Chapter 3 Configuring and Managing the IP Camera
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| Configuration Overview |
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Table | Guidelines for Configuring the IP Camera (continued) |
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| Audio options |
| Includes options for audio | Required if you use an external | See the “Audio Window” section | ||||
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| streams that are received or sent | microphone or speaker. | on page | ||||
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| by the IP camera. |
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| Privacy regions |
| Creates up to four | Optional. | See the “Privacy Region | ||||
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| masking zones that can be used |
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| to provide regions of privacy in |
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| the camera field of view. Video |
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| within privacy regions is not |
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| recorded in the camera, nor sent |
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| in the video stream. |
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| Focus/Zoom options | Remotely sets the zoom and | Required after first setting the IP | See the “Focus/Zoom Window” | |||||
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| focus for the IP camera field of | camera field of view, or after the | section on page | ||||
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| view. | field of view is changed. |
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| Security options |
| Let you stop IP camera | Optional. | See the “Security Windows” | ||||
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| processes, configure |
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| administrator and root password |
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| requirements, and allow access |
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| to the IP camera through HTTP |
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| or Secure Shell (SSH) |
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| connections. |
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| Mail/FTP?HTTP | Determines whether and how the | Required if you want the IP | See the “Mail/FTP/HTTP | |||||
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| IP camera notifies you when an | camera send event notification | Window” section on page | ||||
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| event occurs. | messages. |
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| Motion detection | Determines whether and how the | Optional. | See the “Motion Detection | |||||
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| IP camera detects activity in its |
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| field of view, which in turn can |
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| generate an alert. |
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| Event handling |
| Determines actions that the IP | Optional. | See the “Event Window” section | ||||
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| camera takes when it detects an |
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| event. An event can be motion |
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| that is detected in the field of |
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| view or a state change that is |
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| detected on and input port. |
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| SNMP options |
| Configure SNMP settings. | Optional. | See the “SNMP Window” | ||||
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| I/O ports options | Set the default states for the IP | Required if you connect devices | See the “Alarm I/O Ports | |||||
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| camera input and output ports, | through the IP camera input or | Window” section on page | ||||
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| how the ports respond to events, | output ports. |
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| and how the ports respond to |
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| manual control. |
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| Log file options |
| Control which log information | Recommended. | See the “Syslog & Log Window” | ||||
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| the IP camera captures and |
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| whether it sends the log file to a |
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| Syslog server. |
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| Video log options | Let you manage the IP camera | Recommended. | See the “Video Log Window” | |||||
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| video log. |
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