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Contents

Page Trade marks CopyrightSafety information ContentsInstallation Chapter 5 Configuration using a Web browserInstallation and Operating Manual VIP Chapter 7 Maintenance and upgradesChapter 6 Operation Index AppendixChapter ChapterBosch Security Systems 2006-12 Installation and Operating Manual VIPContents Conventions PrefaceRating plate Intended useEU Directives Electric shock hazard Safety informationSafety information Installation and operationMaintenance and repair Components supplied System requirements for setupProduct description Product description Configuration requirementsOperational requirements Network video server Overview of functionsReceiver Video encodingBackup Remote controlMulticast EncryptionSummary Connections on the front panel 5 USB port Connections on the rear panelBosch Security Systems 2006-12 Installation and Operating Manual VIPProduct description Installation Cameras ConnectionsAudio connections audio version only Line InData interface Relay output Alarm inputsNetwork USB interface Power supply Power on/Power offConfiguring the VIP Setup using the Configuration ManagerInstalling the program Additional parameters RestartConnecting Configuration using a Web browserInstalling MPEG ActiveX System requirementsEstablishing the connection Protected network Maximum number of connectionsProtected VIP Start configuration Configuration menuMaking changes NavigationUnit identification PasswordUnit name Unit IDUser name PasswordConfirm password Date and time LanguageWebsite language Unit date formatDaylight saving time Time serverUnit time zone Time server IP address Camera nameTime server type CameraDisplay stamping Alarm mode stampingCamera name stamping Time stampingVideo watermarking Displayed alarm messageContrast Picture settingsSaturation BrightnessLow-pass filter MPEG-4 encoder Profile 3 High resolution 4CIF/D1Selecting a profile Profile 1 Low bandwidth CIFPreview for Active profileProfile name Profile configurationDefault Video resolutionTarget data rate Encoding intervalP-frame quality Max. data rateI-frame quality I-frame distanceSource type Video input75 Ohm termination Line Out/Speaker SPK Line In 1 / Microphone MICSelection Audio settings audio version onlyFile name JPEG postingJPEG format FTP server password FTP server loginJPEG posting interval FTP server IP addressType Storage mediumStorage information iSCSI IP address iSCSI settingsiSCSI LUN map Target passwordTarget IP address Target nodeDecoupling the drive in use Initiator nameInitiator extension Storage information Creating a partition PartitioningSaving changes Switch to the last window if necessary VIP X1 Installation and Operating Manual Partition statusConfiguration using a Web browser In the list, click the partition to highlight itEditing a partition Type of recording Number of alarm tracksAlarm track size Delete all partitions FormatRecording profiles Post-alarm time Alarm track recordingPost-alarm profile Standard profileAlarm input/Motion alarm/Video loss alarm Recording scheduler Time periods HolidaysDelete holidays Recording status Activate recordingAlarm input 1 to Alarm input Alarm sourcesVideo loss alarm NameConnect on alarm Alarm connectionsNumber of destination IP address Destination IP addressSelect 10 in the Number of destination IP address list box Destination passwordEnter 0.0.0.0 in the Destination IP address field Remote portAuto-connect Analysis Motion detector MOTION+ only Analysis typeSelecting the area MOTION+ only Min. object size MOTION+ onlyGlobal change % MOTION+ only Tamper detection Trigger delay secSensitivity Scene too brightReference check Scene too noisySelecting the area Send alarm e-mail Alarm e-mailMail server IP address LayoutAttach JPEG from camera Send e-mail for testingDestination address Sender nameOperating mode RelayIdle state Motion alarm Video alarmRelay follows ConnectionCamera ID COM1Serial port function Data bits Baud rateStop bits Parity checkNetwork Note the indicator Reboot after ’Set’ necessarySubnet mask IP addressGateway address Video transmissionRCP+ port HTTPS browser portTelnet support Ethernet link typeSNMP traps AuthenticationIdentity Automatic IP assignmentMulticast address video MulticastingMulticast packet TTL PortStreaming Encryption EncryptionAutomatic key exchange Version information Livepage configuration URL for logo Show alarm inputsURL for device logo Show relay outputShow VCA trajectories IVMD 2.0 only Show VCA metadataShow event log Show system logPath for JPEG and MPEG files LicensesFile for system log Firmware upload MaintenanceSSL certificate upload Configuration downloadConfiguration upload Configuration using a Web browser Installation and Operating Manual VIPThe new SSL certificate is valid Bosch Security Systems 2006-12Function test Bosch Security Systems 2006-12 Installation and Operating Manual VIPConfiguration using a Web browser Operation with Microsoft Internet Explorer OperationInstalling MPEG ActiveX System requirementsInstallation and Operating Manual VIP The following default address is preset at the factoryEstablishing the connection Start the Web browserImage selection The LIVEPAGEMaximum number of connections Protected VIPDigital I/O Camera controlTo control a peripheral, click the appropriate controls Trigger relaySystem log / Event log Recording video sequences Image resolutionSaving snapshots Running recording program The RECORDINGS page Controlling a playback Selecting recordingsStart playback or pause Jump to the previous bookmark Set bookmark Backup Installing Player Playback Replaying USB hard drive recordings on PCInstalling MPEG ActiveX System requirementsStart Internet Explorer Installation ConnectingHardware connections between video servers Closing the connection with a terminal program Connecting with a terminal programConnect on alarm 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 Unit reset Maintenance and upgradesTesting the network connection Maintenance and upgrades RepairsTransfer and disposal Appendix TroubleshootingSolution General malfunctionsAudio settings and Livepage configuration configurationSolution iSCSI connections malfunctionsSolution MalfunctionProcessor load LEDsOperating status LED LED LTerminal block Serial interfaceR top Pin assignmentData terminal Configuring the terminalCommunication with terminal program Assigning an IP Address Command inputsAdditional parameters VIP X1 Installation and Operating ManualRestart Glossary iSCSI SNTP Device SpecificationsAudio version only Protocols/standardsIndex Page Page Page Video loss alarm Video recorder Video sensor VCA metadata 73 VCR Version Video content analysis Video input 16Video signal interruption VIP X1 Installation and Operating ManualBosch Security Systems 2006-12 Installation and Operating Manual VIPIndex Page Bosch Security Systems B.V Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbHRobert-Koch-Straße P.O. 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