Dedicated Micros Digital Sprite 2 Manuel utilisateur

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Network Configuration of the Digital Sprite 2 4

Web Page Icons 4

Accessing the Configuration Web Pages 5

Main Menu 5

Simple Configuration 7

How to Configure Global Parameters 7

How to Enable System Features 9

How to Configure Video Inputs and Standard Record Settings 21

Advanced Setup 17

Configuring the Network Settings of the Digital Sprite 2 19

How to Select and Enable Coaxial Telemetry 22

Telemetry Setup Page 23

How to Enable Serial Telemetry 24

Telemetry Setup Page 26

How to Configure Matrix Control 26

Advanced Configuration 30

How to Configure Variable Recording 30

How to Enable Audio Recording 33

How to Configure the Video Inputs for VMD 34

Walk Test 43

How to Enable and Configure Alarms 43

How to Configure Alarm Presets 51

How to Configure the Relay Connections 53

How to Configure Connect/Dial, FTP, SMS and Email on Alarm 54

How to Configure Connect/Dial on Alarm 54

How to Configure FTP Settings for Archiving Images 60

How to Configure SMS Text Messaging 63

How to Configure Email Settings 68

How to Protect or Un-Protect Images 70

How to Configure the Alarm Database 72

How to Configure Alarm Schedule 73

How to Configure Text in Image Functionality 76

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Contents

How to Configure the Onboard Firewall 78

IP Address Range and Subnet 82

How to Enable System Logs 83

How to Configure Watermarking 84

How to Configure the Webcam Functionality 86

Digital Sprite 2 Tools 90

Video Scope 90

Audio Trace 91

Relay Test Page 92

Watermarking 93

System Variables 93

Reset 94

Reviewing the Digital Sprite 2 Logs 95

Connection Log 95

Anonymous FTP Log 96

Security Log 96

Email Log 97

Sent Message Log 98

FTP Download Log 98

Logfile 98

Logfile Backup 99

Archive 100

Appendix A - Resetting the Digital Sprite 2 Using Telnet 101

Appendix B - Digital Sprite 2 .ini Files 102

Editing the .ini Files Using FTP Client Application 102

Structure of Files 104

Editing .ini Files Using the DM Backup Utility 111

Appendix C - Port Assignment on the Digital Sprite 2 115

Port Allocation 115

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Appendix D - Digital Sprite 2 Serial and Network Cables 117

DM RS 232 Debug Cable 117

Straight-through Network Cable 118

DM485 Bus Cable 119

Cross-over Network Cable 120

DM RS232 Null Modem Cable 124

Nokia 30 Cable 122

Appendix E - IP Address Range and Subnets 123

IP Address and Subnet Masks 123

Classes of Networks 124

Calculating IP Address Range 126

Appendix F - SMS Message Format 128

Command Format 128

SMS Command 128

SMS Reports 129

Appendix G - Advanced Configuration Via OSD 132

Remote Reporting 132

Report Settings 134

Email Settings 135

Report Settings 136

SMS Settings 137

Report Settings 139

Advanced Settings 140

Web Cam Settings 140

Firewall Options 143

Upload Settings 142

System Logs 145

Additional Information 148

Command Reference List 148

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This manual covers the advanced configuration of the Digital Sprite 2 via the on-board web

pages plus the OSD menus that cover network functionality.

To assist you with the configuration of the Digital Sprite 2, this section is constructed in a tutorial

manner and will make use of typical scenarios describing how to …….. allocate an IP address,

set up VMD, etc. Select the sections that are relevant to the functionality required for your

application and follow the step by step instructions. In some of the sections the web interface

and the OSD menus will be displayed, these are the more advanced network settings where

configuration via the web pages is more appropriate.

As with the Installation of the unit this section will be divided into:

Simple Configuration – required to get the unit up and running

Advanced Configuration – project specific requirements

Web Page Icons

Each of the Digital Sprite 2 configuration web pages has the following buttons:

Reset to Defaults – this will return the associated page to factory defaults.

Display Help – this will display the Help pages for the associated configuration page.

This is a good starting point if you are having problems or do not understand the

configuration parameters.

Save Settings – this will save a changes that has been made to the configuration page -

remember to save the changes selecting a new page before saving the changes will

result in all changes will be lost!

