Eminent EM6260 manuel d'utilisation

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    EM6260 Easy Pro View HD outdo or IP Camera[...]

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    2 | ENGLISH EM6260 – Easy Pro View HD outdo or IP camera Table of contents 1.0 Introduction . ...... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ...... . 4 1.1 Packaging c ontents ........... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...[...]

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    3 | ENGLISH 4.9 Admin ... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ... 50 4.9.1 Date/time ....... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ...... ..... 50 4.9.2 Upgrade ... ...... ...... ...... ...... ..... ...... .[...]

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    4 | ENGLISH 1.0 Introduction Congratulations w i th the purcha se of this high-q uality Eminen t product ! This product has undergone extensive testing b y Em inent’s te chnical exp erts. Should you experience any problems w it h this product, yo u are covered by a f ive-y ear Eminent warranty. Plea s e keep this m anual and the receipt in a safe[...]

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    5 | ENGLISH 5. Light detector – for li ght inten sity detection to be able to sw it ch automati c ally betwee n Day and Night 6. IR LED – there are t hree IR LED s for the night mo de usage. The componen ts on the back and bottom pan el of the EM626 0 are: 1. Microphone – for receiving the audio/voice. Effe ctive distance i s about 5 meter s [...]

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    6 | ENGLISH 2.0 Installing the camera A few short and s imple steps are n ecessary to connect and as s ign the ca mera, and to enjoy the use of the camera. U s e the follow ing steps to connect the c am era. 2.1 Connecting t he came ra to your ne twork using a network cab le We advise to con nect the ca m era first with a ne t work cable . Once the[...]

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    7 | ENGLISH 2.1.1 Option 1 Power adapter i s plugged ne ar the EM6260 . 1. Connect a Ether net cable (max. 50m) to y our router/mode m/ switch. 2. Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to the “RJ45 coupler”. 3. Connect the Ether net plug of the Splitter cable to the “R J45 coupler” 4. Connect the sup plied powe r adapter to the suppli[...]

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    8 | ENGLISH 2.2 Which App should I install? Choose the righ t App for your preferen ces/device Feature Description Easy Pro View Easy Pro View HD Easy Pro Vi ew Platform Support device iPhone/iPod iPad only Android CAMID/Password ID/Password Access YES YES YES Remote Live viewing Remote Live video viewing YES YES YES Video Recording & Playback [...]

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    9 | ENGLISH Camera name: Enter a descrip t ion of the ca m era (exa mple: front door ) CamID: Enter the I D provided on the ID/Password card. Password : Enter the 4 digit pas s word pro vided on the ID/Pa ssword card. Optional: Enable Dynamic icon update to ge t an update o f the camera icon every time you hav e connected to the came ra. Enable the[...]

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    10 | ENGLISH *For iPad download and install Easy Pro View HD this add s the possibilit y to view more IP-Cam s in one screen and the scree n is adjusted to u s e in land scape mode. Click to select trig ger source for alar m notification (se ction 4.5) Switch ON/OFF to save admin passw ord Switch ON/OFF for dynamic icon upda te[...]

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    11 | ENGLISH 2.5 Installing the software and camera on a PC or notebook (W indows). Before you can vie w the video of the camera, you need to instal l the softw are” Easy Pro View” fro m the CD-ROM. 1. Insert the CD in the CD-ROM . 2. If auto-run is enab led the W izard should start. 3. Run the wiz ard to install the appl ication Easy Pro View/[...]

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    12 | ENGLISH 8. Camera name: Enter a descrip t ion of the ca m era (exa mple: front door ) 9. CamID: Enter the I D provided on the ID/Password card. 10. P asswor d: Enter the 4 digit pas s word pr ovided on the ID/Pa ssword card. 11. S elect “OK” to add the camera . With the toolbar you can select how and the amount of video f eeds you w ould l[...]

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    13 | ENGLISH 7. Drag and dro p the EasyProView .app icon to the “Applications” f older. 8. The application is now successfu lly installed on your MAC 9. Open Easy Pro View. 10. I f the computer and the EM626 0 is connected t o the sa m e network, u se the search button to find the camera i n your local netw ork. The CAM ID will be[...]

