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Using the Still Picture Recording Function Linked to an External Device

By using the "External Device Input 1/2" setting and connecting devices such as sensors and switches to the VB101, you can construct a monitoring system that operates in response to external events. The still pictures captured in this way are recorded on a flash memory card inserted into the VB101.

Sample application in combination with a door-opening sensor and lighting unit

This is a monitoring system in which the lighting unit needed to take pictures switches on when the door opens and the VC-C4R camera mounted on the ceiling captures still pictures. The equipment shown in the figure below is connected to the terminals on the rear of the VB101 at installation.

Installation Example

Sensor A

VC-C4R

Lighting unit

Sensor B

Camera control and video images

Power supply unit

Lighting unit

ON/OFF

Door opening signal

When the door opens and Sensor B moves away from sensor A, external device input In1 generates an ON event.

In response to this event, Out1 is controlled to switch on the lighting unit and

Ethernet images of the entrance are captured and recorded by the camera.

VB101

Camera

VB101 Connection Example

RS-232C

cable

Video cable

(RCA)

	Slot-B
	Slot-A	RS232C			Video In
Dc In	CC1	CC2	V1	V2	V3	V4
2	2
In

Connector	Attached Cable
In1	Sensors mounted on the door
Out1	Lighting unit via the power supply unit
V1	Video cable for the VC-C4R camera
CC1	Control cable for the VC-C4R camera

LAN

cablec

Note

External External Ethernet device device

input output

●Do not directly connect the power cord for the lighting unit to OUT1 or OUT2.

●Please confirm the Date and Time settings on page 39.

