Sony MPEG4 LAN Camera operation manual PPPoE & Ddns Using the PPPoE, PPPoE Settings

Page 57

5.1.8 PPPoE & DDNS

Using the PPPoE

1.Install the XDSL software (obtained from your ISP dealer) in your PC.

2.Search your LAN CAMERA's IP address: you can use your Network Viewer's Scan IP program, or just connect the LAN CAM and the Video monitor. The monitor screen will show the IP address on its right side.

3.Change the switch on the LAN CAM's side panel to position # 4.

4.Installing an IP address in your PC or notebook.

Desktop → Move the mouse focus to the Network neighborhood and click the right key of the mouse → Choose the properties → Choose your local connection → Choose the properties and select the configuration → Select the TCP / IP → Choose the properties → Type in the IP address in a four-part formula, for example “192. 168. 1.101” (the first three parts must be identical to the above numbers, only the last part can be changed to your own number, which must never exceed 255) → Click the mask and the mask input, namely “255. 255. 255. 0” (a fixed formula) → Click “OK” → Click “OK”.

5.Desktop → Choose IE browser → Type in the LAN CAMERA IP address in the URL (check step # 2 above) → Enter → LAN CAM images will appear.

PPPoE Settings

1.Enter the LAN CAMERA home page → Choose the network → Type in “User Name: admin”

and “Password: 9999” → Click “OK’.

2.Choose PPPoE → PPPoE mode: Select “ON” → Type in “Account” → Type in “Password”

→ Submit → Unplug the power connection.

3.Plug in the LAN CAMERA and it will receive an IP address from the ISP dealer (this IP address is dynamic --- every time you unplug and plug in again you’ll get a new IP address).

55

Page 56 Page 58
Image 57
Page 56 Page 58
Contents MPEG-4 LAN Camera Page Table Of Contents Functions of client PC Operating Instructions for Image Software and NetworkSafety Precautions Product Instructions Product FeaturesInstallation Technical SpecificationsGeneral CameraSensitivity ExposureImage General I/OAccessories Included Dimensions / WeightVideo OUT Connector Alarm I/O & RS-232 PortEthernet 10/100 Connector Front Panel and Rear PanelPin configuration chart RS-232 Port & Alarm I/ORS-485 D RS-485 D+Flank Panel DIP SwitchUSB function Network Setting PPPoEInstallation Connecting with a Multiplexer UPDATE.BIN LAN Camera SD card Troubleshooting PC Wiring Configuration Cable ConnectionsConnect to a computer Connect to a LAN Hub Intranet Configure Your LAN Camera Network Settings Enable Dhcp FunctionSet IP Address Page TCP/IP Communication Software TCP/IP Installation Select TCP/IP, and then click Properties TCP/IP configuration settingClick Start Programs MS-DOS Prompt Connection TestingPage RJ-45 socket Microsoft Internet Explorer Connecting the LAN CameraBrowsing images from the LAN Camera Homepage of Mjpeg modeImage setting page of Mjpeg mode Change Image SettingFine Tune mode Description of function keys MPEG4 modeMjpeg mode Exchange the image formatChange the Network Setting Description of function keys Change the Network Setting FTP Mjpeg mode only Change the Network Setting Smtp Mjpeg mode only Change the Network Setting Sntp Change the Network Setting Ddns Enable Ddns Function Checkmark to activate the function Change the Network Setting PPPoE Set the Date and Time of the system Change the System SettingChange the System Setting Timestamp Change the System Setting -Users Change the System Setting Digital I/O Change the System Setting Audio Mechanism View the Event Logs Change the Application Setting SD Card setting page of Mjpeg mode Change the Application Setting SD Card Application SettingFile numbers Sets the quantity of images per Email Record setting page of Mjpeg mode Change the Application Setting -Record Schedule Mjpeg mode Change the Application Setting Alarm Motion Detection Change the SD card Setting RS232 Setting Description of function keys Change the Pan/Tilt settingRS485 Setting Description of function keys Page PPPoE Settings PPPoE & Ddns Using the PPPoETest Go to the Internet Ddns settingsIntroduction to IP surveillance LAN Camera IP SurveillanceInstall the IP surveillance for the ZIP file View the LAN Camera video from a remote PC LAN Camera software Login the LAN Camera softwarePage Above instructions Live Monitor Page Recording List Playback ViewerPage Page Setting Alarm Setting Device SettingPage Page Page Page Logout LockTray Exit SettingImage Viewer Question Tick on Enable ALARM-SAVE into SD Card to activate itSet the recording time the AVI duration of the SD card Use IE to view the recorded filesSet the PPPoE function Upload the recorded file via the FTP Use the Sub Hostname to view the LancamAdd a new user Set the upload rateModify the user Delete a userWeight 306g Dimensions MPEG4 Resolution Full D1, Half D1, CIF MPEG4 QualityOperation Temperature ∘C ~ 50∘C 41∘F ~ 122∘F Regulation Provided AccessoriesFunctions of client PC Appendix 1. -SCANIP Page Page Check the IP class of your PC Appendix 2. -LANCAM UPnP How ToPage Page Install UPnP Packets Check UPnP User Interface, and choose OK. See Figure Turn on Services Page Page Page Scan LANCams through My Network Place ARP and ping from Windows or MS-DOS Setting the IP AddressARP and ping from Unix or GNU/Linux Registering for a Ddns Create an account Set up the DdnsPage Page 100 Unit is in Mbps/second Appendix 5. -MPEG4 Bit Rate Lookup Table of LAN CameraRMN0100031v1.3 Appendix 6. -FAQ

MPEG4 LAN Camera specifications

The Sony MPEG4 LAN Camera is a groundbreaking device that has transformed the way surveillance and video monitoring are approached. With its combination of advanced technologies, the camera delivers exceptional video quality, making it a preferred choice for various applications, including security, remote monitoring, and even broadcasting.

One of the standout features of the Sony MPEG4 LAN Camera is its ability to compress video streams using the MPEG4 codec. This technology enables the camera to transmit high-quality video over IP networks, significantly reducing bandwidth consumption while maintaining clarity and detail. The result is smooth video playback and efficient storage management, making it an ideal tool for both home and professional users.

The camera also boasts an impressive resolution that ensures detailed imagery. With capabilities often reaching up to 720p, users can expect crisp visuals that are essential for accurate monitoring and analysis. This level of detail helps to reduce uncertainties in security applications, providing clearer evidence and facilitating quicker response times when incidents occur.

Another important characteristic of the Sony MPEG4 LAN Camera is its versatility in connectivity options. Designed for seamless integration into existing network infrastructures, it supports various protocols, including Ethernet and wireless connectivity. This flexibility allows users to easily position the camera in optimal locations without the constraints of physical cabling.

In terms of usability, the camera is equipped with user-friendly interfaces that simplify setup and operation. Remote monitoring is made easy with web-based access, allowing users to view live feeds and recorded footage from virtually anywhere with an internet connection. Moreover, the camera typically includes motion detection capabilities, ensuring that alerts can be set up for specific activities, thus enhancing security measures.

Additionally, excellent low-light performance is another key feature of this camera. Many models incorporate advanced sensor technology and infrared capabilities, which enable clear video capture even in poor lighting conditions. This ensures that security is maintained at all times of the day, giving users peace of mind.

Overall, the Sony MPEG4 LAN Camera combines innovative technology with user-friendly design, making it a valuable tool for surveillance and monitoring purposes. Its features, including MPEG4 compression, high resolution, versatile connectivity, and low-light performance, set it apart in the competitive market of IP cameras, catering to the diverse needs of users across various sectors.
Top Page Image Contents