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Bosch Appliances VIP X1 Installation and Operating Manual VIP, Configuration using a Web browser

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Bosch Appliances VIP X1 manual Installation and Operating Manual VIP, Configuration using a Web browser

Contents

Page Copyright Trade marksInstallation ContentsSafety information Chapter 5 Configuration using a Web browserChapter 7 Maintenance and upgrades Chapter 6 OperationInstallation and Operating Manual VIP Chapter AppendixIndex ChapterInstallation and Operating Manual VIP ContentsBosch Security Systems 2006-12 Preface ConventionsIntended use EU DirectivesRating plate Safety information Electric shock hazardInstallation and operation Maintenance and repairSafety information System requirements for setup Product descriptionComponents supplied Configuration requirements Operational requirementsProduct description Receiver Overview of functionsNetwork video server Video encodingMulticast Remote controlBackup EncryptionSummary Connections on the front panel Connections on the rear panel 5 USB portInstallation and Operating Manual VIP Product descriptionBosch Security Systems 2006-12 Installation Audio connections audio version only ConnectionsCameras Line InData interface Alarm inputs NetworkRelay output USB interface Power on/Power off Power supplySetup using the Configuration Manager Installing the programConfiguring the VIP Restart Additional parametersInstalling MPEG ActiveX Configuration using a Web browserConnecting System requirementsEstablishing the connection Maximum number of connections Protected VIPProtected network Configuration menu Start configurationNavigation Making changesUnit name PasswordUnit identification Unit IDPassword Confirm passwordUser name Website language LanguageDate and time Unit date formatTime server Unit time zoneDaylight saving time Time server type Camera nameTime server IP address CameraCamera name stamping Alarm mode stampingDisplay stamping Time stampingDisplayed alarm message Video watermarkingSaturation Picture settingsContrast BrightnessLow-pass filter Selecting a profile Profile 3 High resolution 4CIF/D1MPEG-4 encoder Profile 1 Low bandwidth CIFActive profile Preview forProfile configuration Profile nameTarget data rate Video resolutionDefault Encoding intervalI-frame quality Max. data rateP-frame quality I-frame distanceVideo input 75 Ohm terminationSource type Selection Line In 1 / Microphone MICLine Out/Speaker SPK Audio settings audio version onlyJPEG posting JPEG formatFile name JPEG posting interval FTP server loginFTP server password FTP server IP addressStorage medium TypeStorage information iSCSI settings iSCSI IP addressTarget IP address Target passwordiSCSI LUN map Target nodeInitiator name Initiator extensionDecoupling the drive in use Storage information Partitioning Creating a partitionSaving changes Switch to the last window if necessary Configuration using a Web browser Partition statusVIP X1 Installation and Operating Manual In the list, click the partition to highlight itEditing a partition Number of alarm tracks Alarm track sizeType of recording Format Delete all partitionsRecording profiles Post-alarm profile Alarm track recordingPost-alarm time Standard profileAlarm input/Motion alarm/Video loss alarm Recording scheduler Holidays Delete holidaysTime periods Activate recording Recording statusVideo loss alarm Alarm sourcesAlarm input 1 to Alarm input NameNumber of destination IP address Alarm connectionsConnect on alarm Destination IP addressEnter 0.0.0.0 in the Destination IP address field Destination passwordSelect 10 in the Number of destination IP address list box Remote portAuto-connect Analysis Analysis type Motion detector MOTION+ onlyMin. object size MOTION+ only Global change % MOTION+ onlySelecting the area MOTION+ only Sensitivity Trigger delay secTamper detection Scene too brightScene too noisy Reference checkSelecting the area Mail server IP address Alarm e-mailSend alarm e-mail LayoutDestination address Send e-mail for testingAttach JPEG from camera Sender nameRelay Idle stateOperating mode Relay follows Video alarmMotion alarm ConnectionCOM1 Serial port functionCamera ID Stop bits Baud rateData bits Parity checkNote the indicator Reboot after ’Set’ necessary NetworkGateway address IP addressSubnet mask Video transmissionTelnet support HTTPS browser portRCP+ port Ethernet link typeIdentity AuthenticationSNMP traps Automatic IP assignmentMulticasting Multicast address videoPort StreamingMulticast packet TTL Encryption EncryptionAutomatic key exchange Version information Livepage configuration URL for device logo Show alarm inputsURL for logo Show relay outputShow event log Show VCA metadataShow VCA trajectories IVMD 2.0 only Show system logLicenses File for system logPath for JPEG and MPEG files Maintenance Firmware uploadConfiguration download Configuration uploadSSL certificate upload The new SSL certificate is valid Installation and Operating Manual VIPConfiguration using a Web browser Bosch Security Systems 2006-12Function test Installation and Operating Manual VIP Configuration using a Web browserBosch Security Systems 2006-12 Installing MPEG ActiveX OperationOperation with Microsoft Internet Explorer System requirementsEstablishing the connection The following default address is preset at the factoryInstallation and Operating Manual VIP Start the Web browserMaximum number of connections The LIVEPAGEImage selection Protected VIPTo control a peripheral, click the appropriate controls Camera controlDigital I/O Trigger relaySystem log / Event log Image resolution Saving snapshotsRecording video sequences Running recording program The RECORDINGS page Selecting recordings Controlling a playbackStart playback or pause Jump to the previous bookmark Set bookmark Backup Installing Player Installing MPEG ActiveX Replaying USB hard drive recordings on PCPlayback System requirementsStart Internet Explorer Connecting Hardware connections between video serversInstallation Connect on alarm Connecting with a terminal programClosing the connection with a terminal program With the appropriate configuration, a connection between a sender and a receiver is made automatically when an alarm is triggered see page 70. After a short time the live video image from the sender appears on the con- nected monitorOperation with decoder software Maintenance and upgrades Testing the network connectionUnit reset Repairs Transfer and disposalMaintenance and upgrades Troubleshooting AppendixAudio settings and Livepage General malfunctionsSolution configuration configurationSolution iSCSI connections malfunctionsSolution MalfunctionOperating status LED LEDsProcessor load LED LSerial interface Terminal blockPin assignment R topConfiguring the terminal Communication with terminal programData terminal Command inputs Assigning an IP AddressVIP X1 Installation and Operating Manual RestartAdditional parameters Glossary iSCSI SNTP Specifications DeviceProtocols/standards Audio version onlyIndex Page Page Page Video signal interruption VCA metadata 73 VCR Version Video content analysis Video input 16Video loss alarm Video recorder Video sensor VIP X1 Installation and Operating ManualInstallation and Operating Manual VIP IndexBosch Security Systems 2006-12 Page Robert-Koch-Straße Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbHBosch Security Systems B.V P.O. 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