Sigrand SG-1C-111 Manuel utilisateur

Sigrand IP video cameras

Release 1.0.101

November 02, 2015

Contents

1 Cameras description 1

1.1 Techical specications ............................ 3

1.1.1 Camera ................................ 3

1.1.2 Video ................................. 4

1.1.3 Audio ................................. 4

1.1.4 Network ............................... 4

1.1.5 System integration ......................... 5

1.1.6 General specications ........................ 5

1.2 Power over Ethernet ............................. 5

1.3 Back Panel .................................. 7

1.3.1 Back panel of SG-1C-1*1: ...................... 7

1.3.1.1 Back panel socket SG-1C-1*1 ............... 8

1.3.2 Back panel of SG-3C-1312: ..................... 10

1.3.3 Back panel of SG-3C-1612: ..................... 11

2 User Guide 13

2.1 Initial setup .................................. 13

2.2 Resetting ................................... 14

2.3 User interface ................................. 14

2.3.1 Status bar .............................. 14

2.3.2 Watch video ............................. 15

2.3.2.1 Stream ........................... 16

2.3.2.2 Video in a new window .................. 16

2.3.2.3 URL ............................. 16

2.3.2.4 Image parameters ...................... 16

2.3.2.5 Autofocus .......................... 16

2.3.2.6 Zoom ............................ 16

2.3.2.7 Focus ............................ 17

2.3.3 Device ................................ 17

2.3.3.1 General ........................... 17

2.3.3.2 Network ........................... 18

2.3.3.3 Time ............................. 22

2.3.3.4 Users ............................ 24

2.3.3.5 Conguration ........................ 25

2.3.3.6 SSH ............................. 26

2.3.3.7 File browser ......................... 28

2.3.3.8 Firmware .......................... 30

2.3.4 Video ................................. 33

2.3.4.1 General ........................... 33

2.3.4.2 Stream N .......................... 37

2.3.4.3 Streaming .......................... 42

2.3.4.4 Motion detect ........................ 44

2.3.5 Audio ................................. 46

2.3.5.1 Enable ............................ 47

2.3.5.2 Audio codec ......................... 47

2.3.5.3 Audio bitrate ........................ 47

2.3.5.4 Input and Output volume ................. 47

2.3.6 Recording .............................. 47

2.3.6.1 Enable recorder ....................... 49

2.3.6.2 Container format ...................... 49

2.3.6.3 File size limit ........................ 49

2.3.6.4 File duration limit ..................... 49

2.3.6.5 Circular recording ..................... 49

2.3.6.6 MicroSD card ........................ 50

2.3.7 Events ................................ 51

2.3.7.1 Add ............................. 52

2.3.7.2 Edit ............................. 55

2.3.7.3 Remove ........................... 55

CHAPTER

Cameras description

Sigrand video cameras SG-1C-111, SG-1C-121, SG-1C-131, SG-3C-1312 are professional

network video cameras with high image quality and exclusively high eciency of using

network bandwidth. They are especially advantageous when used in wide open spaces

such as an entrance to a building or airport, or in applications where precise identication

is required, for instance, of the face of a person or the number in a vehicle registration

plate.

Figure 1.1: SG-1C-1*1

These cameras have replaceable image sensor, allowing operation in a High Dynamic

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Figure 1.2: SG-3C-1312

Range (HDR), via superposing several pre-frames of the object taken with various expo-

sures to produce a single fully-featured high-quality frame of natural contrast and color

grade. This feature allows surveillance in a complicated environment, for instance, when

the site of surveillance gets alternately in the sun and in the shade, or when the camera

is spotlighted with directional glaring light.

Implementation of the cameras is based on one of the most state-

of-the-art digital video processors from Texas Instruments DaVinci

TMS320DM368: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Category:DaVinci,

http://www.ti.com/product/tms320dm368.

The cameras can be connected in a chain and powered over Ethernet (PoE), with the

whole group being powered through the same cable; for this purpose, a 2-port built-in

Ethernet switch is used.

For long-distance connection of a camera, a separate pluggable SHDSL module is provided

for which also allows remote power supply and power transfer for a Sigrand LED spotlight.

