Toshiba Digital Camera IK-WB21A User manual

NETWORK CAMERA
Model:
IK-WB21A
Advanced User's Guide
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FCC(US) Information
Product Name : NETWORK CAMERA
Model Number(s) : IK-WB21A
Terms and Trademarks
FCC Notice "Declaration of Conformity Information"
● The term "OS" is used in this manual to indicate operating systems
compatible with this product.
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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.
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Thank you for purchasing the IK-WB21A Network Camera. Before you start
using the camera, read this User's Guide carefully to ensure correct usage.
Once you have finished reading this User's Guide, keep it in a convenient place
for future reference. The design, specifications, software, and User's Guide
contents are subject to change without prior notice.
This camera is for indoor use only. Do not install it outdoors.
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Tested To Comply
With FCC Standards
FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE
− Windows 2000: Microsoft® Windows® 2000 operating system
− Windows XP: Microsoft® Windows® XP operating system
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● 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.
Toshiba America Information System, Inc.
Security & Network Video Products
9740 Irvine Boulevard,
Irvine, California 92618-1697
(877)696-3822
● Other product names appearing in this User's Guide may be trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective holders.
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Canadian Information
Industry Canada
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian
ICES-003.
Cet appareil num rique de la classe B est conforme
Canada.
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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 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.
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Table of Contents
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Accessories
● Introduction ............................................................................................................... 2
● Table of Contents ................................................................................................... 5
● IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS ................................................................................ 7
● NOTES ON USE AND INSTALLATION .......................................................... 11
● Precautions for Use ............................................................................................ 12
●
Quick Start Guide (x1)
WARRANTY (x1)
AC adapter (x1)
Power cord (x1)
DC extension cable (x1)
IK-WB21A
SD Memory Card ........................................................................................................ 12
● AC adaptor .............................................................................................................. 13
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Specifications ............................................................................................................. 13
● Overview of the Network Camera ................................................................... 14
● Features of the Camera ..................................................................................... 15
● Names of Camera Parts .................................................................................... 16
● Installing the Camera .......................................................................................... 17
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CD-ROM (x1)
The instruction manual
and software Camera
Finder are contained.
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Confirm that all of the following accessories have been supplied with the network
camera.
･ When using on a desk .......................................................................................... 17
･ When installing on ceiling ................................................................................... 18
･ Removing the camera from the ceiling attachment ................................. 21
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● Connecting the Power Cord ............................................................................. 22
･ Turning on the Power ........................................................................................... 23
● Setting Network Camera Environment ......................................................... 24
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Items needed for network camera monitoring system ................................ 24
● Connecting the Camera and Personal Computer by Network ............. 25
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Cover for ceiling
mounting (x1)
Ferrite core (x1)
See the following for
ferrite core usage.
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IP Address .................................................................................................................... 25
Connection Configuration ....................................................................................... 26
Connecting Camera and Personal Computer .................................................. 27
● Using the Camera Search Application "Camera Finder" ......................... 28
● Administrator Log-in and User Log-in ........................................................... 30
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Attachment for ceiling
mounting (x1)
Administrator Log-in ................................................................................................. 30
User Log-in .................................................................................................................. 31
Administrator Log-in Screen and User Log-in Screen ................................. 32
● Setup Screen ......................................................................................................... 33
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● Viewing and listening .......................................................................................... 34
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Anchor (x4)
Using the ferrite core
One ferrite core is supplied with the camera. Use
the core as illustrated below.
Non-use of the core generates undesired radio waves,
potentially causing a system flaw.
● Presetting of Camera Position by Administrator ..................................... 41
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Insert the DC power
cable and fasten it
with fastening bands.
Set up
Set up
Screw set
Wood screws (x4)
Viewing images .......................................................................................................... 34
･ Audio ........................................................................................................................... 36
･ Camera image screen .......................................................................................... 36
･ Moving the screen center. .................................................................................. 37
･ Controller ................................................................................................................... 38
Selecting a Preset .................................................................................................... 42
Configuring a Preset ................................................................................................ 43
Setup Preset Items .................................................................................................. 44
･ Preset Name Settings ......................................................................................... 45
･ Preset Position Settings .................................................................................... 45
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● Playing Recorded Alarm Images ..................................................................... 46
● Playing Recorded Normal Images .................................................................. 47
● Playing External Control Recorded Images ................................................ 48
● Audio Out ................................................................................................................ 49
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● Recording Images ................................................................................................ 50
● Recording Images in SD Memory Card ......................................................... 51
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Record setting ............................................................................................................ 51
･ Alarm Recording ..................................................................................................... 47
･ Continuous Recording .......................................................................................... 47
･ Overwrite ................................................................................................................... 47
Deleting Record File ................................................................................................. 53
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● Recording Images on FTP Server ................................................................... 54
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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.
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● Recording Images in Personal Computer .................................................... 63
1. Read Instructions
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Record setting ............................................................................................................ 54
･ FTP Record Conditions ........................................................................................ 55
･ FTP Server Settings - Server 1 ......................................................................... 55
･ FTP Server Settings - Server 2 ......................................................................... 56
･ Transfer Image Size .............................................................................................. 56
･ FTP Server Usage .................................................................................................. 56
･ Scheduled Recording
(Displayed if "Scheduled recording" is chosen as an FTP record conditions.) ..... 56
･ Recording by alarm
(Displayed if "Alarm Recording" is chosen as an FTP record conditions.) ... 58
･ Recording by Ext. Control In
(Displayed if "Ext. Control In Recording" is chosen as an FTP record conditions.) .... 60
･ SD card back up ..................................................................................................... 61
File Transfer Order (Scheduled Recording) ........................................................ 62
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
3. Heed Warnings
All warnings on the product and in the instruction manual should be adhered
to.
Recording 1-shot images in personal computer ............................................ 63
Recording images in the personal computer .................................................. 63
● Recording Sound in Personal Computer ...................................................... 64
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4. Follow Instructions
All operating and use instructions should be followed.
● Setting ..................................................................................................................... 65
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General setting method .......................................................................................... 65
● Importing/Exporting Configuration Information
(Administrator Function/Configuration Information) ................................ 98
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Exporting configuration information ................................................................... 98
mporting configuration information .................................................................... 99
Network Camera Rebooting ................................................................................... 99
● Log Management (Log Management/Look Up and Delete) .............. 100
6. Attachments
Do not use attachments not recommended by the camera manufacturer as
they may cause hazards.
7. Water and Moisture
Do not use this camera 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 camera on an unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket or table.
The camera 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 camera. 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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Disconnect this camera from the power supply before cleaning.
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Set up
･ First step ................................................................................................................... 96
5. Cleaning
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● Camera/Basic Settings ..................................................................................... 66
● Camera/Basic Settings, Frame Rate ............................................................ 72
● Camera/Alarm Settings ..................................................................................... 73
● Camera/E-mail Settings .................................................................................... 75
● Camera/Audio Settings ..................................................................................... 79
● PAN/TILT Basic Settings ................................................................................. 80
● PAN/TILT Preset Settings ............................................................................... 82
● PAN/TILT Auto Patrol ......................................................................................... 84
● PAN/TILT Operation Range .............................................................................. 85
● Network Basic Settings ..................................................................................... 86
● Network/DDNS Settings ................................................................................... 88
● Network / FTP Server Settings ....................................................................... 89
● Multi-Screen Display/Adding and Removing Cameras ........................... 90
● Administrator Function/Changing ID and Password ............................... 92
● Admin Functions/User Operation Restriction Setting ........................... 94
● Administrator Function/Date and Time ....................................................... 95
● Version Updating (Administrator Function/FW Update) ........................ 96
● Alarm Terminals ................................................................................................. 101
● Glossary (Index) ................................................................................................. 103
● Log Display .......................................................................................................... 106
● Before Calling Service Personnel... ............................................................. 111
● Specifications ..................................................................................................... 119
● Appearance Diagram ....................................................................................... 120
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS (Cont.)
9. Ventilation
Do not attempt to service this camera yourself as opening or removing covers
may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to
qualified service personnel.
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This camera should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register.
This camera 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.
16. Servicing
17. Damage Requiring Service
10. Power Sources
11. Power-Cord Protection
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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. Installation
13. Lightning
For added protection for this camera during a lightning storm, or when it is left
unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it from the outlet and
disconnect the power supply and cable system. This will prevent damage to
the camera due to lightning and power-line surges. If lightning occurs, do not
touch the unit or any connected cables in order to avoid electric shock.
18. 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.
19. Safety Check
Upon completion of any service or repairs to this camera, ask the service
technician to perform safety checks to determine that the camera is in proper
operating condition.
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14. Overloading
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This camera should be installed on a firm and solid part of the ceiling or wall. If
installed on a soft and weak place, the camera unit may fall. A person under it
may be injured and things under it may be damaged.
Disconnect this camera 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 camera.
c. If the camera has been exposed to rain or water.
d. If the camera 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 camera to its normal operation.
e. If the camera has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.
f. When the camera exhibits a distinct change in performance-this indicates a
need for service.
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This camera 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.
Do not overload power supply and extension cords as this can result in a risk
of fire or electric shock.
15. Object and Liquid Entry
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Never push objects of any kind into this camera 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 camera.
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS (Cont.)
NOTES ON USE AND INSTALLATION
･ Do not aim the camera at the sun
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Do not aim the camera at the sun or point it at sun even if you are not shooting.
The CAUTION label, shown on the above part, is attached on the 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.
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Intense light such as a spotlight may cause a bloom or smear. A vertical stripe
may appear on the screen. However, this is 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
WARNING:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR
ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN
OR MOISTURE.
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･ 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.
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FIELD INSTALLATION:
"THIS INSTALLATION SHOULD BE MADE BY A QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSON AND SHOULD CONFORM TO ALL LOCAL CODES ."
Do not touch the internal parts of the camera other than the parts specified.
Otherwise, the camera may malfunction.
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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.
･ Do not shoot intense light
･ 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.
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･ 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
SD Memory Card
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Do not allow the connectors on the AC adaptor to come into contact with any
other metal object as this may result in short circuit.
To connect the AC adaptor, firmly insert the plug end of the cable into the AC
adaptor jack. Do not insert the plug into other jacks as this may cause a
malfunction.
When removing the connection cable, disconnect the cable by holding its plug.
Do not disconnect the cable by pulling on the cable.
Do not drop the AC adaptor or subject it to strong impact.
Do not use the AC adaptor in hot and humid places.
Do not use the supplied AC adaptor with devices other than this camera.
Temperature increasing on the surface of the adaptor is normal. Before moving
the adaptor to another location, unplug it from the wall outlet, and wait until its
temperature decreases.
Buzzing noises may come from inside. This does not indicate malfunction.
Using the AC adaptor near a radio, TV, or cellphone may cause interference.
Use the adaptor at sufficient distances from these devices.
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● An SD memory card can be used for the loop recording of images. The lifespan (number of rewrites possible) of an SD memory card is greatly affected
by the capacity of the SD memory card. The use of a 128, 256, or 512 MB,
1 GB large-capacity SD memory card is recommended for loop recording.
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● 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 result, the number of delivered frames of live video may
decrease.
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● 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.
AC adapter (ADPV16A)
● Do not modify, overwrite the data, or change the folder name of an SD
memory card. It may result in the camera not to function correctly.
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Specifications
Power source
: AC 100-240V 50/60Hz 35W
Rated output
: DC 12V, 2A
Ambient temperature guaranteed for performance
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: 23 F to 104 F
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Storage temperature
: 23 F to 149 F
Maximum external dimensions (inch) : 1.713 x 1.043 x 3.543 inch (Width x height x depth)
Cord length
: 47.244 inch
Length of DC extension cable : 118.11 inch
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● 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.
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● Carefully read the User's guide, precautions on use, and any other information
supplied with a purchased memory card.
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● The camera supports the following SD memory cards. Do not use memory
cards with other specifications.
SD memory card:
64, 128, 256, and 512 MB, 1 GB 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.
Be sure to use only the supplied AC adaptor. Using a different AC adaptor may
cause the camera to malfunction, heat up, or catch fire. Before using the AC
adaptor, carefully read and observe the Important Safety Instructions (→page
7) and the notes below.
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● There is a limit to the number of rewrites that is possible with the SD memory
card. Replacing the SD memory card when performing periodic maintenance
of the camera is recommended.
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Features of the Camera
The IK-WB21A network camera can deliver video images and sound in real time
using the Internet or an intranet. The camera is equipped with Ethernet (RJ45) 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX network interfaces.
IK-WB21A can be used in various indoor environments.
● Built-in pan/tilt mechanism
A built-in pan (left/right) and tilt (up/down) mechanism enables you to use
the Internet browser to change the direction of the camera lens. The camera
also comes with Scan, Presets, Auto Patrol and various other monitoring
features.
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● Motor powered 22x zoom lens
Allows maximum magnification of 22 times.
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● Supports multiple cameras
Toshiba's original protocol, RNCP, allows Toshiba network cameras to identify
each other on the same network. This enables images from automatically
identified network cameras to be displayed in multi-view screen in the same
browser window.
The number of windows in the multi-view display automatically changes (4
(2 x 2) or 9(3 x 3) windows) accordingly to the number of identified cameras.
The cameras on other networks can be displayed on the same multi-view
display screen by registering the cameras manually.
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● A high-resolution picture element CCD packaged
A high-resolution picture element progressive CCD (charge coupled device)
built in the camera enables delivery of pictures maximum 1280 x 960 pixels.
High-resolution pictures equal to those of a digital camera are delivered.
● Interactive two-way audio communication equipment.
Camera supports interactive two way audio communication.
● Mailing function
This feature allows you to receive mail messages with images when alarms
go off.
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● Built-in SD memory card interface
The use of SD memory cards enables the recording of images for long periods
of time, as well as recordings when alarms go off.
Physical interface:
8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, and 512 MB, 1 GB SD memory
cards (3.3 V) supported.
Part 1. Physical Layer Specification; Version 1.01
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SD memory card:
● Motion detection
The camera incorporates the motion detector to generate an alarm.
● Slow-shutter function assures color images even at low illuminance
The slow-shutter function enables high-sensitivity monitoring during the night.
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Names of Camera Parts
Installing the Camera
■ When using on a desk
Front
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Remove the terminal cover.
Lens
(Focal range: 0.4 inch to infinity)
Terminal cover
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SD Card Cover
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Front
Unfasten the screw in the SD card cover.
2
Connect the AC adapter cable and LAN cable to the
camera.
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SD Memory Card Slot
Insert an SD memory card into the slot.
Reset button
Reset the settings to the defaults by using a thin, pointed
object to press the button for at least 5 seconds. (The AC
adaptor must be connected)(The log information is not
returned to the default state. To return the log information
to the default state, delete the log information in the
settings screen.)
LAN cable
AUDIO OUT
AC adapter cable
･ An audio output terminal. Connect to an audio output device
such as a speaker with an amplifier.
LAN Terminal
Connects a
LAN cable.
Hook
ALARM IN
Alarm input terminal
DC IN 12V
Power plug input terminal (→page 22)
・Be sure to use the AC adaptor included
with the network camera.
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Mount the terminal cover.
･ The terminal cover has the function to prevent
coming off of the AC adapter cable. Be sure to
mount the cover.
･ Mount the terminal cover in the correct position and
direction. The terminal cover facing a wrong
direction disables the function to prevent coming off
of the AC adapter cable. It also damages the cable.
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ALARM OUT
Alarm output terminal
GND
・ See "Connecting Power Cord" on page 22 for connection of the
power source.
MIC IN
･ A microphone input terminal.
Use a monaural plug microphone 3.5mm
in diameter.
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Bottom
Terminal cover
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Installing the Camera (Cont.)
Some provided parts are required for installing the camera.
Important
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Improper installation may cause the camera to fall.
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Make a hole in the ceiling where the camera is to be
installed to insert the AC adapter cable, LAN cable
and other cables.
2
Feed the AC adapter cable, LAN cable and other
cables through the hole.
3
Mount the ceiling attachment below the drilled hole.
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Hook
5
Connect the AC adapter cable, LAN cable and other
cables to the terminals on the camera.
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･ Mount on a ceiling or other structure by securely fastening the four
corners of the attachment by four wooden screws.
･ Install securely on the ceiling where the ceiling is supported by a
beam.
･ If a beam cannot be found, put a support behind the ceiling to
prevent falling of the camera.
･ Mount the camera with the lens pointing in the direction of the
arrow on the ceiling attachment.
Tie the safety wire of the ceiling attachment onto
the safety hook of the camera.
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Check if the ceiling structure and material have a sufficient strength
before installing the camera onto a ceiling. If the amounting strength is
inadequate, the camera will fall, potentially causing an injury or a camera
failure. The wooden screws supplied as accessories do not provide an
adequate strength with some ceiling materials. For example, special
anchors are needed if the ceiling material is gypsum boards.
Please consult the building architects regarding ceiling structure and
strength.
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■ When installing on ceiling
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● When installing on ceiling
･ Ceiling attachment
･ Cover for mounting on ceiling
Ceiling Attachment
Groove for passing
the AC adapter cable
and LAN cable.
AC adapter cable
Wood Screw
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Anti-falling stopper
Anti-falling wire
LAN cable
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Mount the camera on the ceiling attachment.
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･ Align the four camera grooves with the ceiling attachment.
･ Push up on the camera firmly and slide the camera back until it is secure.
･ Mount the terminal cover.
