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►By default, the Network Camera is not password-protected. To prevent unauthorized access, it is highly recommended to set a password for the Network Camera.

For more information about how to enable password protection, please refer to Security on page 34.

►If you see a dialog box indicating that your security settings prohibit running ActiveX®

Controls, please enable the ActiveX® Controls for your browser.

1. Choose Tools > Internet Options > Security > Custom Level.

2. Look for Download signed ActiveX® controls; select Enable or Prompt. Click OK.

3.Refresh your web browser, then install the Active X® control. Follow the instructions to complete installation.

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Table of Contents VIVOTEKURL Commands for the Network Camera Technical SpecificationsVIVOTEK Technology License NoticeRead Before Use Package ContentsOverview Symbols and Statements in this Document Revision HistoryPhysical Description General I/O Terminal BlockPower Cord Socket SD/SDHC/SDXCVIVOTEK DI/DO DiagramStatus LED Reset Button Status LED Hardware ResetSD/SDHC Card Capacity Cabling Assembly RJ45 Cable ConnectorRJ45 Cable Dimension unit: mm ConnectorHardware Installation Waterproof Connector Components of the Waterproof ConnectorPin Definition Assembling StepsInternet connection via a router Setting up the Network Camera over the InternetNetwork Deployment Users Manual - Internet connection with static IPVIVOTEK power + data transmission When using a PoE-enabledswitchWhen using a non-PoEswitch Software Installation 0002D17151CDReady to Use 16 - Users Manual5.Tighten the lens cover 6.Open the back cover Accessories Corner Mount BracketPole Mount Bracket IR illuminator distance 30m,Accessing the Network Camera Using Web Browsers20 - Users Manual •Currently the Network Camera utilizes 32-bitActiveX plugin. You CAN NOT open a management/view session with the camera using a 64-bitIE browser Using RTSP Players Using 3GPP-compatibleMobile Devices Using VIVOTEK Recording Software 24 - Users ManualMain Page VIVOTEK INC. LogoHost Name Camera Control AreaConfiguration Area Live Video WindowResume button bmp format H.264/MPEG-4Protocol Options Client SettingsH.264/MPEG-4Media Options MP4 Saving Options Local Streaming Buffer TimeConfiguration Basic ModeSystem SystemAdvanced Mode System Time DI and DORoot Password SecurityManage Privilege Manage UserEnable HTTPS Create and Install Certificate MethodHTTPS Hypertext Transfer Protocol over SSL Create self-signedcertificate automaticallyhttps 36 - Users ManualCreate self-signedcertificate manually 38 - Users Manual How do I cancel the HTTPS settings? SNMP Configuration SNMP Simple Network Management ProtocolNetwork Network TypePPPoE Point-to-pointover Ethernet Error: Router does not support UPnP port forwarding 5. Click Next in the following window Enable IPv6 Refers to EthernetLink-globalIPv6 address/network mask Link-localIPv6 address/network mask1.Open your web browser IEEE The authentication process for QoS Quality of Service Requirements for QoSCoS the VLAN 802.1p model QoS modelsQoS/DSCP the DiffServ model HTTP HTTPS Two way audioPage RTSP Streaming Advanced Mode RTSP port /RTP port for video, audio/ RTCP port for video, audio Safe100.net DDNS Dynamic domain name serviceDDNS CustomSafe100 Access List General SettingsFilter Administrator IP address Video Settings Audio and VideoAdvanced Mode Image SettingsOptions of VideoAdvanced Mode Auto Privacy Mask Advanced ModeSensor SettingsAdvanced Mode Sensor Setting For normal situations1.Check Enable this profile Viewing WindowAdvanced Mode The definition of multiple streamsThe parameters of the multiple streams Cropping SettingAdvanced Mode cropped imageVideo Quality Settings Frame sizeIntra frame period Day/Night Settings Switch to B/W in night modeAudio Settings Motion Detection 2.Check Enable this profile How does motion detection work? Camera Tampering Detection spray paintRS485 Settings Mechanical PTZ OperationPreset Positions 80 - Users Manual Home page in