ................................................ 75
Program to run this product. It is
installed in the flash memory, and can
overwrite the program from PC by using
PC upload function of the WEB.
Barometer for renewing displayed
images per second.
FTP ......................................................... 41
(File transfer Protocol)
A protocol to transfer file(s) to other
computers. The network camera equips
both Active and Passive modes, and
also supports Firewall.
Wire gathering device used in10Base-T/
100Base-TX network. Build up a
network by connecting devices around a
hub radially. There are various ports, like
8port, 4port.
Address information for IP protocol. All
devices communicate with IP must have
IP addresses. Devices connected to the
Internet must have only one global IP
address in the world. IP address can be
divided into network ID and host ID, and
depending on the values of network ID,
it also can be divided into class A, B
and C.
Images which the camera is projecting is
called LIVE.
Log ......................................................... 34
Login ................................................. 18, 20
M
MAC Address ......................................... 72
(Media Access Control Address)
Assigned individual code for each network
card. Ethernet sends and receives the
frame(data) by using this code.
Mail settings ........................................... 68
Motion detection ..................................... 64
N
Network .................................................. 14
PCs and other devices are connected to
each other for information exchange via
cables, public lines and/or radio.
Networking settings ............................... 66
Normal list .............................................. 33
NTP server ............................................. 58
(Network Time Protocol)
Others
Iris connector ......................................... 10
Iris level .................................................. 10
Iris switch ............................................... 10
Computer networking in small area.
Lens .......................................................... 8
Level of SD memory card ...................... 63
LIVE ........................................................ 31
Setting up
I
Image Accumulation .............................. 49
IP address .............................................. 13
L
LAN. ....................................................... 14
(Local Area Network)
Recording
H
Hub ......................................................... 14
Standard gauge for compression of
colored still image by ITU-TS (International Telecommunication Union: exCCITT) and ISO (International
Organization for Standardization). It can
compress a still image between 1/10 to
1/100 of size.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Formatting an SD memory card ............ 63
Frame rate .............................................. 95
J
JPEG ...................................................... 51
(Joint Photographic Experts Group)
Installation/Set up
EXT control ............................................ 65
External Alarm ....................................... 64
Server which provides accurate date and
time from network.
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Index (Glossary) (Cont.)
Installation/Set up
O
S
OS ............................. Safety Precautions4
Saving the settings ................................. 77
Screw holes for a tripod /stand ............ 5, 6
SD memory card . 39, Safety Precautions12
Secure Digital memory card. New
super compact memory card that
can record huge volume of multi
media data.
SMTP ..................................................... 68
(Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)
P
PCM ....................................................... 74
Picture quality ........................................ 28
Playback ................................................. 31
The camera can play recorded images.
This function is called playback.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Playing recorded images ....................... 31
PoE ..................................................... 8, 94
POP3 ...................................................... 68
(Post Office Protocol Version 3)
Protocol needed to receive e-mail on the
Internet and Intranet. Client uses this
when receiving e-mail from the mail
server, and it has attesting function. Some
mail servers use this function to send mail
with SMTP.(POP3 before SMTP)
Port Number ........................................... 67
Recording
The number to discriminate services
(kinds of application) on TCP and UDP.
For example, SMTP for e-mail uses 25
and 80 for HTTP in general.
Power cord ............................................... 8
Protocol .................................................. 95
Protocol for sending e-mail on the Internet
and Intranet. Used when exchanging
e-mail between servers or when client
sends mail to the server.
Specifications ......................................... 95
Still image ............................................... 51
Straight-through Cable ........................... 14
One of the Ethernet cables to connect PC
and Ethernet hub.
Subnet mask .......................................... 66
IP address is composed of network ID
and host ID. It plays a role to judge the
length of network ID to distinguish
network ID and host ID. By using this
system, it estimates whether IP address
of the addressed host is in local network
or remote network.