■ Removing the camera from the ceiling attachment
Remove the terminal cover.
Wire hook
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Anti-fall wire
Terminal cover
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Terminal cover
Body
Camera
Anti-sliding part
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･ The terminal cover has the function to
prevent coming off of the AC adapter
cable. Be sure to mount the cover.
･ Mount the terminal cover in the
correct position and direction. The
terminal cover facing a wrong direction
disables the function to prevent
coming off of the AC adapter cable. It
also damages the cable.
Anti-sliding part
Install the cover for mounting on a ceiling.
Cover for ceiling mounting
･ Do not hold the camera when installing the product. (Install the
product holding the body)
･ Push the cover onto the
ceiling attachment and
turn clockwise until
secure.
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2
Slide the camera in the direction of the arrow.
Stopper
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Anti-sliding part
Anti-sliding part
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Cover for ceiling mounting
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Connecting the Power Cord
Connect the power cord to the AC adaptor
Turning on the Power
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The camera has no main power switch or button. To turn the power on, insert
the plug of the power cord into a power outlet.
Turn the power on after you have installed the camera.
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Remove the terminal cover on the camera and plug
in the AC adapter plug into the power input terminal
on the camera.
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AC adapter cable
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Due to the compact space of the power terminal, ensure that the plug is
properly inserted. The camera may not work properly if the plug is not
inserted properly.
The terminal cover has the function to prevent coming off of the AC
adapter cable. Be sure to mount the cover.
Mount the terminal cover in the correct position and direction. The
terminal cover facing a wrong direction disables the function to prevent
coming off of the AC adapter cable. It also damages the cable.
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Setting Network Camera Environment
Items needed for network camera monitoring system
The personal computer that is given all authorities for setting, operating,
monitoring and other functions with the network camera is called the
"administrator's personal computer" in this manual.
Recommended personal computer operating conditions
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･ Windows 2000 or XP as OS
･ Internet Explorer Ver 6.0 or later
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･ CPU: Intel Pentium III 800MHz or higher
･ Memory: 256MB or more
･ Please purchase the required and appropriate number of cameras
corresponding to the desired camera installation locations.
● Connection equipment such as a hub and router suiting the network system
environment and LAN cable
･ The LAN cable type differs depending on the connection method. For
further information, see "Connection Configuration" on page 26.
There are two options to set the IP address.
・ Obtaining an IP address automatically from the DHCP server
・ Entering an IP address manually(→page 86)
● Obtaining an IP address automatically from the DHCP server
Your camera is set to get data automatically from the DHCP server
(DHCP ON/OFF is set to ON in "Network/Basic Settings") by default. If
your network is using DHCP server, you will not need to change the IP
address of the camera.
・
● Entering the IP address manually.
･ Manually enter the IP address when the DHCP server is not used or
when the DHCP server is not utilized even though it is connected.
･ The IP address of the network camera is sometimes updated or
changed from time to time when the DHCP server is used. For this
reason, the network camera sometimes cannot be connected due to
an IP address change if the network camera is accessed using the
previously set IP address.
To enable accessing the network camera in this case, a fixed IP address needs be set with the network camera by setting an IP address
through manual input. Please read the instruction manuals of the
network system equipment also carefully such as the router, hub and
modem.
･ When entering the IP address manually, set DHCP ON/OFF to OFF in
"Network Basic Setting" on page 86 and enter the IP address, subnet
mask, default gateway, primary DNS and secondary DNS.
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● Network camera (TOSHIBA network camera IK-WB21A)
To connect to the network, the administrator needs to set the network
camera IP address.
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* The terminal equipment only for viewing monitored images is called the
"user's personal computer" in this manual. More than one user's personal
computer can view monitored images of one network camera.
IP Address
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Introduction
● Administrator's personal computer
Connecting the Camera and Personal Computer by Network
Set up
Set up
● Camera search application "Camera Finder"
･ Install this application from the CD-ROM supplied as an accessory.
(Double-click "Setup.exe" in the CD-ROM and install the application in
accordance with the instructions in the screen)
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Connecting the Camera and Personal Computer by Network (Cont.)
Connection Configuration
Connecting Camera and Personal Computer
・Crossover connection
1
Connect LAN cable and turn the power on.
Connect the LAN cable (straight cable) connected to the camera to
the hub. Or, connect the camera to a personal computer with the
power turned on using the LAN cable (cross cable).
･ Connect DC 12V to the power terminal.
・Connection via a hub, switch, or router
●Using a crossover cable to establish a connection (example)
Network camera
Personal computer
IP address
192.168.0.50
2
Set the IP address of the personal computer.
･ Set the IP address which you are not using other than
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.
LAN cable (crossover)
Crossover cable is not provided with the product.
●Establishing a connection via a hub (example)
3
Network camera
・
Test the camera connection using ping.
･ Start a command prompt. Type "ping 192.168.0.30" and press
"Enter" key.
･ If the "Reply from..." message appears, the connection is correctly
established.
Internet
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IP address
192.168.0.30
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IP address
192.168.0.30
・
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Two configurations are available for connection of network cameras.
Personal computer
Hub, switch,
or router
IP address
192.168.0.50
LAN cable（straight through）
4
Search the camera by "Camera Finder" explained on
page 28 and view a camera image.
LAN cable (straight through) and Hub is not provided with the product.
NOTE
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You do not need to assign an IP address to a hub.
The IP address of your camera after purchasing from the store is automatically
set to 192.168.0.30 in case DHCP is not used. Set the IP address of your
personal computer in the same subnet. (The network segment must be the
same segment when directly connecting using a cross cable or connecting
through the hub)
When connecting more than one camera, connect each camera using IP
Address 192.168.0.30 and change the IP addresses of the second and
subsequent cameras to other IP addresses, such as 192.168.0.31.
You can also use the LAN port of your broadband router.
However, when using the broadband router, if the DHCP server function is
set to "ON", 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.
Set up
Set up
1. Start "Camera Finder" and click the "Search" button.
･ Confirm that the camera name "nwcam 21" is displayed in the
camera list.
2. Click "nwcam 21", to select.
･ Check that the camera name, IP address and HTTP port No. are
displayed in the "Network Camera Log-in" field.
3. Click the Administrator button or the User button.
･ Clicking the Administrator button will display a screen for
inputting the user name and password. Input the administrator
log-in ID and password. (See "Administrator Log-in" on page 30)
4. A camera image screen of the network camera will appear.
LAN cable（straight through）
NOTE
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●
●
To view images without using "Camera Finder," launch the Internet browser,
enter URL http://192.168.0.30/ in the address box and press "ENTER."
It takes about 30 seconds to activate the camera.
If a port number other than "80" is set, designate the port number by suffixing
it after ":" as in http://192.168.0.30:88/.
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4
Click the Administrator button or the User button.
･ Click the Administrator button to log in as an administrator. (See
"Administrator Log-in" on page 30)
･ Click the User button to log in as a user. (See "User Log-in" on
page 31)
･ To exit without performing log-in, click the Exit button.
● Setting up "Camera Finder"
Insert the CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive of the
personal computer.
2
Double-click the "Setup" file in the CD-ROM and install
"Camera Finder" in accordance with the instructions
in the screen.
NOTE
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●
・
Important
●
"Camera Finder" is compatible only with Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
Glitches may occur with your personal computer if it is operated by other
OS. Do not install "Camera Finder" with other OS.
From the "Start" menu, point to "Programs" and
"TOSHIBA Network Camera", and then select
"Camera Finder".
2
Start up "Camera Finder" and click "Search".
3
・
Toshiba is not responsible for any damages caused by this software.
Recording
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1
Operations that can be performed after log-in differ between administrator
log-in and user log-in. (See page 30)
Set the personal computer to "Administrator authorization" when using
"Camera Finder."
Important
●
●Using "Camera Finder" to Search for a Camera
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The "Camera Finder" is an application for searching network cameras, that can
currently be viewed from the administrator's personal computer or a user's
personal computer, and connecting to those cameras.
･ All the cameras currently connected to the network will appear.
To clear the results, click "Clear".
Click the camera you want to login from the list of
cameras.
Set up
Set up
･ The chosen camera name and IP address is displayed in the
Network camera log-in fields.
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Administrator Log-in and User Log-in
2
Input the administrator log-in ID and password in the
user name and password fields and click the OK
button.
･ The administrator log-in screen and camera image screen will
appear.
･ The administrator log-in ID and password are set to "root" and to
"ikwb" respectively by default.
The following shows the different functions that are available for the
administrator and the user.
Function
○
○
Recorded images
○
△※
○
○
PAN (left/right)/TILT (up/down) operation
○
△
Image playback, presets, starting scan/patrol, etc.
○
△※
Recording on the camera
○
×
Recording on the FTP server
○
×
○
△※
Listening to sound
・
Operation
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Important
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User Log-in
1
Search the camera by "Camera Finder" explained on
page 28 and click the User button.
Administrator Log-in
1
Administrator Log-in allows rewriting of all settings. Be certain to change
the administrator log-in ID and password already set in the camera by default,
to ensure camera security. Keep the new administrator log-in ID and password
handy for future use. To change the administrator log-in ID and password,
see "Administrator Function/Changing ID and Password" on page 92.
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※Users can use some functions by setting administrator setting.
See "Administrator Function/User Operation Enable Setup" on page 94.
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Viewing images
Administrator User
Live images
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Introduction
This product regards a person who has performed Administrator Log-in as an
"administrator" and a person who has performed User Log-in as a "user."
Administrator Log-in can perform all functions, while the functions performed
by User Log-in are limited.
Search the camera by "Camera Finder" explained on
page 28 and click the Administrator button.
Set up
･ The screen for inputting the user name and password will appear.
･ Launch the Internet browser, enter URL "http://192.168.0.30/
admin.html" in the address box and click "OK." (Enter the same IP
address set by you with the network camera, as the IP address)
Set up
･ The screen for user log-in and camera image screen will appear.
･ The user login ID is set to "guest" and password, "guest," when the
system is purchased.
･ To perform user log-in without using "Camera Finder," launch the
Internet browser, input URL "http://192.168.0.30/" in the address
box and click "ENTER." (Use the same IP address set by you with
the network camera, as the IP address)
Important
●
By default, user log-in restrictions are set to ON. Set or reset user log-in
restrictions as necessary. Setting log-in restrictions to ON will display a
screen for inputting the user name and password prior to log-in. For setting,
refer to "User Information" in "Administrator Function/Changing ID and
Password" on page 92.
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Administrator Log-in and User Log-in (Cont.)
Administrator Log-in Screen and User Log-in Screen
Clicking the Setup button in the Administrator Log-in screen or in the Camera
Image screen.
See "Setting" on page 65 for the setting method.
User Log-in Screen
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Introduction
Administrator Log-in Screen
Setup Screen
Camera name
LIVE button
Displays the camera image screen.
exit button
Close the Setting screen.
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・
・
Displays Camera
Image screen
Exits Administrator
Log-in screen
Displays
Camera
Image screen
Displays User
Setup Menu screen
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Recording
Displays
Administrator
Setup Menu screen
Exits User Log-in screen
When using Windows XP SP2
Main Menu
Sub Menu
Set up
Set up
If clicking of the View button fails to display the Camera Image screen, operate
as follows.
1) Choose "Pop-up Blocker" on the tool menu.
2) Choose "Always Allow Pop-ups from This Site...",
Default button
Resets settings
back to factory default.
Reset button
Resets to condition
before change
Save button
Saves changes
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Performing user log-in does not display the Administrator Setup menu on
the left and displays only setup items that can be used by the user (set by
"Administrator Function/User Operation Enable Setting" on page 94).
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● Preparations before displaying
●
･ Enable cookies
●
･ Change "security" in Internet options as follows.
1) Click "Internet Option" on the tool menu.
2) Click the Security tab.
・
● Browser setting when proxy server is used
3) Click the "Intranet" icon if the camera to be operated is inside the intranet,
clicking the "Internet" icon if the camera is on the Internet.
4) Click "Level customize."
5) Check the following radio buttons in the displayed list:
･ "Enable" for "ActiveX control and plug in execute"
･ "Enable" for "Download of signed ActiveX control"
6) Click "OK."
Log-in the camera.
2
To close the camera image, click the
the upper-right corner of the window.
Set up
Set up
･ Your browser will launch and the Camera Image screen for the
camera will pop up.
･ See "Administrator Log-in and User Log-in" on pages 30 and 31 for
the log-in method.
･ When the security warning screen (VeriSign) appears on the first
use of the system, click "Yes."
・
In case a proxy server is used, setting of the browser to bypass the proxy
server during communication with the network camera is recommended.
1) Launch the browser.
2) Choose "Internet option" on the tool menu.
3) Click "Connect" tab.
4) Click "LAN Setting."
･ The screen for setting a local area network (LAN) will appear.
5) Check if the checkbox "Will use a proxy server" is checked..
･ If the checkbox is not ticked
The browser is not set to use a proxy server. Click "Cancel" and quit setting.
･ If the checkbox is checked.
Click "Detail setting." A proxy setup screen will appear.
6) Enter the IP addresses of the network cameras in the field marked "Do
not use the proxy server with addresses started with the following.
7) Click "OK."
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･ "Enable" for "Execution of script of ActiveX control marked safe even
when script is executed"
1
The single-view screen on the Camera Image screen is the same size as
that of images sent by the camera.
The Camera Image screen can freely enlarge or reduce sizes of windows.
Reducing the size of delivered images may omit the camera name and clock
indication, but these items can be displayed by enlarging the window.
Use the software "Independent JPEG Group's JPEG software" for JPEG
enlargement. "This software is based in part on the work of the independent
JPEG Group."
Administrator authorization is needed to install "Active-X control." Install
"Active-X control" after changing the personal computer setting to
"Administrator authorization."
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･ Set "Browser setting when proxy server is used" on page 35 when a proxy
server is used.
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Images of the network camera can be viewed through the Internet browser of
your personal computer.
When Windows XP SP2 is used:
Click "Install" for "Active-X control."
button in
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A proxy server protected by an intracompany firewall sometimes cannot be
connected to the network camera. Consult the network administrator so as
to avoid impacts on network camera operations.
Communication with the network cameras via a proxy server may cause
some problem. Install the network cameras after consulting the network
administrator.
Using the network cameras via a proxy server sometimes takes a long time
till images are displayed after log-in or reduces the frame rate of delivered
images.
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■ Audio
Number and Item
■ Camera image screen
3
4
1
5
2
Description
④ Screen changeover Clicking the
button automatically displays a multiview screen with split frames in accordance with the
number of cameras set in Multi Screen setting (see page
90). Click the
button to return to the single-view
screen. A multi-view screen will not be displayed if the
Multi Screen Display function (see page 90) is set to
OFF.
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Introduction
Audio In from the network camera can be heard through the Audio Out of
the personal computer.
Set audio input to "ON" in "Camera/Audio setting" on page 79 and set the
button of the Camera Image button to
.
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⑤ Display controller Clicking the
button displays the controller in a
separate window.
button will display the Setup Menu
⑥ Setup Menu Display Clicking the
screen in other window.
⑦ Alarm notification This is displayed when "Motion Detection" ( page 74) or
"Alarm In" (page 74) is activated. The
disappears if it
is clicked.
・
8
6
7
9
① Camera name
② Operation Buttons
Description
The name of the camera displaying live images.
: Clicking the
button will zoom out.
: Each clicking of the
button will zoom in on the
image. Can be zoomed in 22x at maximum..
: Each click of the
: Each click of the
The current time and date of the network camera are
shown when "LIVE" is displayed, and the recorded time
and date* are shown when "PLAYBACK" is displayed
on the screen. When in PLAYBACK mode, S) or E) may
be shown with the time and date. "S)" and "E)" are
sometimes displayed in the PLAYBACK mode as date
and time data. "S)" means start of playback images
and "E)," end of playback images. In these modes,
images or date and time cannot be updated. Operate
playback on the controller.
Set up
Set up
: Clicking the
button will adjust the near focus.
Time and date
Recording
Recording
Displayed images When displaying present normal images, "LIVE" will be
displayed, and when displaying images from the Alarm
List or Record List, "PLAYBACK" will be displayed on
the screen. You can switch these views using the
controller.
8
Number and Item
・
button will set auto focusing.
button will adjust the far focus.
: Clicking the
button will change the display to the
button and will output sound.
Clicking the
button will change the display to the
button and will not output sound.
■ Moving the screen center.
1
2
Click on any area in the Camera Image screen.
The camera moves so that the clicked point becomes
the center of the image.
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button will change the display to the
: Clicking the
button and will output sound from the personal
computer microphone.
Clicking the
button will change the display to the
button and will not output sound from the personal
computer microphone.
③ Operation Buttons
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: Equal size button. Click
to reset to a viewer size
according to the resolution.
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■ Controller
● Functions of components of Administrator basic controller
② Controller
1
2
7
8
2. Each time you click the
9
: Zoom out button. Click to zoom out.
4. Each time you click the
: Near button. For manual adjustment of the focus.
Focuses on a near object.
: Iris auto button. Sets the aperture to the auto mode.
Audio
Fast rewinds play images. When "S)" is indicated in
date and time display, recorded images have been
rewound to the first image.
Play images are played frame by frame in reverse direction.
: Iris close button. Manually adjusts the lens iris.
Closes the aperture. (Becomes dark)
Plays images being selected.
: Audio input button. Plays sound that is input to the
camera.
Play images are played frame by frame.
Pauses an image being played.