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1.1 Techical specications

1.1.1 Camera

Type SG-1C-111:

SG-1C-121:

SG-1C-131:



Indoor (Outdoor with Housing)

SG-3C-1312:



Outdoor

Image sensor

SG-1C-111:



1/3 CMOS Aptina MT9M034

1.2 Mpix

SG-1C-121:



1/3 CMOS Aptina AR0331 3.1

Mpix

SG-1C-131:



1/2.5 CMOS Aptina

MT9P006 5 Mpix

SG-3C-1312:



1/2.5 CMOS Aptina

MT9P006 5 Mpix

Day and Night Mechanical IR lter

Minimum intensity of illumination

SG-1C-111:



0.20 lux,F1.2 (color),



0.03 lux,F1.2 (black & white)

SG-1C-121:



0.1 lux,F1.2 (black & white)

Dynamic range SG-1C-111: up to 120 dB

SG-1C-121: up to 100 dB

SG-1C-131: up to 76 dB

SG-3C-1312: up to 76 dB

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1.1.2 Video

Video streams Two streams (H.264,MPEG-4,MJPEG)

through RTSP (unicast/multicast),

MJPEG through HTTP, adjustable frame

rate and channel bandwidth.

Frame size and compression

SG-1C-111:



H.264,MPEG-4,MJPEG:



1280 x 960 30 fps

SG-1C-121:



H.264:



2048 x 1536 20 fps



1920 x 1080 30 fps



MPEG-4,MJPEG:



1920 x 1080 30 fps

SG-1C-131:

SG-3C-1312:



H.264,MPEG-4,MJPEG:



2592 x 1920 10 fps



2048 x 1536 20 fps



1920 x 1080 30 fps

Image adjustment options Brightness,contrast,sharpness, automatic

white balance, automatic exposure, day &

night mode, horizontal and vertical mir-

roring, on-screen display for arbitrary text,

date, time, histogram

1.1.3 Audio

Audio stream Bi-directional

Audio codecs G.711 (8 KHz, 64 Kbit/s), AAC LC (8 KHz, adjustable bitrate)

Input and Output Microphone input and line output

1.1.4 Network

Con-

trol Web interface for user/admin, SSH

Secu-

rity Access to Web interface is protected with a password; SSL (HTTPS)

encryption; access through SSH protocol

Proto-

cols IPv4,HTTP,HTTPS,SSL,TLS,SSH,DHCP,NTP,RTSP,RTP,UDP,

TCP,ARP

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1.1.5 System integration

Programming interfaces



ONVIF: partly, under development



Web API: no

Alert Activation of external alert signals; video-

and audio-recording to Micro SD card,

alert warning through E-mail (SMTP)

(in development), uploading le to FTP

server, HTTP server.

Alert input/output 2 inputs, 1 output, 1 line audio-output 3.5

Detection Motion detector

Control ports RS-232 /RS-485 (selectable) for manag-

ing weather-proof IPhouse-15E/* housing

modes

Local data storage Slot for Micro SD cards

1.1.6 General specications

Processor and

Memory Texas Instruments TMS320DM368 432 MHz, 128 MB DDR2

SDRAM, 128 MB NAND ash

Camera box Cast of aluminum alloy

Lens mounting type CS

External dimensions

(LxWxH), mm 120 x 65 x 50

Weight, g 150

Operating

conditions -50 .. +50 C with a weather-proof housing IPhouse-15E/* and

-35 .. +50 C without weather-proof housings

Network interface 2 x Ethernet 10/100

Power supply Local 12V or PoE class 2 with a feature of through-line

powering of several cameras

Power consumption,

W4.5

1.2 Power over Ethernet

Each camera has two Ethernet ports linked together through a built-in Ethernet switch,

so it is possible to connect cameras into a chain.

Cameras can be supplied with power over Ethernet (PoE) and transmit power further in

a through-line way.

According to the PoE standard, there are two possible modes of powering a device, A

and B. In version A, the device is powered through the signal pairs of the Ethernet cable;

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in version B, it is powered through spare pairs. The source of power supply can only use

one of the versions, either A or B, while the receiver must support both.

Camera port PoE mode A or B is compatible with the PoE standard and can be powered

both through the signal pairs and through spare pairs.

Camera port PoE mode B is used for connecting cameras into a chain. Spare pairs

contacts of this port are connected in parallel with the corresponding contacts of spare

pairs of the port PoE mode A or B.

When a single camera is connected, port PoE mode A or B is used; the other one, PoE

mode B port, must be left unconnected.

When cameras are connected into a chain, only mode B is to be used; i.e. power must

be supplied through spare pairs. In this case, one of the camera ports is to be connected

either to the power-supply source or to the previous camera, and the other is to be

connected to the next camera in the chain. Thus, in each camera spare pairs of both

ports will be interconnected and therefore all the cameras in the chain will be powered.

A standard PoE source of power supply will not recognize a camera chain as a permissible

load even if power is delivered through spare pairs. A camera chain can only be powered

from a power-supply source which can power any load, even non-standard one.

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