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Canon VB-C10R user manual To Make Settings

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Admin Viewer

Operating External Device

Setting Notification of Changes in External Device Input Status

A message box can be displayed in the event a change in the external device input status occurs due to a sensor connected to the VB-C10/VB-C10R or other factor.

To Make Settings...

1. Choose “Setup properties” from the View menu.

2.When the “Setup properties” dialog box appears, click the “Display option” tab.

Check to be sure the “Display notification message for external device input” check box is selected, then click the “OK” button.

A message appears in the event a change occurs in the external device input status.

VB Administration Tools

Note

If the Admin Viewer is minimized or in full screen mode, the notification message for

external device input appears after the normal display is restored. Also, this message is not displayed when the “External Device Input” dialog box (→ P.4-26) is displayed.

Displaying and Saving the External Device Input Status

The external device input status can be displayed and, when required, saved as a log.

To Make Settings...

1.Choose “External Device Input” from the Privilege menu.

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Canon VB-C10R user manual To Make Settings

Contents

Center toll-free at 1-800-828-4040U.S.A.only User’s ManualExclusion of Liability IntroductionCopyright Information Trademark NoticesRequest concerning disclosure of live videos Contents Admin Viewer Preset Setting ToolView Restriction Tool Log ViewerTroubleshooting Log Messages Using the Helper Viewer to Distribute VideosSpecifications Restoring the Factory Default SettingsFDA regulation Safe Use of EquipmentImportant Operational Instructions Network Camera VB-C10/VB-C10R FCC NoticeImportant Safety Instructions Fig-1 Styles Cleaning the Equipment MaintenanceCleaning the Lens TipBefore Using the VB-C10/VB-C10R Features of the VB-C10/VB-C10R Camera Position Preset function Panorama picture creation functions and settingsSimple set up and management More powerful security functionsViewer Software Functions System ConfigurationRecommended browser Java ViewerWebView Livescope MV Optional ProductsProducts sold separately Hardware and Software Requirements VB Administration Tools → P.4-2Webview Livescope Viewer Software → P.1-4 Java Viewer versionWebview Livescope MV version 2.0/LE → P.1-5 VBCollector → P.6-6Package Contents Rear System Components and Their OperationFront Base Camera head Mounting plate Camera LEDMAC address Reset switch Reset switch Serial NoBottom Screw hole for tripod mountingPage Installation Installing the VB-C10/VB-C10R Before Using the VB-C10/VB-C10RUsing a Tripod VB-C10 Do not overtighten the mounting screwWide-angle Converter Using the Wide-angle Converter VB-C10Turning the Power on and OFF Connecting the ComponentsSample LAN Environment Configuration Sample Network ConfigurationsSample Configuration in an ISP Environment InternetPage Setup Procedures VB-C10 LAN cable Hub Preparations for Initial SetupInstallation Procedure Turn on the PC’s power switch Initial SetupUser name cannot be changed IP address that was set is displayedInitial settings are now complete Checking Operation Access the sample page from the Web browserClick on each sample Sample Example of the Java ViewerAccessing the Settings Title Detail SettingsUse the browser to access http//192.168.100.1/admin Enter the user name and passwordJapanese button Settings TitleSettings Title Page for VB-C10/VB-C10R Ethernet System/Network SettingsRoot Account Date and Time Current Camera Time Date/Time SettingsWith the VB-C10R, the displayed pan and tilt values change Camera SettingsCamera Settings Detail Settings Range of Camera Head Movement View Restriction SettingsControllable range and Video Capture Range Do not attempt to manually change the camera head angleAbout view restriction Presets Up to 8 presets can be specified. Application Preset SettingsCommon Settings External Device Input Picture Recording and External Device I/O SettingsExternal Device Names SchedulePre-event recording for an on event Picture Recording triggered by External DevicesTip on Picture RecordingAuthorized User Account Access Control SettingsWebView Livescope WebView Livescope Setting SettingsIP Installer Use IP Installer Miscellaneous SettingsISDN/leased line ADSL, etc VB-C10/VB-C10R Http ServerOn-board File System Information Administration Tools SettingsRecorded Picture Information and Manipulation Miscellaneous View Log EventsVB Administration Tools VBAdmin Startup Panel → P.4-4 Overview of VB Administration ToolsPanorama Creation Tool → P.4-7 Are possible through the Internet/IntranetAdmin Viewer → P.4-24 Preset Setting Tool → P.4-17View Restriction Tool → P.4-12 Log Viewer → P.4-22Turn on the power to the PC Installing VB Administration ToolsStarting Up VB Administration Tools VBAdmin Startup Panel starts up Without a panorama picture Panorama Creation ToolDisplay Connect Information About the Panorama