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    14 | ENGLISH displayed in the l ist. 11. Click the corresponding CAM I D you w ish to add. The only thing left r ight now for seeing the video is to enter the pa s sword displaye d on your ID/ Passw ord card into the passw ord field and click “ok”. 12. Now if you click the button you wil l be able to drag and drop the desired CAM[...]

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    15 | ENGLISH ID into a empty w indow to view the video stream on yo ur MAC. 13. I f the EM626 0 is not in the same netwo rk as the computer y ou can add the EM6260 by clic k ing the button ne xt to the tex t “Camera List”. 14. Now click “New camera”. 15. Nam e: Enter a description of the camera (ex am ple: front door)[...]

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    16 | ENGLISH 16. I D: Enter the ID provided on the ID/Passwo rd card. 17. P asswor d: Enter the 4 digit pas s word pr ovided on the ID/Pa ssword card. 18. S elect “OK” to add the camera . With the toolbar you can select how and the amount of video f eeds you w ould like to view on your monitor from 1 to 6 screens. 2.7 Adding the camera to a w i[...]

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    17 | ENGLISH 2.7.1 Connectin g to Wi-Fi us ing the WPS button. 1. Disconnect the Ether net cable fro m the camera . 2. Press the W PS button on the camera.(1 second) 3. Press the W PS button on your modem/router.(ple ase refer to t he manual of the modem router for in formation about how t o start W PS synchronization ) 4. The blue LED w ill start [...]

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    18 | ENGLISH Password : (default “leave blan k”) 6. Click Networ k 7. Wi-Fi security 8. A control panel will appear for you r Wi-Fi settings 9. Select enable W i-Fi function ( to activate he W i-Fi module) 10. Now you can use 2 differen t ways to con figure the ca m era to connec t to the W i-Fi networ k; manually or you can u se the softwar e [...]

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    19 | ENGLISH 11. Now you can use 2 differen t ways to con figure the ca m era to connec t to the W i-Fi networ k; manually or you can u se the softwar e to AutoDetect y our Wi-Fi network. 12. S elect the W ireless networ k you want to conne ct to from the list or sele ct “Other” to manually con f igure the W i-Fi connection. 13. E nter the Encr[...]

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    20 | ENGLISH 2.8 Mounting the camera on t he wall or ceiling 1. Once the ca m era is connected c orrectly w i th your co mputer, you can mount the camera on a w all or ceiling. 2. Use the mounting stand to mar k the holes at the location w here you want to mount the camera. 3. Drill the holes an d fill the hole s with the supplied plugs. 4. Mount t[...]

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    21 | ENGLISH 3.2 On your PC ( Windows) in a remote l ocation. After Easy Pro View softwar e is installed, it’ s very easy to add a ca mera item in the “Camera List” folder of the Easy Pro View software , key in the CAM ID and Password (from the ID/Pa s sword card). And then double c lick this camer a item. You will then see the Ca mera video [...]

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    22 | ENGLISH 4.0 Easy Pro View for iPhon e/iPad/ A ndroid 4.1 The Layout of Easy P ro View iPhone, iPod, Andro id Layout Add new IP Camera Arrange the order of IP cameras Get camera information and settings Playback the recorded videos Camera List Search for Loca l IP cameras Easy Pro View software 10000000 1234[...]

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    23 | ENGLISH iPad Layout 4.2 See the l ive video Add new IP Camera Playback the recorded video s Camera List Search for Loca l IP cameras Easy Pro View software information Get camera information and settings Arrange the order of IP[...]

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    24 | ENGLISH 1. Select “camera Li s t” 2. Select the ca mera you w ish to view. iPhone, iPod, Andro id iPad Press to disconnect the live video Live video Video stream information Take a snapshot Start/stop recording (turns red while recording Video stream information Press to disconnect the Live video Start/stop re cording (turns red wh ile Tak[...]

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    25 | ENGLISH 4.3 Delete camera Slide the ca mera you wish to dele te from right to left, the de lete butto n will appear. Press the button to delete the ca mera from the list.[...]

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    26 | ENGLISH 4.4 Camera ad justment Press the blue icon a s shown in abov e picture. Below menu w ill appear. Press to configure the camera settings Switch ON/OFF for dynamic icon upda te Switch ON/OFF for saving admin passw ord[...]

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    27 | ENGLISH 4.5 Alarm not ification If prompted en ter username and password (By default usern ame “admin” password “empty”).[...]

