Toshiba IK-WB02A manual Ex/Md

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4)Enter “File Name”

●Enter characters in the part described as (keyword). File name will be shown like this:

e.g. EX (keyword) yyyy mm dd HH MM SS ***N--A.JPG

NOTE

• You cannot use these characters: \ / : ; , ” ? * < >

Followings are the meaning of each part.

EX/MD

“EX” indicates this is the file for detected external alarm.

 

 

 

 

“MD” indicates this is the file for detected motion.

 

 

 

 

 

(keyword)

Enter user defined keyword in characters.

 

 

 

 

 

yyyymmdd

Indicates date (Year, Month, Day).

(e.g. January 1, 2004 ➝ 2004 01 01)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Indicates time (Hour, Minute, Second).

HHMMSS

(e.g. 23:59:00 ➝ 23 59 00).

 

 

 

 

Time is displayed in 24-hour time display.

 

 

 

 

 

***

If the camera records more than one image at the same period, the

order is indicated with 3-digit number. The bigger the number, the newer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(latest) the image.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Indicates Daylight Saving.

N

N: Not in Daylight Time

 

 

 

 

D: Daylight (Summer) Time

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Indicates total number of generated alarm(s). when the number reaches

 

 

 

 

to 99, it returns to 00 and starts adding again.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A: Pre-Recording images.

A/B/C

B: Image when alarm has generated.

 

 

 

 

C: Post-Recording images.

 

 

 

 

 

5)Enter “Server Path”

●Configure FTP server directory to record files. If you do not know the directory, ask for your FTP server administrator.

6)Click “Save Settings” button to save configured items

●The changes are discarded.

Installation/Set up

and OperationViewing • Listening

Recording

Setting up

Others

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Contents Model IK-WB02A Fccus Information Canadian Information Terms and Trademarks IntroductionAccessories Table of Contents Retain Instructions Heed Warnings Follow Instructions CleaningAccessories Read InstructionsLightning Power SourcesPower-Cord Protection VentilationServicing Damage Requiring serviceReplacement Parts Safety CheckField Installation Marking Do not shoot intense light Install the camera Where no video noise appearsCheck the ambient temperature and humidity Do not aim the camera at the sunAbout the SD Memory Card Precautions for UseAbout the AC Adapter About the PoE Power Supply DeviceAbout the software Precautions for UseCamera Installation Guide Toshiba America Information SYSTEMS. INC Network Camera Table of Contents Setting up Important Safety Instructions Names and Features of Parts Iris Jack 4P Phase Controller LL switch BLC switchIris switch Power Select switch Tripod Screw HoleInstallation/Setup Installing a Lens Connecting to a Video MonitorAbout Audio Input/Output Line-Lock control CAMERA1 Monitor TV CAMERA2 Video SwitcherSet the iris switch on the right Side of the camera Default Adjusting a LensAdjusting the Back Focus Adjusting the IrisBack Light Compensation Auto White Balance AWBFixed iris lens Requirements for Network Camera Monitoring System Setting Up the Network Camera EnvironmentAbout the IP Address Obtaining an IP address automatically from the Dhcp serverEntering an IP Address Manually Structure of Connection Set the IP address of the personal computer Connecting Connect a LAN cable and then turn the power onClick the camera you want to login from the list of cameras Setting up Camera FinderUsing Camera Finder to Search for a Camera Click Exit button to close Camera Finder Click the User buttonClick Admin on the left side of the screen Changing Administrator Login ID and PasswordClick the browser Click the Change buttonClick User on the left side of the screen Setting up Access RestrictionClick the Set/Change button Click Network on the left side of the screen Configuring the Network ManuallyClick the Save button Select ManuallyPage Operation Audio Listening Viewing and ListeningViewing Images Close the browser to log off disconnect the cameraCamera Window Screen Menu that is displayed when right-clicking on the imageAdjusting Images on the Camera BLC1 BLC2 BLC3 BLC4BLC5 Adding Images Using Playback Function Click Playback on the left side of the Camera Window screenAbout the Playback Operating Buttons Playing Alarm Images Click the button on the right side of the alarm listAlarm List Playing Recorded Normal Images Click the button on the right side of the normal listNormal List Click View log on the left side of the Camera Window screen Viewing LogsClick the Audio Out start button below the image SpeakingPage Recording About Recording Images Recordable Media Recordable ContentsRecording Settings Insert an SD memory card Recording Images on an SD Memory CardClick Recording on the left side of the screen Configure each setting items Alarm RecordingNormal Click FTP client on the left side of the screen Recording Images on FTP ServerFTP General Settings Connect to FTP Enable Click the Save Settings button below the settingPeriodic FTP by Schedule Configure recording scheduleConfigure timer pattern Configure IntervalsClick Save Settings button to save configured items Enter File NameEnter Server Path FTP by External Alarm/Motion Detection EX/MD Hhmmss FTP by EXT Control Recording Data by EXT ControlImage Accumulation to SD Memory Card File Transfer Order Click Image Recording Setting up RecordingClick the Start button Recording Images on a Personal ComputerSpecify the destination folder and file name Click Save Current Picture AsPage Setting up Configure each item How to Set upSystem Settings Click System on the left side of the screenChanging the camera name Adjusting the date and time Setting up a format to display date/timeSetting the color of date/time display Changing the time using an NTP server settingUpdating the Firmware Rebooting the network cameraClick Firmware update Importing the Settings Saved on a Personal ComputerDisplaying the screen asking a user name and password User SettingsDeleting a user name Storing the user name and passwordChanging the Administrator ID and password Admin SettingsRestarting the camera Setting SoundAlarm Settings Click Alarm on the left side of the screenConfiguring an external alarm Setting up EXT Control Setting the motion detectionConfiguring the connection Network SettingsConfiguring the Http port number Click Mail on the left side of the screen Mail SettingsSetting up FTP Client Settings Click FTP server on the left side of the screen FTP Server SettingsClick Ddns on the left side of the screen Ddns SettingsRecording Settings Click Sound on the left side of the Camera Window screen Audio SettingsBefore Starting Updating the FirmwareClick Firmware update Click the Browse buttonClick Upload button on the screen shown in Step Specify the destination and then save the file Click Export current configurationsClick Import on the screen shown in Step Select the file on settings you savedOthers Alarm Terminals Example Circuit Connection Specifications of Alarm SignalsIndex Glossary Accessories Safety Precautions5FTP Smtp Wall bracket Safety Precautions15 Display of Logs FTP downaccumulation finish Cannot login to Browser Before Calling Service PersonnelTrying to login CapsLock of the PC is Before Calling Service Personnel... RAM Wrong way Gather sound Poor Cannot send Symptom Cause How to Manage Recorded Others IK-WB02A SpecificationsAppearance Diagram Toshiba America Information SYSTEMS. INC EMIコアの使いかた How to use EMI coreAbout the Power Select Switch When power is supplied from a PoE compatible hub, etcWhen power is supplied from an AC24V or DC12V power source
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IK-WB02A specifications