: Audio output button. Transfers sound that is input to
the personal computer microphone to the camera.
Fast rewinds play images. When "E)" is indicated in
date and time display, recorded images have been fed
to the last image.
: Image record button. Continually records images.
Resets the play image mode to the current image mode.
: Audio record button. Continually records audio input.
: One-shot button. Records one image.
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③ Control
buttons
for playing
and
recording
④
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Save
5. Clicking the
button returns the lens to its
center position. If an external impact or other force
moves the lens from its preset position, click this
button to correct the position.
Set up
Set up
: Iris open button. Manually adjusts the lens iris. Opens
the aperture. (Becomes bright)
button, the lens moves
right. You can move the lens in a range of four
different horizontal positions. When the camera lens
reaches its right most limit, clicking on the button
has no effect.
: Auto focus button. Clicking changes to auto focus
operation. If in Manual mode at present, automatically
focuses and changes to auto focus mode. The Auto
Focus mode will then set. If the Auto Focus mode is
set at present, refocus.
Iris
Recording
Recording
: Zoom in button. Click to zoom in.
: Far button. Focusing is manually adjusted. Focuses
on a far object.
・
button, the lens
3. Each time you click the
moves down. You can move the lens in a range of
four different vertical positions. When the camera
lens reaches its lower limit, clicking on the button
has no effect.
Description
① Operation Buttons
Focus
button, the lens moves
left. You can move the lens in a range of four
different horizontal positions. When the camera lens
reaches its left most limit, clicking on the button
has no effect.
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● Functions of components of Administrator basic controller
Zoom
This feature adjusts the direction of the lens by
panning (left/right) and tilting (up/down).
button, the lens
1. Each time you click the
moves up. You can move the lens in a range of four
different vertical positions. When the camera lens
reaches its upper limit, clicking on the button has
no effect.
・
Number and Item
Description
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4
5
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Number and Item
6
The Preset button. The preset control panel will
appear.
⑤
The Alarm List button. The list of "Alarm In" will appear.
⑥
The Close button. Exits the controller screen.
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Number and Item
Description
The presets function enables you to assign up to ten different positions and
names for the camera. Clicking the
button on the basic administrator
controller opens the preset controller.
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Introduction
The Auto Patrol feature moves the lens automatically
to all the configured preset positions in order. Clicking
the
button starts Auto Patrol. Clicking one of
⑦
Presetting of Camera Position by Administrator
buttons stops the action.
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The Scan feature automatically moves (swivels) the
lens horizontally back and forth once. Clicking the
button starts Scan. Clicking one of
8
buttons stops the action.
・
・
"Continuous Recording" button. The list of
"Continuous Recording" will appear.
9
"EXT. Control In" button. The list of "EXT. Control In"
will appear.
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Setting the Manual mode adjusts brightness only by the lens aperture.
Zooming, PAN/TILT operation or moving to the screen center during manual
focus adjustment automatically sets the Auto Focus mode.
The value immediately before operation of the auto panning function will be
maintained as the focus value during operation of the auto panning function.
The Auto Focus mode will set after operation completes.
A picture displayed by the
button (one-shot button) should be saved
using "Save Picture As..." with a mouse right button. However, depending on
installation (Ceiling/Desktop) and its settings, the picture may be carrying
out vertical reversal.
Set up
Set up
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Selecting a Preset
Configuring a Preset
Assign the camera position in the Preset list.
1
1
In the list, click
(go to Preset) button on the left
of the preset you want to select.
Click the
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Introduction
Selecting a preset from the list moves the camera to the preset position.
button to move the camera to the
position you want to set.
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2
In the list, click
(set Preset) button on the right
of the preset you want to configure.
・
・
Recording
Recording
･ The camera will only move to a preset that has been set. Selecting
a blank preset will not move the camera. See "Configuring a
Preset" on the next page.
Set up
Set up
3
Click the OK button to assign a preset position.
・ Assign the current camera position in the selected preset.
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Any existing settings of a preset will be overwritten when you assign new
settings to the preset.
The brightness adjustment value, rear light correction setting and manual/
auto focus setting are stored for each preset number.
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Setup Preset Items
1
Click
button on the preset controller.
Item setup.
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Set items in the detailed preset controller setup window that is displayed.
3
■ Preset Name Settings
● Preset Number
Choose a number from the list. ("1" to "64" can be set)
● Preset Name
Choose preset numbers and name them. Naming numbers facilitates
identification of preset registered items.
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● Clear button
Click when changing a given name.
● Reset button
Chose a preset number and click the Reset button.
・
・
● Save button
Click when entering a new preset name or when changing a name.
･ The changes will be saved.
The PAN/TILT Preset Settings screen will appear.
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2
● Default
Resets values back to factory default.
■ Preset Position Settings
● Assign
Assign the current position of a chosen preset number. (Cannot be
assigned unless a preset name is entered and the Save button is clicked.
Can be assigned without a prest name.)
Assign: Click
● Move
Move to the chosen position and name of a preset number.
Move: Click
Set up
Set up
● Delete
･ Delete the current position of a chosen preset number.
Delete: Click
･ Deleting positions and names of all preset numbers.
Delete: Click
4
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Clicking
button on the preset controller twice
reflects set items.
･ Clicking the Preset button on the preset controller once deletes
the List window and Detail Setup window.
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Playing Recorded Normal Images
You can play images which are recorded when an alarm is activated. The images
play at a fixed speed regardless of the recording setting. Image settings such
as "Picture Resolution" correspond to Alarm recording settings.
The administrator can play recorded normal images saved to an SD memory
card. The images play at a fixed speed regardless of the recording setting.
Image settings such as "Picture Resolution" correspond to Normal recording
settings.
1
Click
button while the Camera Image screen is
displayed.
･ The controller will appear.
2
Click
1
Click
button while the Camera Image screen is
displayed.
button on the controller.
･ The controller will appear.
2
Click
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･ The Alarm List will appear.
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Playing Recorded Alarm Images
button on the controller.
･ Displays the Record list.
・
・
Recording
Recording
In the list, click the
button on the right of the
recording you want to play.
3
In the list, click the
button on the right of the
recording you want to play
・ The selected recording plays.
・ The selected recording plays.
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NOTE
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Items in the Record list appear from left to right in the order of list number,
generation time/date, and play button.
Clicking the
button in the bottom of the screen will display the list on
the previous page. Click
to display the list on the next page.
Entering a page number of the list and clicking the
button at the bottom
of the screen will directly display the list on that page.
Fast rewind, fast forward and other functions can be performed by
operatingthe Recorded Image Play button on the controller.
To return from the recorded image to the live image screen, click the
button.
Normal images are recorded by the hour.
Starting alarm recording or external control recording during play stops play.
Normal recording is disabled during play.
If overwrite functions, close the list and display it again.
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Items in the Alarm list appear from left to right in the order of list number,
alarm type, generation time/date, and play button.
Clicking the
button in the bottom of the screen will display the list on
the previous page. Click
to display the list on the next page.
Entering a page number of the list and clicking the
button at the bottom
of the screen will directly display the list on that page.
Fast rewind, fast forward and other functions can be performed by operating
the Recorded Image Play button on the controller.
To return from the recorded image to the live image screen, click the
button.
Starting alarm recording or external control recording during play stops play.
Normal recording is disabled during play.
When new alarm has been generated while the alarm controller is displayed,
the notification will not be added to the list right away. In that case, close
the controller once and re-display it.
If overwrite functions, close the list and display it again.
You cannot use these characters: ' "
Set up
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Audio Out
External control recorded images recorded in an SD memory card can be
replayed. (See page 52) The images play at a fixed speed regardless of the
recording setting. Image settings such as "Picture Resolution" correspond to
External Control recording settings.
Audio from a personal computer microphone can be heard through the camera's
Audio Out.
1
1 Click "Camera Settings" on the Admin. menu.
Click
button on the controller.
･ The external control recorded list will appear.
･ The Camera/Audio Setup menu will appear.
2 Set "Audio Output" to ON as detailed on page 79.
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Then
click "Audio" in the sub menu.
Click
button while the Camera Image screen is
displayed.
･ The controller will appear.
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Playing External Control Recorded Images
3 Click the
button, one of the operation buttons of
the Camera Image screen and set to display
.
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NOTE
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In the list, click the
button on the right of the
recording you want to play
Set up
Set up
3
Recording
Recording
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Connect a speaker with a built-in amplifier to the Audio Out terminal of the
camera. Sound cannot be output if connected to a speaker that does not
contain an amplifier.
See the instruction manual of the personal computer for a description of the
microphone to be connected to the personal computer.
Audio can be output from only one computer at a time.
・ The selected recording plays.
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Items in the external control recorded list appear from left to right in the
order of list number, alarm type, generation time/date, and play button.
Clicking the
button in the bottom of the screen will display the list on
the previous page. Click
to display the list on the next page.
Entering a page number of the list and clicking the
button at the bottom
of the screen will directly display the list on that page.
Fast rewind, fast forward and other functions can be performed by operating
the Recorded Image Play button on the controller.
To return from the recorded image to the live image screen, click the
button.
Starting alarm recording or external control recording during play stops play.
Normal recording is disabled during play.
When new alarm has been generated while the external controller is displayed,
the notification will not be added to the list right away. In that case, close
the controller once and re-display it.
If overwrite functions, close the list and display it again.
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Recording Images in SD Memory Card
Network camera can record images according to your need. Recordable media
and its recordable contents are as follows.
Images during "Alarm In", images during "Motion Detection", images during "Ext.
Control In" and images of "Continuous Recording" can be stored in an SD memory
card inserted in the network camera.
When recording alarm images, perform "Alarm Settings" first as explained on
page 73 and set records in the following sequence.
Recordable Media
・Alarm Recording images configured in "Alarm
Recording" settings (→page 53).
・Continuous Recording images configured in
"Continuous Recording" settings (→page 53).
FTP Server
･ Recorded images by schedule
･ Data of "When Alarm goes off"
･ Recorded images by external control
Record setting
1
Insert SD memory card to the camera.
･ Remove the SD card cover and insert an SD memory card as
explained on page 16. Then mount the SD card cover.
･ Click "SD In Out Wizard" and check "Mounting SD memory card" in
the displayed SD Memory Card In and Out screen. Then click the
Execute button.
･ Clicking the Format button on the SD Memory Card In/Out screen
will format the SD memory card.
･ One image (JPEG) recorded by operating the
button. (See page 63)
･ Image (JPEG) recorded by operating the
button. (See page 63)
･ Voice (WAVE) recorded by operating the
button. (See page 64)
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3
Be certain to check "Removing SD memory card" in the SD Memory Card In
and Out screen when removing the SD card. Then click the Execute button.
Removing SD Card without executing "Remove SD memory card" may destroy
data.
Click "Camera Settings" on the Admin. Menu.
･ A sub menu for camera setup will appear.
･ Unless administrator log-in is made, the Administrator Setup Menu
will not be displayed. Perform administrator log-in.
Click "Recording" in the sub menu
･ The Camera/Recording screen will appear.
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The SD memory card cannot perform Alarm recording, Continuous Recording,
External Control recording and playing simultaneously.The priority is given
in the order of external alarm recording - external control recording - recording
activated by motion detection - playing - Continuous Recording. Images are
not recorded during replay.
A picture displayed by the
button (one-shot button) should be saved
using "Save Picture As..." with a mouse right button. However, depending on
installation (Ceiling/Desktop) and its settings, the picture may be carrying
out vertical reversal.
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Recording
Recording
NOTE
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PC
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Recordable Contents
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About Recording Images
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Recording Images in SD Memory Card (Cont.)
4
Configure each setting items.
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ON:
Images are recorded in accordance with schedule and recording interval.
Setting to ON will set a recording schedule and interval.
OFF: Continuous recording is not performed.
1
Click "Camera Settings" in the Admin. Menu.
･ A sub menu for Camera settings will appear.
2
Click "Recording" in the sub menu.
･ A setup screen for Camera/Recording will appear.
3
Click "Delete all", "Delete from Alarm Recording list...",
"Delete from Continuous Recording list..." or "Delete
from Ext. Control In Recording list..." in Recorded
Files.
･ Clicking "Delete all" deletes all record files.
･ Clicking "Delete from Alarm Recording list..." displays an alarm list.
Specifying a range for deletion deletes alarm record files.
･ Clicking "Delete from Continuous Recording list..." displays a normal
list. Specifying a scope for deletion deletes normal record files.
･ Clicking "Delete from Ext. Control In Recording list..." displays an
external control record list. Specifying a scope for deletion deletes
external control record files.
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Recording
■ Continuous Recording
Image files recorded in an SD memory card can be deleted.
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● Alarm In
ON: Images are recorded when an external alarm occurs.
OFF: Images are not recorded when an external alarm occurs.
● Ext. Control In
ON: External control recording is performed.
OFF: External control recording is not performed.
● Motion Detection
ON: Images are recorded when motion is detected.
OFF: Images are not recorded when motion is detected.
● Pre-Recording
Set the number of images to be recorded immediately before an alarm
occurs. Images of the moment when an alarm occurs are not included.
● Post-Recording
Set the number of images to be recorded immediately after an alarm
occurs. Images of the moment when an alarm occurs are not included.
● Recording cycle
Set a time interval for alarm recording.
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■ Alarm Recording
Deleting Record File
■ Overwrite
ON:
Records are overwritten beginning with old records when the capacity of the SD memory card becomes full during recording.
OFF: Recording is stopped when the capacity of the SD memory card becomes full during recording.
Set up
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Click the Save button under the items.
･ Changes are saved.
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Clicking the Reset button under each item resets to the setting last saved.
Clicking the Default button resets settings back to factory default.
The total number of recorded frames per alarm will be the number of prealarm images + One image when alarm occurs + Number of post-alarm images
To enable "Alarm In", see the "Camera/Alarm Settings" on page 73.
To enable "Ext. Control In", see the "Camera/Alarm Settings" on page 73.
Setting the Overwrite mode to ON deletes files beginning with old files. If
important data is to be saved, set the Overwrite mode to OFF.
Getting a record list of the SD memory card sometimes takes more than 5
minutes after turning the power on. Data cannot be recorded while obtaining
a record list.
The camera recording period may not operate as set depending on the type
of the SD memory card.
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Recording Images on FTP Server
Record setting
1
Click "Camera Settings" on the Admin. Menu
2
・
Click "FTP Recording" in the sub menu.
･ A screen of "Camera - FTP Records will appear.
Check "Schedled Recording," "Alarm Recording" or "Ext. Control In Recording" If "Alarm Recording" is chosen, check both or one of "Alarm In" and
"Motion Detection."
■ FTP Server Settings - Server 1
Make settings for connection to the FTP server.
● FTP Server Name
Input a server name or address correctly.
● Login ID
Limited only to users who have authority to access the server.
Ask your system administrator of the FTP server for more information.
● Password
Input the password registered during the above log-in ID session.
● Password (Confirm)
Re-enter the password.
● FTP Port Number
Set to "21" by default.
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･ A sub menu for camera settings will appear.
･ Unless logged in as an administrator, the Admin. Menu will not be
displayed.
■ FTP Record Conditions
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By using FTP server, it becomes possible to manage periodic transferring and
saving huge recorded image data. You can record images by "Scheduled
Recording", "Alarm Recording" or "Ext. Control In Recording" on FTP server.
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Do not change the port number unless your provider or the network
administrator tells you to do so.
● FTP Mode:
・ PORT (active mode): Choose this mode for most FTP applications.
・ PASV (passive mode): If the camera's network environment is protected
by Firewall, access from outside FTP server may
not be possible with PORT (active mode). In
this case, chose PASV (passive mode).
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Configure each setting items.
･ Follow the instructions in following page.
NOTE
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Click the Save button to save settings.
･ Changes will be saved.
･ Clicking the Reset button resets to settings last saved.
･ Clicking the Default button resets values to factory default.
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In server name or recording server path you cannot use these characters: ' ""
Maximum of 16 of the following characters can be entered in "E-mail login
ID," "Password" and "Password (confirm)":
. (dot), - (hyphen), @, 0 - 9, a to z and A to Z
When selecting "Scheduled Recording" or "Ext. Control In Recording", network
camera logs in to FTP server automatically before the scheduled recording
starts. Even though the scheduled recording stops, when there are some
unsent image data left in the camera, the camera will not log out from FTP
server automatically until it transfers all the image data.
When selecting "Alarm In" or "Ext. Control In Recording", network camera logs
in/out automatically each time an alarm is detected. 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.
If the "Recording Cycle" is set longer than the connection timout period of
the FTP server, FTP connection will be cut off by the server side even with
selecting "Continuous Connection" in the FTP Connection Method. (See pages
56 and 57)
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Set up
Set up
● FTP Connecting Method
・Select "Continuous Connection" when transferring data frequently, such
as "Scheduled Recording". This mode enables you to record images
faster.
・Select "Reconnect" when data transfer is not so frequent.
In this case, network camera logs in/out for each file transfer.
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■ FTP Server Settings - Server 2
3) Setting a Recording Cycle
Introduction
■ Transfer Image Size
The size of images transferred to the FTP server can be set.
NOTE
The frame rate will be reduced if the "Transfer Image Size" differs from
"Resolution" in the "Basic Settings" in "Camera Settings".
■ FTP Server Usage
・
OFF: "Server 2" is not used. (Always recorded in "Server 1")
Use different FTP Server in case of communication fault:
Choose one of the followings.
Normally recorded in Server 1.