Setting up
Q
T
Quality .................................................... 28
TCP/IP .................................................... 95
(Transmission Control Protocol/Internet
Protocol)
R
Reboot .............................................. 58, 63
Recording normal images ...................... 40
Reset button ....................................... 5, 93
Resolution .............................................. 28
Returning to the default settings ............ 58
RNCP ..................................................... 95
(Retrieve Neighborly Cameras Protocol)
Others
Protocol for mutual communication.
Because of this protocol, the cameras
can identify each other. The camera
searching application, Camera Finder,
also uses this protocol.
Router ..................................................... 14
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Device which relays data on a network
to other network is called router. It
decides by itself to which route to
choose to forward the data by looking at
IP address of network device.
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This is the standard protocol of the
Internet and at the same time, it is the
most popularized protocol. Network layer
protocol is IP, and transport layer
protocols are TCP (Transmission Control
Protocol) and UDP (User Datagram
Protocol). FTP, SMTP and other applications use TCP/IP.
Timer recording ...................................... 40
U
Updating firmware .................................. 75
URL ........................................................ 15
(Uniform Resource Locator)
Method for assigning the Internet
resource. “http://www.toshiba. com/” is
the example of when accessing a website
on the Internet.
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V
Installation/Set up
VIDEO OUT ............................................. 5
Video output ............................................. 5
W
Wall bracket ............. Safety Precautions15
White Balance ........................................ 11
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Recording
Setting up
Others
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Display of Logs
Installation/Set up
Logs are saved in an SD memory card. When the SD memory card is not set, no logs are
accumulated.
Up to about 4,000 logs can be accumulated on an SD memory card.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Display
System Boot
Change Quality
Change resolution
Change Brightness
Change Contrast
Change Saturation
Change Hue
Set Flickerless
Change Area(BLC)
Change AE Level
Camera Name
Set Time Type
Set Text Color
Change Camera Time
Set Daylight Saving
Load default config
Upload IPCamera
Export config
Import config
Set User check
Add User
Delete User
Change Admin
Format SD card
Set Alarm Detect
Set Motion Detect
Set Connection
Set Http port
Set Mail
Set POP before SMTP
Set FTP Client
Set FTP Port
Set FTP Mode
Set FTP connection type
Connection FTP Enable
Change FTP Schedule
Change FTP Alarm/Motion Detection
Change FTP EXT Control
Accumulation When FTP Error
Set FTP Server
Description
Recording
Setting up
Others
The system was booted (rebooted)
The image quality is changed
The resolution (image size) is changed
The brightness is changed
The contrast is changed
The saturation is changed
The hue is changed
The flickerless is set
The back light compensation area is changed
The AE level is changed
The camera name is changed
The form of date/time display is changed
The color of date/time display is changed
The date/time on the camera is changed
The daylight saving is set
The settings are reset to the default state
The firmware on the camera is updated
The configuration is exported
The configuration is imported
The access restriction is set
The User login is added
The User login is deleted
The Administrator login is changed
An SD memory card is formatted
The External Alarm Detection is set
The Motion Detection is set
The connection setting is configured
The HTTP port number is set
The Mail setting is configured
The POP before SMTP setting was enabled
The FTP client setting is configured
The FTP port number is set
The FTP transfer mode is set
The FTP connection type is set
An item to record images to an FTP server is set
The Periodic FTP Recording by Schedule is changed
The FTP Recording by External Alarm/Motion Detection is changed
The FTP Recording by EXT Control is changed
The data accumulation to an SD memory card at the time of FTP error occurrences is set
The FTP Server setting is configured
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Description
Installation/Set up
Display
The DDNS setting is configured
The Record settings is configured
The record schedule is set
The recording at the time of external alarm generation is set
The recording at the time of motion detection is set
The EXT Control is short-circuited/opened
When an FTP server is down: Reconnected
When an FTP server is down: Started the accumulation
When an FTP server is down: Ended the accumulation
Failed to log in an FTP server
No directory to store in an FTP server does not exist
Failed to change to FTP binary mode
Connected to a mail server
Failed to connect to a mail server
An e-mail is completely sent
Failed to connect to an NTP server
A new client logged in to the camera
Recording failed because the SD card was not inserted
Accumulation failed because the SD card was not inserted
All the accumulated data was re-transferred to the FTP server
A yymmddHHMMSS.jpg file was discarded internally
A JPEG file failed to be written to the FTP server
The amount of data accumulated while the server was down is equivalent to xxx minutes (increase)
The amount of data accumulated while the server was down is equivalent to xxx minutes (decrease)
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Recording
Set DDNS
Set Recording
Set Record Schedule
Set Alarm Record
Set Motion Record
Ext control short/open
FTP down:re-connect
FTP down:start accumulation
FTP down:accumulation finish
FTP Server login in fail
FTP Client storage path isn't exist
FTP binary mode change fail
Mail connect
Mail connect fail
Send e-mail finish
NTP connect fail
New client
SD unmount, Recording failure
SD unmount, Accumulation failure
Completed sending accum data
discard, yymmddHHMMSS.jpg
FTP fail to write image
FTP down: Accumulaiton of xxx min (incr)
FTP down: Accumulaiton of xxx min (decr)
Setting up
Others
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Before Calling Service Personnel...