Reset – this will be displayed on the configuration pages for functionality that requires

the unit to be reset to initiate the function, always save the settings before resetting the

unit.

For each How to…. section the Tab name and Function name will be shown allowing you to

easily locate the correct configuration page.

Network Configuration of the Digital Sprite 2

Note: It is presumed that the main configuration steps detailed in the Digital Sprite 2

Setup Guide have been followed and therefore the cameras inputs have been

enabled and the standard record rate has been set, although these features are also

detailed within this section.

Accessing the Configuration Web Pages

The configuration of the Digital Sprite 2 is achieved via on the on-board web pages, to access

these:

1. Launch Internet Explorer (or Netscape Navigator).

2. Type the IP address of the Digital Sprite 2 into the address bar.

3. You will be presented with the Main Menu page.

4. Select Configuration Options, you will be prompted for a username and password, if these

have not been previously changed in the .ini file the default settings are dm and web

respectively.

Main Menu

The Digital Sprite 2 Main Menu allows the Operator access to:

Live viewing of any of the connected cameras.

Configuration web pages for the unit.

Downloads which include the software applications and the product documentation.

Demo pages that demonstrate how viewing applications can be designed for varying system

requirements.

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Note: The user name and password are case sensitive; it is recommended that you

change the default username and password. Please keep this information as mislaid

usernames and passwords could result in the unit being returned to Dedicated

Micros.

Note: It is assumed that the Digital Sprite 2 has been configured with an IP address

via the serial port or the OSD menus and has been connected to an Ethernet

network.

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How to Configure Global Parameters

There are some parameters that can be set that will affect the overall system;

video standard for the video inputs, browser format for the web interface,

language that the menus will be displayed in and the DST (daylight saving time)

settings.

To configure these parameters:

1. Select Home -> Main Set-up.

2. Select the video standard from the drop down list; this will be the standard for all the video

inputs on the Digital Sprite 2.

3. Select the date format from the drop down list.

4. The Digital Sprite 2 web pages can be viewed in two formats; Active X (default) or Java,

select the relevant option from the drop down list.

5. The web configuration pages for the Digital Sprite 2 can be displayed in a selection of

languages, select the language which is most appropriate to your installation from the drop

down list.

6. Select the DST for region where the unit is installed from the drop down list.

7. If the settings are incorrect reset the Digital sprite 2 by selecting the reset button.

8. If the Digital Sprite 2 time is to be synchronised to the PC that is being used to configure the

system then select sync unit time from PC. Note this only synchronises the time when the

button is selected this will not maintain synchronisation permanently.

9. Remember to save the configuration by selecting Save Settings!

Simple Configuration

Note: If the video format is changed it is necessary to carry out a system reset

before saving the settings. This allows the unit to activate the change.

Note: Ensure the PC being used for the configuration is set to the correct time zone

and that DST is enabled before continuing.

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Function Description

Video Standard This is a global setting for all the video inputs on the Digital Sprite 2. The

video format can be configured as PAL or NTSC.

When the video standard is changed the Digital Sprite 2 must be reset.

Click on the Reset button.

Date Format It is possible to identify the format in which the date will be displayed; the

default setting is Day Day, Month Month, Year Year.

Browser Settings The browser interface on the Digital Sprite 2 supports Active X or Java,

the most appropriate for your application can be selected from a drop

down list. Again this is a global settings and therefore any user

connecting to the system will be presented with the same interface.

Language

The Digital Sprite 2 web configuration pages can be displayed in the

language that is most suitable to the country of installation.

The currently languages supported are; English, Spanish, French,

Czech, Italian, Russian, Dutch, Portuguese, German, Turkish, Croatian,

Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Hungarian, Swedish, Polish, Arabic,

Chinese

DST (Daylight

Saving Time)

This reflects the local time zone for the area where the Digital Sprite 2 is

installed.

Reset This will reset the Digital Sprite 2.

Sync Unit time

from PC

The Digital Sprite 2 can be synchronised with the PC that is being used

to configure the unit. If the PC is synchronised with the network clock

then this time will be reflected in the Digital Sprite 2.

The synchronisation is not persistent and will only synchronise the Digital

Sprite 2 and the PC at the time the button is pressed.

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