Recorded in Server 2 if Server 1 fails.
Normally recorded in Server 2.
Recorded in Server 1 if Server 2 fails.
Set if scheduled recording is desired.
The cycle may shift depending on image size and networking conditions.
4) Enter "Record File Name"
・Enter characters(no more than 16 characters) in the part
described as (keyword).
File name will be shown like this:
e.g. LV (Keyword) yyyy mm dd HH MM SS ***N.JPG
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You cannot use these characters: \ / : ; , | ? * < > ’ ”
Followings are the meaning of each part.
LV
Indicates this is the "Scheduled Recording" file.
(Keyword)
Enter user defined keyword.
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.
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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 (later) the image.
N
Indicates Daylight Saving.
N: Not in Daylight Time
D: Daylight (Summer) Time
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1) Configure "Recording Schedule"
・Select one of the setting items for each day of a week.
"OFF":
No recording at all.
"All Day":
Records images all day.
"Schedule1": Records images in a period you configured in "Schedule 1".
"Schedule 2": Records images in a period you configured in "Schedule 2".
2) Configure Schedule
・You may configure both "Schedule 1" and "Schedule 2" and use
them according to your need.
Possible setting range is between 0 am and 11 pm for both "Start"
and "Stop".
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Recording
Recording
■ Scheduled Recording
(Displayed if "Scheduled Recording" is chosen as an FTP
record conditions.)
NOTE
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・Recording at a rate of one image per set time (seconds).
・Chose a time to set.
1/30, 1/15, 1/10, 1/5, 1/3 1/2, 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 30, 60, 120 or
180 second
・Configured recording cycle will be reflected to "All Day", "Schedule
1" and "Schedule 2".
When using two servers for different purposes or on different occasions,
enter the settings for the second server.
5) Entering Server path
･ Set a server path for recording of files. Ask your FTP server
administrator if you have a question.
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Recording Images on FTP Server (Cont.)
Set if recording by Alarm In/Motion Detection is desired.
･ To detect external alarms or motion, set to enable "Alarm In" or "Motion
Detection" in alarm setting (see page 73).
Followings are the meaning of each part.
EX/MD
Enter user defined keyword.
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.
ーー
Indicates total number of generated alarm(s). when the
number reaches to 99, it returns to 00 and starts adding
again. Reset to "00" also when the power is turned off.
A/B/C
A: Pre-Alarm Recording images.
B: Image when alarm has generated.
C: Post-Alarm Recording.
Recording
2) Setting number of post-Recording
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Recording
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(keyword)
･ Choose the number of images
0, 3, 5 or 10 images
･ Choose the number of images
0, 3, 5, 10, 20, 60 or 120 images
"EX" indicates this is the file for Alarm In.
"MD" indicates this is the file for Motion Detection.
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1) Setting number of pre-Recording
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■ Recording by alarm
(Displayed if "Alarm Recording" is chosen as an FTP record
conditions.)
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The number of recorded images may be decreased depending on the network
condition, recording interval or other factor.
5) Entering Server path
3) Setting a "Recording Cycle"
･ Set a server path for recording of files. Ask your FTP server
administrator if you have a question.
Set up
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･ Recording at a rate of one images per set time (seconds).
･ Chose a time to set.
1/30, 1/15, 1/10, 1/5, 1/3 1/2, 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 30, 60, 120 or
180 second
NOTE
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The cycle may shift depending on image size and networking conditions.
4) Enter "Record File Name"
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･ Enter characters (no more than 16 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
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Set if recording by Ext. Control In is desired.
･ Set to enable "Ext. Control In" in alarm setting (see page 73).
■ SD card back up
You can choose to store images in the SD card in case images cannot be
recorded in the server due to a network failure, server shutdown or other
trouble. Stored images can be transferred to the FTP server when the
network restores or trouble cause is removed.
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■ Recording by Ext. Control In
(Displayed if "Ext. Control In Recording" is chosen as an
FTP record conditions.)
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1) Setting ON/OFF of storage function
1) Setting a Recording Cycle
･ Recording at a rate of one images per set time (seconds).
･ Chose a time to set.
1/30, 1/15, 1/10, 1/5, 1/3, 1/2, 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 30, 60, 120 or
180 second
・
･ Choose "ON" when wishing to store images in the SD memory card.
Otherwise choose "OFF."
･ Set an interval in seconds for recording images to be stored.
･ Choose a time to set.
1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 120, 300, 600, 900, 1800 or 3600
seconds
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2) Accumulation Cycle
The cycle may shift depending on image size and Network conditions.
Recording
Recording
3) Setting overwrite function
2) Enter "Record File Name"
･ Enter characters in the part described as (keyword).
File name will be shown like this:
e.g. LV (Keyword) yyyy mm dd HH MM SS ***N.JPG
Set whether or not to overwrite when the storage capacity of the SD
memory card becomes full.
ON: Overwrite beginning old stored images.
OFF: SD Card is not overwritten.
NOTE
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You cannot use these characters: \ / : ; , | ? * < > ’ ”
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Followings are the meaning of each part.
Shows a file that is recorded by "Ext. Control In Recording".
(Keyword)
Enter user defined keyword.
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
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Set "Accumulation Cycle" and "Overwrite" after setting "Function ON/OFF" to
"ON."
Setting the Overwrite mode to "ON" deletes files beginning with old files.
Set the mode to "OFF" if important data is stored.
Do not change settings while storage files are stored in the SD memory
card. Otherwise, settings for the current recording conditions will be used
for the server path.
3) Entering Server Path
･ Set a server path for recording of files. Ask your FTP server
administrator if you have a question.
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File Transfer Order (Scheduled Recording)
1) When networking condition causes the file transferring delay, the camera
may transfer the old files in the file transfer intervals.
2) Regardless of file transferring schedule, the camera continue to transferes
files until all files are transfered.
Images (JPEG files) can be recorded in a personal computer.
Recording 1-shot images in personal computer
1
Click
button, one of the operation buttons in the
Camera Image screen.
･ "JPEG file" will appear on the personal computer.
Right-click in the screen, choose "Save as" and save
in the personal computer.
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Files sometimes cannot be transferred depending on the status of the
network and FTP server. In this case, data can be stored in the SD memory
card. Set "SD card back up" for "FTP recording" in "Camera setup" (see page
61) to transfer data to the FTP server as described in 2) above).
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NOTE
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Files are transferred in recorded order. However, these cameras may take
following steps depending on network conditions.
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Recording images in the personal computer
1
Click
button, one of the operation buttons in the
Camera Image screen.
Recording
Recording
･ The setup screen for "Jpeg Local Saving" will appear.
2
Set recording seconds or the number of files. Click
the Seconds button or the Files button.
Set up
Set up
Clicking will
record for set
seconds.
Enter recording
seconds or the
number of files.
Clicking will
record the set
number of files.
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Recorded files will be saved in the folder "ToshibaNetworkCamera" in My
Documents.
The number of recorded images when the number of seconds is specified
and recording interval when the number of files is specified depends on the
set frame rate. (See page 72) The frame rate may be decreased depending
on the network condition.
The maximum number of seconds is 3600 seconds and the maximum number
of recorded files is 1000.
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Setting
Sound can be recorded in a personal computer (wav file).
Only the system administrator can set all settings with the network camera.
Clicking the menu on the left of the Administrator Setup menu selects set
items.
1
Click
button, one of the operation buttons in the
Camera Image screen.
･ The setup screen for "Wave Local Saving" will appear.
2
General setting method
1
･ The sub menu of the clicked setting will pop up.
･ Unless logged in as an administrator, the Administrator Setup
Menu will not be displayed.
2
Clicking will
record for set
seconds.
Enter recording
seconds or the
number of files.
･ The setup screen for the clicked item appears on the right of the
screen.
3
Configure each setting items.
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
･ Clicking the Reset button resets to settings last saved.
･ Clicking the Default button resets settings back to factory default.
NOTE
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See "Recording Image" on page 50, instead of "Setting," to set "Records"
and "FTP records" in "Camera setting."
Clicking the Default button in the setup screen on "5. configuration
Information" in "Admin. Functions" resets all settings back to factory default.
Recording is disabled unless the Camera Image screen is set to the Audio
Output mode (
button displayed).
Recorded files will be saved in the folder "ToshibaNetworkCamera" in My
Documents.
Recorded one second as one file.
Set up
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Click an item in the sub menu desired to set.
Recording
Recording
Clicking will
record the set
number of files.
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Click "Camera Settings", "PAN/TILT Settings",
"Network Settings", "Multi Screen Display", "Admin.
Function" or "Log Management" in the Admin. Menu.
Set recording seconds or the number of files. Click
the Seconds button or the Files button.
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Recording Sound in Personal Computer
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Camera/Basic Settings
1
Click "Camera Settings" on the Admin. Menu.
･ A sub menu for Camera Settings will appear.
2
Click "1. General" in the sub menu.
･ The screen of "Camera - Basic Settings, Frame Rate" will appear.
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● Compression Ratio
Set quality of delivered images. The size of image files (JPEG files)
varies in accordance with compression ratio.
Low compression:
This setting produces highest image quality. The
file size increases.
Mid-low compression:
Intermediate setting between standard and low
compression rates.
Standard:
Standard setting.
Mid-high compression:
Intermediate setting between standard and high
compression.
High compression: This setting produces lowest image quality. The
file size decreases.
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Basic items such as size and quality of delivered images of the camera can be
set.
NOTE
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The picture quality and the file size change depending on the conditions of
an object (splendor, resolution, movement).
Size of the files affect the network and smaller file size may increase frame
rate.
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● Brightness Adjustment
The camera automatically adjusts the level of brightness of images.
Adjust so that the image level becomes optimum in accordance with
conditions of the object. Images become brighter higher the level is.
Images are dark lower the level is.
Recording
Recording
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Configure each setting items.
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
NOTE
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NOTE
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This setting item can be set by user log-in also if the item is set correctly in
the settings for "Admin. Functions/User Operation Restriction" (see page
94).
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● Resolution
Configures resolution. Higher Resolution results in larger image
Possible settings： 1280×960 (SXVGA)／640×480 (VGA)／320×
240 (QVGA)／160×120 (QQVGA)
Auto focusing is sometimes not possible when shooting through a glass
pane, a flat object such as a wall and moving object. Achieve focusing of
these objects by manual focusing.
Auto focusing is sometimes disabled due to noise when the AGC function
operates. Then adjust focusing in the Manual mode.
Auto focusing is sometimes not possible when the object is dark and camera
sensitivity is not low enough. Then adjust focusing in the Manual mode.
Auto focusing is sometimes not possible with images that are output to a TV
or a personal computer monitor. Then adjust focusing in the Manual mode.
Focusing to 0.4 inch in the macro mode is possible up to about 3.5 x zoom.
Focusing at a higher magnification will be possible only if the distance to
the object is longer than 3ft.
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Set up
Set up
● Mounting Method
Set to install the camera.
Ceiling mount: Suspended on a ceiling
Desktop:
When used on a desk
● Focus Range
Set an focusing range.
Standard: Auto focus is in focus when the distance between the camera and object is more than 3 ft.
Macro:
Auto focus is in focus when the distance between the camera and object is between 0.4 inch and 3ft.
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The brightness level of images are controlled automatically by adjustment
of the lens, AGC and slow shutter.
● AF Detection Area
Center: Set a focus detection area in the center of the screen.
All:
Set the focus detection area onto the entire screen. Choose
this oprion if focusing is difficult
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Camera/Basic Settings (Cont.)
The auto operating color temperature range is approx. 2500K to
approx. 7000K when "AWB Range" is set to standard and is approx.
2200K to approx. 9000K when "AWB Range" is set to wide. WB
is automatically achieved in almost all situations, except when
the object is dark or un-white, in which case a good balance sometimes cannot be achieved. In this case, set to the Fixed or Manual
mode.
・
Operation Mode
Indoor
(Incandescent
light color)
Outdoor
(Sun light)
Hold
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Camera
automatically
measures color
temperature
and sets white
balance.
Optimizes white
balance under
illumination of
an incandescent
lamp.
Optimizes white
balance under
illumination of a
fluorescent
lamp.
Camera
automatically
tracks color
temperature
variations and sets
white balance.
Effective in
environment
where illumination
conditions are
constant.
Effective in
environment
where illumination
conditions are
constant.
Operating color
temperature
range varies
within AWB
control range.
Optimizes white
balance under
solar lights in
outdoors.
Effective when
incandescent
lighting is not
used.
Optimum white
balance is
achieved at color
temperature of
approx. 5200K.
Maintains
current white
balance.
Manually adjust
R (red) and B
(blue) levels
while
photographing
a white object.
Effective when
wishing to fix in
current status.
Artificially sets
according to
the object and
is effective in
environment
where precision
is high and color
temperature
varies less.
Optimum white
balance is
achieved at color
temperature of
approx. 3000K.
Optimum white
balance is
achieved at color
temperature of
approx. 4000K.
Adjust while
checking on a
monitor or a
vector scope.
● WB Manual GAIN - R, WB Manual GAIN - B
Set a gain for a white balance in the Manual mode. Match the white
balance by operating R gain and B gain.
Increase the value to increase the set gain and reduce the value to
reduce the set gain.
・
● AWB Ye/Cy Offset, AWB Mg/G Offset
Set the white balance offset. In the Auto mode of white balance, offset
the convergent point of white balance in the direction of a preset color,
to obtain a desired color tone.
Ye/Cy Offset:
The convergent point shifts to the yellow side when
the value is increased toward the plus side, shifting
to the cyan side when increased toward the minus
side.
Mg/G Offset:
The convergent point shifts to the magenta side when
the value is increased toward the plus side, shifting
to the green side when increased toward the minus
side.
● AWB Range
Set the control range of white balance in the Auto mode.
Standard: The operating color temperature range is approx. 2500K to
approx. 7000K.
Wide:
The operating color temperature range is approx. 2200K to
approx. 9000K.
NOTE
●
A wide setting may cause an unnatural hue of the image.
● Auto Gain Control
Set a maximum value for operational gain of the auto gain control circuit. Set to maximum if the object is too dark and camera sensitivity is
low.
The camera sensitivity increases in the order of "OFF," "standard" and
"Max" Noise also increases when Auto Gain Control is near maximum.
Lighting is recommended to obtain good image quality.
Others
Others
Manual
Remarks
●
Set up
Set up
Indoor
(Fluorescent
light color)
Characteristics
●
The Auto mode may not be effective if lighting is insufficient and the object
is dark. In this case, increase the camera sensitivity (high limit values of
AGC and slow shutter) or set white balance to the Fixed mode.
White balance may not be optimal depending on the type of fluorescent
lamp even when shooting indoors (fluorescent lamp), in which case change
to other setting.
White balance may not be optimal in the Auto mode under a sodium vapor
lamp. In this case, set the AWB control range to wide or to the Manual mode
referring to "AWB Control Range."
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Recording
Auto (AWB)
Overview
●
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
● White Balance (WB)
White balance adjustment is needed to obtain images of a correct
color tone. The camera offers selection of a white balance mode auto white balance (AWB), fixed (indoor and outdoor), hold or manual.
In the Auto mode, the camera automatically accomplishes a white
balance.
NOTE
Introduction
Introduction
● Auto B/W
Configures Auto black and white function. Auto B/W is the function to gain sensitivity by turning to B/W automatically when it
becomes dark. The image may have some noise in B/W mode.
ON： Auto B/W takes action.
OFF： Auto B/W does not take action.
NOTE
●
If sensitivity is still short after setting Auto Gain control, set the high limit
value of the slow shutter and auto B/W function, to further increase sensitivity.
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Camera/Basic Settings (Cont.)
NOTE
●
Recording
2. Upper 2/3
(Area designation)
1. OFF
・
NOTE
●
Setting to "LOW" or "HIGH" increases the noise reduction effect. After images,
however, sometimes become prominent when a moving object is
photographed.
3. Lower 2/3
(Area designation)
1
3 V
2
3 V
2
3 V
5. Center 1/6
(Area designation)
Set up
Set up
1
3 V
4. Center 2/3
(Area designation)
● Noise Reduction
Set a noise reduction effect. The noise reduction effect increases in
the order of "LOW" "MIDDLE," and "HIGH."
HIGH:
Activates noise reduction strong.
MIDDLE:
Standard setting
LOW:
Activates noise reduction weak.
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● Backlight Compensation
Set an area for backlight compensation. Backlight compensation is a
function that achieves the brightness of a selected area to an optimum
image level. This function is effective when the auto aperture lens tends
to close due to an intense light that enters in areas other than those
wished to view so that areas desired to see become dark and difficult to
see. In this case, set the area so that the portion wished to see enters
the selected area. The area size is roughly as follows.
(The image level of shaded parts is maintained appropriate)
When OFF, rear light correction is not performed.
・
● Color Difference GAIN R-Y, Color Difference GAIN B-Y
Set a color difference gain. Increase the value to increase the gain,
reducing the value to reduce the gain.
Color difference GAIN R-Y: Sets a color gain of R-Y axis.
Color difference GAIN B-Y: Sets a color gain of B-Y axis.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Setting the high limit value of slow shutter other than to 1x automatically
increases the camera sensitivity to the set high limit value as the object
becomes dark. When the sensitivity is high, the exposure time becomes
longer and frame rate becomes smaller. Blurred images sometimes are
prominent with moving objects.
● Sharpness
Set image outline correction. Chose "HIGH" when wishing to make the
outline clearer, choosing "LOW" to make the outline softer.