Toshiba has made significant strides in the realm of advanced surveillance technology with its series of camera models, including the IK-WB02A, FSM-3610, FB-3010HB, IK-WB15A, and IK-6420A. Each of these models carries unique features and functionalities designed to cater to various surveillance needs.

The Toshiba IK-WB02A is a compact yet powerful network camera that excels in providing high-definition video feeds. Notable for its 2 MP resolution, it offers sharp image clarity and detailed visuals, making it an ideal choice for any indoor surveillance application. Its PoE (Power over Ethernet) functionality simplifies installation, reducing the clutter of cables. The camera also supports H.264 compression technology, which allows for efficient video streaming while conserving bandwidth.

Moving on to the FSM-3610, this camera is celebrated for its enhanced low-light capabilities. Equipped with a wide dynamic range (WDR) feature, it can capture clear images even in challenging lighting conditions. The FSM-3610 is particularly suitable for outdoor surveillance, providing weather-resistant housing and a rugged design that withstands the elements. It also includes motion detection features, which trigger alerts when activity is detected in monitored areas.

The FB-3010HB model is designed for flexibility and discretion. With its compact size and high-definition video resolution, it is perfect for environments where space is limited. Its ability to seamlessly integrate with existing video management systems enhances its adaptability. The FB-3010HB also supports wireless connectivity, allowing for remote access and monitoring, which is paramount in today’s security landscape.

Toshiba's IK-WB15A is another innovative offering, featuring advanced image stabilization technology that ensures stable video feeds even in high-motion environments. This model includes multiple streaming capabilities, enabling simultaneous streaming for different resolutions. It is well-suited for both indoor and outdoor applications, providing versatile surveillance options.

Lastly, the IK-6420A is a high-performance camera equipped with robust analytics capabilities. It comes with built-in video analytics features that allow for intelligent monitoring, including face detection and line crossing detection. Its user-friendly interface facilitates easy management and configuration, making it accessible for various users, from businesses to residential applications.

In summary, Toshiba's range of cameras—including the IK-WB02A, FSM-3610, FB-3010HB, IK-WB15A, and IK-6420A—showcases a blend of innovative technologies, user-friendly features, and adaptability for diverse surveillance requirements. Each model brings distinct capabilities to the table, catering to an array of security challenges.
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