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Rosewill RXS-3323 One click to view the, video from the, IPWizardII directly, Lan, Wireless, For RXS-4324 only, Exit, Dhcp

Contents

Wired Internet Camera RXS-3323 Wireless Internet Camera RXS-4324 User Manual FCC STATEMENT FCC RF Radiation Exposure StatementCE Mark Warning National Restrictions Table of Content Chapter 2. InstallationChapter 3. Connecting to the Camera Chapter 1. Product Overview Appendix A Restore Factory Default Settings Package Contents 3. Quick Installation Guide5. RJ 45 Cable 6. 12V/1A Power Adapter 7. Camera Mount Kit Chapter 1. Product Overview Product Features System Requirementsz H2.64, MPEG4, and MJPEG Tri-Codec supported z 2-Way Audio Capability z Remote Control Supported Highlightsz Optimal Viewing z Supports Multiple Profiles easily Introduction of Hardware Front ViewPower and Wireless IR LEDs Rear View Power JackAntenna Connector Factory Default Reset Hardware Installation Camera LAN and Power InstallationChapter 2. Installation Ceiling Mount IPWizard II Installation Software InstallationWall Mount 3.Please click on “IPWizard” under “Software & Tools” to continue 4.Click on “Run” to continue 7.Click on “Finish” to finish the installation 6.Click on “Next” to continue Using IPWizard Chapter 3. Connecting to the Cameramanagement page in your default Web Browser Double Click on the above information bar will open up the Camera 9. Wireless 14. WiFiOne click to view the video from the Wireless Page You should see the confirmation Status Window popup as below. Please select “OK” to confirm these settings Internet Camera RXS-3323/RXS-4324 Access the device using IE for the first time Three ways to access the Camera for the first timeManaging the Camera Opening up UPnP in Win XP Opening up Network Discovery in Win7 z Open Control Panel z Click on Network and Internet z Click on View Network Computers and devices Entering into Camera’s Management page via IE z Upon selecting the “Install This Add-on for All User on This Computer”, you will see an Security Warning Window asking your permission to install the Rosewill Media Control. Please click “Install” to continute Management Page SettingsStreaming Language 10. Volume SnapshotRecord 11. Statistics Setting NetworkChapter 4. Managing the Device Network 4. Subnet mask 5. Gateway 6. Obtain DNS from DHCP 7. Primary DNS 1. MAC address 2. Obtain IP address automatically DHCP 3. IP address8. Secondary DNS 9. HTTP Port 1. Setting Easy Installation 2. Site survey 3. MAC address Wireless4. Interface Select 5. Type 6. SSID 7. BSSID8. Channel 9. Security mode DDNS 1. DDNS 2. Server name 3. DDNSHost 4. User name 5. Password PPPoE Streaming1. PPPoE 2. User name 3. Password 4. IP address, Subnet mask, and Gateway read only 5. Status UPnP 1. RTSP Port 2. RTP Port Bonjour IP Filter1. UPnP 2. Friendly Name 3. UPnP NAT Traversal 4. Port Range 5. External IP address IP Notification 1. SMTP Notification e-mail 2. Send To 3. Subject Camera Picture8. HTTP Notification 9. URL 10. HTTP Login Name 11. HTTP Login Password 12. Proxy Address 13. Proxy Port 2. White Balance 3. Exposure Control 4. Color Level 5. Brightness 6. Sharpness 7. Contrast 8. Night Mode 9. White-Light LEDLED ON Threshold 0~10000 LED OFF Threshold 0~10000 Tour Setting Preset Setting10. De-Noise System System1. Tour Name 2. Running 3. Preset 4. Wait Time 1. DIPS Dynamic IP Service 2. Device ID for DIPS Date & Time 6. Power LED Wireless LED 7. Log 8. Reload3. Adjust 3. Device Title 4. Software Version 5. Network LED Maintenance 1. Hard Factory Default Include the network setting2. Factory Default Except the network setting 3. Backup Setting 4. Restore Setting 5. Firmware Upgrade procedure 6. System Restart Video CommonVideo Profile 1. Text Overlay Setting 2. Video Profile 4. GOP Control ROI 0 The area size of ROI 0 is H.264 / VGA, 640 x ROI 1 The area size of ROI 1 is H.264 / QVGA, 320 x User Audio1. Audio 2. Audio Mode 3. Input Gain 4. Output Gain 3. Add, update, and remove of Users account E-Mail1. SMTP Server 2. Test 3. SMTP Port 4. SMTP Object Detection Authentication 5. Authentication User name 6. Authentication Password7. E-mail To 8. E-mail From 9. E-mail Subject 1. Add and Del 2. Included or Excluded Window 3. Name 4. Object Size Event Server FTP ServerTCP Server 1. Name 2. FTP Server 3. Test 4. FTP Login name 5. FTP Login Password 1. Name 2. TCP Server 3. TCP Port HTTP Server1. Name SAMBA Server 2. URL 3. Test 4. HTTP Login name 5. HTTP Login Password6. Proxy Address 7. Proxy Login name 8. Proxy Login Password 1. Name 2. SAMBA Server 3. Test 4. SAMBA Login name 5. SAMBA Login Setting Event SchedulePassword 6. SAMBA Path 1. Name 2. Enable 3. Type 4. Enable Time 5. Trigger by 6. Action Record 1. Record File Type 2. Record File Prefix 3. JPEG Picture Numbers Advance PTZ Adding Preset point2. PTZ 2. Please right click on it and select “Temporarily Allow Scripted Windows” Snapshot Digital ZoomSelecting Tour Volume Record Appendix A Restore Factory Default Settings Restore the device Appendix B Troubleshooting & FAQ FeaturesInstall the Device Question Access the Device UPnP Connection Network Camera’s private IP address Video Quality of the Device Miscellaneous Appendix C Ping IP Address Appendix D Bandwidth Estimation Image ResolutionAverage range of data sizes Average bit rate for Appendix E Specifications 0 ~ 355 180/ second MAX 2 Access the Router with Your Web browser Appendix F Configure Port Forwarding Manually1 Assign a local/fixed IP address to your device 3 Open/set Virtual Server Ports to enable remote image viewing Your WAN IP will be listed here Port section, click Apply Appendix G DDNS Configuration Process of set up your own Domain Name1 Environment of Fixed Valid IP Network 2 Environment of Dynamic IP Network c. Password and confirmation 3. After the columns show up at the left side, click “Create Account”4. Fill the application agreement and necessary information a. Username b. E-mail address and confirmation Internet Camera RXS-3323/RXS-4324 8. Click the “Services” 9. Click the “ Dynamic DNS ” 10. Click the “Get Started” Appendix H 3GPP and iPhone iPhone