LOW:
The contour becomes soft.
MIDDLE:
Standard setting
HIGH:
The contour becomes sharp.
Introduction
Introduction
● Slow Shutter
Set a high limit value of the slow shutter. The camera sensitivity is
maintained on an optimum image level between 1x and a set high limit
value. Increasing the high limit value increases the camera sensitivity.
6. Left and Right
(Area designation)
1
3 V
1
3 V
1
3 V
1
3 V
1
3 V
1
3 V
Others
Others
1
1
1
1
1
1
4 H
2 H
4 H
4 H
2 H
4 H
7. Auto
Areas 1 to 6 are combined and controlled depending on the condition of the object.
NOTE
●
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The Auto mode controls to optimize brightness of a dark part of the screen
by letting the camera to automatically decide such part. For this reason,
part of an image of a bright part is sometimes washed out.
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Camera/Basic Settings, Frame Rate
Set a frame rate (transfer rate, frames/s) of image data delivered to the network.
Click "Camera Settings" on the Administrator Setup
menu.
･ A sub menu for Camera Settings will appear.
2
Click "1. General" in the sub menu.
1
Click "Camera Settings" on the Admin. Menu.
･ A sub menu for Camera Settings will appear.
2
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
･ A screen for setting Camera - Basic Settings, Frame Rate will
apper.
External alarms and motion sensors can be set. Connecting a sensor or other
device to the alarm input terminal (see page 101) notifies an alarm when the
sensor detects a trouble. For example, mounting a sensor on a door notifies an
alarm each time the door is opened or closed. By setting the motion sensor to
activate, an alarm is notified by detecting a change in a screen.
Introduction
Introduction
1
Camera/Alarm Settings
Click "2. Alarm" in the sub menu.
･ The screen of "Camera - Alarm Settings" will appear.
・
・
Recording
Recording
Set up
Set up
3
Item setting.
･ Choose "Frame Rate" in the pull-down menu.
30, 15, 7.5, 3, 2, 1, 1/2, 1/5 or 1/10 frame/s
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is
clicked.
3
Configure each setting items.
Others
Others
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
NOTE
●
●
●
●
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This setting sets the number of JPEG images the network camera delivers
in one second. Set in accordance with the network bandwidth and size of
JPEG images to be delivered.
One image is delivered every 2 seconds in 1/2, one image every 5 seconds
in 1/5 and one image every 10 seconds in 1/l0.
Fewer images than a set frame rate are sometimes sent depending on the
image size and network condition.
Setting the delivery image size to 1280 x 960 sets the frame rate to 7.5
frames/second maximum.
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Camera/Alarm Settings (Cont.)
Alarm In:
Detects an external alarm.
Ext. Control In: Performs external control.
OFF:
Does not perform "Alarm In" or "Ext. Control In."
2) Set "Input type" for alarms if "Function" is set to other than "OFF."
1
Click "Camera Settings" on the Admin. Menu.
･ A sub menu for Camera Settings will appear.
2
Click "5. E-mail" in the sub menu.
･ The screen of "Camera - E-mail Settings" Settings will appear.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Normally Opened (NO): A no-voltage contact system. Set in case of
normally open, closed in case of an alarm.
Normally Closed (NC): A no-voltage contact system. Set in case of
normally closed, open in case of an alarm.
E-mail can be sent to a maximum of 11 destinations including the administrator
e-mail address in case of Alarm In or Motion Detection.
Introduction
Introduction
● Alarm In/Ext. Control In
1) Set an "alarm" to be detected.
Camera/E-mail Settings
NOTE
・
●
●
・
Camera starts alarm recording when camera detects alarm signal. (Signal
lenghth requires more than 100ms).
Camera starts "Ext. Control In Recording" when control signal comes in.
(Control signal should be more than 1 second).
● Motion Detection
1) Function
Recording
Recording
ON: Camera detects motion. (A change in the screen is detected and
an alarm is sent)
OFF: Camera does not detect motion.
2) Sensitivity
Set up
Set up
Set "Sensitivity."
HIGH:
It works with even a small change in brightness or motion is
detected.
MIDDLE: Intermediate between HIGH and LOW.
LOW:
It works only when a large change in brightness or motion is
detected.
NOTE
●
●
Detection sometimes fails if the object is dark.
Incorrect detection is sometimes made due to noise if the object is dark and
AGC gain is high. Set the sensitivity to low.
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Configure each setting items.
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
Others
Others
● Output Hold Time
Set a time to hold alarm output.
Choose from 1, 5, 10, 15, 30 and 60 seconds
This function is used when connecting to alarm output terminals and
activating a siren, buzzer or emergency light.
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Camera/E-mail Settings (Cont.)
Introduction
Introduction
● Authentication Settings
1) Choose "SMTP" or "POP" as the authentication system.
2) Enter an SMTP IP address or server name in "E-mail Server (SMTP)."
3) Enter the following when "POP" is chosen in authentication.
"E-mail server (POP)": Enter an IP address or a server name of the POP
server.
"E-mail User ID":
Enter a login ID for authentication.
"Password":
Input a password.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
"Password (confirm)": Enter the same password again.
4) Enter the administrator e-mail address in "Administrator e-mail address."
･ Clicking the "Test E-mail Function" button sends e-mail to the
administrator as a test.
・
・
NOTE
●
●
● Condition Settings for E-mail sending by Alarm In
1) Set ON or OFF in "E-mail sending by Alarm In."
ON: E-mail is sent when Camera detects alarms.
OFF: E-mail is not sent when Camera detects alarms.
2) Enter a title in "Subject".
4) Set ON or OFF in "Send URL."
ON: Adds server address information to message.
OFF: Does not add server address information to message.
Input address information such as network camera and FTP server if
"ON" is selected.
5) Set "ON" or "OFF" in "Attach Image".
ON: Captured images are attached to e-mail.
6) Choose "Attached Image Size" in the sizes shown below if "ON" is set for
"Attach Image."
ON: E-mail is sent when motion is detected.
OFF: E-mail is not sent when motion is detected.
2) Enter a title in "Subject".
3) Enter a message in "Message."
4) Set ON or OFF in "Send URL."
ON: Adds server address information to message.
OFF: Does not add server address information to message.
Enter address information such as network camera and FTP server if
"ON" is selected.
5) Set ON or OFF for image attaching in "Attach Image."
ON: Captured images are attached to e-mail.
OFF: Images are not attached to e-mail.
6) Choose "Attached Image Size" in the sizes shown below if "ON" is set for
"Attach Image."
Others
Others
OFF: Images are not attached to e-mail.
● Condition Setting for E-mail Sending by Motion Detection
1) Set ON or OFF in "E-mail Sending by Motion Detection."
Set up
Set up
3) Enter a message in "Message."
Recording
Recording
●
You cannot use these characters: ' "
Maximum of 16 of the following characters can be entered in "E-mail login
ID," "Password" and "Password (confirm)":
. (dot), - (hyphen), @, 0 - 9, a to z and A to Z
If a server name is input instead of an IP address in "E-mail server (SMTP)"
and "E-mail server (POP)," the DNS server must be input correctly. (See
"Network/Basic Setting" on page 86)
1280 x 960, 640 x 480, 320 x 240 and 160 x 120
1280 x 960, 640 x 480, 320 x 240 and 160 x 120
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Camera/E-mail Settings (Cont.)
ON: Always send to administrator E-mail address.
OFF: Not send to administrator E-mail address.
Set audio input to and output from the network camera.
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Introduction
Introduction
● E-mail Address List
1) Set ON or OFF in "Always Sent to Administrator E-mail Address."
Camera/Audio Settings
Click "Camera Settings" on the Admin. Menu.
･ A sub menu for Camera Settings will appear.
2) Enter "Mail-to Address." (Up to ten addresses)
3) Check send conditions.
Alarm In:
E-mail is sent to checked addresses when camera
detect alarms.
2
Click "6. Audio" in the sub menu.
･ The screen of "Camera - Audio" will appear.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Motion Detection: E-mail is sent to checked addresses when camera
motion is detected.
NOTE
・
●
●
●
3
Recording
Recording
●
POP is a protocol for receiving e-mail from e-mail box. As the network camera
does not receive e-mail, e-mail in POP server will not be lost due to this
setting.
The e-mail function of the network camera is not compatible to "SMTP Auth."
The frame rate deteriorates if resolution of "Attached Image Size" differs
from "Resolution" in "1. General" of "Camera Settings".
When wishing to send e-mail to administrator's address only in case of either
"Alarm In" or "Motion Detectoin", set to "OFF" in "Always Send to Administrator
E-mail Address", add the Administrator E-mail address to "Mail-to Address"
and check one of "Send Conditoins."
・
Configure each setting items.
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
Set up
Set up
● Audio Input
Set audio input.
ON: The camera receives audio.
OFF: The camera does not recieve audio.
･ Set to "ON" when inputting audio from a microphone connected to the
camera.
● Audio Input Level
An audio input level is set.
HIGH:
Increases the audio input level.
MIDDLE:
Adjusts the audio input level to a medium level.
LOW:
Reduces the audio input level.
Others
Others
● Audio Output
Set audio output.
ON: The camera receives audio.
OFF: The camera does not recieve audio.
･ Set to "ON" when outputting audio from a microphone connected to
the camera.
● Audio Output Level
An audio output level is set.
HIGH:
Increases the audio output level.
MIDDLE:
Adjusts the audio output level to a medium level.
LOW:
Reduces the audio output level.
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PAN/TILT Basic Settings
Basic settings for PAN and TILT.
Click "PAN/TILT Settings" in the Admin. Menu.
･ The sub menu for PAN/TILT Settings will appear.
2
Introduction
Introduction
1
● Function Settings
1) Set a "Scan Speed."
Fast
Slow
2) Set "Power on Default Position"
Click "1. General" in the sub menu.
･ A setup screen of "PAN/TILT - Basic Settings will appear.
This function designates where camera moves when camera is turned
on.
Center:
Moves to positions of 0｡ for PAN and 0｡ for TILT.
・
Moves to Preset Number 1.
Starts auto panning.
Starts auto patrol.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Home:
Scan:
Auto Patrol:
・
3) Set "Freeze Frame."
ON: Under "Auto Patrol", images will not be shawn while camera moves
from Preset Number to next Perset Number.
OFF: No "Freeze Frame".
● Association to Alarm
1) Set "Alarm Association."
Preset:
Auto patrol:
Recording
Recording
OFF:
Does nothing. "Alarm Association Type" or "Preset Number" cannot be set.
Performs preset moving when an alarm occurs.
Starts auto patrol when an alarm occurs.
2) Set "Alarm Association Type."
Alarm In:
"Alarm In" will activate "Association to Alarm".
Motion Detection: "Motion Detection" will activate "Association to Alarm".
3
Configure each setting items.
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
Set up
Set up
3) Set when "Alarm Association" is set to "Preset."
Preset Number: Choose preset Number.
Resume to Previous Position:Camera moves back to position before "Assciation to
Alarm" ocured.
Enable:
10, 30 and 60 seconds
Disable: Stays in the position moved to "Association to Alarm."
Others
Others
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PAN/TILT Preset Settings
1
● Preset name settings
1) Choosing Preset Number
Choose a number during name assignment, position assignment, moving and deletion.
Numbers 1 to 64 can be choosen.
Click "PAN/TILT Settings" in the Admin. Menu.
･ The sub menu for PAN/TILT Settings will appear.
2
Introduction
Introduction
Name assignment, position assignment, moving, deletion and other functions
related to PAN and TILT can be set.
2) Position Name
Click "2. Preset" in the sub menu.
･ A setup screen of PAN/TILT - Preset Settings will appear.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Name the chosen Preset Number. Click the Clear button if incorrect
name is entered.
･ Click the "Save" button under items to reflect the foregoing setting.
･ Clicking the Reset button resets to the setting last saved.
･ Clicking the Default button resets values to factory default.
・
・
● Preset position settings
1) If you would like to assign chosen "Preset Number" and "Position Name"
to current position, click "Set" button.
If you would like camera to move to different postion, use the controller
window.
Recording
Recording
2) Click "Move" button if you would like camera to move to selected "Preset
Number" above.
3) current position and name of selected "preset Number".
position and name of all "Preset Number".
･ Click each button on the right to reflect the foregoing settings.
●
●
3
Set up
Set up
NOTE
Preset Name must have 12 characters or less in length.
You cannot use these characters: ' "
Configure each setting items.
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
Others
Others
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PAN/TILT Auto Patrol
PAN/TILT Operation Range
A PAN/TILT operation range of the camera can be set.
1
1
Click "PAN/TILT Settings" in the Administrator Setup
menu.
Click "PAN/TILT Settings" in the Administrator Setup
menu.
･ The sub menu for PAN/TILT setting will appear.
2
Click "3. Auto Patrol" in the sub menu.
Introduction
Introduction
Dwell time for Auto Patrol can be set.
･ The sub menu for PAN/TILT setting will appear.
2
Click "4. Operation Range" in the sub menu.
･ A setup screen of "PAN/TILT - Operation Range Settings" will
appear.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
･ A setup screen of "PAN/TILT - Auto Patrol" will appear.
・
・
Recording
Recording
Configure each setting items.
3
Configure each setting items.
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
● Settings Preset Number of Auto Patrol Dwell Position
Set whether or not to dwell at each Preset Number.
● Setting Operation Range of Left, Right, Top and Bottom.
Align the position by using Controller Window.
ON:
Enables to limit Operation Range.
OFF:
Disables to limit Operation Range.
Current position: Set the current position as each limit.
NOTE
●
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Others
Others
● Setting of Auto Patrol Dwell Time
Set a dwell time for Auto Patrol.
Choose from among 1, 2, 5 and 10 minutes.
This item sets the time to dwell in the position of each Preset Number.
Set up
Set up
3
Moving to the preset position and in auto patrol operation has been restricted.
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Network Basic Settings
An IP address and other items for connection to the network are set.
Click "Network Settings" in the Admin. Menu.
･ The sub menu for Network Settings will appear.
2
Click "1. General" in the sub menu.
･ A setup screen of "Network - Basic Settings" will appear.
Introduction
Introduction
1
● Auto Camera Detection
Set ON or OFF for Auto Camera Detection.
The camera is equipped with a function to automatically detect and
store other cameras (only cameras provided with RNCP) in the same
network. This function is useful in the multi-view screen function. "ON"
is recommended if there are other network cameras in the same network.
● HTTP Port Number
Enter an HTTP port number. Normally, "80" is default.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
● Bandwidth Control
Set ON or OFF for bandwidth control.
OFF: The network Camera will display images maximum frame rate allowed by the network.
ON: The Network Camera displays images up to the set bandwidth
using a lower bandwidth results in higher frame rates.
・
・
NOTE
●
●
●
●
Set up
Set up
3
Ask your system administrator for Subnet Mask information.
It is not necessary to enter Default Gateway if it is not used. Ask your
Network Administrator for Default Gateway information.
When reconnecting Network Camera after changing the IP address and/or
HTTP port number, be sure to check IP address and the HTTP port number
in the browser are correct.
Clicking the Save button displays the confirmation message "This sill save
setting changes and reboot the camera. Do you want to continue? (Please
type in the address in the browser after rebooting the camera.)" Click "Yes"
save settings.
You cannot use these characters: ' "
Recording
Recording
●
Configure each setting items.
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
Others
Others
● Camera name
Enter maximum 18 alphanumeric characters as a name for the camera.
You cannot use these characters: ' "
● DHCP ON/OFF
1) Set ON or OFF for DHCP.
ON: An IP address is automatically obtained.
OFF: Sets an IP address by self.
2) When "OFF" is chosen, enter the "IP address", "Subnet Mask", "Default
Gateway", "Primary DNS" and "Secondary DNS."
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Network/DDNS Settings
DDNS can be used. Establish DDNS server connection.
Click "Network Settings" in the Admin. Menu.
･ The sub menu for network setting will appear.
The network camera can be set as an FTP server for connection from a personal
computer or other terminal.
1
Introduction
Introduction
1
Network / FTP Server Settings
Click "Network Settings" in the Admin. Menu.
･ The sub menu for network setting will appear.
2
Click "2. DDNS" in the sub menu.
･ A setup screen of "Network / DDNS Settings" will appear.
2
Click "3. FTP Server" in the sub menu.
･ A setup screen of "Network / FTP Server Settings" will appear.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
・
・
Recording
Recording
Configure each setting items.
3
Configure each setting items.
1) Set ON or OFF for "FTP function."
ON: Used as an FTP server.
OFF: Not used as an FTP server.
2) When using as an "FTP server," enter the user name in "Login ID"
and the password in "Password." Enter the same password in
"Password (confirm)". Choose the maximum number of
connections in the pull-down menu in "Maximum number of
simultaneous connections."
1) Set ON or OFF for "DDNS use."
ON:
Use DDNS.
OFF:
Do not use DDNS.
2) When using DDNS, be sure to register with DDNS provider. Enter
"DDNS Server", "User ID", "Password" and "Password (confirm)".
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
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●
●
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Enter only 6 to 12 lower-case alphanumeric characters as an User ID.