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    28 | ENGLISH Select the trigger source and click update. If the alarm is trigg ered you w ill receive an alar m notification. As show n in below picture, press view t o view the l ive strea m including pre-recording bu ffer (if SD-card is installed).[...]

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    29 | ENGLISH 4.6 Stream set tings This option allow s you to set the bandw idth and quality of the live str eam of your mobile connec tion. In most ca s es the bandw idth of your mobile phone w il l be lower in comparison to y our home intern et connection. In s ome case s we advise you to change these value s. For ex am ple your teleco m provider [...]

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    30 | ENGLISH 1. You can adjust the bandwid th from 32Kbps to 2M bps. 2. You can choose to adjust resolu t ion and fra m e rate manually or switch to Auto (recommended) 3. Change the resolu t ion (manual) 4. Change fra m e rate (manual) 5. Enable/disable the microphone.[...]

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    31 | ENGLISH 4.7 Video se ttings 4.7.1 Video[...]

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    32 | ENGLISH Video Colour: Use r can set the vid eo colour: Colo ured or black a nd white. Brightness: Control the brightness of the camera vid eo from 1(da rk) ~ 10(Brig ht) level. Sharpness: Cont rol the level of sh arpness and clearness of the image. Low Light Sensiti vity: The level o f the camera s enses the lo w light condition. Place: You ca[...]

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    33 | ENGLISH 4.7.2 Control Control the behavio r of the LEDs on the front of the camera (On/O f f) The level of motion sensitivity[...]

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    34 | ENGLISH 4.7.3 Night mo de control Configure how the Night mode is controlled .[...]

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    35 | ENGLISH Night mode by schedule. Night mode by manual.[...]

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    36 | ENGLISH 4.7.4 Camera info View camera in formation.[...]

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    37 | ENGLISH 4.8 Camera Se ttings[...]

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    38 | ENGLISH 4.8.1 Informatio n View camera in formation (differ ent informa tion as described in section 4.7.4)[...]

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    39 | ENGLISH 4.8.2 Network[...]

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    40 | ENGLISH You can select i f the camera w i ll use a Dyna m ic (DHCP) IP addr ess o r a Static IP address (default setting is DHC P).[...]

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    41 | ENGLISH Select the W i-Fi network you wish to connect to . If necessary enter t he encryption key of the Wi-Fi networ k Switch on to enable Wi-Fi function[...]

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    43 | ENGLISH In some special situations, yo ur networ k environment only prov i des PPPoE connection (AD SL service), there is no NAT/rou ter available. You will then need to set the PPPoE sett ings. For more in formation see section 5 .3.3[...]

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    44 | ENGLISH 4.8.3 Schedule Email alarm[...]

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    45 | ENGLISH Switch on to enable E -mail alarm function Select motion sen s itivity and e-mail trigger source Switch on to enable E -mail sending Fill in email recipie nts[...]

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    46 | ENGLISH Switch off if yo u want to enter a SMTP serve r manually.[...]

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    47 | ENGLISH SD-Card Switch ON and se l ect the type of recording alway s/scheduled Select circular or stop recording if disk (SD-Card) space is full[...]

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    48 | ENGLISH Scheduling[...]

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    49 | ENGLISH Select the trigger source: E mail alarm, SD-Ca rd record Select the ti me period.[...]

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    50 | ENGLISH 4.9 Admin The Admin menu provides the po ssibility to change Syste m date/tim e, Upgrade Firmware or reboot device re m otely. 4.9.1 Date/time[...]

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    51 | ENGLISH Select the ti me zone and pres s update. The IP-Ca m era will reset. 4.9.2 Upgrade This function is no t available plea se view section 5.6.4[...]

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    52 | ENGLISH 4.9.3 Reboot[...]

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    53 | ENGLISH 4.10 SD-Card Playba ck Press to view recorded files fro m SD-Card[...]

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    54 | ENGLISH Select the date and time of the re corded vide o you wish to play[...]

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    55 | ENGLISH 4.11 Local Search Use this option to scan your internal-netw ork for available Easy Pro View IP camera’s. Select the ca m era from the lis t to add it to the camera list.[...]

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    56 | ENGLISH You need to give a na me to the camera and enter the passw ord to complete t he installation of the c amera. 4.12 Information[...]

