WiLife DVS-110I Status Lights

Troubleshooting LukWerks User Guide

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Status Lights

We incorporated Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) as part of our design for the Luk Camera, Power Supply, and USB

receiver to make it easy to quickly diagnose many problems.

CAMERA STATUS LIGHTS

There are six status lights (LEDs) on the camera in various locations. Point the camera lens toward you with the

three green LEDs on the right-hand side to read the following table.

LED Description

Top Green Flashes when the camera captures a video frame

Middle Green Flashes when the camera encodes a video frame

Bottom Green Flashes when the camera sends a video frame to Werks

Front Red On when camera has power and flashes when it detects motion. Note that you

can disable this LED from the advanced camera setup

Bottom Green Located near the network connector, the green light is on when the camera has

successfully started its internal software

Bottom Amber Also located near the network connector, the amber light flashes when it sends

data over the network. It flashes slowly when communicating with the power

supply only and quickly when sending date to the Werks application

POWER SUPPLY STATUS LIGHTS

There are five status lights on the Luk Camera power supply.

LED Description

Top Green Steady green when power supply has power

Middle Green Steady green when the power supply is connected to the Homeplug network

Bottom Green Flashes when sending and receiving data to the camera

Bottom Green Located near the network connector, the green light is on when the camera has

successfully linked to the camera

Bottom Amber Also located near the network connector, the amber light flashes when sending

and receiving data to the camera. It flashes slowly when communicating with the

camera only and quickly when sending date between the camera and Werks

USB RECEIVER STATUS LIGHTS

There are three status lights on the USB Receiver. Because the USB Receiver gets its power from the USB port,

these lights will be on even when you have not plugged the receiver into an outlet.

LED Description

Top Green Flashes when it detects a collision between two network packages (normal)

