JVC VN-C10 manual Start up V.Networks Controller

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2-3 Setting the IP Address for VN-C10 with V.Networks Setup Tool (continued)

2. Confirm the settings.

Select whether to use DHCP.

Note

● With DHCP selected, the IP ad- dress of the DHCP server etc. can be checked.

Change the IP address to the one alloted, or approved, by the network administrator.

Set the subnet mask to an appropriate value according to the operating environ- ment. Ask the network administrator if nec- essary.

Click .

[V.Networks ID] works as an identifica-

For other settings, ☞ next pagetion code set to VN-C10. Only alphanu- meric characters can be used. This ID does not directly affect the operation by the user. Normally, the ID should be set as ÒCAM00001,Ó ÒCAM00002Ó etc.

3. Click .

Click to update the values.

Note

A new IP address becomes effective when VN-C10 is automatically reset.

4. Start up [V.Networks Controller]. (☞Page 42)

Note

In a system where more than one VN-C10 are used, turn on the power for a VN-C10 first and proceed the setting to 2-4 Other Settings with V.Networks Setup Tool. Only then turn on the power for a second one and go on to 2-4. Repeat the procedure for the other cameras.

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Contents Networks Important Safeguards Information for USA Safety PrecautionsInformation for Europe Contents Introduction Preparations Others Operations V.Networks Controller Operations Web BrowserIntroduction FeaturesItems Included LAN Specifications Required Operating Environment PC SpecificationsUpgrading the Application Introduction Operating Precautions Lens mount Back-focus adjustment ringBF Lock locking screw Bracket for camera mountingSide and rear views Connection Examples LAN Connection PreparationsNetwork Connection Peer-to-Peer ConnectionAdjusting the Camera Setting the NetworkSetting with V.Networks Controller Operations with V.Networks ControllerAttaching a Lens Preparations Connection and InstallationPin Plug Cable to Use Power CordFor a system with multiple VN-C10s Push Input Requirements Cable SpecificationsOutput Requirements Connecting the Alarm I/O TerminalsFall Prevention Securing wireInstalling the Software Preparations Setting the NetworkInstalling V.Networks Setup Tool Installing DirectX 8.1 and CodecClick Click in Local Area Connection Properties Select Settings and click Control Panel Click Page Start up V.Networks Controller. 30 Page 32 Refer to the relevant pages for these settings shown aboveFollowing screen is displayed for confirmation Operation when alarm input is activated Alarm Other Settings with V.Networks Setup Tool 2. Alarm SettingRelay Alarm Alarm force outputPage Motion Distinction Interval Refresh IntervalAvailable Mask Reference ImageFrame Rate Recording time OthersRecording files Saving images of local recording to the PCPage Error Recovery Connection error PasswordTransfer error User NameMulticast Multi Address Search screen is displayed V.Networks Search screen is displayedSearch result is displayed Page Start up V.Networks Setup Tool and select Web Start up V.Networks Setup Tool and select FTP Server NTP is used New is displayed For a fixed-focus lens Preparations Adjusting the CameraFor a zoom lens Operations Setting with V.Networks Controller View File SettingHelp Select File and then Motion Detect Standby Select the camera Page Select Setting and Quality Default Setting the Image Quality Compression RateWhite Balance Shutter SpeedPage When the settings are complete, click Operations Setting with V.Networks Controller Time Stamp Select Setting and Time Stamp Proceed with the settingWhen complete, click Select Setting and Property Proceed with the settingOperations Operations with V.Networks Controller Camera Reduced screenMoving image window Click the REC buttonClick the Stop button Click the Play button PlaybackPlayback Click Playback is displayed Operations Operations with V.Networks ControllerRecord/Playback time Other Instructions on Record and PlaybackApproximate recording time for 2 GB MPEG4 data Snap screen appears Click the SnapShot buttonSave As screen appears Other viewer softwarePC must also satisfy the following Web browser conditions Operations Operations with a Web BrowserSecurity level User Operator AdministratorVN-C10 top page appears Start up the Web browserSetting page is displayed Other Settings Settings with a Web Browser 1. Other SettingsOperations Operations with a Web Browser Adjust Interval NTP SettingsFile Name Http PortAuto Image Quality Setting WindowGain View Setting Window Settings with a Web Browser 3. View SettingsImage size Alarm 1 Alarm Setting WindowAlarm Out Relay Alarm SettingFTP Client Setting Window Settings with a Web Browser 5. FTP SettingsError Recovery When the next image is uploadedOn connect error On transfer errorStill Image Viewing Still ImagesMoving Image Display in Java Applet VN-C10 Image LinkDisplaying a Still Image Display in ServerpushSymptoms Remedial Actions TroubleshootingOthers External Dimensions Others SpecificationsVN-C10 V.NETWORKS
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VN-C10 specifications

The JVC VN-C10 is a notable entry in the world of network cameras, designed for both professional and consumer use, emphasizing a blend of advanced technology and user-friendly features. It is well-regarded for its reliability and performance, making it a popular choice for security and surveillance applications.

One of the main features of the VN-C10 is its high-resolution imaging capability. With a resolution of up to 640 x 480 pixels, the camera delivers clear and detailed images, which are crucial for accurately monitoring environments. This camera is equipped with a 1/4-inch CCD sensor, known for its excellent light sensitivity. This enables the VN-C10 to produce high-quality video even in low-light conditions, making it versatile for various monitoring needs.

The VN-C10 employs advanced compression technologies to optimize streaming performance while conserving bandwidth. With support for both MPEG-4 and MJPEG compression methods, it allows users to choose the best setting for their specific requirements, balancing image quality with bandwidth usage. This flexibility is particularly important for installations with limited network capacity.

Another significant characteristic of the JVC VN-C10 is its PTZ capabilities, which stands for Pan-Tilt-Zoom. This functionality allows users to control the camera remotely, adjusting its viewing angles and zooming in on specific areas of interest. The ability to cover wide areas while focusing on details enhances the usability of the camera for surveillance tasks.

Integration is a key feature of the VN-C10, as it supports various network protocols including TCP/IP and HTTP. This ensures compatibility with a wide range of devices and software, making it easier to incorporate into existing security systems. Additionally, the camera is equipped with a built-in web server, allowing for straightforward access and configuration through standard web browsers.

In terms of physical characteristics, the JVC VN-C10 has a compact and durable design, which facilitates easy installation in diverse environments. Its robust build quality ensures longevity, while the camera's aesthetic design allows for discreet placement.

Overall, the JVC VN-C10 stands out for its combination of high-performance imaging, flexible streaming options, and user-friendly remote controls. It is an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their surveillance capabilities with a reliable and advanced network camera.
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