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Bosch Appliances X10 en Table of Contents, VideoJet, DOC V4.0, Installation and Operating Manual

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6	en Table of Contents	VideoJet X10

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Installation and Operating Manual

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en Installation and Operating Manual VideoJetNetwork Video Server Page Installation Table of ContentsSafety Information Configuration Using a Web BrowserMaintenance and Upgrades OperationAppendix Specifications GlossaryIndex VideoJet en Table of ContentsInstallation and Operating Manual DOC V4.0Conventions in this Manual PrefaceAbout this Manual Intended UseEU Directives Rating PlateMaintenance and Repair Safety InformationInstallation and Operation Electric Shock HazardVideoJet 10 en Safety InformationInstallation and Operating Manual DOC V4.0Product Description Scope of DeliveryGeneral Requirements Additional Configuration RequirementsSystem Requirements i CD supplied see Section 3.1 Scope of Delivery, pageReceiver Overview of FunctionsNetwork Video Server Video EncodingIntegrated Network Switch Remote ControlBackup Tamper Detection and Motion DetectorsSummary Connections on the Front Panel 5 Connect LED6 HDD LED 8 ETH 1 LED 12 Power On LEDConnections on the Rear Panel 10 ETH 2 LEDVideoJet Installation and Operating Manual18 en Product Description DOC V4.04Installation 4.1Preparations4.2Mounting Audio Connections 4.3ConnectionsCamera × Line InSFP Slot Direct iSCSI ConnectionCF Slot Alarm Inputs Data InterfaceRelay Outputs Remote Indication of the Connection StatusBackup Power Supply Power Supply Power On/Power OffSetup Using the Configuration Manager Installing the ProgramReboot Configuring the VideoJet3. Click Unit network settings... in the popup menu Additional ParametersInstalling MPEG ActiveX Configuration Using a Web Browser5.1Connecting System RequirementsEstablishing the Connection Maximum Number of ConnectionsConfiguration Menu Protected VideoJetProtected Network Starting Configuration NavigationMaking Changes Device name Basic Mode Unit AccessPassword CameraUnit date/Unit time/Unit time zone Basic Mode Date/TimeConfirm password Time server IP addressDHCP Basic Mode NetworkTime server type IP addressHigh resolution 4CIF/D1 Basic Mode Encoder ProfileLow delay 2/3 D1 Active profileLine In Basic Mode AudioAudio Line OutBasic Mode Recording Basic Mode System OverviewStorage medium Device ID Advanced Mode Identification5.10 Device nameInitiator extension Advanced Mode Password5.11 PasswordDate format Advanced Mode Date/Time5.12 Unit date/Unit timeCamera name stamping Advanced Mode Display Stamping5.13 Time stampingAlarm message Advanced Mode AppearanceAlarm mode stamping 5.14Device logo Website languageCompany logo JPEG size5.15 Advanced Mode LIVEPAGE FunctionsShow alarm inputs Transmit audioShow VCA trajectories Advanced Mode Logging5.16 Show VCA metadata5.17 Advanced Mode Video InputAdvanced Mode Picture Settings 5.18Brightness ContrastSaturation Low-pass filterLow delay 2/3 D1 Advanced Mode Encoder Profile5.19 Low bandwidth CIFHigh resolution 4CIF/D1 Preview forProfile name ISDN 2BTarget data rate Video resolutionDefault Encoding intervalI-frame distance Advanced Mode Audio5.20 Video qualityAudio Advanced Mode Storage Management5.21 Line InRecording media Activating and Configuring Storage MediaDevice manager iSCSI MediaFormatting Storage Media Advanced Mode Remote Video Device5.22 Deactivating Storage MediaAdvanced Mode Recording Profiles 5.23IP Address Post-alarm time Section 5.19 Advanced Mode Encoder Profile, pagePre-alarm time Post-alarm profile5.24 Advanced Mode Retention TimeVirtual alarm Recording includesAdvanced Mode