Symptom
How to Manage
Cause
Installation/Set up
●The power of the camera
is not turned on.
●Turn on the power.
●LAN cable is not
connected.
●Connect the LAN cable of the camera to a hub or
router in the right way.
●Be sure to turn on the power of the hub and router.
●LAN cable is not
connected to the PC.
●Connect the LAN cable to the PC in the right way.
●IP address of the PC is
not configured.
●Configure the IP address of your PC correctly.
(→ page 15).
Cannot display a
browser from
Camera Finder.
●Installed directory of
browser is wrong.
●Assign the directory where you are going to install the
browser. Start Camera Finder and go to “View”/
“Customize”/“Default Browser.”
The message,
“The page
cannot be
displayed,”
shows up, and
cannot login to
the camera even
if you start
Camera Finder.
●The IP addresses of the
camera and your PC are
wrong.
●Set the correct IP address of the network camera.
●Set the correct IP address of your PC.
●Proxy has set to the
browser.
●When proxy is set to the browser, sometimes you may
not able to login. Change the setting which will not via
the IP address of the network camera from the proxy of
the browser, or the setting of host name which will not
via proxy.
There is no IP
address of your
network camera
on The Camera
Finder’s Network
Camera List.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Recording
Setting up
Cannot login to
the camera even
though entering
the IP address of
the camera
directly to the
browser, and
“The page
cannot be
displayed” shows
up.
See “The message, ‘The page cannot be displayed,’ shows up, and cannot login to the
camera even if you start Camera Finder.”
Others
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Symptom
How to Manage
●Entering wrong login ID
and password.
●Enter right login ID and password.
*The default login ID is “root,” and the password is “ikwb.”
●CapsLock of the PC is
ON.
●The camera discriminates capital letter and lower-case
letter. Enter your right login ID and password.
●You forget your login ID
and the password.
●You need to reset the camera. Remember that if you
perform reset procedure of the camera, all the settings
you have made will be deleted and the camera goes
back to its default settings.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Cannot access to ●Default gateway is not
the camera from
configured.
the Internet.
●Port forwarding is not
configured to the
broadband router.
Installation/Set up
Error message
shows up when
trying to login.
Cause
●Register your broadband router to the network camera
as default gateway. (→ page 66)
●Configure port forwarding function (static IP
masquerade, NAPT) to your broadband router. For
details, read the user’s guide of your broadband router.
●Setting access restriction ●Change the restriction setting. For details, read the
from the Internet (WAN
user's guide of your broadband router.
side), like IP filter, to the
broadband router.
●The IP address which
was provided from the
DHCP server of the
provider has been
changed.
●Confirm the new IP address and try to access again
with the new IP address.
●Renew the information registered to the DDNS server.
Setting up
●When accessing via the Internet, you need to set
global IP address provided from your Internet provider
to the broadband router. For details, read the user's
guide of your broadband router.
