Climax Vesta Series Guide de l'utilisateur

Dec 5, 2019

Table of Contents

1. INTRODUCTION ________________________________________________________________________ 8

1.1. FUNCTION OVERVIEW ____________________________________________________________ 8

2. APPLICATION OVERVIEW_______________________________________________________________ 9

2.1. IDENTIFYING THE PARTS __________________________________________________________ 9

2.2. PACKAGE CONTENT ____________________________________________________________ 10

2.3. THE POWER SUPPLY ____________________________________________________________ 10

2.4. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS _________________________________________________________ 10

3. GETTING STARTED ____________________________________________________________________ 11

3.1. HARDWARE INSTALLATION________________________________________________________ 11

3.2. SOFTWARE INSTALLATION ________________________________________________________ 14

4. CONNECTING TO WEBPAGE____________________________________________________________ 16

5. IP CAMERA____________________________________________________________________________ 18

5.1. IMAGE TUNING_________________________________________________________________ 18

5.2. MOTION DETECTION ____________________________________________________________ 18

5.3. TIME STAMP __________________________________________________________________ 22

5.4. STREAM SETTING ______________________________________________________________ 23

5.5. RECORDED VIDEO ______________________________________________________________ 24

5.6. ALARM SETTING _______________________________________________________________ 25

5.7. VIDEO SETTING ________________________________________________________________ 27

6. NETWORK ____________________________________________________________________________ 28

6.1. WIRELESS____________________________________________________________________ 29

6.2. UPNP_______________________________________________________________________ 30

7. SYSTEM SETTING _____________________________________________________________________ 31

7.1. CHANGE PASSWORD ____________________________________________________________ 31

7.2. REPORT _____________________________________________________________________ 32

7.3. MEDIA UPLOAD ________________________________________________________________ 34

7.4. XMPP ______________________________________________________________________ 35

7.5. DATE &TIME__________________________________________________________________ 36

7.6. DYNAMIC DNS ________________________________________________________________ 37

7.7. FIRMWARE ___________________________________________________________________ 38

7.8. FACTORY RESET _______________________________________________________________ 39

7.9. BACKUP &RESTORE____________________________________________________________ 40

7.10. SYSTEM LOG__________________________________________________________________ 41

7.11. LOGOUT _____________________________________________________________________ 42

7.12. REBOOT _____________________________________________________________________ 42

8. HISTORY ______________________________________________________________________________ 43

8.1. EVENT LOG___________________________________________________________________ 43

8.2. REPORTED EVENTS_____________________________________________________________ 43

9. NETWORK VIDEO RECORDER__________________________________________________________ 44

10. REMOTE ACCESS TO THE IP CAMERA __________________________________________________ 47

10.1. HOME PORTAL SERVER__________________________________________________________ 47

10.2. PORT FORWARDING_____________________________________________________________ 48

11. CONNECTING TO CLIMAX CONTROL PANELS___________________________________________ 53

11.1. LEARNING THE IP CAMERA INTO THE CONTROL PANELS __________________________________ 53

11.2. SURVEILLANCE AND SETTING______________________________________________________ 56

11.3. OPERATION___________________________________________________________________ 60

11.4. HOME PORTAL SERVER__________________________________________________________ 63

12. APPENDIX_____________________________________________________________________________ 63

12.1. CONTACT ID EVENT CODE________________________________________________________ 63

1. Introduction

The VST-1818EX-R3 IP Camera provides a quick and accurate surveillance solution to

protect your surroundings. You can watch these live-stream videos through MJPG or

H264 formats via Local Area Network, or online remotely using port forwarding, or via

the Climax Home Portal™Server for you to easily keep track of the safety of your

homes or businesses.

VST-1818EX-R3 IP Camera can be further integrated into your current Climax Security

Control Panels to form a complete security system, and capture video when an alarm is

activated.

VST-1818EX-R3 IP Camera includes the following functions and spec:

- Indoor Usage

- Wi-Fi (internal antenna) capacity: 2.4GHz

- IR LED

- IR Cut Filter

- Video resolution: 1920 x 1080

1.1. Function Overview

The VST-1818EX-R3 IP Camera includes a variety of functions that can be adjusted to

suit different necessities. Below is an overview of the functions of the IP Camera:

- Alarm-triggered video recording that includes Pre-alarm recording to see how alarm

was triggered. Please see 5. IP Camera, 5.6. Alarm Setting.

- 24-hour HD video recording. Please see 9. Network Video Recorder.

- Remote access/control on Climax Home Portal Server on a web-enabled device.

Please see 10. Remote Access to the IP Camera, 10.1. Home Portal Server.

- Remote video using Port Forwarding. Please see 10. Remote Access to the IP

Camera, 10.2. Port Forwarding.

- Surveillance when complementing with Control Panels. Please see 11. Connecting

to the Climax Control Panels, 11.2. Surveillance and Setting.

- Remote access/control complementing with Control Panels on Climax Home Portal

Server on a web-enabled device. Please see 11. Connecting to the Climax

Control Panels, 11.4. Home Portal Server.

