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Planet Technology ICA-110, ICA-110W Yes, Finish, Continue Anyway

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Internet Camera ICA-110/ICA-110W Version Page Page TABLE OF CONTENTS ABOUT THIS GUIDE INTRODUCTION HARDWARE INSTALLATION SECURITY APPENDIX ABOUT THIS GUIDE INTRODUCTION Features and Benefits Simple To Use Support Variety of Platforms Web Configuration RS-485Support Remote Utility Broad Range of Applications Unpacking the Package System Requirement Networking Accessing the Camera Physical Description Front Panel Rear Panel 1. External Antenna 2. Network Cable Connector 3. Reset Button Top/Bottom Panel Page Screw Hole HARDWARE INSTALLATION Attaching the Camera to the Stand Connecting the Ethernet cable Attaching the Power Supply SECURITY APPLICATION OF THE CAMERA Applications Home Applications Office Applications USING THE CAMERA Web Configuration Utility zView Video – ActiveX Mode zView Video – Java Mode zSystem Administration System Administration System Date/Time Video/Audio Environment Outdoor Indoor Light Frequency 60HZ Compression Rate Lowest Low Medium High Network Page IP Assignment Use Static IP Address: Obtain IP address automatically via DHCP: Obtain IP address automatically via PPPoE: DNS IP Address Wireless Interface Connection Mode: Infrastructure Adhoc ESSID: WEP Key: ASCII HEX ASCII input format: HEX input format: Users Add User User Name: Delete User Delete Trigger Password: Sending Interval Sending Times Send a test Trigger Output Upload Directory Path: Operation Enable upload video to FTP server Always: Schedule: RS485 Popular protocol command setting Custom protocol setting Information Tools Factory Reset LED Control Normal OFF Note: View Video – ActiveX Mode Camera Name/Location: Video/Audio: Trigger: OFF Browse/Capture: Down Left Right Home Go To View Image – Java Mode Page Upload Configuration Utility Trigger IPVIEW PRO Installation Page Next Yes Page Continue Anyway Finish Getting Started Item Feature Manual Record Schedule Record, or Motion Record Using IPView Pro Adding a Camera Add Camera Save System Configure Input IP Add Camera Removing a Camera Viewing a Camera Recording Video Playing Recorded Video Configuring the System Camera Configuration Motion Configuration-1 Motion Configuration-1 -Detect Region: Full picture – Delete Region Clear All Region Sensitivity Level: Motion Configuration-2 Configuration-2 Send e-mail: Mailing Configuration Play music: Tools Mailing Configuration Mail Server: Mail From/To: Subject: User Name/Password: Interval Time: Proxy Server Recording Configuration Storage List – Modify Recycle: 200 MB 50000 MB - Week Mode: Others Log List About Page APPENDIX AFrequently Asked Questions Internet Camera Features Internet Camera Installation Q:What network cabling is required for the ICA-110/ICA-110W Q:Can the ICA-110/ICA-110Wbe setup as a PC-camon the computer BPING Your IP Address CTrouble Shooting A3: Q: Why does the Power LED not light up constantly Q: Why does the Link LED not light up properly Q:Why does the ICA-110/ICA-110Wwork locally but not externally Q:Why does a series of broad vertical white line appears through out the image Q:There is bad focus on the ICA-110/ICA-110W,what should be done Q: Noisy images occur how can I solve the problem There is poor image quality, how can I improve the image? A1: Q:There are no images available through the web browser DTime Zone Table Page EAdjust Internet Camera Focus F. I/O Terminal Application Page GSpecification Video specification Image (Video Setting) Audio Hardware Interface Software Operating environment EMI IGlossary of Terms NUMBERS ARP AVI BOOTP Communication Connection DNS Enterprise network Ethernet Fast Ethernet Firewall Gateway Group HEX IEEE Intranet Internet address IP address ISP JAVA LAN NAT Network WAN NWay Protocol PING PPPoE Protocol RARP RJ-45 Router Server SMTP Station Subnet mask (TCP/IP) Transceiver UDP ULP User Name Utility UTP Windows