Toshiba IK-WB21A Glossary Index, Specifications of Alarm Signals, Example Circuit Connection

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Alarm Terminals (Cont.)

■ Specifications of Alarm Signals

Glossary (Index)

and Operation

Introduction

Viewing Listening

Recording

Name

Internal Circuit

Signal Condition

 

 

 

 

 

 

Non-Voltagepoint signal, CMOS 3.3V-GND

 

 

 

signal inputs

 

 

DC3.3V

Normal Opened

 

 

100ms or more

 

 

 

 

 

 

3.3V

Alarm Input

 

47kΩ

 

 

 

0V

 

 

 

 

220Ω

To

Normal Closed

 

Inside

100ms or more

 

CMOS input

3.3V

 

the

 

 

 

 

Camera

 

 

 

 

 

0V

 

220Ω

 

 

 

Inside

 

 

Alarm Output

the

To

Max. DC24V, 50mA

 

Camera

CMOS Output

 

A

 

Accessories

4

Administrator

30

Administrator setup menu

32

ALARM IN/OUT

 

Alarm input/output

101

Alarm list

46

Alarm setting

73

Audio output

16

Audio setting

79

Auto B/W

68

Auto Gain Control

69

Auto panning

40

In this function the network camera

automatically moves back and forth

horizontally once. It is also called as

horizontal patrol.

 

Auto patrol

40

A maximum of ten preset camera

positions can be assigned. Camera

moves to those preset positions at

designated time interval.

 

B

 

Backlight Compensation

70

D

 

Date and time setting

95

DC IN 12V Power plug input terminal ....

16

DDNS

88

(Dynamic Domain Name System)

 

This is the technique to overwrite the information of DNSDomain Name Systemserver dynamically and forward only different informations between DNS servers. Because of this, it enables to reduce forwarding data which are needed to renew information of DNS server, and reduce overhead of the network. When combined with DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol), it is possible to assign IP address and host name right away as the host on the LAN changes.

Default gateway

86

Network devices cannot

 

communicate directly with devices

 

in other networks. In this case,

 

communication becomes possible

 

by using devices like router.

 

Default gateway is the IP address

 

Introduction

and

Viewing

Operation

Listening

 

Recording

Set up

Others

■ Example Circuit Connection

Network Camera

ALARM IN

ALARM OUT

GND

LightBuzzeretc...

Door Sensor

��

Before calling service personnel 115

Brightness adjustment

67

Browser

34

Software to browse Web screens.

One example is Internet ExplorerTM

of MicrosoftCorporation.

 

C

 

Camera image screen

36

Camera searching application

"Camera Finder"

28

Camera name

86

Changing password

92

Color difference gain

71

Connection

26

Continuous Recording

52

Controller

38

Crossover cable

26

One of the Ethernet cables

made to

connect 2 PCs without using hub or router.

of the router.

 

DHCP

25

(Dynamic Host Configuration

 

Protocol)

 

This is the protocol to assign IP

 

address dynamically to each client

 

on TCP/IP network. DHCP server

 

controls information of IP address,

 

gateway address, domain name

 

and subnet mask and can assign

 

these to client.

 

DNS

86

(Domain Name System)

 

Domain Name Systems translates

 

IP addresses into names making

 

easier to manage hosts.

 

Download

96

Taking and saving data from a device in remote place by using network.

