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Using the DCS-5300 with an Internet browser (continued)

Configuration > Tools > Applications (Continued)

Trigger action -

There are four options for two actions regarding

 

either trigger condition. They can have multiple

 

selections. While choosing the trigger output

 

alarm, the digital output will short both pins to

 

connect the circuit of the attached external

 

device; otherwise both pins will be open. While

 

choosing to upload snapshots, the method can

 

be either email or FTP. The snapshot names will

 

be “videopre.jpg”, videotrg.jpg”, and

 

“videopos.jpg” respectively for the snapshots

 

before event, right upon event, and after event.

 

The date and time suffix may be added according

 

to the option. Confirm the external mail or FTP

 

server settings in network configuration.

Sequential operation

Snapshot every second(s) - The DCS-5300will send snapshots at the

specified interval to the external server according to the chosen method. Remember this operation is dependent to the weekly schedule.

Send snapshots by email - Any upload action specified in the options above will use the method chosen here. The captured snapshot named “video.jpg” will be attached in the email with subject “Periodic snapshots.”

Send snapshots by FTP - The captured snapshots will upload to the external

 

FTP server with the file name depending on the

 

next option. It can be used to refresh the captured

 

image stored in the external web server to build

FTP put snapshots with

creative homepages.

If the suffix is added, the captured date and time

date and time suffix -

 

can be easily differentiated from the snapshot file

 

name in either sequential or event operation. For

 

instance, “video@20020102030405.jpg” means

 

the JPEG image was captured at 4 minutes and 5

 

seconds after 3 o’clock, January 2nd, A.D. 2002.

 

If the suffix is omitted, the file named “video.jpg”

 

on the external FTP server will be refreshed at

 

the specified interval.

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Contents Link SecuriCam Contents Package Contents Features and Benefits IntroductionFeatures & Benefits Connections Ethernet Cable ConnectorDC Power Connector MicrophoneConnector Bottom PanelInfrared Remote Control Arrows Home Auto-Patrol Auto-Pan Center StopHardware Installation Attaching the Internet Camera to the Camera StandSoftware Installation Installing the IP Installer programSoftware Installation Software Installation Go to Start Settings Enabling UPnP for Windows XP/MEEnabling UPnP for Windows XP/ME Please wait while Setup configures the components Network Places Click My Network Places Click DCS-5300-146Installing IP surveillance Software Installing IP surveillance Software Select the destination Directory Installation is complete Testing the DCS-5300 Internet Camera Security Materials Needed GuideAssign a Local IP Address for Your Camera Using & Configuring the DCS-5300 with a NAT Router Router Set-Up and Installation Access Your Router on Your Web BrowserOpen 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 Connection Type Configuration Home Page ScreenProtocol Option Home Connections ScreenMedia Option OptionsHome Configuration Configuration Advanced Network General SettingsHttp Settings Configuration Advanced Network Settings Streaming Settings Wlan Configuration SettingsConfiguration Advanced Network Settings Configuration Advanced Mail & FTP SmtpConfiguration Advanced Mail & FTP FTP Settings Primary FTP Passive ModeClick Apply to make changes effective Configuration Advanced Ddns & UPnP Dynamic DNS DdnsUPnP Click Apply to make changes effectiveConfiguration Advanced Audio/Video Audio Settings Audio Source Text on video Color SizeVertically rotate the video Recommendations for setting video for the best performance My priority is real-time motion imagesMy priority is clear identification for each image Configuration Advanced Image Setting Want to compromise between real-time and clear imagesConfiguration Advanced Motion Detection Percentage Window NameSensitivity NewConfiguration Advanced Camera Control Pan Speed Tilt SpeedClick Apply to make changes effective Configuration Tools Admin Host name Configuration Tools SystemIndicator Turn off the LEDNTP server ManualAutomatic Time zoneConfiguration Tools Applications Page FTP put snapshots with Sequential operationTrigger action Date and time suffixConfiguration Tools Default Configuration Status Device InfoConfiguration Status Log Click Device InfoConfiguration Help Using IPsurveillance Software Monitor ProgramFor 5 to 9 channels Monitor Program Main ScreenFor 1 to 4 channels For 10 to 16 channelsVideo area Miscellaneous functionsChannel area Layout areaHard disk status Recording settingsLogging DI/DO controlHome Camera Configuration Screen Using IP surveillance Software Motion Window and Alert Settings Changing the Camera Order in the ListGlobal Settings Saving the ChangesDay Red Connecting to the DCS-5300Off BlinkAdding a Channel Stop Monitoring a Channel Moving Channels to Another Video AreaLayout Record & Schedule ControlDI/DO Control Backup Alert MessageTime=alert type #channel numberwin1,win2,win3 Miscellaneous Functions SchedulingWeek time-line Is the Month time-lineCamera Schedule-Record-File operations Schedule with Time Picker Select periodOnce Every Hour Every Day Every Week Flexible searching range adjustment tool Powerful play control toolConvenient display adjustment tool Playback ProgramLogging-in Display Area Frame Selection Indicator SettingsPull Bar Database path Normal Single Frame Mode Control panel positionHistogram Area Preview Multiple Frame Mode Histogram Area Selector toolsLocation Selector Time Period Period SelectorPlayback Method Selector Full Range Events PreviewPlay Control Alert Area SelectorPlay Pause Display Adjustment ToolboxStop Step ForwardFull Screen Searching Range Adjustment ToolboxZoom Out ZoomExporting Toolbox TransducerSnapshot PrintPlayback Program System Control Toolbox Lock WindowQuit Firmware Upgrades Firmware Upgrades Click Exit Internet Camera Features Internet Camera InstallationAppendix Can the Internet Camera be setup as a PC-cam on a computer? Click Start, Setting, Control Panel, and the Network iconFocus on the Internet Camera is bad, how can I correct it? How to Ping Your IP Address Noisy images occur. How can I solve the problem?Reset and Restore Reset buttonConnector Connector Definition for the Internet CameraTechnical Specifications Remote managementTechnical Specifications Contacting Technical Support TechnicalSupportTime Zone Table Time Zone Table Warranty and Registration USA only108 109
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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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