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 Setup  Configuration  Technical Guides

JPEG Compressed Image Format – Motions or specific pictures captured by the network camera are saved in JPEG format, which may contain enough image d

Box Contents4 1.Network Camera 2. Mounting Bracket 3. Mounting Plate 4. AC Adapter 5. Ethernet cable (Category 5 cable)

6. Reset Pin 7. Screws 8. Plastic Plugs 9. Lens Focus Adjusting Fixture 10. Setup/Application CD-ROM 11. Ethernet Extension Port 12. User’s Guide

5. LED Indicator 8

Chapter I. Setup the Network Camera Before you setup the network camera, please make sure all components available and ready. A list of the package c

Information For more information about the LED indicator, please refer to “LED indicator” section. 4. Insert the Setup/Application CD-ROM, includ

Mounting to Plain Ceiling 1. Press the mounting plate on the surface of ceiling and mark down the Set A holes on the plain ceiling. 2. Drill three

5. Load the network camera onto the mounting bracket. Make sure the mounting index on the network camera and mounting bracket flush with each other.

Mounting to Suspended Ceiling 1. Remove one piece of ceiling panels you are to mount the network camera. Attention Please consult your decorating

5. Pass the Ethernet cable and power cord through the lager hole and insert them respectively into the interfaces on the network camera. 6. Press

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1. Insert the RJ-45 connector into the Ethernet port of the network camera. 2. Connect the Ethernet cable to the PC’s Ethernet port. 3. Connec

5. If the LED indicator keeps flashing, your network camera is successfully connected. Information • For more information about connection to org

5. If the LED indicator keeps flashing, your network camera is successfully connected. Information For more information about the LED indicator, p

3. Tighten the screws when you complete the lens tilt angle adjustment. 4. Load the specially designed lens focus adjusting fixture onto the base

Information If you adjust the lens focus without the lens focus adjustment fixture, when you reload the lens cover, you will get blurred images due

Attention • To keep your network camera in a proper working status, you are not recommended to make such adjustment frequently. • Do not leave fin

Chapter II. Configure the Network Camera Plustek Network Camera center is the configuration window that provides you with various monitoring setting

4. Check “Prompt” under the options “Download signed ActiveX controls” and “Download unsigned ActiveX controls”. 5. Check “Enable” under the opt

Log in the Network Camera Method I. Network Camera Search Tool Application Network Camera Search Tool is an application that can detect the network c

Information When you use Internet Explorer to browse website, ActiveX controls may assure the normal displaying of images. 6. When you log in yo

Table of Contents Introduction ... 1 How to Use This Guide ...

install “view.cab”. Please click the “Install” button to install it.  Due to the program versions you use, this prompt may also contain information

Information • If you connect the network camera to the Internet directly via Cable Modem with static IP, the Network Camera Search Tool won’t work.

Information When you use Internet Explorer to browse website, ActiveX controls may assure the normal displaying of images. 3. Enter “admin” as yo

Attention requesting you to install “view.cab”. Please click the “Install” button to install it.  Due to the program versions you use, this prompt

Menu Bar Viewer Menu Bar – There are 8 menus available: LiveView, ImageSet, Network, Server, Administration, EventTrigger, CaptureView, and Update.

Information If you log in as “General User”, you are authorized to use functions in LiveView menu only. Please check in “Administration” section for

How to Adjust the Image 1. Put the cursor within the viewer. 2. Right click and select “image” option from the pop up menu. 3. The Image Ctrl w

Information Awb stands for Auto White Balance. Due to the indoor lighting system, the images shown in the viewer may have some yellow or orange or

How to Enlarge a Screen 1. Put the cursor within the viewer. 2. Right click and select “zoom” option from the pop up menu. 3. Drag the cursor t

How to Define Motion Area 1. Enable the Motion Detection function in “EventTrigger Settings” page by checking both or either of the options: “Motion

Adjust the Lens ...17 Maintenance and Usage Tips...

7. “MD Settings” is for setting the sensitivity of detection. The lower the value, the higher the sensitivity. Information The defined area won’t

Image Settings • Resolution: The higher the resolution, the clearer the images. However, the higher resolution may extend the processing time. You

if you set up the network camera in Taiwan, you need to check the option “60 Hz”. • Audio: This function enriches the monitoring experience by add

Network 1. Check “Static”, “DHCP”, or “PPPOE” according to how the network camera is connected to the Internet. Information • Static: When you ar

2. Type in IP, Subnet Mask, and Gateway only if you have “Static” checked. Type in PPPOE Account ID and Password if you have “PPPOE” checked. Atten

Information Make sure the file name displayed in the Upload Path must be the same with the one in the IP/Host before the test begins. 3. In DDNS

Administration Administrator and General User may hold different levels of controlling over the network camera. Please refer to the following table

How to Create and Change an Authorized User’s Account 1. Name the camera in “Camera Name” section. 2. Create a “General User” by defining username

1. Check "Event Enabled" option to enable “Motion Detection” function in "Respond to trigger" section.. 2. Check “Event Enabled

5. Check “upload images” option to upload image into one ftp or mail in”When Triggered” section. 6. Check TCP Server option to send one predefined

IP Configuration Information...51 Use the Network Camera from Dynamic Domain Name System...

