Vivotek VS2402 Manuel utilisateur

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Product name: Video Server (VS2402)

Release Date: 2005/10/28

Manual Revision: 2.00

Web site: www.vivotek.com

Email: [email protected]

[email protected]

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Before You Use

It is important to carefully examine the contents with the Chapter Package Contents

after opening the package. If there is anything missing, contact your reseller. Read the

Chapter Physical Description before assembling and operating the device and

peripherals. Understanding the physical description can prevent damage caused by

abnormal usage and reduce most problems during installation.

Basically Video Server is a network device and should be easy to use for those who

already have basic network knowledge. If there is a system error and it does not recover

easily due to erroneous configuration, read the System recovery section in Appendix

Troubleshooting to restore factory default settings and perform installation again.

Video Server has been designed for various environments and can be used to build

various applications for general security or demonstration purposes. For standard

applications, find the appropriate section in the Chapter How to Use for your application

and follow the steps to setup the system. To make best use of Video Server, read Chapter

Advanced Functions to get creative ideas and review Chapter System Configuration for

detailed explanations of system configurations. To those professional developers, the

Appendix URL Commands of Video Server will be a very helpful reference to develop a

Web-based application.

Surveillance devices may be prohibited by law in your country. Though Video Server is

not only a high performance surveillance system but also a networked video server,

ensure that the operations of such devices are legal before installing this unit for

surveillance.

Those paragraphs preceding with must be fully understood and cautioned.

Ignoring the warnings may result in serious hazards.

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Table of Contents

Before You Use.......................................................2

Package Contents...................................................5

Features and Benefits.............................................1

Physical Description ...............................................6

Front Panel ......................................................................6

Rear Panel .......................................................................8

Installation...........................................................11

Ethernet Environment......................................................12

Initial Access to the Video Server......................................13

Modem Environment .......................................................14

How to Use...........................................................23

Authentication................................................................23

Installing Plug-in.............................................................24

Main Page......................................................................25

System Configuration...........................................28

Introduction...................................................................28

Setup Wizard..............................................................29

Application Wizard.......................................................29

Definitions of Configuration ..............................................30

Advanced Functions .............................................44

Capture Up-to-date Still Images........................................44

Get Continuous Images ...................................................45

Video Embedded in Customers’ Homepage .........................46

Download Event-triggered Snapshots.................................47

Uploading Snapshots Periodically ......................................48

Customize Graphics in Homepage .....................................49

Command Script for Complex Applications..........................50

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URL for External Device Control ........................................53

URL of System Maintenance .............................................55

Configure System via FTP ................................................56

Telnet Commands ...........................................................64

Appendix ..............................................................66

A. Troubleshooting ..........................................................66

B. Frequently Asked Questions..........................................68

C. Upgrade System Firmware ...........................................72

D. URL Commands of Video Server....................................73

E. Settings of Supported PTZ Cameras...............................88

F. Camera Control Cable...................................................89

G. Time Zone Table .........................................................90

H. Technical Specifications ...............................................93

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Package Contents

If any of the following items are missing, please contact your reseller.

Video Server

Power adapter

Two I/O terminal connectors

Camera control cable

Null modem cable

Software CD

Quick installation guide

Warranty card

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Features and Benefits

Video Server is a high-performance networking video multiplexer. With powerful VLIW

DSP core and fully optimized algorithm, it can compress and transmit the high quality

real-time video through standard TCP/IP inter-network. In addition to meet the basic

needs of video feed, many advanced features are added to help building applications of

surveillance or web attraction. The state-of-art design well compromises among stable,

robust, simple-to-use and flexibility.

☆ Real-time motion-JPEG compression

Four video inputs can be efficiently compressed into packets of JPEG images without

delay. Optimal compression engine makes the equivalently excellent image with much

smaller size. There is no more sacrifice in remote monitoring and storage. Five levels of

compression ratio and three sizes of image resolutions are easy to meet your

requirement.

