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•Click < Back to change settings or Next > to start the installation.

•If Framework 2.0 (or higher) was already installed, a message is displayed. Click OK to continue

installation of the CamView software.

•The Installation Finished window appears. Click on Finish.

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7. Software configuration

7.1 General

•To start the CamView software, locate the CamView icon on the desktop and click on it, or go to

Start →Programs →CamView.

Title bar shows software version, date, time and available disk space.

List of available cameras with

camera status indicator before

each camera name.

display area

List of cameras that are found

using the auto search function.

speed dome control panel

(only for compatible

cameras)

set-up

Camplay

Schedule recording

Language

Control all cameras simultaneously

Display modes: the layout can be changed and set to 1, 4, 6, 9, 13, 16 or 21 display areas by

clicking on the desired icon. The content (displayed camera) of each area can be set individually.

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7.2 Auto Search

•In order to use Auto Search, a camera must be connected to the same LAN (Local Area Network)

as the computer. Double-click on the Auto Search directory or right-click on Auto Search and

left-click again on Auto search to start searching the network.

Note: be aware that routers or firewalls might prevent the software from seeing the IP-camera. Get

advice from a network administrator when this is the case.

•The software interrogates the local LAN and shows all the found IP-camera IDs (e.g. 001015072)

under the Auto Search directory. Scroll the mouse over the camera ID to see the IP-address.

Note: a camera which is shown under the Auto Search directory is not available worldwide. It must

be moved to the Camera List (see § 7.4) to become accessible from another network.

7.3 Web configuration

•Right-click on the camera ID and left-click on Web configure to configure the camera using a

web browser.

Note: when configured in the appropriate way, the IP-camera can be reached from any

computer/web browser in the world. Simply type the IP-address into the address bar of the

web browser and enter the user name and password.

•The browser requires a username and password to set-up the camera. The default user name is

admin, no password required.

•When user name and password are validated, the information page is shown.

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Model current firmware version

IP CAM ID camera identification number

Registration status is camera registered with CamView software or not.

Network type shows current network type

Video user number of people that currently access the camera

Video resolution current display resolution

Video bandwidth current bandwidth setting

Email/ftp Alarm Email and ftp alarm warning enabled

NAS Record NAS (Network Attached Storage) settings

Mac Address (Hex) Mac address of the camera

•Use the navigation items on the left of the screen to access the set-up pages.

•Select Video - Display to show live images of the camera within the browser window.

Note: this function requires an activeX component which will automatically be downloaded when

connected to the Internet. This may take some time to complete.

The size of the display can be set under Video Settings.

•Select Network to configure the network settings of the camera. Default setting is DHCP

(Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), which will obtain an IP-address automatically. If DHCP is

not available, refer to your network administrator for correct settings.

•Select Advanced Network to configure the camera for PPPoE connection (ADSL service). Enter

PPPoE user name and password.

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Note: both DHCP/manual IP setting and PPPoE can be selected together. However, PPPoE will have

priority and will be used when possible.

•Select Video Settings to configure the video set-up. On this page, it is also possible to retrieve or

set the password which is required to get access to the video images.

Note: the original password can be found on the ID/Password card that is provided with the camera.

For security and privacy reasons, make sure to change the camera password

•The camera can also be viewed over a 3G mobile telephone network. To set-up this connection,

select 3GPP/RTSP. Copy the Access URL line into the 3G phone to receive images from the IP

camera. However, the format in which to enter the URL may be different depending on the 3G

mobile phone type - refer to the user manual that came with the 3G phone for more information.

Note: the last part of the URL is composed of the cameras’ ID followed by the video playback

password. This is unique for each camera.

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Note: 3GPP/ISMA is using RTSP protocol for 3G mobile phones to display the video stream from some network devices,

including IP cameras. This camera supports the RTSP protocol and video/audio codec needed by 3GPP/ISMA. Users

only need to access the address rtsp://ip_cam_address/CAM_ID.password on the 3G mobile phone to access the

video stream of the IP camera. No other extra configuration is needed on the IP camera. Different 3G mobile phone

may need different operation to be able to key in the rtsp address, please contact the 3G mobile phone customer

service for more details.

The video quality and resolution is the same value as set on the “video settings” page. Since the bandwidth provided

by the 3G service is fewer than 256k bps, it is advised to configure the “Internet speed” of the IP camera to 128k or

64k bps.

•Schedule night mode (black and white image) via the Night Mode option.

•When motion is detected, the IP-camera can send snapshots to an e-mail account or FTP server.

Use the Schedule – Email/ftp Alarm page to set up the e-mail account and/or FTP site.

•To configure a NAS (Network Attached Storage) system, go to the NAS Settings page.

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