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I/O Connector (continued)

The above diagram shows a typical wiring configuration for a normally closed PIR motion sensor. Please refer to your specific motion sensor for the power supply connection to the device since this will be critical to the success of your installation. Note that the positive from the PIR is connected to the D- of the I/O port of the camera and the negative from the PIR is connected to the D+ of the camera I/O port.

Configuring Your Camera for External Trigger Based Recording

To configure your camera to record when triggered by an external device, you must first set your SMTP or FTP settings in order to send snapshots to your email account or FTP server.

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Contents Building Networks for People DCS-5300Contents Package Contents Supports a Variety of Protocols IntroductionMotorized Pan and Tilt Operation CCD SensorInternal/External Microphone OutputSurveillance Software Connections Ethernet Cable ConnectorAttachment socket for the Camera Stand Bottom PanelArrows Home Auto-Patrol Auto-Pan Center Stop Infrared Remote ControlConnect an Ethernet cable Hardware InstallationAttach the external power supply Attaching the Internet Camera to the Camera StandLaunching the Installation Wizard program Installation WizardInstallation Wizard Please wait while the Installation Wizard is installed Installation is now complete Click on the Link to Selected Devices button Setup Installation Wizard ScreenPackage Information Installation Wizard ScreenUpgrade Network SettingsExit Reset to DefaultLocate the Firmware to Upgrade AboutEnabling UPnPTM for Windows XP/Me Go to Start SettingsFollowing screen will appear Enabling UPnPTM for Windows XP/MePlease wait while Setup configures the components Click My Network Places Click DCS-5300-146 Network PlacesInstalling IP surveillance Software Installing IP surveillance Software Installing IP surveillance Software Installation is complete Testing the DCS-5300 Internet Camera Security Assign a Local IP Address for Your Camera Materials NeededGuide Using & Configuring the DCS-5300 with a NAT Router Access Your Router on Your Web Browser Router Set-Up and InstallationOpen Virtual Server Ports to Enable Remote Image Viewing Select Both under Protocol Type TCP and UDP Viewing Your Camera Using the DCS-5300 with an Internet browser Home Page Screen Using the DCS-5300 with an Internet browserClick Connection Type Connection Type and ConfigurationOptions Home Connections ScreenMedia Option Protocol OptionHome Configuration General Settings Configuration Advanced NetworkSmtp account name FTP SettingsSmtp password SMTPmail serverStreaming Settings Http SettingsImprove audio quality in low bandwidth Dynamic DNS Ddns Configuration Advanced Ddns & UPnPClick Apply to make changes effective UPnPAudio Settings Audio Source Color Size Configuration Advanced Audio/VideoMirror Maximum frame rateVideo quality control FlipRecording settings for real-time motion images Recommendations for setting video for the best performanceConfiguration Advanced Image Setting Configuration Advanced Motion Detection Save SensitivityPercentage New Pan Speed Tilt Speed Configuration Advanced Camera ControlUsing the DCS-5300 with an Internet browser Configuration Tools Admin Click System Configuration Tools SystemAutomatic Keep current dateTime ManualConfiguration Tools Applications Event operation Configuration Tools Applications Weekly scheduleDate and time suffix Sequential operationTrigger action FTP put snapshots with5300 Configuration Tools DefaultConfiguration Status Device Info Click Device Info Configuration Status LogConfiguration Help Record Snapshots to your FTP server with Motion Detection Record Snapshots to your FTP server with Motion Detection Secondary FTP passive 2nd FTP remote folderClick Applications Installing the IP surveillance Software Using IP surveillance SoftwareInstalling the IP surveillance software Using IP surveillance SoftwareUsing IP surveillance Software Using IP surveillance Software Click Finish Security for Launcher System Tray IconLock Launcher LauncherUser Interface Playback ToolsAutorun at Startup MonitorSpecial Features Using IP surveillance Software Monitor ProgramFeatures of the Monitor Tool Traditional Surveillance FeaturesVideo area Monitor Program Application Layout and FunctionalitiesMisc. functions Channel areaLogging Monitor ProgramTheAdmin Privilege Camera ConfigurationsLayout of the Configuration Selected camera has been added to the selection list Alert and Recording Settings Recording Settings Record # secs. before event Alert SettingsEnable motion detect Enable digital inputChanging the Camera Order in the List Monitor Program Global Settings Scheduler directory Directory Settings Snapshot directoryRecord Diskspace Usage Settings Cycle Recording Recording directoryDisplay Options Modulation ModeSize Backup SettingsBackup Location Select DirectoryConnection of the DCS-5300 Monitor Program Using the Monitor ProgramShow the video of a specified channel Video Removing video from a display window Layout Use to switch between cameras Input/Output Control Tools DI/DO Control ControlAlertMessage Minimize AboutMiscellaneous Functions QuitFull Screen Configuration MenuVolume Control Common Control FunctionsStatus Bar Start the Scheduler Using IP surveillance Software SchedulingInvoke Scheduler Introduction SchedulingLayout and Functionalities Part Functionalities of Configuration ComponentsMarking/Unmarking the Recording Time on the Week Time-Line Primary ScheduleSchedule with Time Lines Week Time-LineBegin and End Time Hour Time-LineMarking/Unmarking the Recording Time on the Hour Time-Line Schedule with Time PickerMotion Detection Schedule in event modeApply and Erase Buttons Schedule modes Schedule in Continuous modeSecondary Schedule DigitalInputSchedule Scheme operations Features of Playback Using IP surveillance Software Playback ProgramLayout Playback Program LoggingDisplayArea Playback ProgramMainAreas ControlArea IndicatorsArea Selection Indicator HistogramAreaPull Bar SettingsSnapshot file location Database locationAVI file location Playback Program Normal Single Frame Mode Selector Tools Using ToolsHistogramArea Period Selector Location SelectorFull Range Playback Method SelectorAlertAreaSelector Play ControlFast Play and Slow Play PlayPause/Resume ForwardZoomOut DisplayAdjustment ToolZoom Full Screen Searching Range Adjustment ToolboxLock Window Full RangeSystem Control Toolbox Exit SettingsMinimize Schedule Video Recording with Motion Detection Click Scheduler 124 Can I capture still images from the Internet Camera? What is an Internet Camera?Appendix What algorithm is used to compress the digital image?Can the Internet Camera be setup as a PC-cam on a computer? Focus on the Internet Camera is bad, how can I correct it? Noisy images occur. How can I solve the problem?How to Ping Your IP Address Reset button Reset and RestoreConnector Definition for the Internet Camera ConnectorConnector 132 133 Configuration Advanced Audio/Video Adjusting the Cameras FocusRemote management Technical SpecificationsTechnical Specifications Technical Support Contacting Technical SupportTime Zone Table Time Zone Table USA only WarrantyWarranty USA only 142 Registration
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DCS-5300 specifications

