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Contents Network Camera Overview English Overview FCC Statement Important Safety Instructions Contents Login Connecting to the cameraInstalling ActiveX Using the Live ScreenPrecautions Installation and USE Product FeaturesRecommended PC Specifications IP Installer CD Compatible PoE SwitchesWHAT’S Included Compatible IP RoutersAT a Glance ConnectorFront Side DescriptionRear Side PowerSystem GND Mounting the Lens Disconnect the power before proceedingMounting the CS lens Mounting the C lensFocusing Connecting the Auto Iris Lens connectorINSERTING/REMOVING AN SD Memory Card Inserting an SD Memory CardMemory Card Information not Included What is a memory card?Removing an SD Memory Card Selecting a memory card that’s suitable for youMemory Card Use Contacts Lock SwitchMemory Card Components SdhcConnecting to the monitor Connecting with Other DevicePower Supply Power NetworkMicrophone Connecting to Audio Input/OutputLINE-IN LINE-OUT Speaker Pre-AmpMicrophone Speaker Pre-Amp Audio I/O Block DiagramAlarm I/O Wiring Diagram Connecting to the I/O port boxYou can configure the camera settings using the Web Viewer HOW to USE the Menu KEYMain Menu Factory DefaultsProfile You can configure the general settings of the camera module Camera SetupCamera ID IrisDNR MotionShutter SENS-UPWhite BAL DAY/NIGHTAny excessively bright area in a night scene will be masked Detail Digital ZoomAGC Color SUP ReversePrivacy Zone Zone SetupSelect the Pixel Level You will see dots on the screenOthers Factory DefaultOSD Color You can set the font color of the user interfaceSystem Info  The camera type may different, depend on the video signalLanguage You can check the system informationNetwork connection and setup Select Status from the Settings menu of the IP Router Network connection and setupSetting the IP Router Connecting to the camera from a local PC in the LAN Connecting the Camera Directly to Local Area NetworkingButtons used in IP Installer IP Address SetupURL Manual Network Setup Static IP SetupAuto Set English Auto Network Setup Dynamic IP Environment Setup Dynamic IP SetupManual Port Range Forwarding Port Range Forward Port Mapping SetupConnecting to the Camera from a Remote PC VIA the Internet Connecting to the Camera from a Shared Local PCEx http//mfffe42.websamsung.net Using URL Connecting to the CameraConnecting via URL If the Http port is other than Normally, you wouldTo check the Ddns address LoginFor Windows XP Service Pack 2 users Installing ActivexSetup Move to the Setup screen About Using the Live ScreenReset Alarm SD SearchTo capture the snapshot BackupTo record a video To print out the screenshotClick on the scene to record Recorded space, recording will be forcibly ended Click OKWeb viewer SD Search Viewer Screen layout Using the SD Search Viewer ScreenDefault Setup Accessing the Setup ScreenTo configure the video & audio settings Brightness from 1 to Contrast Adjust the contrast fromTo configure the IP settings Setup screen To set the user account Click Basic User User setup window appearsTo set the display language When done, click Apply Selected language will be appliedClick Basic Language To set the date/time System SetupAlarm occurrence 1, 2 When an alarm is generated To update the softwareTo check the log information Select System Log Log information list appearsAll Restores all settings to the default To reset the systemTo set the Https Click OK to restart the systemTo Set IP Filtering Overlay SetupTo set the text You can display text on the screenTo set the event transfer function Event SetupTo test the FTP transfer Click Test Verified will be displayedSetup screen To set an alarm image To setup the recordTo set the alarm input To Set Intelligent Video Analysis Setup screen To set the scheduled transfer To set the video transfer mode Network SetupTo set the Ddns ITS DAY ModeGaming ALCCavlc TerminologyBitrate Control CBRConstant Bitrate English Specifications RAM CS/CDSP 4CIFHTTPS, SSL, Dhcp SetupARP, DNS, DDNS, Vsip DdnsHttp API NtscSDK EstimationHPel Frame Rate NtscGOP size15 MPEG4 4CIF FPS 30 FPS 15 FPSMPEG4 VGA 264 VGA MPEG4 CIF 264 CIF Frame Rate PAL 25 FPS 13 FPS MPEG4 VGA Kbps 17 FPS MPEG4 CIF 264 CIF Problem Solution TroubleshootingNTP must be properly configured Verify the settings in the following sequenceAlarm Video Transmission must be enabled Analysis settingGNU General Public License GPL/LGPL Software LicensePreamble We protect your rights with two stepsProgram, and can be reasonably Page Page How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs No WarrantyEND of Terms and Conditions Preamble Terms and Conditions Basic Permissions Source CodeProtecting Users Legal Rights From Anti-Circumvention Law Conveying Modified Source Versions Conveying Verbatim CopiesConveying Non-Source Forms Installed in ROM Additional Terms Automatic Licensing of Downstream Recipients Acceptance Not Required for Having CopiesPatents No Surrender of Others Freedom ValidUse with the GNU Affero General Public License END of 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