Samsung SNB-3000(P) user manual Preamble

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Preamble

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Contents Network Camera Overview English  Overview FCC Statement Important safety instructions Contents Web viewer Setup screen Appendix Product Features Precautions Installation and Use CPU Pentium4 / 2.4GHz or higher Compatible Ip Routers Compatible Poe SwitchesWhat’s Included Lens OptionsAt a Glance Front SidePower Rear SideSystem GND Mounting the CS lens Disconnect the power before proceedingMounting the lens Mounting the C lensInserting/Removing an SD Memory Card Connecting the Auto Iris Lens connectorFocusing Inserting an SD Memory CardMemory Card Information not included What is a memory card?Slot when released Removing an SD Memory CardMemory Card Components Contacts Lock SwitchMemory Card Use SdhcPower Supply Connecting with Other DeviceConnecting to the monitor Network ConnectionLINE-IN LINE-OUT Connecting to Audio Input/OutputMicrophone Speaker Pre-AmpAudio I/O Block Diagram NetworkConnecting to the I/O port box Alarm I/O Wiring Diagram3 4 How to use the menu key You can configure the camera settings using the Web Viewer Camera SET Factory Defaults  System Info Profile  Privacy ZoneCamera Setup Camera IDIris Shutter MotionDNR SENS-UP DAYNIGHT / NIGHTDAY If set to DAY/NIGHTWhite BAL Any excessively bright area in a night scene will be maskedAGC Color SUP Digital ZoomDetail ReverseSelect Point Zone SetupSetting You will see dots on the screenOSD Color Factory DefaultOthers You can set the font color of the user interfaceYou can check the system information SignalLanguage You can select a language to your preferenceNetwork connection and setup Download and upgrade with the latest S/W version availableNetwork connection and setup Select Status from the Settings menu of the IP RouterSetting the IP Router Connecting the Camera Directly to Local Area Networking Connecting to the camera from a local PC in the LANIP Address Setup Buttons used in IP InstallerURL Auto Set Static IP SetupManual Network Setup Support this functionWill be adjusted according to the Http port value Auto Network Setup Http//192.168.1.20110000Dynamic IP Setup Dynamic IP Environment SetupPort Range Forward Port Mapping Setup Manual Port Range ForwardingAddress bar of the Internet browser Connecting to the camera from a shared localConnecting to the camera from a remote PC via the Internet Ex http//mfffe42.websamsung.netConnecting via URL If the Http port is other than Connecting to the cameraUsing URL Normally, you wouldLogin Administrator ID, admin, is fixed and can not be changedTo check the Ddns address Popup setting as follows Installing ActiveXFor Windows XP Service Pack 2 users Current siteAUsing the Live Screen Backup To capture the snapshotTo print out the screenshot To record a videoClick on the scene to record Web viewer Using ThE Sd SEARCh Viewer Screen Sd Search Viewer Screen layoutTo configure the video & audio settings Accessing the Setup screenDefault Setup  Contrast Adjust the contrast fromTo configure the IP settings Differently with each other Click Basic User User setup window appears To set the user accountWhen done, click Apply Selected language will be applied To set the display languageClick Basic Language PC time configuration settings To set the date/timeTo time To update the software To check the log informationSelect system log Log information list appears To reset the system To set the HttpsTo set the text Overlay SetupTo Set IP Filtering Form of https//CameraIPProvider Event SetupTo set the event transfer function To test the FTP transfer Click TestSetup screen To setup the record To set an alarm imageTo set the alarm input To Set Intelligent Video Analysis Setup screen To set the scheduled transfer Network Setup To set the video transfer modeTo set the Ddns Lens Level Backlight DAY ModeALC Night BurstTerminology Cavlc Bitrate Control CBRConstant Bitrate English Specifications DSP CS/CRAM 4CIFARP, DNS, DDNS, Vsip SetupHTTPS, SSL, Dhcp DdnsNtsc Http APISDK MPEG4 4CIF  Test Condition Mjpeg ResolutionCIF, Quality1, Frame rate1Frame Rate Ntsc EstimationHPel264 4CIF MPEG4 VGA 264 VGA MPEG4 CIF 264 CIF Frame Rate PAL Kbps 16 FPS MPEG4 VGA Kbps 17 FPS MPEG4 CIF 264 CIF Problem Solution Alarm Video Transmission must be enabled  Verify the settings in the following sequenceNTP must be properly configured Analysis setting GPL S/W GNU General Public LicensePreamble  Lgpl S/WProgram, and can be reasonably Page Page No Warranty GNU General Public License Terms and Conditions You must show them these terms so they know their rightsSource Code Basic PermissionsProtecting Users Legal Rights From Anti-Circumvention Law Conveying Verbatim Copies Conveying Non-Source FormsPage Additional Terms Acceptance Not Required for Having Copies Automatic Licensing of Downstream RecipientsPatents Use with the GNU Affero General Public License Limitation of Liability Disclaimer of WarrantyGNU Lesser General Public License END of Terms and ConditionsPreamble Page AThe modified work must itself be a software library Page Page Page No Warranty OpenSSL License No Event Shall the OpenSSLOriginal SSLeay License