☆ Robust system operation

Industrial real-time operating system prevents from malicious hackers and virus that

threat Windows or Linux systems. The on-board watchdog eternally monitors the system

operations for dead-proof.

☆ Easy Web access via standard browser

You don’t have to install any software to access Video Server. The embedded Web server

makes users can access Video Server anywhere over Internet with any popular Web

browser. As long as you are connected to network, you can cast your eyes on your

precious property.

☆ Password protection of system access

Password level protection is provided by the system to prevent from malicious intruders

from network. Once the password of administrator is entered, any user will need

password authentication to access Video Server. Each user can have individual access

right to view video or control external devices.

☆ Built-in motion detection

No more external sensors are required. Each video channel can be setup to detect any

motion with customized settings. By tuning the object size and sensitivity, it is more

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reliable to fit into your environment. With this built-in facility, you can easily setup a

security system in your home or office.

☆ Weekly schedule for automatic surveillance

The user-defined time period will repeat weekly to check any security settings and

accordingly sending notification or drive external devices. It is easy to install in SOHO,

retail shop and home as a security system.

☆ Flexible I/O control for external devices

There are four opto-isolated sensor inputs and two relay outputs to control external

devices. System integrators can easily replace the current analog systems to build an

advanced security system.

☆ Bundled powerful surveillance software

To extend the capabilities of Video Server, a powerful surveillance program is included in

the package and totally free to use. Users can easily utilize the existing PC to be a digital

video recorder. Schedule or one-click recording keep every important moment in your

local hard disk; reliable motion detection and instant warning make you sharp for every

conditions. Quick and simple search and playback let you easily find the moment you

want to inspect more carefully and output to AVI files for another copy.

☆ Remote system upgrade

To achieve the promise we made to support our valuable customers in life-time, the most

up-to-date firmware is always put on our web site to add new functions or solve known

bugs. A free upgrade wizard is included to facilitate the job.

☆ Developer’s technical support

The high-performance Video Server can be integrated into many applications under

perfect control of budget. The complete programming interface and standard JPEG

format can ease and speed developers’ task. More creative ideas can be found on our

Web site.

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Physical Description

Front Panel

Status LED’s Each time Video Server starts up, it will perform

power-on-self-test, abbreviated as POST, to

examine every hardware module. As soon as the

administrator plugs in the power connector both

LED’s under the power LED will flash one by one

until the diagnosis is done. If the result is good,

both status LED’s will turn off for a while and

then follows the pattern below. If any module

fails, refer to the Appendix A for the error pattern

and follow the trouble-shooting procedures. If the system still cannot operate normally,

please contact your reseller for technical service.

Network Interface Condition LED1 (Heartbeat) LED2 (Status)

before IP installed OFF OFF

after IP installed Blink OFF

Ethernet

during camera control Blink Blink

after POST Blink ONPPP with modem

during camera control Blink Blink

before connected ON ON

after connected Blink ON

PPP with null modem

during camera control Blink Blink

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BNC video inputs “IN” & outputs “OUT”

Video Server allows up to four cameras attached at the same time. To ensure video

modulation type being detected correctly, cameras should be attached sequentially from

“VIDEO1” to “VIDEO4” and powered on before Video Server is powered on. There are

also four loop-through connectors of video outputs for conjunction with other capturing

devices like time-lapsed VCR. In such case, read the next paragraph for correct settings.

DIP switches “1” to “4”

There are four DIP switches numbered from “1” to “4” in the front panel regarding of

each video input. They are used to enable the 75-ohm resistance of video impedance.

They should be kept ON if there is only one camera connected to each video input. If

users want to connect another device such as VCR or multiplexer to the video output, the

switch should be turned up to disable the impedance.

Auxiliary buttons “CLEAR” & “RESET”

There are two buttons located at the center of the front panel, one is labeled “CLEAR”

and the other is labeled “RESET”. Refer to the Appendix Troubleshooting for the detailed

usage of system recovery.

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