Cisco Small Business VC220 Mode d’emploi

Cisco Small Business

VC 220 Dome WDR Day/Night PoE Network Camera

ADMINISTRATION

GUIDE

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Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction 8

Features of the Cisco VC 220 9

Minimum Requirements 10

Where to Go Next 10

Chapter 2: Getting to Know the Cisco VC 220 Network Camera 11

Parts of the Camera 11

General Purpose Input and Output Terminal Block 16

Cautions and Warnings 18

Where to Go Next 18

Chapter 3: Connecting the Cisco VC 220 Camera 19

Camera Installation Guidelines 19

Before You Begin 20

Installing the Cisco VC 220 Camera 21

Installation Tips 21

Mounting Your Cisco VC 220 Camera 21

Connecting the Equipment 23

Basic Ethernet Setup 23

Power over Ethernet (PoE) Setup 24

Using a PoE-Enabled Switch 24

Using a PoE Power Injector 24

Verifying the Hardware Installation 25

Chapter 4: Installing the Cisco VC 220 Network Camera Software 26

Before You Begin 26

General Recommendations 26

Security Recommendations 26

IP Configuration Recommendations 27

Installing the Camera 27

Installing the Camera Using the Cisco Video Monitoring System 28

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Installing the Camera Using the Setup Wizard 28

Launching the Web-Based Configuration Utility 29

Where to Go Next 30

Chapter 5: Using the Web-Based Configuration Utility 31

Session and Camera Settings 31

View Video 32

Header 32

Toolbar 32

Camera Control Panel 32

Video Options Icons 33

Client Settings 35

Getting Started 36

Initial Setup 36

Video Monitoring System 37

Quick Access 37

More Ways To Use Your Camera 37

Other Resources 37

Don’t show this on setup 37

Where to Go Next 38

Chapter 6: Configuring the Cisco VC 220 Network Camera Software 39

Network Setting > IP Setting 41

Network Setting > TCP/UDP Port Settings 44

Network Setting > Multicast 47

Network Setting > HTTPS 48

Create and Install a Certificate 48

Certificate Information 48

Network Setting > IP Filter 49

Enable Filter 49

Administrator IP Address 50

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Network Setting > DDNS 51

Network Setting > QoS 52

CoS 52

DSCP 52

Network Setting > SNMP 53

Network Setting > 802.1X 54

IEEE802.1X 54

EAP-MD5 54

EAP-TLS 54

EAP-TTLS 54

Protected EAP (EAP-PEAP) 55

Network Setting > DHCP Auto Configuration 56

Camera Control > Video Settings 57

Video Quality Settings For Stream 1 and 2 57

Day/Night settings 58

Options 59

Camera Control > Audio Settings 60

Audio Settings 60

Camera Control > I/O Ports 62

Input Ports 62

Output ports State at Power On 62

Applications > Servers 63

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) 63

File Transfer Protocol (FTP) 64

Samba 65

HTTP 66

Instant Message (IM Server) 67

Applications > Motion Detection 68

Applications > Events 69

Configuring Media Settings 69

Media 69

Media Type 69

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Configuring Event Settings 70

Event 70

Trigger 71

Event Schedule 71

Action 72

Applications > Recording 73

Recording 73

Recording Schedule 73

Destination 73

Administration > Users 75

User and Camera Sessions 76

Sessions 76

Connections 77

Administration > Password Strength 78

Administration > Time Settings 80

Time Zone 80

Network Time Protocol (NTP) Settings 80

Administration > Discovery Settings 81

UPnP 81

Bonjour 81

Administration > Firmware 82

Administration > Configuration File 83

Administration > Maintenance 84

Restart 84

Restore Defaults 84

Restore to Factory Default 84

Administration > System Log 85

Status > System Summary 86

Where to Go Next 86

Chapter 7: Finalizing the Cisco VC 220 Hardware Setup 87

Adjusting the Lens 87

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Attaching the Dome Cover 89

Chapter 8: Sample Configurations for the Cisco VC 220 Network Camera 90

Configuring Immediate Recording 91

Configuring Motion Detection with Email Notification 92

Configuring the GPIO Ports 96

Configuring Port Forwarding 98

Appendix A: Troubleshooting 100

Questions and Answers 100

Appendix B: Specifications 104

Appendix C: Where to Go From Here 107

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the Cisco VC 220 Dome Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)

Day/Night PoE Network Camera, a standalone camera that can be connected

directly to an Ethernet network. The Cisco VC 220 provides 24-hour surveillance

for indoor applications. The camera features day and night functions with a

configurable IR-cut filter and IR illuminators. A 3-axis mechanism allows for flexible

wall or ceiling installations in locations such as banks, office buildings, or

commercial complexes.

