Vivotek 3GPP Manuel utilisateur

3GPP Camera User Guide

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Version 1.1 2007/10/19

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Revision History

Version Issue date Editor Comment

1.0 2006/11/20 ShengFu Initial draft

1.1 2007/10/19 ShengFu Add support for dual stream server(IP7138/9)

Update IP address of 3GPP demo site

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Table of Contents

Introduction...........................................................................................................................................3

Network setting for 3GPP camera ........................................................................................................4

Mobile viewing setting of Camera.........................................................................................................9

Supporting handsets list...................................................................................................................... 11

FAQ.....................................................................................................................................................13

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Introduction

3GPP cameras meet the requirement of surveillance anywhere and anytime. However, it

usually gives users a hard time to configure and make it work. Working 3GPP camera

surveillance needs three parts:

(1) A correct setting for 3GPP camera.

(2) An operator supporting streaming service via 3G handset

(3) A correct setting of 3G handset with RTSP complaint application on it.

For item 2 and 3, they are co-related. Different operator will need different setting of the

3G handset to enable streaming setting. Usually you can call your service provider to send

you the streaming setting via SMS. Anyway, customer service of your cell phone operator will

solve this problem for you. This document will focus on the camera setting part to guide user

to install a 3GPP camera with correct media and network setting. In addition to that, a FAQ

will also be available for trouble shooting.

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Network setting for 3GPP camera

We divided network environment into 2 categories to guide user to install 3GPP camera

correctly for mobile viewing.

(1) With IP router

If your 3GPP camera will be installed behind IP router, port forwarding is

necessary for your IP router. You can just check the check box of “Enable UPnP port

forwarding” (see figure 1) and network camera will automatically try to open all the

necessary port for you.

If your IP router does not support UPnP, the error message of UPnP port

forwarding will be shown in network page (See Figure 2). You will need to open the

port forwarding manually. There are 6 ports totally needed to be opened in the IP

router. They are HTTP port for TCP (1), RTSP port for TCP (2), RTP video port (3),

RTCP video port (4), RTP audio port (5) and RTCP audio port (6). Just open these

6 ports in your router mapping to the IP address of your network camera. For

example:

(1) Open the port of HTTP (80) with TCP protocol in the router mapping to the

IP address 192.168.1.100 of camera with HTTP port (80)

(2) Open the port of RTSP (554) with TCP protocol in the router mapping to the

IP address 192.168.1.100 of camera with RTSP port (554)

(3) Open the port of RTP/video (5558) with UDP protocol in the router mapping

to the IP address 192.168.1.100 of camera with RTP/video port (5558)

(4) Open the port of RTCP/video (5559) with UDP protocol in the router

mapping to the IP address 192.168.1.100 of camera with RTCP/video port

(5559)

(5) Open the port of RTP/audio (5556) with UDP protocol in the router mapping

to the IP address 192.168.1.100 of camera with RTP/audio port (5556)

(6) Open the port of RTCP (5557) with UDP protocol in the router mapping to

the IP address 192.168.1.100 of camera with RTCP/audio port (5557)

Make sure port mapping will be the same both in the router and camera.

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It is also feasible to install multiple 3GPP network cameras behind one IP router.

Each camera should use a different set of ports. For example:

Camera 1: HTTP port (8080), RTSP port (1554), RTP/RTCP video port

(8000/8001), RTP/RTCP audio port (8002/8003)

Camera 2: HTTP port (8081), RTSP port (1555), RTP/RTCP video port

(8004/8005), RTP/RTCP audio port (8006/8007)

Camera 3: HTTP port (8082), RTSP port (1556), RTP/RTCP video port

(8008/8009), RTP/RTCP audio port (8010/8011)

Note that each camera has different ports from each other. This is because all

these ports need to be open in the router.

This way, each camera will share the same public IP and you can access each

one by different port number. For example: if the domain name of the IP router is

livecam.VIVOTEK.com, the URL of each camera for handset to input would be

Camera 1: rtsp://livecam.VIVOTEK.com:1554/live.sdp

Camera 2: rtsp://livecam.VIVOTEK.com:1556/live.sdp

Camera 3: rtsp://livecam.VIVOTEK.com:1556/live.sdp

From above, all we want to know is RTSP port to obtain a valid URL to access each

camera

When “Enable UPnP port forwarding” is checked, camera will automatically

communicate with router and assign necessary ports by itself except HTTP port.

HTTP port need to assign by user otherwise camera can not be accessed once

HTTP port is random assigned. All that user need to do is assign HTTP port for each

camera and check “Enable UPnP port forwarding”. Again, you have to choose

different HTTP port for each of your camera if you are installing multiple ones and

camera will take care of rest of the ports for you. After all the cameras are installed,

user can then obtain the assigned RTSP port.

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Figure 1

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Figure 2

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(2) Without IP router

The network setting becomes more straightforward in this scenario. Either fixed IP

or PPPoE can be set in network camera. It depends on which kind of internet service

user are subscribing. If PPPoE is applied, DDNS is strongly recommended since IP is

floating. There are several DDNS services supported in VIVOTEK network camera. Pick

up anyone you prefer! Without IP router, port forwarding is no more an issue and you

don’t have to set each camera with different streaming port. You can just leave all of

them default value. In fact, leaving rtsp port as default one will get the most compatibility

for handsets.

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Mobile viewing setting of Camera

Figure 3

From the page of video and audio setting (For IP7135/7), there is a radial check of

“configuration for mobile viewing”. Checking this will automatically set all the media setting to

fit 3GPP standard for both video and audio. This is the minimum requirement of 3GPP. If your

operator provides higher bandwidth of 3G network, you can change “Constant bit rate” to

better one as well as “Max frame rate”. Just tune these 2 parameters to optimize your 3GPP

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