*There are fixed IP address and IP address from DHCP
server that an Internet provider provides as a global IP
address. Ask your Internet provider for more information.
Recording
●Using local (private) IP
address.
Others
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Before Calling Service Personnel... (Cont.)
Symptom
Installation/Set up
Cannot perform
settings.
Cause
How to Manage
●Lost the power of the
camera during the
performance.
●Make sure that the power of the network camera is ON.
●LAN cable of the camera
has been pulled off
during the performance.
●Make sure that the LAN cable is connected to a hub or
router in the right way.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
●LAN cable of the PC has ●Make sure that the LAN cable is connected to a hub or
been pulled off during the
router in the right way.
performance.
●Make sure that the power of a hub or router is ON.
●IP address in
“Connection Settings” in
“Network Settings” has
been changed.
●If you change the IP address, you cannot keep your
settings in the setting screen with your old IP address.
Search your camera with the application, Camera
Finder, and try administrator login procedure again.
●When you enter IP address of the camera directly to
the browser, enter the new IP address in URL like
example below, and try login procedure again.
http://192.168.0.40/
Recording
●Lost the power of a hub
or router during the
performance.
Setting up
Others
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Symptom
Cause
How to Manage
●Any of the cables are not
connected properly.
●Connect the cable properly.
●The video monitor is not
adjusted properly.
●Adjust the video monitor properly.
●Lightings are dim.
●Brighten the lightings.
●The Internet line is busy.
●Wait for a little while. Sometimes it takes time to display
images.
●There are not enough
resources (CPU power,
RAM).
●There are the recommended requirements of PC to
view the images of the network camera.
(→ page 12)
●Close all applications other than the network camera
browser.
Renewal speed
of network
camera images
is too slow.
(Part 1)
●Picture size is too large.
●The default setting of picture size is QVGA(320x240).
To increase the speed, select a small image size in
“Resolution” of “Camera Window.”
●Picture quality is too
high.
●When you lower the image quality in “Quality” of
“Camera Window,” the renewal speed becomes faster;
however, the picture quality becomes poor.
Renewal speed
of network
camera images
is too slow.
(Part 2)
●More than one users are
accessing the camera at
the same time.
●When many users access to the camera at the same
time, the renewal speed of the image becomes slow.
The network
camera images
are reversed in
upside-down.
●Installed the camera in
wrong way.
●Make sure that the camera is installed in right way.
Adjust the setting to place the “Toshiba” logo in the
right direction.
The colors of
images are poor.
Cannot display
images from the
network camera.
Setting up
●Adjust the iris of your lens properly.
Recording
●The iris of your lens is
not adjusted properly.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
●Set the iris switch properly for your lens.
Installation/Set up
●The iris switch is not set
properly.
No images are
displayed.
Others
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Before Calling Service Personnel... (Cont.)
Symptom
Cause
How to Manage
Installation/Set up
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Colors of the
images are poor.
●Monitor color setting of
●Set the monitor color higher than 16bit.
your PC is set to 16 bit or
less.
Focus of the
images is poor.
●The lens cover of the
camera is not clean, or
some dusts are on it.
●Wipe off the lens with dried cloth.
●Distance to an object is
too far.
●Check the minimum object distance of your lens.
●Sound volume on your
PC is “0.”
●Adjust the volume of your PC.
●No microphone is
installed.
●Install commercial microphone (→ page 8) to your
network camera.
●The microphone you are
using is not a supported
microphone.
●You can install only condenser typed monaural
microphone. Plug type has to be monaural 3.5f.
No sound is
output.
Recording
Sound sensitivity ●The microphone is facing ●Face the microphone of the camera where you want to
of your camera is
wrong way.
gather sound.
poor.
●Settings of SMTP, POP3
server may not be right.
●Check your SMTP and POP3 server which are
provided from your provider. (→ page 68)
●DNS server setting may
not be right.
●Set your DNS server from your provider to “DNS1”
(Primary) and “DNS2” (Secondary) in “DNS Settings.”
