Bosch Appliances X10 5.28Network

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5.28Network

The settings in this screen are used to integrate the VideoJet X10 into an existing network.

Bosch Security Systems

Installation and Operating Manual

V3.0 2007.09

Contents

Page Page Table of Contents Page Page Page Preface About this Manual Conventions in this Manual Intended Use EU Directives Rating Plate Safety Information Electric Shock Hazard Installation and Operation Maintenance and Repair Page Product Description Scope of Delivery System Requirements 3.2.1General Requirements 3.2.2Additional Configuration Requirements 3.2.3Additional Operational Requirements Overview of Functions Network Video Server Receiver Video Encoding Dual Streaming 3.3.7Remote Control 3.3.8Tamper Detection and Motion Detectors 3.3.9Snapshots 3.3.10Recordings 3.3.11Backup 3.3.13Summary Connections on the Front Panel Connections on the Rear Panel Page 4 Installation 4.1 Preparations 4.2 Mounting 4.3 Connections 4.3.1Camera 4.3.2Audio Connections 4.3.3Network 4.3.4SFP Slot Direct iSCSI Connection CF Slot 4.3.7Data Interface Alarm Inputs 4.3.9Relay Outputs Remote Indication of the Connection Status 4.3.11Backup Power Supply Power On/Power Off Power Supply Setup Using the Configuration Manager 4.5.1Installing the Program 4.5.2Configuring the VideoJet 4.5.3Reboot 4.5.4Additional Parameters Configuration Using a Web Browser 5.1 Connecting 5.1.1System Requirements 5.1.2Installing MPEG ActiveX 5.1.3Establishing the Connection 5.1.4Maximum Number of Connections 5.1.5Protected VideoJet 5.1.6Protected Network Configuration Menu 5.2.1Starting Configuration 5.2.2Navigation 5.2.3Making Changes 5.3 Identification 5.3.1Unit name 5.3.2Unit ID Camera Name 5.4.1Camera Display Stamping 5.5.1Camera name stamping 5.5.2Time stamping 5.5.3Alarm mode stamping 5.5.4Alarm message 5.5.5Video watermarking 5.6 Password 5.6.1User name 5.6.2Password 5.6.3Confirm password 5.7 Language 5.7.1Website language 5.8 Date/Time 5.8.1Date format 5.8.2Unit date/Unit time 5.9.1Unit time zone 5.9.2Daylight saving time 5.9.3Time server IP address 5.9.4Time server type 5.10Picture Settings 5.10.1Contrast (0...255) 5.10.2Saturation (0...255) 5.10.3Brightness (0...255) 5.10.4Low-passfilter (0...255) 5.11Encoder Profile 5.11.1Active profile 5.11.2Preview for 5.12Profile Configuration 5.12.1 Profile name 5.12.2Target data rate 5.12.3Encoding interval 5.12.4Video resolution 5.12.5Default 5.12.6Details 5.12.8I-framedistance 5.12.9P-framequality 5.12.10I-framequality 5.13Video Input 5.13.175 Ohm termination 5.13.2Source type 5.14Audio 5.14.1Line In 5.14.2Line Out 5.15JPEG Posting 5.15.1Image size 5.15.2File name 5.15.3Posting interval 5.15.4FTP server IP address 5.15.5FTP server login 5.15.6FTP server password 5.15.7Path on FTP server 5.16Storage Medium 5.16.1Type Storage Information 5.17iSCSI 5.17.1iSCSI IP address 5.17.2iSCSI LUN Map 5.17.3Target IP address 5.17.4Target node 5.17.5Target LUN 5.17.6Target password 5.17.9Decoupling the Drive in Use 5.18Partitioning 5.18.1Creating a Partition 5.18.2Saving Changes Partition status 5.18.4Editing a Partition Partition name Partition number 5.18.7Type of recording 5.18.8Number of alarm tracks Alarm track size 5.18.10Format Deleting All Partitions 5.19Recording Profiles 5.19.1Standard profile Encoder Alarm track recording 5.19.4Post-alarmtime 5.19.5Post-alarmprofile 5.20Recording Scheduler 