CaptureView How to View a Captured Image 1. Double click on the image you are to view. 2. The image will be displayed in the Internet Explorer bro

Information For 98/ME/2000/XP, the pictures you have captured are saved to the file path (c:\tmp\webcam) automatically. For Vista, the pictures you

4. Click “Browse” button to select the back-up file, and the file path will be displayed in the Restore section. Then Click “Restore” button to rest

13. Log in the network camera from Network Camera Search Tool application or IE address bar to check the updating results. 48

Chapter III. Technical Guides This chapter covers plenty of useful technical information on using the network camera, which will help you to get more

The Network Camera Search Tool application may detect all network cameras that you have connected successfully to your company network or community

7. Click “Update” button to refresh the list in the white pane of this window. IP Configuration Information You may get the IP configuration informa

Use the Network Camera from Dynamic Domain Name System In some organization’s network, you may be provided with dynamic IP address. That is, each tim

3. If you choose the “STATIC” option, please fill the Submask and Gateway in the Network Camera Search Tool window, revise the last number of your

Attention  If the Network Camera is behind a router, the “PPPOE” option cannot be applied in the “Search Tool” window.  Please refer to the “IP

Introduction Welcome to choose our product. Like all of our products, your new network camera is thoroughly tested and backed by our reputation for

6. The IP address can be updated automatically after you return to the Network Settings page. Remember the updated IP address shown in the Network

Proxy Server Proxy server is generally used to connect to the Internet directly to maintain the security of a network in some corporate environment.

14. You may uncheck the “Use a proxy server” option, and click the “OK” button in the window. Or click the “Advanced…” button in the LAN Settings wi

a. Enter a specified IP number into the “Exceptions” section. b. Click “OK” button in the Proxy Setting window to confirm the settings. Info

What is External I/O Interface? Pin Function 1 External Sensor Input (+) External Sensor Input receives the signal that produced by the alarm sensor

Circuit Diagram Example Attention • Serious damage to network camera may result if a device is connected to the external I/O that exceeds its elect

Reset the Network Camera The reset function of the network camera allows you to set the network camera to its factory default settings. To reset the

Appendix A: Troubleshooting This chapter provides a quick reference and assistance to you for some of the problems you might encounter in your instal

When I open the Search Tool and click the 255 Cam_location, I cannot enter the IE (Plustek Login Page). Solution: 1. The IP Address of your network

appears. For information I've set up at least 6 different makes of IP cameras in this way with these routers - so I know that the NAT redirectio

Chapter II describes how to configure the network camera. This chapter provides you with plenty of illustrations and information about the configurat

Solution: This error may occur from the incorrect ActiveX Viewer settings or the absence of an ActiveX control. 1. First mak

2. After the ActiveX Viewer setting is done, when you log in for the first time, you will see a dialog pop up requesting you to download an ActiveX

Symptom: Does the network camera support encrypted VPN Tunnels? Solution: Our network camera doesn’t support VPN Tunnels. Symptom: Does the firm

 C:\users\public\tmp\webcam web captures  C:\users\public\tmp\webcam  video records The video record path can be changed, but must exist beforeha

1. Click the Select Camera button in the Active View window and a dialog pops up. 2. Select the camera you want from the dropdown list. 3. Type in

Information When you're looking for technical support, please have your Network Camera information ready in order to have an accurate and effic

Appendix B: Glossary You may read through the below definitions for better understanding of the network environment, and this may probably help you t

DNS (Domain Name System) is a service that locates various Internet domain names and translates them into Internet Protocol addresses. DNS service ma

The Internet Protocol (IP) is the method or protocol by which data is sent from one computer to another on the Internet. When you send or receive dat

discarding some of the non-critical data of the image. JPEG retains all of the color information of an image and offers varying degrees of compressio

Information Information: Optional tips for your reference. Safety Precautions Before using this device, please read the following important informa

(DSL), cable modem, or wireless connection to the Internet. PPPOE combines the Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP), commonly used in dialup connections, wi

units of data (called packets) that a message is divided into for efficient routing through the Internet. WEP WEP is the short form of Wired Equival

Appendix C: Specification5IPCam P1100A Physical Dimension (L×W×H) Appearance Weight 200g Operating Temperature 10° C to 40° C (50° F to 104° F) Envir

IPCam P1100 Physical Dimension (L×W×H) Appearance Weight 200g Operating Temperature 10° C to 40° C (50° F to 104° F) Environment Lighting 50 or 60 H

Appendix D: Customer Service and Warranty If you encounter problems with your network camera, please review the installation instructions and trouble

Statement of Limited Warranty This Statement of Limited Warranty applies only to the options you originally purchase for your use, and not for resale

THIS LIMITED WARRANTY REPLACES ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABLITY AND

FCC Radio Frequency Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of

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The Network Camera’s Features Stand-alone web server – Integrated with a web server, the network camera can be connected to the Internet directly wi