(→ page 66)
*Sometimes “primary” is described as “master” and
“secondary” is described as “slave,” but these meanings
are the same.
●Mail sending conditions
are not configured.
●To send mail, you need to perform mail sending
settings of the camera. (→ page 69)
Cannot perform
Auto Time
Settings.
●NTP server setting may
not be right.
●The NTP server released on the Internet may become
invalid without notifying users.
Couldn’t
complete
firmware
updating.
●Couldn’t complete the
●Retry updating firmware by following steps of
updating because of
“Updating the Firmware” on page 75.
network trouble, the
power has cut off or other
reasons.
Cannot send
mail.
Setting up
Others
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Symptom
How to Manage
Installation/Set up
Recorded
images are not
saved in FTP
server.
Cause
●FTP recording function is ●Check the FTP recording function whether it is set to
not set to ON.
ON. (→ page 43)
●Could not keep the
communication with the
server during file transfer
using FTP.
●If the recording did not resume even if you wait for
more than 1 minute, check the connections with FTP
server and the network camera.
●When “Image Accumulation” is set to “ON”
(→ page. 49), unsent recording files are accumulated
in an SD memory card of the network camera. When
the connection is re-established, all the accumulated
recording data is sent to an FTP server.
Pre-/post●Pre-ecording data is the
recording files of
data before alarm has
the Alarm are not
generated. Therefore, its
sent to the FTP
data sending order is not
server.
necessarily in order.
●Depending on the conditions of your server,
networking, image size and/or image quality settings,
numbers of sent images may become fewer than your
expectation.
Cannot solve the
problems.
●Press the reset button.
Pressing the reset button returns all the firmware
settings of the camera to their default values (initial
state at the time of purchase).
Recording
●Set the correct information in the setting screen.
(→ page 42)
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
●IP address of the FTP
server, ID/ password or
transfer directory is not
set properly.
Setting up
Perform the following procedure to initialize the camera
settings.
1. Use a LAN cable to connect the camera to a hub
with the power is turned on.
2. Turn on the camera.
3. Wait about one minute.
4. Press and hold the camera reset button for five to
ten seconds.
5. Wait about one minute.
Once the camera has restarted, reconfigure the
settings. For details on the network and other initial
settings, refer to page 13.
●Consult with your dealer.
Others
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Before Calling Service Personnel... (Cont.)
About PoE Power Supply Function for Supplying Power via a LAN Cable
Installation/Set up
• There are two PoE (Power Over Ethernet) methods: the Spare Pair method (a power
supply method that uses the unused wires) and the Signal Pair method (a power supply
method that uses the signal wires). The camera, which is on the receiving side, supports
both methods, but there are hubs and other power supply devices that only support one
of the methods. For details, refer to the user’s manual of the power supply device.
• Be sure to use a 4 pair twisted cable for the LAN cable because power cannot be supplied
from the above-mentioned power supply device when some types of LAN cable are used.
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Others
• When very strong light strikes at the lens, you might see stripe patterns (smear) on the
images, but these are not malfunctions. If this happens, reinstall the camera in another
place, or try to change the direction of the lens.
• Sound may not always synchronize with the camera images.