Maximum of 16 characters can be used in "User ID," "Password" and
"Password (confirm)"::
. (dot), - (hyphen), @, 0 - 9, a to z and A to Z
You cannot use these characters: ' "
Be sure that the DDNS server information is entered correctly. (See "Network/
Basic Setting" on page 86)
Others
Others
･ Click the Save button to save the settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
NOTE
●
Set up
Set up
3
NOTE
●
●
Maximum of 16 following characters can be used in "Login ID", "Password"
and "Password (confirm)":
. (dot), - (hyphen), @, 0 - 9, a to z and A to Z
Only the contents of the SD memory card can be viewed when the network
camera is logged in by FTP. Therefore, the network camera cannot be logged
in by FTP even though the FTP function is set to ON in case an SD memory
card is not inserted.
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Multi-Screen Display/Adding and Removing Cameras
Cameras for displaying in the multi-view screen can be added.
Click "Multi Screen Display" in the Admin. Menu.
･ The sub menu for multi screen display setting will appear.
2
Click "1. Adding and Removing Cameras" in the sub
menu.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
･ A setup screen of "Multi Screen Display / Camera Addition and
Deletion" will appear.
Introduction
Introduction
1
● Selecting camera for multi screen display
･ Enter "Camera Information", "Access to Camera", and "HTTP Port Number", of the cameras for displaying in the multi-view screen. Up to 30
cameras can be entered.
Enter the information of own camera when displaying images of own
camera in the multi-view screen.
Camera information: Enter the camera name.
Access to Camera: Enter the camera IP address or a domain name or
other name.
HTTP port Number: Enter the HTTP port Number. "80" will be entered
as a default value.
Click the Save button save the settings.
NOTE
・
●
●
●
・
Register a domain name or a global IP address with all cameras when viewing
camera images on the Internet.
Multi-Screen is a maximum of 9 screens.
You cannot use these characters: ' "
Recording
Recording
Set up
Set up
3
Configure each setting items.
･ Click the Save button to save the settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
90
Others
Others
● Setting to Enable Multi Screen Display Settings Swiching
Set ON or OFF for Multi Screen Display Mode.
ON: Enables the Multi Screen Display.
OFF: Disables the Multi Screen Display.
91
Administrator Function/Changing ID and Password
The administrator log-in name and password can be set.
Click "Admin. Function" in the Admin. Menu.
･ The sub menu for administrator functions will appear.
2
Introduction
Introduction
1
● User Information
Set ON or OFF for "Login Restriction."
ON: The user ID and Password are requested for authentication during
login.
OFF: Can login without authentication.
･ A setup screen of "Administrator Function / ID Password Change"
will appear.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Set user IDs and passwords of users who are authorized to login on the
camera.
"ID":
Enter an ID for authentication.
"Password":
Enter the password for authentication.
"Password (confirm)": Enter the same password again.
Click the Save button save the settings.
Click "1. Changing ID/Password" in the sub menu.
・
・
NOTE
●
●
Configure each setting items.
Set up
Set up
3
Recording
Recording
●
Maximum of 16 following characters can be used in "ID", "Password" and
"Password (confirm)":
. (dot), - (hyphen), @, 0 - 9, a to z and A to Z
Log-in restriction is set to on by default. Change the login restriction
according to your use.
Clicking the Save button displays the confirmation message "This will save
setting changes and reboot the camera. Do you want to continue? Clicking
the OK button will automatically connect to the camera in 30 seconds. Please
wait in this condition." Click "OK" to reflect the settings and to automatically
reboot the network camera.
･ Click the Save button to save the settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
Others
Others
● Administrator information setting
･ Set (change) the administrator ID and administrator password for logging in the camera.
ID:
Enter an ID (administrator log-in name) for authentication.
Password:
Enter the password.
Password (Confirm): Enter the same password again.
Click the Save button save the settings.
NOTE
●
●
92
Maximum of 16 following characters can be used in "ID", "Password" and
"Password (confirm):
. (dot), - (hyphen), @, 0 - 9, a to z and A to Z
Clicking the Save button displays the confirmation message "This will save
setting changes and reboot the camera. Do you want to continue? Clicking
the OK button will automatically connect to the camera in 30 seconds. Please
wait in this condition." Click "OK" to save the settings and to automatically
reboot the network camera.
93
Admin Functions/User Operation Restriction Setting
Administrator Function/Date and Time
Administrator log-in name and password can be set.
1
1
Click "Admin. Function" in the Admin. Menu.
･ The sub menu for administrator function will appear.
2
Click "2. User Operation Restriction" in the sub menu.
Introduction
Introduction
Several setup items and operations can be made operable by users also.
Click "Admin. Functions" in the Admin. Menu.
･ The sub menu for administrator functions will appear.
2
･ A setup screen of "Administrator Function /User Operation Enable
Settings" will appear.
Click "3. Date and Time" in the sub menu.
･ A setup screen of "Administrator Function /Date and Time" will
appear.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
・
・
Recording
Recording
3
Configure each setting items.
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
･ The settings will not be reflected unless the Save button is clicked.
Set up
Set up
● Set Date and Time Manually
The camera date and time can be set manually.
Select date and time.
Set "User Operation Restriction" to "Enable".
4
Configure each setting items.
Set whether or not users also can set items in Camera/basic setting on
page 66.
Check "Enable": Users also can set.
Check "Disable": Users cannot set.
･ Click the Save button to save settings.
● Time Zone
Select appropriate time zone.
● Date and time adjustment by NTP server
Time can be adjusted using the NTP server.
1) Select "ON" or "OFF" in function.
Others
Others
3
ON: Time is adjusted using the NTP server.
OFF: Time is not adjusted using the NTP server.
2) Enter a host name for the NTP server in "NTP server".(You cannot use
these characters: ' ")
3) Choose from the pull-down menu in "Time Adjustment Period".
4) Click "Test" button to check date and time are correctly obtained.
94
95
Version Updating (Administrator Function/FW Update)
The version of the camera firmware can be updated.
4
■ First step
Download the latest firmware.
● Create a folder to save the latest firmware.
● Access the following Toshiba web site on the Internet:
URL: http://www.netcam.toshiba.com
● Download the latest firmware in accordance with the Website.
･ The selected file name will appear in the screen for Step 2.
5
Click the Upload button in the screen for Step 2.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Click "Admin. Function" in the Admin. Menu.
Important
･ The sub menu for administrator function will appear.
・
●
2
●
Click "4. FW Update" in the sub menu.
･ A screen of "Administrator Function /FW Update" will appear.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
･ Start updating the firmware version in accordance with the
instructions in the displayed screen.
･ The camera automatically reboots as soon as firmware update is
completed.
Do the following to update the firmware version.
1
Introduction
Introduction
Select the file for the latest firmware saved in "First
step."
●
●
●
●
Recording
Recording
●
・
It is the customer's responsibility to update firmware.
All camera motions will shut down during firmware update.
Close any other screens before starting a firmware update.
Never power off the camera during firmware update.
Never disconnect the LAN cable during firmware update. Camera may not
operate.
Rebooting the camera after firmware update may take approx. 5 minutes.
After updating the firmware, delete Internet temporary files executing "Internet
Options" on the tool menu - "General" - "File delete."
Set up
Set up
3
Click the "Browse..." button.
･ A screen for file selection will appear.
Others
Others
96
97
Importing/Exporting Configuration Information
(Administrator Function/Configuration Information)
Exporting configuration information
1
Click the "Browse..." button in the setup screen for
Administrator Function/Configuration Information.
･ A screen for file selection will appear.
2
Select a saved setup file.
3
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
･ The selected file name will appear in the Administrator Function/
Configuration Information screen.
Click "Configuration Information" in the sub menu.
･ A setup screen of "Administrator Function /Configuration
Information" will appear.
・
1
Click "Admin. Functions" in the Admin. Menu.
･ The sub menu for administrator functions will appear.
2
Importing configuration information
Introduction
Introduction
Camera configuration information (setup information) can be exported and saved
in a personal computer ("Export") and can be imported from the personal
computer ("import").
Click the "Import" button.
・
･ The settings for the network camera will change to the saved
settings.
Reset all set values to factory defaults
Clicking the Default button in the setup screen for Administrator Function/
Configuration Information resets all values to factory default.
Recording
Recording
●
Network Camera Rebooting
The camera is rebooted.
･ Clicking the Reboot button displays the confirmation message "This will
reboot the camera. Are you sure?" Click "OK" to reboot the network camera.
Set up
Set up
3
Click the "Export" button.
･ Click "Save" when file download Window appears.
4
Choose a location to save the file.
Others
Others
･ Assign a name and the saved screen will appear.
･ A setup file will be saved in the personal computer. (Example of file
name: ikwb21conf.ini)
98
99
Log Management (Log Management/Browse and Delete)
1
Click "Log Management" in the Admin. Menu.
･ The sub menu for Log Management will appear.
2
You can connect a variety of sensors to the camera by using alarm terminals.
See following table for functions of each terminal.
Function
ALARM IN
Alarm Input
・Inputs External Alarm signal.
You can choose the type of input signal:
Normal Opened (NO) or Normal Closed (NC).
Connect a sensor or other devices to the
camera.
ALARM OUT
Alarm Output
・Outputs open corrector.
Max.DC 24V, 50mA.
Output holding time follows the those of
Alarm Settings/Alarm Output. (→page 84)
・
GND
GND
GND for a signal
ALARM OUT
Alarm output terminal
GND
・
ALARM IN
Alarm input terminal
Recording
Recording
Looking up the log or setup items.
● Log Browse
The log is displayed.
● Filter Settings
To filter the log:
1) Select "Set Condition" in "Display."
Set up
Set up
3
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
･ A setup screen of "Log Management /Browse and delete" will
appear.
Description
Name
Click "1. Browse and Delete" in the sub menu.
Introduction
Introduction
The log display can be viewed and managed.
See"Log display" on page 107 for data in log display.
Alarm Terminals
■ Connecting External Alarm Devices to the Alarm Input/
Output Terminals
・
Be sure to connect cables of external alarm devices before connecting
AC adaptor cable and LAN cable to the camera.
Others
Others
2) Select appropriate option in "Display Condtion Settings".
3) Click the "Refresh Logs" button.
Only logs of set conditions will appear.
NOTE
●
●
●
100
Click the "Save Conditions" button to save conditions.
Click the "Delete Logs" button to delete logs.
In keyword you cannot use these characters: ' "
101
Alarm Terminals (Cont.)
Glossary (Index)
■ Specifications of Alarm Signals
Name
Internal Circuit
Signal Condition
Non-Voltage point signal, CMOS 3.3V-GND
signal inputs
Normal Opened
DC3.3V
3.3V
100ms or more
47kΩ
Alarm Input
Inside
the
Camera
・
To
CMOS input
Normal Closed
100ms or more
3.3V
0V
220Ω
Auto patrol ............................................ 40
Inside
the
Camera
To
CMOS Output
Max. DC24V, 50mA
A maximum of ten preset camera
positions can be assigned. Camera
moves to those preset positions at
designated time interval.
B
■ Example Circuit Connection
ALARM IN
ALARM OUT
GND
Door Sensor
Software to browse Web screens.
One example is Internet ExplorerTM
of Microsoft Corporation.
C
・
Default gateway ................................. 86
Network devices cannot
communicate directly with devices
in other networks. In this case,
communication becomes possible
by using devices like router.
Default gateway is the IP address
of the router.
DHCP ...................................................... 25
(Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol)
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 ......................................................... 86
(Domain Name System)
Domain Name Systems translates
IP addresses into names making
easier to manage hosts.
Others
Others
Camera image screen ....................... 36
Camera searching application
"Camera Finder" ................................... 28
Camera name ....................................... 86
Changing password ........................... 92
Color difference gain ......................... 71
Connection ........................................... 26
Continuous Recording ...................... 52
Controller ............................................... 38
Crossover cable .................................. 26
This is the technique to overwrite
the information of DNS（Domain
Name System）server dynamically
and forward only different
informations 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. When combined
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.
Set up
Set up
Network Camera
Light
Buzzer
etc...
Backlight Compensation ................. 70
Before calling service personnel 115
Brightness adjustment .................... 67
Browser .................................................. 34
Date and time setting ...................... 95
DC IN 12V Power plug input terminal .... 16
DDNS ...................................................... 88
(Dynamic Domain Name System)
Recording
Recording
Alarm Output
In this function the network camera
automatically moves back and forth
horizontally once. It is also called as
horizontal patrol.
D
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
0V
220Ω
Accessories ............................................ 4
Administrator ....................................... 30
Administrator setup menu .............. 32
ALARM IN/OUT
（Alarm input/output）..................... 101
Alarm list ............................................... 46
Alarm setting ....................................... 73
Audio output ........................................ 16
Audio setting ....................................... 79
Auto B/W ............................................... 68
Auto Gain Control ............................... 69
Auto panning ........................................ 40
Introduction
Introduction
A
Download ............................................... 96
Taking and saving data from a device
in remote place by using network.
One of the Ethernet cables made to
connect 2 PCs without using hub or router.
102
103
Glossary (Index) (Cont.)
L
External control recording ............... 61
External control recorded list ......... 48
LAN. ......................................................... 26
(Local Area Network)
Computer networking in small area.
F
Firmware ................................................ 96
Frame rate ............................................ 72
The rate of number of pictures are
transfered in a second.
・
FTP .......................................................... 89
(File transfer Protocol)
A protocol to transfer file(s) to and
from other network devices. The
network camera supports both
Active.
A network device used to connect
network segments.
I
Unique string of numbers that
identifies network devices. All
devices communicate with IP must
have IP addresses. IP address can
be divided into network ID and host
ID.
N
Network .................................................. 26
Group of computers or devices
that are connected via some sort
of physical media that can
exchange data.
Networking settings .......................... 86
Noise reduction ................................... 71
NTP server ............................................ 95
(Network Time Protocol)
Server which provides accurate date
and time from network.
O
J
OS ............................................................... 3
Overwrite ............................................... 52
JPEG ....................................................... 63
(Joint Photographic Experts Group)
P
Standard gauge for compression of
colored still image by ITU-TS
(International Telecommunication
Union: ex-CCITT) and ISO
(International Organization for
Standardization). It can compress
a still image between 1/10 to 1/
100 of size.
Picture quality ..................................... 67
POP ......................................................... 76
(Post Office Protocol Version)
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
T
R
TCP/IP ................................................. 123
(Transmission Control Protocol/
Internet Protocol)
Record list ............................................. 47
Reset button ........................................ 16
Resolution ............................................. 66
RNCP ................................................... 123
(Retrieve Neighborly Cameras
Protocol)
Protocol for mutual communication.
Because of this protocol, the
cameras can identify each other.
The camera searching application,
Camera Finder, also uses this
protocol.
Protocol for communications
between computers are used as
standard for transmitting data over
networks. 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
T C P （T r a n s m i s s i o n C o n t r o l
Protocol）and UDP（User Datagram
Protocol). FTP, SMTP and other
applications use TCP/IP.
・
Router ..................................................... 26
Device that connects 2 or more
networks.
S
SD In and Out Wizard ........................ 51
SD memory card ......................... 12, 51
Secure Digital memory card. New
super compact memory card that
can record huge volume of multi
media data.
SD memory card formatting ........... 51
Setting saving ..................................... 65
Setting screen .................................... 33
SMTP ...................................................... 76
(Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)
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 ................................... 123
Straight-through Cable ..................... 26
U
URL .......................................................... 27
(Uniform Resource Locator)
Method for assigning the Internet
resource. "http://www.toshiba. com/"
is the example of when accessing a
website on the Internet.
User ......................................................... 32
V
Version updating ................................ 96
W
wav file ................................................... 64
A standard audio file of Windows
White balance (WB) ........................... 68
Others
Others
104
Mail settings ........................................ 75
MIC input ............................................... 16
Motion sensor ...................................... 74
Multi-screen mode ............................. 90
Protocol .............................................. 123
Set up
Set up
Image attatch ...................................... 76
Image size ............................................. 66
Image storage ..................................... 61
IP address ............................................. 25
Unique hardware address assigned
to every network devices. Ethernet
sends and receives the frame(data)
by using this code.
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.
Method for spliting IP network into a
series of sub groups or subnets. By
using this system, it estimates
whether IP address of the addressed
host is in local network or remote
network.
Recording
Recording
H
Hub .......................................................... 26
M
MAC Address ....................................... 88
(Media Access Control Address)
Port Number ......................................... 87
Subnet mask ........................................ 86
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Program to run this product. It is
installed in the flash memory, and
can be updated from PC by using PC
upload function of the WEB.
LAN terminal ........................................ 16
LIVE ......................................................... 39
Log ........................................................ 107
Log-in ...................................................... 30
function. Some mail servers use this
function to send mail with SMTP.
(POP before SMTP)
Introduction
Introduction
E
Z
Zoom in/Zoom out ............................. 38
One of the Ethernet cables to
connect PC and Ethernet hub.
105
Log Display
ID
Output message
1110001 webm> Reset to default configuration.
1601113
1601114
1601115
1601116
1601117
1601118
1601201
1601202
1601203
1601204
1601205
1601206
1601207
1601208
1601200
1601211
ftc1> Server not available.
ftc1> CWD error.
ftc1> Directory not found or no permissions.
ftc1> Server error on binary mode.
ftc1> Server error on passive mode.
ftc1> Server resource not available.
ftc2> Failed to connect server.
ftc2> Failed to log into server.
ftc2> Could not change directory.
ftc2> Could not change into binary mode.
ftc2> Could not change into passive mode.
ftc2> Could not change into active mode.
ftc2> Failed to send data.
ftc2> Communication time out.
ftc2> Invalid ID or password.
ftc2> Tried to login without account.
ftc2> Server not available.
ftc2> CWD error.
ftc2> Directory not found or no permissions.
ftc2> Server error on binary mode.
ftc2> Server error on passive mode.
ftc2> Server resource not available.
ddns> Success to connect server.
ddns> Activate communication ok.
ddns> Failed to connect server.
ddns> Activate communication failed.