Mechanical PTZ ModeVIVOTEK Patrol Settings Custom Command 82 - Users ManualE-PTZOperation Home page in E-PTZMode Homepage Layout PreviewLogo Customized buttonTheme Options 1. Click Custom on the left column Applications Customized ScriptEvent Settings Trigger Video motion detectionAction Camera tampering detectionEvent Schedule information When the Event Status is ON, once an event is triggered by motion detection, the Network Camera will automatically send snapshots via e-mail Server Settings Server TypeServer port URL: Enter the URL of the HTTP server Page Pre-eventrecording You can continue to select a server and media type for the event. Please go back to page 94 for detailed information The format is: File name prefix + Minute mm Click 20081120to open the directoryThe format is: HH 24r Recording Settings RecordingNetwork Storage Setting Insert your SD card and click here to testRecording Settings Source: Select the recording source stream 1 ~ 104 - Users Manual Local Storage SD Card Managementno SD card VIVOTEKSearching and Viewing the Records Search Results Click to switch pagesClick to adjust the image size Numbers of entries displayed on one page2012 2012 2012-03-0510:49:58Videoclip PeriodicallyCurrent Log System LogRemote Log 110 - Users Manual View ParametersVIVOTEK Restore MaintenanceReboot Export / Upload Files Upgrade Firmware Tips URL Commands for the Network Camera AppendixOverview Style ConventionGeneral CGI URL Syntax and Parameters Security LevelzGet Server Parameter Values VIVOTEKVIVOTEK Example Request IP address and its response<parameter pair> Users Manual -Set Server Parameter Values updateVIVOTEK Method: GET/POSTUsers Manual - Available parameters on the serverVIVOTEK VIVOTEK VIVOTEK Vancouver 280: GMT-07:00Mountain Time, DenverVIVOTEK 122 - Users ManualUsers Manual - VIVOTEKexcept for a union of the combined results VIVOTEK Group: di_i<0~ndi-1> capability.ndi >Group: do_i<0~ndo-1> capability.ndo > Group: securityVIVOTEK Subgroup of network: ieee8021xVIVOTEK 126 - Users ManualUsers Manual - VIVOTEKport VIVOTEK 128 - Users Manualenable VIVOTEKVIVOTEK 130 - Users ManualUsers Manual - VIVOTEKGroup: videoin_profile_i<0~m-1> VIVOTEK 132 - Users ManualUsers Manual - VIVOTEK352x288 134 - Users Manual VIVOTEKGroup: videoinpreview Users Manual - VIVOTEKGroup: ircutcontrol 136 - Users Manual VIVOTEKGroup: imagepreview Users Manual - to mode settingsVIVOTEK VIVOTEK 138 - Users ManualVIVOTEK Group: upnppresentationGroup: upnpportforwarding Users Manual -140 - Users Manual VIVOTEKGroup: uart capability.uart>0 VIVOTEK uartmodeVIVOTEK 142 - Users ManualUsers Manual - VIVOTEKGroup: capability VIVOTEK 144 - Users ManualUsers Manual - VIVOTEKprotocol_ipv6 VIVOTEK 146 - Users ManualUsers Manual - VIVOTEKGroup: event_customtaskfile_i<0~2> VIVOTEK 148 - Users ManualUsers Manual - Enable or disable this server actionVIVOTEK VIVOTEK 150 - Users ManualUsers Manual - VIVOTEKpriority VIVOTEK 152 - Users ManualUsers Manual - VIVOTEKcountryname Drive the Digital Output VIVOTEKMethod: GET/POST do<num>Query Status of the Digital Input VIVOTEKMethod: GET/POST di0=<state>\r\n di1=<state>\r\n di2=<state>\r\nQuery Status of the Digital Output VIVOTEKMethod: GET/POST do0=<state>\r\n do1=<state>\r\n do2=<state>\r\nCapture Single Snapshot resolution<available resolution> VIVOTEKAccount Management VIVOTEKMethod: GET/POST 158 - Users ManualUpgrade Firmware System LogsVIVOTEK Method: GET/POSTePTZ Camera Control VIVOTEKMethod: GET/POST 160 - Users ManualePTZ Preset Locations ePTZ RecallVIVOTEK <return page>System Information VIVOTEKMethod: GET/POST MMmm, MM is major version from 00 ~Method: GET/POST IP FilteringVIVOTEK Get SDP of Streams Open the Network StreamVIVOTEK Method: GET/POSTUsers Manual - Senddata capability.nuart>0VIVOTEK 166 - Users Manual VIVOTEKqueryStatus VIVOTEK isLockedVIVOTEK 168 - Users ManualTechnical Specifications Technical SpecificationsDimensions Compatible AccessoriesTechnology License Notice MPEG-4AAC TechnologyMPEG-4Visual Technology AMR-NBStandardElectromagnetic Compatibility EMC FCC StatementCE Mark Warning Liability