5.20.1Holidays 5.20.2Deleting Holidays 5.20.3Time Periods 5.20.4Activating the Recording 5.20.5Recording status 5.21Alarm Sources 5.21.1Alarm input 5.21.2Name 5.22Alarm Connections 5.22.1Connect on alarm 5.22.2Number of destination IP address 5.22.3Destination IP address 5.22.4Destination password Video transmission Remote port Video output 5.22.8 Decoder 5.22.9SSL encryption Auto-connect Audio 5.23VCA 5.23.1Analysis Analysis type Motion Detector (MOTION+ only) 5.23.4Sensitivity (MOTION+ only) 5.23.5Minimum object size (MOTION+ only) 5.23.6Select area (MOTION+ only) 5.23.7Tamper Detection 5.23.8Sensitivity 5.23.9Trigger delay (s) 5.23.10Global change 5.23.11Scene too bright 5.23.13Scene too noisy 5.23.14Global change 5.23.15Reference check 5.23.16Select area 5.24Alarm E-Mail 5.24.1Send alarm e-mail 5.24.2Mail server IP address 5.24.3SMTP user name 5.24.4SMTP password 5.24.6Attach JPEG from camera 5.24.7Destination address 5.24.8Sender name 5.24.9Test e-mail 5.25Alarm Task Editor 5.26Relay Settings 5.26.1Idle state 5.26.2Operating mode 5.26.3Relay follows 5.26.4Relay name 5.26.5Trigger relay 5.27COM1 5.27.1Serial port function 5.27.2Camera ID 5.27.3Baud rate 5.27.4Data bits 5.27.5Stop bits 5.27.6Parity check 5.28Network IP address Subnet mask Gateway address DNS server address 5.28.6HTTP browser port 5.28.7HTTPS browser port 5.28.8RCP+ port 5.28.9Telnet support 5.28.10Ethernet link type 5.28.11Ethernet link type 5.28.14SNMP 5.28.151. SNMP host address / 2. SNMP host address 5.28.16SNMP traps 5.28.17Authentication 5.28.18Identity 5.29Multicasting 5.29.1Multicast address video 5.29.2Port 5.29.3Streaming 5.29.4Multicast packet TTL 5.30Encryption 5.30.1Encryption 5.30.2Automatic key interchange 5.31Version Information 5.32Livepage Configuration 5.32.1Company logo 5.32.2Device logo 5.32.3Transmit audio 5.32.4Bilinx control 5.32.5Show alarm inputs 5.32.9JPEG size 5.32.10JPEG interval 5.32.11JPEG quality 5.32.12Show event log 5.32.13Show system log 5.33System State 5.34Licenses 5.35Maintenance 5.35.1Firmware 5.35.2Configuration 5.35.3SSL certificate 5.35.4Maintenance log 5.36Function Test Page Operation Operation with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.1.1System Requirements 6.1.2Installing MPEG ActiveX 6.1.3Establishing the Connection The LIVEPAGE 6.2.3Image Selection 6.2.4View Control 6.2.5Digital I/O 6.2.6Trigger Relay 6.2.7System Log / Event Log 6.2.8Audio Function Saving Snapshots Recording Video Sequences Image Resolution 6.5 Running Recording Program The RECORDINGS Page 6.6.1Selecting Recordings 6.6.2Controlling a Playback 6.6.3Buttons 6.6.4Slide Control 6.6.5Bookmarks 6.7 Backup 6.7.1Printing a Screenshot Installing the Player Hardware Connections Between Video Servers Installation Connecting Connecting on Alarm 6.9.4Connecting with a Terminal Program 6.9.5Closing the Connection with a Terminal Program 6.10Operation Using Software Decoders Maintenance and Upgrades Testing the Network Connection 7.2 Unit Reset Repairs Transfer and Disposal 8 Appendix 8.1 Troubleshooting General Malfunctions Page Malfunctions with iSCSI Connections LEDs Power On LED SFP LED ETH 1 LED ETH 2 LED 8.5 Processor Load Serial Interface Terminal Block 8.7.1Pin Assignment Communication with Terminal Program Data Terminal 8.8.2Configuring the Terminal 8.8.3Command Inputs 8.8.4Assigning an IP Address Page Glossary Page Page Page Specifications Unit 10.2Protocols/Standards 11 Index