1621003
1621004
ddns> Received server error.
ddns> Received few informations.
1621005
1621006
1621011
1621012
1621013
1621014
1621015
ddns> Received unknown status.
ddns> Received unknown format.
ddns> Failed to resolve name.
ddns> Failed to resolve name.
ddns> Failed to resolve name.
ddns> Initializing error.
ddns> Error terminated.
1631001
1630002
1631003
1631004
1631005
2000002
2000221
2000223
2000226
2000227
2000228
2000229
2000230
2000231
2000232
2000233
2000234
2000235
2000236
2000237
2000238
2000239
2000240
2000241
2000242
2000501
2000502
2000503
2001504
2000505
2001506
2001507
2000516
ntpc> Failed to launch NTPc.
ntpc> Successfully adjusted.
ntpc> Failed to adjust.
ntpc> NTP error.
ntpc> Unknown server name.
info> Rebooting...
rgst> Success to save. Camera info.
rgst> Success to save. Alarm info.
rgst> Success to save. Recording info.
rgst> Success to save. FTPc info.
rgst> Success to save. Sound info.
rgst> Success to save. Network info.
rgst> Success to save. Mail info.
rgst> Success to save. DDNS info.
rgst> Success to save. FTPs info.
rgst> Success to save. Band Control.
rgst> Success to save. User restriction.
rgst> Success to save. User functions.
rgst> Success to save. Malti reg.
rgst> Success to save. Malti selection.
rgst> Success to save. Admin info.
rgst> Success to save. Syslog info.
rgst> Success to save. PT info.
rgst> Success to save. Preset info.
rgst> Success to save. Autopatrol info.
upld> Start Uploading...
upld> - File type: ini file.
upld> - File type: firmware.
upld> ...Uploading fail.
upld> ...Uploading done.
upld> Invalid HTTP query.
upld> Invalid HTTP header.
upld> ...Updating done.
・
Others
Others
ftc1> Tried to transfer without account.
1601213
1601214
1601215
1601216
1601217
1601218
1620001
1620002
1621001
1621002
Message
Charge information is needed for JPEG data transfer.
IK-WB21 is not supporting.
Server cannot be used.
Directory moving (CWD) is prohibited by the server.
Specified directory is not existing or is write disabled.
Binary mode is prohibited by the server.
Passive mode is prohibited by the server.
Server does not have adequate vacant capacity.
Succeeded in connecting the DDNS server.
Succeeded and responded in activate communication.
Failed to connect to the DDNS server.
Failed to connect to the DDNS server.
Activate communication failed.
Received "Server error" response.
Received response "Information inadequate or contract not
signed yet."
Received unknown status.
Received unknown format.
Failed to resolve DDNS server name.
Failed to resolve DDNS server name temporarily.
Unclear error notified in DDNS server name solution.
Failed to boot DDNS service program of the camera.
DDNS functions are halted due to an error in DDNS service
program of the camera.
Failed to boot NTP.
Succeeded in NTP time adjustment.
Failed to adjust time with NTP.
NTP error has occurred.
NTP server cannot be found.
Camera reboot
Camera setting has been made.
Alarm setting has been made.
Record setting has been made.
FTP client setting has been made.
Audio setting has been made.
Network setting has been made.
E-mail setting has been made.
DDNS setting has been made.
FTP server setting has been made.
Band control setting has been made.
User setting has been made.
User utilization function setting has been made.
Multi-view screen camera registration setting has been made.
Multi-view screen camera selection setting has been made.
Administrator function setting has been made.
Log setting has been made.
Pan/Tilt setting has been made.
Preset setting has been made.
Auto patrol setting has been made.
Started uploading configuration information file.
Started uploading configuration information file.
Started uploading firmware.
Failed in uploading.
Succeeded in uploading.
Error experienced in HTTP query. Refused HTTP request.
Error experienced in HTTP header. Refused HTTP request.
Camera rebooting was executed.
Set up
Set up
1601112
Output message
ftc2> Tried to transfer without account.
Recording
Recording
106
info> Battery is low.
ctrl> SD memory card full.
ctrl> SD memory card formatted.
ctrl> Successfully mounted SD memory card.
ctrl> Failed to mount SD memory card.
ctrl> Successfully unmounted SD memory card.
ctrl> Failed to unmount SD memory card.
ctrl> Successfully formatted SD memory card.
ctrl> Failed to format SD memory card.
strm> Invalid parameter on streaming.
strm> Unknown client ID on streaming.
strm> Not permitted ID or password on streaming.
strm> Streaming could not carry on.
rncp> Failed remote configuration.
rncp> Failed remote configuration.
rncp> Failed remote configuration.
rncp> Failed remote configuration.
rncp> Failed remote configuration.
rncp> Failed remote configuration.
mail> Not found SMTP Server.
mail> Faile to connect SMTP Server.
mail> Not found POP Server.
mail> Failed to connect POP Server.
mail> Failed to authenticate POP Server.
ftc1> Failed to connect server.
ftc1> Failed to log into server.
ftc1> Could not change directory.
ftc1> Could not change into binary mode.
ftc1> Could not change into passive mode.
ftc1> Could not change into active mode.
ftc1> Failed to send data.
ftc1> Communication time out.
ftc1> Invalid ID or password.
ftc1> Tried to login without account.
ID
1601212
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
・
1121001
1241001
1240002
1250001
1251002
1250003
1251004
1260001
1261002
1301001
1301002
1301003
1301004
1401011
1401012
1401013
1401014
1401015
1401016
1611001
1611002
1611021
1611022
1611023
1601101
1601102
1601103
1601104
1601105
1601106
1601107
1601108
1601100
1601111
Message
All settings are reset to configuration information at time of
shipment from factory.
Power of internal battery is low.
Capacity of SD memory card is full.
SD memory card has been formatted.
SD memory card has been mounted correctly.
Failed in SD memory card mounting.
SD memory card has been unmounted correctly.
Failed to unmount SD memory card.
SD memory card has been formatted correctly.
Failed in formatting SD memory card.
Error found in stream delivery request parameter.
Unclear client ID received in stream delivery request.
Invalid ID or password received in stream delivery request.
Stream delivery cannot be continued.
Failed in remote configuration by Camera Finder.
Failed in remote configuration by Camera Finder.
Failed in remote configuration by Camera Finder.
Failed in remote configuration by Camera Finder.
Failed in remote configuration by Camera Finder.
Failed in remote configuration by Camera Finder.
SMTP server cannot be found.
Failed to connect to the SMTP server.
POP server cannot be found.
Failed to connect to the POP server.
Failed in authentication with the POP server.
Failed to connect FTP server.
Failed to log in FTP server.
Could not move to specified directory.
Could not change to binary mode.
Could not change to passive mode.
Could not change to active mode.
Failed in JPEG data transfer.
Communication timeout between FTP server.
Specified ID or password is illegal.
Charge information is needed for log-in.
IK-WB21 is not supporting.
Charge information is needed for JPEG data transfer.
IK-WB21 is not supporting.
Server cannot be used.
Directory moving (CWD) is prohibited by the server.
Specified directory is not existing or is write disabled.
Binary mode is prohibited by the server.
Passive mode is prohibited by the server.
Server does not have adequate vacant capacity.
Failed to connect FTP server.
Failed to log in FTP server.
Could not move to specified directory.
Could not change to binary mode.
Could not change to passive mode.
Could not change to active mode.
Failed in JPEG data transfer.
Communication timeout between FTP server.
Specified ID or password is illegal.
Charge information is needed for log-in.
IK-WB21 is not supporting.
Introduction
Introduction
Logs are saved in the memory contained in the camera.
Up to about 8000 logs can be saved.
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Log Display (Cont.)
Output message
webm> Success to default. Record info.
2000709
webm> Success to default. FTPc info.
2000711
webm> Success to default. Sound info.
2000713
webm> Success to default. Network info.
2000715
webm> Success to default. Mail info.
2000717
webm> Success to default. DDNS info.
2000719
webm> Success to default. FTPs info.
2000721
webm> Success to default. FrameRate info.
2000723
webm> Success to default. User ID/PW info.
2000725
webm> Success to default. User Func info.
2000727
webm> Success to default. Malti info.
2000729
webm> Success to default. Admin info.
2000731
webm> Success to default. NTP info.
2000733
webm> Success to default. ALL info.
2000735
webm> Success to default. log info.
2000737
webm> Success to default. PT info.
2000739
webm> Success to default. PT Range info.
2000741
webm> Success to default. Preset info.
2000743
webm> Success to default. Autopatrol info.
2001300
2001304
2001305
2001306
2001307
2001308
2001309
2001310
2001311
2001312
2001313
2001101
inif> Successfully completed 'Import'.
inif> Failed to import.
inif> Ini file syntax error.
inif> Ini file syntax error.
inif> Ini file syntax error.
inif> Ini file syntax error.
inif> Ini file syntax error.
inif> Ini file syntax error.
inif> Ini file syntax error.
inif> Ini file syntax error.
inif> Ini file syntax error.
prsr> Invalid HTTP request.
・
Recording
Set up
Others
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2001103
prsr> Invalid HTTP request.
2001104
prsr> Invalid HTTP request.
2001105
prsr> Invalid HTTP request.
3001001
3001002
3001006
3000101
3000103
3000104
3000105
3000106
3000111
3000112
3000113
3000121
3000122
3000123
3000124
3000125
3000131
3000141
3000142
3000161
3000162
3000181
3000182
3000183
2000184
3000201
3000221
3000223
3000224
3000225
3000226
3000231
3000232
3000233
3000241
3000242
3000243
3000244
3000245
3000251
3000261
3000262
3000281
3000282
3000283
3000301
3000302
2000303
3000321
apim> Invalid HTTP request.
apim> Invalid HTTP request.
apim> ...Failed.
apim> Called wbsetcambasic.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetcamalarm.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetcamrecord.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetcamftprecord.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetcamsound.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetptbasic.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetptpreset.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetptautopatrol.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetnwkbasic.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetcammail.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetnwkddns.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetnwkftpserver.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetcamframerate.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetmultiscreen.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetadminuserinfo.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetadminuserrectrict.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetadmininfo.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetadminTaD.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetadmintime.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetlogconditions.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetlogclear.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetnwkbandwidth.cgi
apim> Called wbgetallinfo.cgi.
apim> Called wbgtcambasic.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetcamalarm.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetcamrecord.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetcamftprecord.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetcamsound.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetptbasic.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetptpreset.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetptautopatrol.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetnwkbasic.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetcammail.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetnwkddns.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetnwkftpserver.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetcamframerate.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetmultiscreen.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetadminuserinfo.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetadminuserrectrict.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetadmininfo.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetadminTaD.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetadmintime.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetlogconditions.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetloglist.cgi.
apim> Called wbgetnwkbandwidth
apim> Called wblistalarm.cgi.
Output message
Message
Error found in format of HTTP request or in content of it. HTTP
request was refused.
Error found in format of HTTP request or in content of it. HTTP
request was refused.
Error found in format of HTTP request or in content of it. HTTP
request was refused.
Error found in format of HTTP request or in content of it. HTTP
request was refused.
Received method other than HTTP GET during API booting.
Abnormal request received during API booting.
Abnormally ended.
API wbsetcambasic.cgi was booted.
API wbsetcamalarm.cgi was booted.
API wbsetcamrecord.cgi was booted.
API wbsetcamftprecord.cgi was booted.
API wbsetcamsound.cgi was booted.
API wbsetptbasic.cgi has been booted.
API wbsetptpreset.cgi has been booted.
API wbsetptautopatrol.cgi has been booted.
API wbsetnwkbasic.cgi was booted.
API wbsetnwkmail.cgi was booted.
API wbsetnwkddns.cgi was booted.
API wbsetnwkserver.cgi was booted.
API wbsetnwkframerate.cgi was booted.
API wbsetmultisceen.cgi has been booted.
API wbsetsecuserrestrict.cgi was booted.
API wbsetuserfunctions.cgi was booted.
API wbsetadmininfo.cgi was booted.
API wbsetadminTaD.cgi was booted.
API wbsetadmintime.cgi was booted.
API wbsetlogconditions.cgi was booted.
API wbsetlogclear.cgi was booted.
API wbsetnwkbandwidth.cgi has been booted.
API wbgetallinfo.cgi was booted.
API wbgetcambasic.cgi was booted.
API wbgetcamalarm.cgi was booted.
API wbgetcamrecord.cgi was booted.
API wbgetcamftprecord.cgi was booted.
API wbgetcamsound.cgi was booted.
API wbgetptbasic.cgi has been booted.
API wbgetptpreset.cgi has been booted.
API wbgetptautopatrol.cgi has been booted.
API wbgetnwkbasic.cgi was booted.
API wbgetnwkmail.cgi was booted.
API wbgetnwkddns.cgi was booted.
API wbgetftpserver.cgi was booted.
API wbgetnframerate.cgi was booted.
API wbgetmultiscreen.cgi has been booted.
API wbgetsecuserrestrict.cgi was booted.
API wbgetsecuserfunctions.cgi was booted.
API wbgetadmininfo.cgi was booted.
API wbgetadinTaD.cgi was booted.
API wbgetadmintime.cgi was booted.
API wbgetlodconditions.cgi was booted.
API wbgetloglist.cgi was booted.
API wbgetnwkbandwidth.cgi has been booted.
API wblistalarm.cgi was booted.
・
Others
2000707
prsr> Invalid HTTP request.
Set up
webm> Success to default. Alarm info.
ID
2001102
Recording
2000705
Message
Camera rebooting was cancelled.
Cleared logs.
Camera settings have been reset to factory preshipment
inspection state.
FTP client settings have been reset to factory preshipment
inspection state.
DDNS settings have been reset to factory preshipment
inspection state.
FTP server settings have been reset to factory preshipment
inspection state.
Administrator function settings have been reset to factory
preshipment inspection state.
Network settings have been reset to factory preshipment
inspection state.
E-mail settings have been reset to factory preshipment
inspection state.
DDNS settings have been reset to factory preshipment
inspection state.
FTP server settings have been reset to factory preshipment
inspection state.
Frame rate settings have been reset to factory preshipment
inspection state.
User management settings have been reset to factory
preshipment inspection state.
User utilization function settings have been reset to factory
preshipment inspection state.
Multi-view screen settings have been reset to factory
preshipment inspection state.
Administrator information settings have been reset to factory
preshipment inspection state.
Date and time NTP settings have been reset to factory
preshipment inspection state.
All settings have been reset to factory preshipment inspection
state.
Log management settings have been reset to factory
preshipment inspection state.
Pan/Tilt setting has been reset to the factory preshipment
inspection condition.
Pan/Tilt operation range setting has been reset to the factory
preshipment inspection condition.
Preset setting has been reset to the factory preshipment
inspection condition.
Auto patrol setting has been reset to the factory preshipment
inspection condition.
Succeeded in unfolding the configuration information file.
Failed in unfolding the configuration information file.
Error has been found in format of configuration information file.
Error has been found in format of configuration information file.
Error has been found in format of configuration information file.
Error has been found in format of configuration information file.
Error has been found in format of configuration information file.
Error has been found in format of configuration information file.
Error has been found in format of configuration information file.
Error has been found in format of configuration information file.
Error has been found in format of configuration information file.
Error found in format of HTTP request or in content of it. HTTP
request was refused.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
upld> ...Updating fail.
webm> Log was cleared.
webm> Success to default. Camera info.
Introduction
Introduction
ID
2000517
2000632
2000701
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Before Calling Service Personnel...
Log Display (Cont.)
Symptom
Output message
Message
API wblistnormal.cgi was booted.
API wblistextcontrol.cgi was booted.
API wbstragestatus.cgi was booted.
API wbstragemount.cgi was booted.
API wbstragemountstatus.cgi was booted.
API wbstrageformat.cgi was booted.
API wbsetadmininsetdefault.cgi was booted.
API wbsetadmincamreboot.cgi was booted.
●Camera is not
powered 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.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
apim> Called wblistnormal.cgi.
apim> Called wblistextcontrol.cgi.
apim> Called wbstoragestatus.cgi.
apim> Called wbstoragemount.cgi.
apim> Called wbstoragemountstatus.cgi.
apim> Called wbstorageformat.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetadminsetdefault.cgi.
apim> Called wbsetadmincamreboot.cgi.
How to Manage
Introduction
Introduction
ID
3000322
3000323
3000341
3000342
3000343
3000344
2000345
2000346
There is no IP address of
your network camera on
The Camera Finder s
Network Camera List.
(Part 1)
Cause
●LAN cable is not
●Connect the LAN cable to the PC
connected to the PC.
in the right way.
・
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"/"Browser Selection."
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 server has
been set in the
browser settings.
●When proxy is set to the browser,
sometimes you may not able to
login. Add Camera's IP address to
bypass proxy server.
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.
This is the same cause as "The message ,"The page cannot be
displayed," shows up, and cannot login to the camera even if
you start Camera finder.
Please see "Cause" and "How to Manage" above.
・
Set up
Set up
●Configure the IP address of your
PC correctly. (→ Basic User's
Guide page 27)
Recording
Recording
●IP address of the PC
is not configured.
Others
Others
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111
Before Calling Service Personnel... (Cont.)