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Contents

VB101 Copyright Information IntroductionExclusion of Liability Trademark Notices Important Warnings Safe Use of EquipmentImportant Operational Instructions FCC Notice Important Safety Instructions Fig-1 ASafe Use of Equipment Maintenance Cleaning the Equipment Contents Introduction ASafe Use of Equipment VB Administration Tools 118 Using the Helper Viewer To Distribute Videos 110Using the Still Picture Recording Function 120Page Before Using the VB101 Broad band Video Distribution Function Panorama picture creation function and various settingsCamera position preset function Simultaneous video reception by up to 40 users Log function Easy setting and administrationPlenty of expandability Strengthened security function Java Viewer System ConfigurationHelper Viewer WebView Livescope MV Optional ProductsProducts Sold Separately VC-C4VB101 Ethernet Webview Livescope Viewer Software → P.16 VB Administration Tools → P.62Hardware and Software Requirements VBCollector → P.127 Compatible Networks Webview Livescope MV version 2.0/LE → P.17Compatible Cameras Sold separately This is optional viewer software for monitoring Package Contents Slot-B LED Power LEDSlot-A LED 100 LED Camera VC-C4/VC-C4R is compatible with the RCA pin-jack Console connector terminal for initial setup and servicingVideo cable supplied with the Canon Communication To connect these cameras to a BNC socket, use a third party Installation Precautions for use Precautions for Switching the VB101 On and Off Longer guaranteed Connecting the ComponentsVB101 rear panel Example of 2 cameras cascade Save the content Using a PC CardProcedure for Using Flash Memory Cards Insert the flash memory card Into the VB101 Sample Dialup Environment Configuration Sample Network ConfigurationsSample LAN Environment Configuration VB101 Viewer PC Client receiving Server sending Sample Configuration in an ISP EnvironmentLAN plus Dialup Environment Router ImagesPage Setup Procedures Install the Web browser on your PC beforehand Setup WorkflowMaking initial settings on the VB101 Confirming Operation Initial Setup Switch the VB101 and the PC on Remove the RS-232C cable connected to the PC used for Initial setup and connect the LAN cableYour user name and password Follow steps below to launch the browser and enter Checking Operation Access the sample page from the Web browserAddress must be changed to match your system settings Click on each sample Use the browser to access http//192.168.100.1/path Detail SettingsAccessing the Settings Title Enter the user name and password Those settings that require the VB101 to Settings TitleTo VB101, or the Send Config. and Reboot VB101 button Parallel Administration Account Basic Settings SettingsTarget Application Others System SettingsSettings Web Page URL Date and Time Network Settings Setup Primarily CallPPP Static Route Control Connection Keeping Common Settings Camera and Video SettingsSettings for cameras 1 to View Restriction Controllable range and Video Capture Range View Restriction SettingsTouching it, be sure to reboot the VB101. → P.59 Controllable Range and Video Capture Range for Each Camera About View Restriction Preset Common Setting Preset SettingsPresets Up to 8 presets can be specified Not perform if there is no memory card in the VB101 slot Picture Recording and External Device I/O SettingsPicture Recording Common Settings Start up the Helper Viewer, then check the Size value Setup External device common settings Picture Recording triggered by External Devices Been reached Method varies with the environment being usedPicture Recording and Output by Schedule Authorized User Account → P.53 Access Control SettingsAuthorized/Restricted Host Specification → P.53 Users can be registered Authorized/Restricted Host List Descriptions Listing Format Listing Guidelines When WebView Livescope is selected Application SettingsWebView Livescope Changed in normal use When VIEW-Windows 1.21 is selectedVIEW-Windows Number other than 80 → P.96 Miscellaneous SettingsUse this page to specify various other settings Mail See →P.146 for log message details Flash memory card is inserted into the slot on the VB101Log Administration Tools Settings Restore the default settings in Restore Settings → P.160 Detail Settings VB Administration Tools Panorama Creation Tool → P.68 Overview of VB Administration ToolsVBAdmin Startup Panel → P.66 This tool is used to take or create panorama pictures View Restriction Tool → P.73 Preset Setting Tool → P.79Admin Viewer → P.88 Log Viewer → P.85 Installing VB Administration Tools WebView Livescope Manager WebView Livescope Helper Viewer ver .10 or earlierWebView Livescope Camera Server WebView Livescope MV Manager ver Starting Up VB Administration Tools To Start Up Starting Up VB Administration Tools Started up at the same time Without a panorama picture Panorama Creation ToolWith a panorama picture About the Panorama Creation Tool Display Screen VC-C4 panorama pictureVC-C4R panorama picture Capturring Panorama PicturesDisplay ranges of the panorama pictures are different Panorama pictures Updating/Deleting Panorama Pictures To UpdateTo Delete Opening/Saving Pictures ReconnectingDisplaying Connection Information View Restriction Tool View Restriction Tool Display Screen VB Administration Tools Changing Settings from the View Restriction Preview Frame Setting View RestrictionsTo Make Settings Retrieving values from Admin Viewer and changing settings Tip Reflecting preset settings in the viewer Preset Setting ToolSetting presets using the Preset Setting Tool Preset Setting Tool Display Screen VB Administration Tools Setting Presets Changing Settings from the Preset Preview Frame Start up Admin Viewer and set the camera angle as a preset Tip Downloading Log Files Log ViewerTo Download To Set Selection Criteria Using selection criteria to display logsViewing the Log Choose Filter from the View menu Application Log messages related to applications → P.146 Application, HTTP, System, and Driver correspond to the logMessages list → P.146 Recording About the special privileges of administrators Admin ViewerStarting Up Admin Viewer Special privileges of Admin Viewer To Set External Device Input Operating External DevicesDisplaying and saving the external device input status Choose External Device Input from the Privilege Enabling/Disabling View Restrictions Operating External Device Output Creating Web Pages Web Web Pages for Video DistributionVideo Distribution Viewer Types Features of the Java ViewersJava Viewer Types LiveApplet Java Viewer LiveAppletGlimpse Video display function Camera control function Features of the Helper Viewer Viewing Sample Pages Examples of sample pages Using the JavaViewer to DistributeVideos Using the Java Viewer to Create a Web Example of Using the Java Viewer to Create a Web Writing IP Addresses Creating Web Pages Using Glimpse and LiveApplet Together 100 101 102 Providing LiveApplet without Camera ControlModifying the Startup and Disconnection Screens Startup screen Disconnection screen URL for the image file displayed 103→ See on 104 Pasting a picture to the background Displaying Bitmap Images On the Video ScreenSpecifying the Background Color 105 Java Viewer Parameters 106 107 108 Sleep 109 Applet Tag Descriptions 110 Using the HelperViewer to DistributeVideosSetting Up the Web Server For Apache 111 Creating wvh filesFirewalls. The Java Viewer also uses this protocol Example of a Web page Using the Helper Viewer 112 113 Distributing Videos Using a Browser OnlyDisplaying the Live Video At Access as a Still Picture Frames 114 115 Set the Java Viewer description → P as follows 116 Using the Picture Recording Function 118 Installation ExampleConnector Attached Cable In1 VB101 Connection Example Settings specified in External Device Input 1/2 → P.48 Settings specified on the Preset page → P.47Set a camera angle that redords the open doorway as Preset 119 Sample application in combination with a lighting unit Connector Attached Cable120 Settings specified in Schedule 1-4 → P.51 Set a camera angle that records the exhibit as Preset121 122 Use your Web browser to access the followingViewing Recorded Pictures Http//192.168.100.1/sample/lookup 123 Search function Pictures Search CGI 124 Desc Command Parameters Desc CommandData Command 125 Distributing pictures in SnapAnimator display format Distributing Recorded PicturesDistributing pictures that have been recorded 126 127 Using VBCollectorDownloaded image displays Installing VBCollector 128 129 Adding a server Starting Up VBCollectorRegistering a Server 130 131 Enter the various fields and click OK Adding a task Registering TasksEditing Server Information 132 133 Enter the various items and click OK Executing a task Executing and Canceling TasksEditing Tasks 134 Details Displayed on the Task View Canceling a task135 Task scheduler service can be started and stopped Starting/Stopping the ServiceRefreshing Task View Display Content 136 137 Viewing Recorded ImagesDisplaying Images To View Pictures Downloaded images can be deleted Deleting Images138 To Delete Images Viewing Logs 139 140 Displaying logs according to selection criteriaTo Set Display Criteria Setting the download capacity 141 142 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting 144 Cant control the camera Forgot the password145 Cannot record or search pictures Log Messages for Applications Log Messages146 A014 Access prohibited due to host restriction notice A007 View restriction setting error warningA011 Camera control device error warning 147 A022 Applet archive load failure warning 148A016 Amount of transmitted video data info A023 Status change of external input devices err 149 Card Slot-related Log Messages Http Server Log Messages150 151 System-related Log Messages 152 153 154 I003 Remote firmware upgrade completed info Remote firmware upgrade-related log messagesI001 Remote firmware upgrade write error err I004 Remote firmware upgrade time-out warnning 156 Appendix Wire connection of the camera control cable RS-232C Specifications158 External Device Output Terminals Out1, Out2 External Device I/O TerminalsExternal Device Input Terminals In1, In2 159 Restoring the Factory Default Settings Using the Enclosed Software160 161 Procedure below to perform the remote upgradeUpgrading the Firmware Remotely Obtain the new firmware Factory Default Setting 162 Factory Default Setting 163 Index 164 165 166