Creation Tool Display ScreenCaptured date display Panorama picture display Capture buttonTo Capture Capturing Panorama PicturesVB-C10 panorama pictureVB-C10R panorama picture To Delete To UpdateUpdating/Deleting Panorama Pictures Displaying Connection Information ReconnectingOpening/Saving Pictures View Restriction Tool View Restriction Tool Display Screen Admin Viewer button View restriction setting valuesApply the View Restriction View Restriction Values Entry box and Get Value buttonClick the Send button Setting View RestrictionsRetrieving values from Admin Viewer and changing settings Changing Settings from the View Restriction Preview Frame Reflecting preset settings in the viewer Preset Setting ToolSetting presets using the Preset Setting Tool Preset Setting Tool Display Screen Preset Values Entry box and the Brightness Selection box Preset NamePreset Settings BrightnessSetting Presets Changing Settings from the Preset Preview Frame Log Viewer Using selection criteria to display logsViewing Logs Choose Filter from the View menuSpecify Type Specifying the levels of the logs Error TypeSpecifying the modules that output the logs Specify CodeStarting Up Admin Viewer Admin ViewerClick the Admin Viewer on the VBAdmin Startup Panel Special privileges of Admin ViewerOperating External Device To Make SettingsDisplaying and Saving the External Device Input Status Choose External Device Input from the Privilege menuExternal Device Input dialog box appears Enabling/Disabling View RestrictionsOperating External Device Output Creating Web Pages VB-C10 Dedicated Web server Web Pages for Video DistributionJava Viewer Types Features of the Java ViewersViewer Types Viewer Name FunctionsClick Java Viewer LiveAppletGlimpse Click Panorama Picture Features of the Helper ViewerJavaApplet sample Still picture request page using JavaScriptViewing Sample Pages LiveApplet Using the Java Viewer to Distribute VideosUsing the Java Viewer to Create a Web Device File system Saving Web Page DataExample of Using the Java Viewer to Create a Web Lvappl.htm Sample.htmHeader.htm Pop-up LiveApplet window Using Glimpse and LiveApplet TogetherPopup.htm Glimps.htmHtml Head Script language=JavaScript Script titleGlimpse/title /head BodyModifying the Startup and Disconnection Screens Providing LiveApplet without Camera ControlNothing Specified Applet Width=320 height=240Certain Images Specified Creating Web Pages Pasting a Picture to the Background Displaying Bitmap Images on the Video ScreenSpecifying the Background Color Java Viewer Parameters Superimpose ErrormsgUrl VideowidthSleep Applet Tag Descriptions Mime type video/x-webview-h Extension wvh For Apache Using the Helper Viewer to Distribute VideosSetting Up the Web Server Creating wvh Files HREF=WebView.wvhLets view the image/A Example of a Web page Using the Helper ViewerDisplaying the Live Video at Access as a Still Picture Distributing Videos Using a Browser OnlyGetStillImage Parameters VB-C10/VB-C10R Router 192.168.100.2 192.168.100.1 Viewer PC Set the Java Viewer description → P.5-7 as followsUsing the Picture Recording Function VB-C10R Connection Example Installation ExampleSample Application Combining a Door-opening Sensor Recording conditions to be set → P Settings specified on the Preset Settings page → P.3-15Sample Application Using Sequential Mode Recording conditions to be set → P.3-17 Viewing Recorded Pictures Installing VBCollector Registering a Server Starting Up VBCollectorAdding a Server To Start Up VBCollectorEnter the various fields and click the OK button Editing Server Information Registering TasksAdding a Task To add a task, choose New Task from the Task menuEnter the various items and click the OK button Canceling a Task Executing and Canceling TasksEditing Tasks Executing a TaskDetails Displayed on the Task View Refresh Task View Display ContentNext Run Time Last ResultViewing Recorded Images Starting/Stopping the ServiceDisplaying Images To View PicturesTo Delete Images Deleting ImagesChoose Delete Image from the Tools menu Server TaskChoose Filter from the View menu Filter dialog box appears Displaying Logs According to Selection CriteriaClick the OK button Setting Download CapacityTroubleshooting VB-C10/VB-C10R sample page does not appear TroubleshootingVBIPI.exe does not work Video does not appear Forgot the passwordCan’t control the camera Cannot record picturesApplication-related Log Messages Log MessagesSystem-related Log Message A023 Status change of external input devices err Log MessagesPage Appendix Specifications SpecificationsSoftware InterfaceExternal Device I/O Terminals Internal Connection ChartExternal Device Input Terminals IN+, External Device Output Terminals OUT A, OUT BLaunch the Web browser and display the settings title Restoring the Factory Default SettingsOn the settings title page, click Administration Tools Click the Restore button for Restore SettingsVB-C10/VB-C10R’s factory default settings are restored If the IP Address and Password are UnknownItem Setting 1 y m d Item setting 2 y m d Factory Default SettingSetting Factory Default Setting Index SymbolsIndex Vii