Set up

Others

102

103

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Contents Model IK-WB21A Introduction Terms and TrademarksFccus Information Tested To Comply With FCC Standards For Home or Office USETable of Contents ・ Recording by alarm SettingRecording Images on FTP Server ・ Scheduled RecordingImportant Safeguards Important Safeguards Precautions for Use SpecificationsAC adaptor SD Memory CardFeatures of the Camera Overview of the Network CameraInstalling the Camera Names of Camera PartsRemove the terminal cover Connect the AC adapter cable and LAN cable to the cameraWhen installing on ceiling AC adapter cable LAN cableMount the camera on the ceiling attachment Install the cover for mounting on a ceilingRemoving the camera from the ceiling attachment Connecting the Power Cord Turning on the PowerItems needed for network camera monitoring system IP AddressTest the camera connection using ping Connection ConfigurationSet the IP address of the personal computer Click the camera you want to login from the list of cameras Click the Administrator button or the User buttonAdministrator Log-in and User Log-in OperationSetup Screen Administrator Log-in Screen and User Log-in ScreenBrowser setting when proxy server is used Viewing and listeningViewing images Log-in the cameraAudio Camera image screenMoving the screen center Number and Item DescriptionPreset button. The preset control panel will ControllerPresetting of Camera Position by Administrator Configuring a Preset Selecting a PresetAssign the camera position in the Preset list Preset Name Settings Setup Preset ItemsPreset Position Settings Playing Recorded Alarm Images Playing Recorded Normal ImagesClick Camera Settings on the Admin. menu. Then Audio OutClick Audio in the sub menu Camera Image screen and set to displayRecord setting Insert SD memory card to the camera Click Camera Settings on the Admin. MenuAbout Recording Images Click Recording in the sub menuConfigure each setting items Click Camera Settings in the Admin. MenuClick the Save button under the items Deleting Record FileRecord setting Click the Save button to save settingsRecording Images on FTP Server Click FTP Recording in the sub menuTransfer Image Size FTP Server UsageScheduled Recording Displayed if Scheduled Recording is chosen as an FTPEX/MD SD card back up ・ The setup screen for Jpeg Local Saving will appear File Transfer Order Scheduled RecordingImages Jpeg files can be recorded in a personal computer ・ Jpeg file will appear on the personal computerSetting ・ The setup screen for Wave Local Saving will appearClick an item in the sub menu desired to set Sound can be recorded in a personal computer wav fileCamera/Basic Settings Click 1. General in the sub menuOverview Characteristics Remarks Camera TemperatureOperating color AutomaticallyMiddle LOWHigh Camera/Alarm Settings Click Camera Settings on the Administrator SetupSetup 3 Item setting MenuClick 5. E-mail in the sub menu Camera/E-mail SettingsOFF Operation Introduction Camera/Audio Settings Click 6. Audio in the sub menuPAN/TILT Basic Settings Click PAN/TILT Settings in the Admin. MenuClick 2. Preset in the sub menu PAN/TILT Preset Settings・ a setup screen of PAN/TILT Preset Settings will appear Click PAN/TILT Settings in the Administrator Setup menu PAN/TILT Auto PatrolPAN/TILT Operation Range Click 3. Auto Patrol in the sub menuNetwork Basic Settings Click Network Settings in the Admin. Menu・ The sub menu for Network Settings will appear ・ a setup screen of Network Basic Settings will appearNetwork/DDNS Settings Network / FTP Server SettingsClick 2. Ddns in the sub menu Click 3. FTP Server in the sub menu・ The sub menu for multi screen display setting will appear Click Multi Screen Display in the Admin. MenuClick 1. Adding and Removing Cameras in the sub menu Click Admin. Function in the Admin. Menu Click 1. Changing ID/Password in the sub menuAdministrator log-in name and password can be set ・ The sub menu for administrator functions will appearClick Admin. Functions in the Admin. Menu ・ The sub menu for administrator function will appearClick 2. User Operation Restriction in the sub menu Click 3. Date and Time in the sub menuClick 4. FW Update in the sub menu Click the Browse... buttonSelect the file for the latest firmware saved in First step Click the Upload button in the screen for StepClick Configuration Information in the sub menu Select a saved setup fileReset all set values to factory defaults Network Camera RebootingAlarm Terminals Click Log Management in the Admin. MenuLooking up the log or setup items Click 1. Browse and Delete in the sub menuGlossary Index Specifications of Alarm SignalsExample Circuit Connection LAN FTPJpeg LiveLog Display Output message Message109 Before Calling Service Personnel Before Calling Service Personnel... 114 116 117 Specifications OthersAppearance Diagram Installed on desk Unit mm inches Installed on ceilingVersion 2, June GNU General Public LicensePreamble 125 No Warranty END of Terms and ConditionsToshiba America Information SYSTEMS. INC