In sunlight, the IR-cut filter is activated to minimize the influence of infrared light on

image color. In the low-light conditions, the built-in IR illuminators are enabled to

offer infrared light for up to 15 meters (50ft). Therefore, the Cisco VC 220 delivers

high image quality in either day and night conditions. To prevent false alarms, a

passive infrared (PIR) sensor is built in to detect objects by their thermal presence.

By enabling Wide Dynamic Range (WDR), the camera can compensate for

challenginglightingconditions.UseWDR whenthereare bothvery brightand very

dark areas simultaneously in the field of view of the camera. The WDR feature

captures both the bright and dark parts of an image and combines the differences

to generate a highly realistic image representative of the original scene. The video

quality achieved is close to the capabilities of the human eye. WDR is widely

applied in high contrast environments such as lobby entrances, parking lots, ATMs,

or loading areas.

NOTE Before installing a surveillance system, check with local government agencies to

determine if video surveillance and audio monitoring are permitted in your area.

Introduction

Features of the Cisco VC 220

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Features of the Cisco VC 220

•Provides an optimal combination of viewing and storage of video by using

simultaneous dual codecs (MPEG-4, MJPEG).

•Allows for ceiling or wall installations with a 3-axis adjustment for complete

range of viewing angles.

•Provides excellent image quality even in harsh lighting environments with a

high-quality 1/3” WDR sensor.

•Allows for day or night video surveillance with an IR-Cut filter and built-in IR

illuminators, up to 15 meters (50ft) in complete darkness.

•Features a 3.3-12 mm varifocal board lens with a 3.6x optical zoom.

•Provides a built-in PIR sensor for thermal detection.

•Provides audio input and output so you can use an external microphone

and/or speakers, and I/O ports so you can set external alarms or turn on/off

lights.

•Allows for flexible installations with Power over Ethernet (PoE).

•Supports RTSP Video/Audio Streaming to Unicast and Multicast clients.

•Features 4x digital zoom.

•Allows viewing of video on a mobile device with 3GPP support.

•Provides extensive event and alarm triggering.

•Includes basic Cisco Video Monitoring System software that can be used

with up to 16 cameras.

The Cisco VC 220 camera is also fully compatible with the Cisco Advanced

Video Monitoring System software that provides monitoring for up to 64

cameras. The advanced video monitoring software is not included. See

www.cisco.com/go/surveillance for more information.

•Allows JPEG snapshots at multiple resolutions to be sent to an FTP server.

•Provides time and text overlay.

•Allows for up to 10 unicast users and unlimited multicast users.

•Provides a built-in web server for remote access over IP, and secure control

over HTTPS or HTTP via Digest Encryption.

Introduction

Minimum Requirements

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Minimum Requirements

The following table lists the minimum requirements for your computer when using

the Cisco VC 220 network camera.

NOTE These requirements are approximate. Number of cameras, lighting, frame rate,

codec, and resolution can all affect the storage size.

Multiple cameras can be monitored if you reduce the resolution and frame rate

settings for the video captures. For more information about making these settings,

see Camera Control > Video Settings, page 57.

Where to Go Next

For hardware installation instructions, start here:

•Getting to Know the Cisco VC 220 Network Camera, page11

For software installation instructions, start here:

•Installing the Cisco VC 220 Network Camera Software, page 26

Minimum System Requirements

CPU 2GHz Pentium 4, or AMD Athlon Class CPU

For multiple cameras: Pentium 4 class, 3 GHz dual-core

Memory 512 MB to 1 GB

Operating System Microsoft Windows XP or Vista

Hard Drive 500 MB of available space

Graphics Card AGP or PCI Express with a minimum 128 MB

For multiple cameras: NVidia high performance or

equivalent with a minimum of 256 MB

Browser Internet Explorer 6.x (or later) with ActiveX support for

viewing, recording, playback and setting motion

detection. Limited support for Apple Safari and Mozilla

Firefox (no motion detection, instant recording, or audio

control due to lack of ActiveX).

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