Planet Technology ICA-210 Basic Configuration

Multiple View Mode

Basic Configuration

The Setting menu contains the basic camera setting, three steps that will guide you through the basic configuration for the camera.

Contents

Internet Camera Page Page TABLE OF CONTENTS Page ABOUT THIS GUIDE INTRODUCTION General Features and Benefits Simple to Use Support Variety of Network usage Web Configuration Remote Utility Broad Range of Applications 802.11g / 802.11b compliant Unpacking the Package System Requirement Networking Accessing the Camera For Web Browser Users For IPView Pro Application Users Physical Description Front and Side View 1. Internal MIC 2. ACCESS LED 3.PIR Sensor 4.Camera Lens 5.Compensative Flash LED 6.Internal Antenna for ICA-210W 8. STATUS LED 9.Privacy Mode Button 10. Network Cable Connector 11. DC Power Connector 12. Camera Stand Rear and Bottom View (without the Camera Stand) 1. Screw Hole 2. Reset Button 3. Hanging Hole HARDWARE INSTALLATION Connecting to LAN and Power Installing the Camera Stand SECURITY APPLICATIONS Applications of the Camera Home Application Diagram Office Application Diagram USING THE CAMERA Web Configuration Configuration Area Information Area Video Show Area Main menu Preset menu Controlling and Viewing Video Digital Zoom In/Out Adjust the Camera Lens Position Record Video and Capture Image Flash LED On/Off Buzzer On/Off PIR Sensor On/Off Privacy Mode On/Off Multiple-ViewMode Basic Configuration Advanced Configuration Camera Setting Camera setting > Camera setting Camera setting > Date/Time setting Camera setting > Buzzer setting Security Setting Security setting > Sensor setting Security setting > Schedule setting Security setting > Access time setting Network Setting Network setting > Wireless setting (ICA-210W) code key ASCII input format: HEX input format: WPA-PSK (Share key) Network setting > IP/Port setting Network setting > Dynamic DNS setting Network setting > UPnP setting Network setting > Email setting Network setting > FTP setting System Setting System setting > Administrator password System setting > User setting Maintenance Maintenance > USB removal Maintenance > Reboot Maintenance > Factory reset Maintenance > Firmware update Maintenance > Information Maintenance > Log display IPVIEW PRO Installation Next Page Continue Anyway Finish Getting Started Item Feature Key Lock Button Power Button Record Button Manual 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 Web Configuration Motion Configuration-1 -Detect Region: Full picture – Custom region – Motion Configuration-2 Tools Mailing Configuration Proxy Server Recording Configuration Schedule-RecordingConfiguration - Date Mode: Stop - Week Mode: Others Log List Account About APPENDIX A. Frequently Asked Questions Internet Camera Installation B. PING Your IP Address C. Troubleshooting Page Page D. Time Zone Table Page E. Adjusting the Camera Focus F. Specification Communication Power Environment EMI G. Glossary of Terms BOOTP Communication Connection DHCP DNS Enterprise network Ethernet Fast Ethernet Firewall Gateway Group HEX Intranet Internet address IP address ISP JAVA LAN NAT Network WAN NWay Protocol PING PPPoE Protocol RARP RJ-45 Router Server SMTP SNMP Station Transceiver UDP ULP User Name Utility Windows Workgroup Workstations