Middle Green Flashes green when sending and receiving data from the cameras

Bottom Green Solid green when successfully linked to the computer

Contents

Main User Guide ii Table of Contents Page Page Page Welcome to LukWerks Introduction Overview of LukWerks BASIC CONCEPTS 1. Easy Setup 2. Powerful Cameras 3. Powerful Software 4. Anywhere Anytime Access System Components LUK CAMERAS CAMERA POWER SUPPLY CAT 5E CABLE RECEIVER USB CABLE Users Guide Chapters The Werks Help System Page Page Page Getting Started Overview System Requirements STARTER KIT CONTENTS Installation Procedures OVERVIEW Step 1 - Run the Set-up Wizard A. W B. COMPLETING THE WERKS WIZARD Step 2 - Install the USB Receiver Module Step 3 - Mount the Luk Camera Step 4 - Start Using Werks Firewall Setup Page Getting Started LukWerks User Guide 13 Windows Firewall Auto-Alert McAfee Auto-Alert Message Create Your My LukWerks Account Additional Cameras S TEP 1 P a. Select a location for your camera. b. Plug the Camera Power Supply into a nearby outlet. Camera Focus and Aim Product Support Page Using the Werks Application Overview T WO OPERATING MODES : F ULL AND B TWO MAIN VIEWS: LIVE AND SEARCH Title Bar Controls Live View Inspect the Video Windows Choose a Multiple-Camera View Use the Camera Activity Panel Enable and Disable Alerts Switch Cameras On and Off Open the Video Context Menus Print or Save Live Video Frames Delete a Camera Search View Review Stored Video Segments CHANGE WINDOW TIMESCALE SELECT CAMERAS TO REVIEW CHANGE REVIEW DATE Play Video with Onscreen Controls Use Keyboard Playback Controls Open the Context Menu Protect a Recorded Video Segment Delete Recorded Video Print or Save Recorded Video Remote Viewing with My LukWerks Use Remote Viewing Background Mode and Exit Switch between Background and Full Screen Exit Werks Setting System Options Overview of Werks Settings Werks Setup Tabs Camera Options Launch the Camera Setup Dialog ADVANCED OPTIONS Change Camera Order Delete a Camera Recording Options Learn About Motion Detection Review the Recording Dialog Enable & Disable Motion Detection Manage Motion Detection Zones Set Motion Detection Sensitivity Manage Recording Schedules Create a New Recording Schedule Change or Delete a Recording Schedule Manage Disk Usage Change Video Storage Options Email Alert Management Configure Email Server Settings Add Email Addresses Create Cell Phone Alerts Remove Email Addresses Remote Viewing Setup Verify System Requirements MACHINE CONFIGURATION NETWORK REQUIREMENTS BROWSER Set Up Remote Viewing CREATE YOUR MY LUKWERKS ACCOUNT 2. E NABLE W ERKS FOR R EMOTE V Page Advanced Options Use one of the convenient mounting options to secure your camera to a desktop, window or wall. Review the Advanced Options Dialog Here we take a quick peak at the Advance dialog: STEP 2 IDENTIFY THE NEW CAMERA IN WERKS a. If you did NOT set a custom password b. If you did set a custom password Rediscover Cameras Set or Change Your Password Check for Software Updates Update Camera Firmware Change the Automatic Restart Time Rebuild Video Segment List Find Orphan Clips Page Page Using Remote Viewing Remote Viewing From a PC LOGGING INTO MY LUKWERKS USING THE MY LUKWERKS PAGE VIEW THE VIDEO FOR ONE CAMERA VIEW THE VIDEO FOR ALL CAMERAS IN ONE IMAGE The video viewing panel displays the video. The status bar shows the following information: VIEWING VIDEO IN DIRECT VS. RELAYED MODE DIRECT MODE RELAYED MODE Managing Your My LukWerks Account CHANGING USER PROFILE SETTINGS CHANGING YOUR MY LUKWERKS PASSWORD CHANGING YOUR MY LUKWERKS LOGIN NAME LukWerks User Guide 49 Manage My LukWerks Page Overview Mark this checkbox when you want to remove a Location or a Camera. REMOVING A LOCATION OR A CAMERA Page Viewing Your Cameras Using a Cell Phone or Handheld FIRST TIME PDA VIEWING USING THE MY LUKWERKS PAGE (FOR HANDHELDS) VIEWING A CAMERAS LIVE VIDEO ON A HANDHELD Troubleshooting Installation Problems Setup Problems Video Problems Maintenance Problems Page Page Troubleshooting LukWerks User Guide 58 Status Lights CAMERA STATUS LIGHTS POWER SUPPLY STATUS LIGHTS Configuring Your Firewall Firewall Basics Internet Filters LukWerks Firewall Requirements Microsoft Firewall Page Norton Internet Security 2001 - 2005 Page Norton Personal Firewall 2006 Validate the Setup Page ZoneAlarm Firewall Page McAfee Personal Firewall Page BlackICE Firewall ENABLE WERKS WITH BLACKICE UI ENABLE WERKS WITH BLACKICE OPTIONS FILE Page A Specifications System Computer Requirements Remote Viewing Requirements CELL PHONES & HANDHELDS Specifications LkWerks User Guide DVC-810i Camera CAMERA FEATURES OPERATING ENVIRONMENT Specifications LkWerks User Guide 75 Powerline Networking Wall and Ceiling Mount Installation WALL MOUNTING DRILLING TEMPLATE B Software License and Hardware Warranty Werks Software License Page Limited Product Warranty Page LkWerks User Guide 81 C Regulatory and Safety Regulatory Information RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE INDUSTRY CANADA NOTICE LEAD CONTENT CLEANING ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD PROTECTION AGAINST PHYSICAL SHOCK WINDOW MOUNT (SUCTION CUPS) DESKTOP/SHELF MOUNT WALL/CEILING MOUNT EXPOSURE TO MOISTURE FIRE HAZARDS SHARP EDGES Use with Power Conditioning Equipment Powerline Network Limitations