Recording Scheduler 5.25Time periods HolidaysDeleting Holidays Activating the RecordingConnect on alarm Advanced Mode Recording StatusAdvanced Mode Alarm Connections 5.26Destination IP address Destination passwordNumber of destination IP address 1. Select 10 from the Number of destination IP address list fieldSSL encryption see Section Maintenance log, pageDecoder Auto-connectAdvanced Mode VCA 5.28Advanced Mode VCA Profiles 5.29LIVEPAGE see Section 5.15 Advanced Mode LIVEPAGE Functions, page VCA configurationAlarm status Analysis typeMinimum object size MOTION+ only Trigger delay sSensitivity MOTION+ only Select Area MOTION+ onlyScene too dark Global changeScene too bright Scene too noisyAdvanced Mode VCA Scheduled 5.30Holidays Deleting HolidaysTrigger Advanced Mode VCA Event Triggered5.31 Section 3.1 Scope of Delivery, pageAudio alarm Advanced Mode Audio AlarmDelay s 5.32Send alarm e-mail Advanced Mode Alarm E-MailSignal Ranges 5.33SMTP user name SMTP passwordMail server IP address FormatAdvanced Mode Alarm Task Editor 5.34Alarm input Advanced Mode Alarm InputsAdvanced Mode Relay 5.35Motion alarm Operating modeVideo alarm 10 s Relay follows5.37 Advanced Mode COM1Interface mode Serial port functionAdvanced Mode Network 5.38HTTP browser port Automatic IP assignmentDNS server address HTTPS browser portRCP+ port Interface mode ETHEnable DynDNS Telnet supportForce registration now Advanced Mode Advanced5.39 Status5.40 Advanced Mode MulticastingAuthentication 1. SNMP host address / 2. SNMP host addressMulticast Address The settings must be made individually for each streamEnable PortFTP server password Advanced Mode JPEG PostingFTP server login 5.41page see Section 5.44 Advanced Mode Licenses, page Advanced Mode EncryptionAdvanced Mode Maintenance 5.42Maintenance log Configuration192.168.0.10/reset Upload5.44 Advanced Mode LicensesAdvanced Mode System Overview 5.455.46 Function TestVideoJet 88 en Configuration Using a Web BrowserInstallation and Operating Manual DOC V4.0Installing MPEG ActiveX OperationOperation with Microsoft Internet Explorer System RequirementsEstablishing the Connection Stamping, page see Section 5.11 Advanced Mode Password, pageThe LIVEPAGE LIVEPAGE Functions, pageView Control Digital I/OTriggering Relay Section 5.15 Advanced Mode LIVEPAGE Functions, page System Log / Event LogAudio Function Saving Snapshots Image Resolutionencoder see Section 5.19 Advanced Mode Encoder Profile, page Recording Video SequencesControlling a Playback The RECORDINGS PageRecording CameraSlide Control Trick ModeButtons BookmarksInstalling the Player pageHardware Connections Between Video Servers ConnectingConnecting on Alarm InstallationConnecting with a Terminal Program Section 8.9 Communication with Terminal Program, pageClosing the Connection with a Terminal Program 6.9Operation Using Software Decoders 7.2Unit Reset Maintenance and UpgradesTesting the Network Connection Configuration Manager, pageRepairs Transfer and Disposal8.1Troubleshooting 8AppendixMalfunction Recommended solutionGeneral Malfunctions Possible causesRecommended solution MalfunctionPossible causes Malfunction Malfunctions with iSCSI ConnectionsRecommended solution Possible causesSFP LED Power On LED8.4LEDs ETH 1 LED8.5Processor Load Network Connection8.7Serial Interface RS-422 mode Section 5.37 Advanced Mode COM1, pageRS-232 mode RS-485 modeCommunication with Terminal Program Configuring the TerminalCommand Inputs Data TerminalAssigning an IP Address RebootAdditional Parameters 8.10Copyrights Specifications UnitProtocols/Standards Symbols GlossaryPage Page Page 11 Index Page Page VideoJet Installation and Operating Manual122 en Index DOC V4.0Page Germany Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbHRobert-Koch-Straße 85521 Ottobrunn Telefon