Symptom
Cannot access to the
camera from the Internet.
Symptom
How to Manage
●Lost the power of
the camera during
the performance.
●Make sure that the power of the
network camera is ON.
●The camera discriminates between
capital letter and lower-case letter.
Enter your right login ID and
password.
●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.
●You forget your login ●You need to reset the camera.
ID and the password.
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.
●LAN cable of the PC
has been pulled off
during the
performance.
●Make sure that the LAN cable is
connected to a hub or router in the
right way.
●Lost the power of a
hub or router during
the performance.
●Make sure that the power of a hub
or router is ON.
●IP address in
"Network Connection
Settings" under
"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/admin.htm
Images are upside down
●Mounting method is
not correct.
●Set environment for installation on
a ceiling or on a desk/wall. (See
page 67)
Image colors are not
correct.
●The display monitor
is not adjusted
correctly.
●Adjust the display monitor
correctly.
●Color setting for the
personal computer
monitor is less than
16bits.
●Set more than 16bits.
●Lighting is dark.
●Make lighting brighter.
●White balance
setting is not
appropriate.
●Set white balance in accordance
with the object. (See page 68.)
●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.
●Default gateway is
not configured.
Cannot perform
administrator settings.
Cause
・
●Register your broadband router to
the network camera as default
gateway. (→ page 86)
●Using local (private)
IP address.
●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.
Others
Others
●Confirm the new IP address and
●The IP address
which was provided
try to access again with the new
from the DHCP
IP address.
server of the provider ●Renew the information registered
to the DDNS server.
has been changed.
Set up
Set up
●Change the restriction setting. For
details, read the user's guide of
your broadband router.
Recording
Recording
●Port forwarding is
●Configure port forwarding function
not configured to the
(static IP masquerade, NAPT) to
broadband router.
your broadband router. For details,
read the user's guide of your
broadband router.
●Setting access
restriction from the
Internet (WAN side),
like IP filter, to the
broadband router.
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
・
How to Manage
Introduction
Introduction
Error message shows up
when trying to login.
Cause
●Setting for color
●Set color difference gain correctly.
difference gain is not
(See page 71)
appropriate.
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113
Before Calling Service Personnel... (Cont.)
Symptom
Cannot display images
from the network camera.
●Set auto B/W setting to OFF.
(See page 68)
●Setting for color
difference gain is
small.
●Increase color difference gain.
(See page 71)
●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.
(See page 24)
●Close all applications other than
the network camera browser.
●Enable Cookie.
●Security settings for
Internet options are
not matching.
●Change security settings for
Internet options. (See page 34)
●Browser is set for
proxy.
●Proxy setting with the browser
sometimes disables camera image
display. Reset proxy setting of the
browser to setting of the IP
address of the network camera or
host name that bypasses a proxy.
(See page 35)
●The default setting of picture size
is VGA(640x480). Go to "Camera
Settings"/ "General Settings"/
"Resolution" and set smaller
picture size to have faster Frame
Rate. (See page 66)
●The "Picture Quality"
is set to "HIGH."
●Selecting a low compression rate in
"Camera/Basic setting" increases the
delivery speed, but lowers image
quality. (See page 67)
●When many users access to the
camera at the same time, the
frame rate of the image becomes
slow.
●Browser is set for
proxy.
●Proxy setting with the browser
sometimes slows camera image
updating. Reset proxy setting of
the browser to setting of the IP
address of the network camera or
host name that bypasses a proxy.
(See page 35)
No sound is output.
・
●The lens cover of the ●Wipe off the lens with dried cloth.
camera is not clean,
or some dusts are on
it.
●Distance to an
object is to close.
●The camera cannot focus at close
range. Change the "Focus Range"
from "Stamdard" to "Macro." (See
page 67)
●Sound volume on
your PC is "0."
●Adjust the sound volume of your
personal computer. (See page 16)
●No microphone is
installed.
●Install commercial microphone 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 3.5mm.
●Setting for audio
input is mismatched.
●Set "Audio input" in "Camera/Audio
setting" to ON. (See page 79)
●The
button in
Camera Image
screen is set to
●Click the
button in Camera
Image screen to set it to
.
(See page 38)
●Browser is set for
"proxy."
Sound sensitivity of your
camera is poor
●Go to "Camera Settings"/ "General
Settings"/"Auto B/W" and set the
"Auto B/W" to ON. The images in
the dark become black and white,
but it enables to display the
images to some point. If you still
cannot display images, try using
lights to have enough exposure.
(See page 68)
●Images taken during the day are
not affected. In addition to the
auto B/W function, the camera is
set with AGC (maximum value) and
high limit for slow shutter. Set
them in accordance with the
environment. (See page 69 and 70)
.
●Proxy setting with the browser
sometimes disables camera audio
output. Reset proxy setting of the
browser to setting of the IP
address of the network camera or
host name that bypasses a proxy.
(See page 35)
Others
Others
●More than one users
are accessing the
camera at the same
time.
Focus of the images is
poor.
●Exposure is not
enough.
Set up
Set up
●Picture size is too
large.
Cannot display the
camera images in the
dark.
How to Manage
Cause
Recording
Recording
114
●Cookie is not
enabled.
Symptom
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
●Auto B/W is set to
ON.
・
Frame Rate of network
camera images is too
slow.
How to Manage
Introduction
Introduction
Images are not colored.
Cause
●Face the microphone of the
camera where you want to gather
sound.
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Before Calling Service Personnel... (Cont.)
Symptom
How to Manage
●Check your SMTP and POP server
which are provided from your
provider. (→ page 75)
●DNS server setting
may not be right.
●Set your DNS server from your
provider to "Primary" and
"Secondary" in "DNS Settings." (→
page 87)
※Sometimes "primary" is described
as "master" and "secondary" is
described as "slave," but these
meanings are the same.
Recorded images are not
saved in FTP server.
Cause
●FTP recording
●Check your SMTP and POP3 ●
function is not set to
Check the FTP recording function
ON.
whether it is set to ON. (→ page
55)
●Log-in name and
password of FTP
server are incorrect.
●Set the correct information in the
setting screen. (→ page 55)
●Could not keep the
communication with
the server during file
transfer using FTP.
●The network camera watches the
status of the FTP server all the
time. If you leave that condition for
approximately 5 minutes, the
recording resumes.
●Setting storage function to ON
(see page 61) stores record files,
which could not be sent, in the SD
memory card inside the network
camera. All records that have
been stored will be sent as soon
as the line restored.
・
●To send mail, you need to perform
mail sending settings of the
camera. (→ page 76)
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 updating
because of network
trouble, the power
has cut off or other
reasons.
●Retry updating firmware by
following steps of "Updating the
Firmware" on page 96.
Pre-/Pos-Alarm recording
files are not sent to the
FTP server.
●Pre-Alarm Recording images will
be sent after all the Post-Alarm
Recording images are sent. Please
wait for a while when Post-Alarm
Recording images are not arrived.
Also, 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.
Set up
Set up
Problem cannot be
solved.
●Pre-Alarm Recording
data is the data
before alarm has
generated.
Therefore, its data
sending order is not
necessarily in order.
・
Recording
Recording
●Mail sending
conditions are not
configured.
How to Manage
Viewing Listening
and Operation
Viewing Listening
and Operation
●Settings of SMTP,
POP server may not
be right.
Symptom
Introduction
Introduction
Cannot send mail.
Cause
Others
Others
●Press the Reset button to restore
camera firmware settings to
default condition.
<Resetting camera setting
information to initial status>
1 Connect the camera and a hub
with the power turned on using a
LAN cable.
2 Connect power cable to the
camera and outlet.
3 Wait about one minute.
4 Keep pressing the Reset button
on the camera 5 to 10 seconds.
5 Wait about one minute.
Reset as soon as the camera
reboots. See page 25 for
initializing the network and other
devices.
Please contact the store at which
purchase was made.
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117
Before Calling Service Personnel... (Cont.)
Others
・Audio may not always synchronize with the camera images.
・
Others
Others
*2:
Set up
Set up
*1:
・
Recording
Recording
IK-WB21A
DC 12V ±10% (Use AC adapter supplied as an accessory)
Approx.10W
1/4.2” CCD
Horizontal 648, vertical 486 x 2 629,865 pixels
(honeycomb array)
Effective pixel area size
Horizontal 3.4992mm, vertical 2.6244mm
Scanning system
Progressive scanning
Synchronization system
Internal synchronization
Minimum object illuminance 16 lx (1/30s F1.6 AGC HIGH) 4 lx (1/75s F1.6 AGC HIGH)
0.13 lx (4sF1.6 AGC HIGH)
White balance
Auto (AWB) (2500 to 7000K), manual and 4 other fixed WBs
Rear light correction
OFF/auto. 5 areas can be designated.
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Pan
-175 to +175
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Tilt
Desktop -30 to +90 , ceiling -90 to +30
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Rotation speed
PAN: 300 (maximum) / sec TILT: 200 (maximum) / sec
Zoom lens
Optical 22x motor powered zooming (f = 4.0 to 88.0mm)
F value
F1.6 (F3.8 at telephoto end)
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Picture angle
Wide end: Diagonal 56 01', horizontal 46 11', vertical 35 31'
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Telephoto end: Diagonal 2 45', horizontal 2 13', vertical 1 39'
Focus adjustment
Auto/manual
Minimum focal distance
Wide end 10mm (macro mode), telephoto end: 1m
Lens aperture
Auto/manual
Brightness adjustment
Available (-99 to 99, target value adjusted)
OFF: 1/7.5s (x4),1/3.75s(x8),1/2.5s(x12),1/1.8s(x16),1s(x30),2s(x60),4s(x120)
Electronic high sensitivity
OFF:1/30s [1/33s when flicker is corrected] In parentheses ( )
are magnifications of increased sensitivity to 1/30s
Alarm terminal
Input 1, output 1
Image size
1280 x 960 (SXVGA), 640 x 480 (VGA), 320 x 240 (QVGA)
and 160 x 120 (QQVGA) pixels
Image compression system JPEG
M-JPEG
Image quality setting
5 levels
Output image size
SXVA/VGA/QVGA/QQVGA (SXVGA: 1280 x 960)
Maximum frame rate *1
SXVGA 7.5fps (Network output VGA/QVGA/QAQVGA: 30fps)
Number of simultaneous deliveries 10 clients(maximum), Audio: 10 clients(maximum)
for image or audio Image
Audio *2
MIC input terminal: 3.5mm monaural mini jack, plug-in power
specification
Line output terminal: 3.5mm monaural mini jack
Motion alarm function
Available
Image recording function
Available
Recording medium
SD memory card (option)
E-mail notification function Available
Network interface
Standard: IEEE 802.3, type 10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX,
connector RJ-45
Protocols
TCP/IP, UDP/IP, HTTP, SMTP, DNS, FTPc, FTPs, DDNS, NTPc,
DHCPc, ICMP, RNCP, ARP
OS and browser
Windows2000, Windows XP, InternetExplorwe6.0sp1
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Guaranteed operating temperature 14 F to 104 F
Guaranteed operating humidity 90% RH or less (no condensation)
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Storage temperature
-4 F to 140 F
Mass
About 1.587lbs (camera only)
External dimensions
114(W)x136(H)x114(D)mm, 4.448(W)x5.354(H)x4.488(D)inch, camera only
Accessories
AC adapter (1), power cord (1), DC extension cable, mount cover (1)
, mount attachment (1), mounting screws (4), user’s guide (CDROM), Anchor (4), quick guide, caution label, ferrite cores (1), warranty
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Audio may occur from the mechanical parts during operation after that. This
is not a malfunction. In such a case, please push the
button of the controller
and correct a gap.
Model Name
Power supply
Power consumption
Image pickup device
Effective picture elements
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・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.
Specifications
Varies in accordance with the object, image quality, network environment and performance
of the personal computer used.
The sound may not be clear depending on the conditions of the lines.
● Designs and specifications may change without prior notice for better improvement.
● Screens, photos, illustrations and other diagrams contained in this user's guide may slightly
change from actual ones.
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Appearance Diagram
Installed on desk
Unit : mm (inches)
Installed on ceiling
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24
(0.945)
56
(2.205)
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56
(2.205)
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・
φ172
(6.772)
Recording
114 (4.448)
104.5 (4.114)
173
(6.811)
104.5
(4.114)
φ114
(4.488)
Recording
105.2 (4.142)
127.2 (5.008)
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Set up
111.5 (4.39)
133.5 (5.256)
142.5 (5.61)
72.5 (2.854)
136 (5.354)
(153 (6.024); maximum at the time of rotation)
Others
56
(2.205)
Others
66.5 (2.618)
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License Information on the Software Used in the
TOSHIBA Network Camera
The TOSHIBA Network Camera uses software components that are distributed as
freeware under a third-party end-user license agreement or copyright notice
(hereinafter referred to as a "EULA" ).
TOSHIBA provides a warranty for the TOSHIBA Network Camera you have purchased
under conditions set forth by TOSHIBA.
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It is a software component composed of
software licensed by Axis Communications
(referred to as "Axis" hereafter) and free
software redistributed by Axis. Its source
code can be obtained freely from the web
site "http://developer.axis.com". If you wish
the text of "EULA", contact Axis.
Refer to Exhibit A.
Refer to Exhibit B.
675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA
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it is not allowed.
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Applicable software module
Axis SDK
Version 2, June 1991
Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
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The table below lists the software components pre-installed in the TOSHIBA Network
Camera, which are subject to EULAs. The user should read the applicable EULAs
carefully before using these software components. In addition, each EULA is listed
in the original text (English) because of written by a third party other than TOSHIBA.
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
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However, some of the software components distributed under an EULA are made
available for use by the user on the assumption that they are not copyrighted or
warranted by TOSHIBA or any third party. These software components are licensed
to the user free of charge and therefore not covered by any warranty within the
scope of the applicable laws. These software components are not subject to any
copyrights or other third-party rights and are provided in "as is" condition without
any warranty, whether express or implied. "Warranty" here includes, but not limited
to, an implied warranty for marketability or fitness for specific uses. All risks
associated with the quality or performance of these software components are
assumed by the user. TOSHIBA shall not be liable whatsoever for any cost of repair
or correction or other incidental expense incurred in connection with a defect found
in any of these software components. Unless specified under the applicable laws or
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consent from the copyright holders or based on the aforementioned licenses shall
not be held liable whatsoever for any loss arising from the use of or inability to use
such software components. The same applies even when the copyright holders or
relevant third parties have been informed of the possibility of such loss. "Loss" here
includes normal, special, incidental and indirect loss (including, but not limited to,
the loss of data or its accuracy; loss incurred by the user or any third party; and
interface incompatibility with other software). Please read each EULA for details on
the use conditions and items that must be observed regarding these software
components.
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The software pre-installed in the TOSHIBA Network Camera consists of multiple,
independent software components. Each software component is copyrighted by
TOSHIBA or a third party.
The original text (English) of end-user license agreement on free
software components used in the TOSHIBA Network Camera
The precise terms and conditions for copying, distribution and modification follow.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION
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a) You must cause the modified files to carry prominent notices stating that you changed the
files and the date of any change.
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Copyright (c) 1980, 1987, 1988 The Regents of the University of California.
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms are permitted provided that the above copyright
notice and this paragraph are duplicated in all such forms and that any documentation, advertising
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was developed by the University of California, Berkeley. The name of the University may not be
used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written
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THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED ̀̀AS IS'' AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES,
INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED
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12. IN NO EVENT UNLESS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW OR AGREED TO IN WRITING WILL
ANY COPYRIGHT HOLDER, OR ANY OTHER PARTY WHO MAY MODIFY AND/OR REDISTRIBUTE
THE PROGRAM AS PERMITTED ABOVE, BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY
GENERAL, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE
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DATA BEING RENDERED INACCURATE OR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY YOU OR THIRD PARTIES OR
A FAILURE OF THE PROGRAM TO OPERATE WITH ANY OTHER PROGRAMS), EVEN IF SUCH
HOLDER OR OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
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11. BECAUSE THE PROGRAM IS LICENSED FREE OF CHARGE, THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR
THE PROGRAM, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW. EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE
STATED IN WRITING THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND/OR OTHER PARTIES PROVIDE THE
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WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTIBILITY AND FITNESS FOR A
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Appendix: How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs
If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest possible use to the public, the
best way to achieve this is to make it free software which everyone can redistribute and change
under these terms.
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To do so, attach the following notices to the program. It is safest to attach them to the start of
each source file to most effectively convey the exclusion of warranty; and each file should have at
least the "copyright" line and a pointer to where the full notice is found.
<one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.>
Copyright (C) 19yy <name of author>
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the
GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of
the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY;
without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if
not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
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Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.
If the program is interactive, make it output a short notice like this when it starts in an interactive
mode:
Gnomovision version 69, Copyright (C) 19yy name of author
Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details type ̀show w'.
This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute itunder certain conditions; type
̀show c' for details.
The hypothetical commands ̀show w' and ̀show c' should show the appropriate parts of the General
Public License. Of course, the commands you use may be called something other than ̀show w'
and ̀show c'; they could even be mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program.
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You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your school, if any, to sign a
"copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names:
Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program ̀Gnomovision' (which
makes passes at compilers) written by James Hacker.
<signature of Ty Coon>, 1 April 1989
Ty Coon, President of Vice
This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into proprietary programs.
If your program is a subroutine library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary
applications with the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public
License instead of this License.
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