Index

port for power adapter

1-5

 

powering off the IP camera

2-8

powering on the IP camera

2-8

Power over Ethernet (PoE)

2-1

terminal block 2-4

 

 

power adapter

 

 

 

 

connecting

2-4

 

 

supported

 

2-1

 

 

Power over Ethernet (PoE)

1-4,2-1

preset list

3-37,3-38

 

 

preset position

 

 

 

configuring

3-36

 

 

moving IP camera to

4-3

 

Preset Positions window

 

 

options

 

3-37

 

 

overview

3-37

 

 

privilege level, for users

3-17

 

processes

 

 

 

 

 

descriptions

3-26

 

 

stopping

3-26

 

 

Product Process window

 

 

options

 

3-26

 

 

overview

3-26

 

 

PTZ

 

 

 

 

 

Baud rate

 

3-36

 

 

configuring

3-36

 

 

data bits

3-36

 

 

enabling external control of

3-36

logical address of controlling device 3-36

pan speed

 

3-38

 

 

parity

3-36

 

 

 

stop bits

3-36

 

 

tilt speed

3-38

 

 

PTZ (RS-485) window

 

 

options

 

3-36

 

 

overview

3-36

 

 

Q

Quality of Service (QoS), enabling 3-13

R

Ready LED

1-3

 

rebooting, IP camera

2-9

region, for wireless IP camera 3-10,3-11

reset

 

 

 

factory default values 2-9

IP address

2-9

 

Reset button

 

1-4

 

resetting the IP camera

1-4

resolution

 

 

 

See video, resolution

restarting, IP camera

3-18

restoring, factory default configurations 3-18

root password

3-27

 

RTP data port

3-12

 

RTSP port

3-12

 

S

saturation, of video 3-22

 

scheduling, events

3-32

 

SDRAM 3-33,3-41,3-46

 

secure connection

2-7

 

 

security

 

 

 

authentication, for wireless IP camera 3-9

controlling processes

3-26

for wireless IP camera

3-8

mixed mode

3-8

 

 

mode for wireless IP camera 3-8

password hardening

3-27

protocol type

3-10

 

shared key 3-9

 

 

stopping processes

3-26

WEP encryption

3-8

 

Cisco Video Surveillance 2500 Series IP Camera User Guide

 

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CIVS-IPC-2500, 2500 Series specifications

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