The D-Link DCS-5300 is a versatile and feature-rich network camera designed for both home and business surveillance applications. As part of D-Link's range of innovative security solutions, the DCS-5300 offers users an efficient way to monitor their environment remotely, ensuring peace of mind whether you're at home or away.

One of the standout features of the DCS-5300 is its ability to provide clear and high-quality video footage. The camera comes equipped with a 1/4 inch CMOS sensor, delivering vibrant images with a resolution of up to 640 x 480 pixels. This ensures that users can capture detailed visuals, making it easier to identify people and objects in the frame, even at night.

The DCS-5300 operates on a fixed lens with a wide-angle view, allowing users to cover a larger area without the need for multiple cameras. Additionally, the built-in pan and tilt functionality enables users to remotely adjust the camera's position through a web interface or mobile app. This feature is particularly beneficial for monitoring larger spaces, as it allows users to zoom in on specific areas of interest.

Connectivity is another strong point of the DCS-5300. It supports both wired Ethernet and wireless connections, providing flexibility in installation. The camera is equipped with IEEE 802.11b/g wireless support, allowing for quick setup without the need for cumbersome cabling. The camera also features a built-in microphone, enhancing its surveillance capabilities by capturing audio alongside video feeds.

For added convenience, the DCS-5300 offers remote access through D-Link's mydlink cloud services. This cloud functionality enables users to view live video feeds and recordings from anywhere using a smart device or PC. Additionally, motion detection features can be configured to send alerts, ensuring that users are notified of any suspicious activities promptly.

The DCS-5300 is also equipped with several video compression technologies, including Motion JPEG and H.264, optimizing bandwidth usage without sacrificing quality. Users can adjust settings according to their needs, making it suitable for various network environments.

In summary, the D-Link DCS-5300 impresses with its robust feature set, including high-quality video, remote accessibility, and flexible connectivity options. With its combination of pan and tilt capabilities, motion detection features, and compact design, the DCS-5300 is a reliable choice for anyone looking to enhance their security measures, whether at home or in a business setting. Its functionality and ease of use make it a worthy investment for effective surveillance.
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