Recording
Setting up
Others
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Specifications
Effective picture element
Scanning system
Scanning frequency
Synchronization
Resolution
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Minimum illuminance of subject
S/N
Video output
Output impedance
White balance
Iris control
Gain control
Automatic electronic shutter
Backlight compensation
Lens mount
Alarm terminal
Image size
Image compression method
Quality settings
Maximum frame rate *1
IK-WB02A
AC 24V±10% 60Hz/DC 12V±10%/ PoE
Approx. 5.5w with Al lens
1/3 inch CCD image area sensor
4.96mm (0.195inch) horizontal X 6.0mm
(0.236inch) vertical (1/3inch type)
771 horizontal x 492 vertical
2:1 interlace NTSC Standard TV system
15.734kHz horizontal 59.94Hz vertical
Line-Lock, Internal manually switchable
Horizontal 480 TV line
Vertical 350 TV line (NTSC)
0.2Lux (F1.0, more than 10% of image output γ =0.45)
Installation/Set up
Model name
Power
Power consumption
Image sensor
Image pickup area
Recording
50 dB (Typ.) (AGC off, weight ON)
VBS 1.0V p-p / 75 ohms, composite
75Ω unbalanced
Automatic (2500.K to 10,000.K)
Video Out / Iris Driver Circuit Built in
Average AGC, (18dB)
ON (1/60s to 1/100000) / OFF (1/60s)
Manual ON/OFF switch (selectable 5 area)
CS mount
Input X 1, Output X 1
640 X 480 320 X 240 160 X 120
JPEG
5 levels
Max. 22 fps (640 X 480)
Max. 30 fps (320 X 240, 160 X 120)
Audio *2
Available (bi-directional (input through a microphone,
output through a speaker), PCM, ADPCM)
Audio-in jack: 3.5mm mono mini jack, plug-in power
supported
Audio-out jack: 3.5mm mono mini jack
Motion alarm feature
Available (Recordable to an SD memory card)
Image recording feature
Available (Recordable to an SD memory card)
Storage media
SD memory card (not supplied)
Mail notification feature
Available
Interface
RJ-45 (10Base-T/100Base-TX)
Protocols
TCP/IP, UDP/IP, HTTP, SMTP, DNS, FTPc, FTPs,
DHCP, POP3, DDNS, NTP, ARP, ICMP, RNCP
Guaranteed operating temperature
-10°C to +40°C
Guaranteed operating humidity
From 30% to 90% (no condensation should occur)
Storage temperature
-20°C to +60°C
Weight
Approx. 430g (camera only)
External dimensions
2.74(W) X 1.97(H) X 4.56(D) inches (63 X 50 X 116mm)
(camera only)
Accessories
mini CD-ROM (1),
Safety Precautions and Quick Start Guide (1),
IRIS connector (1), EMI core (3)
Setting up
Others
*1: The specification varies depending upon the subjects, the image quality, the network
environment and/or your personal computers.
*2: The sound may not be clear depending on the conditions of the lines.
●Designs and specifications may change without prior notice for better improvement.
●Some screen displays, pictures and illustrations contained herein may slightly differ from the
actual images.
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Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Recording
Setting up
Others
2004.10.21, 02:38
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AC24V/
DC12V
PoE
Installation/Set up
POWER SELECT
Appearance Diagram
Unit: mm
96
Installation/Set up
Viewing • Listening
and Operation
Recording
Setting up
Others
TOSHIBA AMERICA INFORMATION SYSTEMS. INC
Security & Network Video Products
9740 Irvine Boulevard,
Irvine California 92618-1697
Phone Number: (877)696-3822
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How to use "EMI core"
Three EMI cores are attached to this camera.
These parts are used like the following drawing.
If not used, an unnecessary radio wave may be emitted.
Video cable:
1 turn
Audio cable:
1 turn
Power cable:
3 turns
EMIコアの使いかた
このカメラには3個のEMIコアが同梱されています。
これらのコアは下図のようにしてお使いください。
使用されないと不要な電波が発生し、システムに障害が
出る場合があります。
ビデオケーブル
は1回通す
オーディオケー
ブルは1回通す
電源ケーブルは
3回通す
WB02-03
EMIコア 1
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AC24V/
DC12V
PoE
POWER SELECT
About the POWER SELECT Switch
POWER SELECT Switch
■When power is supplied from a PoE
compatible hub, etc.
LAN cable
PoE (IEEE802.3af)
compatible hub, etc.
AC24V/
DC12V
PoE
Switch the POWER SELECT switch
to PoE.
■When power is supplied from an AC24V or
DC12V power source
Adapter:
UL listed class 2 power supply
AC24V/
DC12V
PoE
Switch the POWER SELECT switch
to AC24V/DC12V.
Power will not be supplied if the power source type and
POWER SELECT switch do not match.
POWER SELECT 2
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