2.Application Overview

2.1. Identifying the Parts

1. Power LED (Green)

On: power on

Off: power off

2. Warning LED (Red)

On: The IP Camera is in privacy mode

Flashes twice: Enter/exit privacy mode

Flashes every second: XMPP disconnected

Flashes for 3 seconds: connected to Wi-Fi

3. Internet-Connection LED (Amber)

On: connected to internet (wired or wireless)

Flashes for 5 minutes: The IP Camera is in

learning mode

Flashes every second: The IP Camera is

streaming or recording.

Off: disconnected from internet

4. IP Camera

5. Light Sensor

6. Microphone

7. USB Type-A Port (Reserved)

8. Micro SD Card Compartment

9. Ethernet Port

10.Learn Button/Privacy Button (Local Learning)

Press and hold for 2 seconds until warning LED flashes twice, let go to enter or exit

privacy mode.

Press and hold for 6 seconds to exit learning mode

Press and hold for 10 seconds to enter learning code

11.DC Jack (Connecting to DC 12V 1A adapter)

Plug in a DC 12V power adpator and rotate it 90 degrees clockwise to the

lock position. To remove the adaptror, rotate it 90 degrees counterclockwise

to the original open position and remove it.

12. Camera Stand Mounting Hole

13. Speaker

2.2. Package Content

The VST-1818EX-R3 IP Camera is packed in a white box that includes:

-An Ethernet cable

-A power supply (12V DC 1A adapter)

-A Mounting Base

2.3. The Power Supply

An AC power adapter is required to connect to a wall outlet. Be sure only to use an

adapter with the appropriate AC voltage rating to prevent component damage. A 12V

DC output and 1A adapter is generally used to power the IP Camera.

2.4. System Requirements

The system requires a TCP/IP network environment for you to connect to the Control

Panel for system programming. Hardware requirement for programming the panel vial

Local Area Network (LAN) webpage:

Microsoft Windows 8 or Windows 10 operating system.

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.x, or later and Mozilla Firefox 3.0 compatible.

CPU: Intel Pentium II 266MHz or above

Memory: 32MB (64MB recommended)

VGA resolution: 800x600 or above

3.Getting Started

Read this section of the manual to learn how to set up your VST-1818EX-R3 IP Camera

and program system settings over the Web page.

With a valid internet connection, this system can bring you the freedom to access and

control your IP Camera anywhere and anytime in the world.

3.1. Hardware Installation

Step 1. .Remove any plastic cover and prepare the enclosed adapter and Ethernet

.. cable.

Step 2. Find a suitable location to mount your IP Camera & Control Panel.

Step 3. Plug in the enclosed Ethernet cable.

Step 4. Plug in a DC 12V power adpator and rotate it 90 degrees clockwise to the lock

position. To remove the adaptror, rotate it 90 degrees counterclockwise to the original

open position and remove it.

Setting up The Camera Stand

Below displays the four-part design of the camera stand:

The Base is attached to the

surface where the stand is

mounted.

The Shaft is connected

between the Base and

the Head.

The L-shape Shaft is

connected between the

Shaft and the Head.

The Head connects the

IP Camera to the

Shaft/L-shape Shaft and

adjust its angle.

Below outlines the steps to mount the IP Camera & Control Panel to a surface.

Step 1. Find a surface to mount the camera stand. Locate the 3 mounting holes of the

Base and use them as template, mark the surface.

Step 2. Apply wall plugs if fixing onto plaster or brick. Screw the Base onto the surface.

Step 3. Attach the Shaft to the Head by rotating the Head clockwise onto the Shaft

Step 4. (Optional, if mounting to the ceiling)

Attach the L-shape Shaft to the Shaft by rotating the L-shape Shaft clockwise

onto the shaft.

Step 5. (Optional, if mounting to the ceiling)

Attach the Head to the L-shape Shaft by rotating the Head clockwise onto the

shaft.

Step 6. Attach the Shaft to the Base by rotating the Shaft clockwise onto the Base.

Please note the CameraAngle Knob has to be in the bottom to easily adjust

the angle.

When tightening the CameraAngle Knob, please make sure the Cap of the Head is

attached to the cap fitting without leaving any gap as shown in the picture on the left:

If there is a gap between the cap and the cap fitting as shown in the picture on the right,

the top screw shaft cannot be stabilized and the camera angle cannot be fixed.

Step 7. Screw the Camera Mount Screw into the Camera Stand Mounting Hole.

Step 8. Turn the Camera Angle Knob to adjust angle and turn it clockwise to tighten the

Camera Mount Screw to the Cap.

3.2. Software Installation

※THIS INSTALLATION IS ONLY REQUIRED FOR FIRST TIME USER ※

The Finder software is required for your computer to identify the IP Camera on the LAN. To

install the “Finder” software”

Step 1. Download the “Finder” software” from Climax’s website.

Step 2. Double click on the Finder_vx.x to initiate the installation.

Step 3. Follow on screen instruction to complete installation

Step 4. Once complete, the Finder icon will be displayed on your desktop.

Step 5. Double click on the “Finder.exe” to start the software. Finder will automatically search

for the IP Camera on LAN and display its information. If available, the camera’s LAN

IP address, Firmware version and MAC address will be displayed

Step 6. If the camera information is not displayed, check camera power and Ethernet

connection and click on “Search”to update the panel information.

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