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    57 | ENGLISH 5.0 The w ebpage of the ca mer a The Eminent ca m era is also an IP camera w i th its own w ebpage. This means you can login to the we bpage by using the camera’s IP Address. Use the f ollow ing s teps to login to the we bpage and change any of the ca mera settings . 5.1 Login to the webpag e 1. Double click the ‘Easy Pro View ’ [...]

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    58 | ENGLISH 4. Now a br owser screen will appear . 5. Fill out the ca m era’s username an d password. By defaul t, the username i s ‘admin’ and the passw ord is ‘empty’. In the section below , we assume you logg ed in using Intern et Explor er. The menu will be slightly different when using another bro wser.[...]

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    59 | ENGLISH 5.2 Information The first page of the web con figuration of the EM6 260 is the infor mation page. You can see the model name/fir mware version, CAM I D, registration s tatus, netw ork t ype and current video s ettings( band width, re solution) in this pag e. The EM6260 can be viewe d remotely by the Easy Pro View software or App only w[...]

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    60 | ENGLISH If the netw ork environment does not suppo rt DHCP fun ction, you will need to set the networ k settings of the EM626 0 manually. Plea s e fill in all the fields including “I P address”, “Subne t mask”, “Defaul t gateway” and “DNS server ” to let the network w ork. All these setting s must correspond with the settings o[...]

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    61 | ENGLISH 5.3.2 Wi-Fi security You can use the wireless connec t ion to connec t the EM6260 t o the ne twork. If your networ k environment has a 802.11 b/g/n router or AP runnin g, you can click the “Enable W i-Fi function” button to enable the w ireless connection . In order to use the wireless netw ork, you need to fill in the following fi[...]

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    62 | ENGLISH You can click the “ W i-Fi test” but t on to check if the EM626 0 can connect to the wireless netw ork for these setting s. Y ou w ill need to unplug the Ethernet cable to enable the wir eless connection after the “ W i-Fi test” is suc c essful. You can click the “ W i-Fi scan” button to scan for all the available a ccess p[...]

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    63 | ENGLISH 5.3.3 A dvanced In some special situation, your netw ork environment only provide s PPPoE conn ection (ADSL service), there is no NAT /router ava ilable. You will then need to set the PPPoE settings in the “Adva nced Netw ork” page. Only the PPPoE usern ame and pas s word are needed to let PPPoE w ork. After the “Save & Apply[...]

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    64 | ENGLISH 5.4 Video The Video menu allows you to configure the Vide o setting s of the EM6 260 such as Resolution, Fra m e rate, Day & Night, Flip i m age, Brightnes s ,Sharpne ss, Video Colour, Indoor or ou tdoor image q uality, Mobile s t ream. 5.4.1 Video Dis play This page allow s you to view t he video display and c ontrol the Day &[...]

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    65 | ENGLISH 5.4.2 Video Set tings The EM6260 i s designed to pro vide high quality video for view ing f rom Easy P ro View software . In this page, you can m odify some s ettings related t o the vid eo view ing: 1. Password (play video) – this i s the passwo rd needed for view ing the video from the Easy Pro View software (provided on ID/Passwor[...]

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    66 | ENGLISH “Internet speed” , the syste m will need to degrad e the video motion or image quality. This sele ction will decide if the user w ant t o main tain the “video m otion” or “image quality” w hen the internet speed is not good enough. 7. Brightness – the brightness of the video, low er value means darker display . 8. Sharpne[...]

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    67 | ENGLISH 5.4.3 Mobile V ideo settings The EM6260 i s able to be view ed from a 3G mobile phone, plea se dow nload “Easy Pro View”/”Easy Pro View HD ” s oftwar e from App Store for iPhon e/ iPad and “Ea s y Pro View” fro m Android Marke t for Android Mob iles and pad s.. The audio, video frame rate, re solution and bandw idth for 3G [...]

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    68 | ENGLISH 5.4.4 Night mo de Control The EM6260 i s able to work both in day time an d night ti me. There is an IR LED that can let the EM626 0 see the objec ts in the nigh t. This night mo de contro l page is to control when the I R LED w ill be on. There are three way s to control the nigh t mode (IR LED) : 1. Automatic day and night mode s wit[...]

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    69 | ENGLISH 5.5.1 E-mail/FT P alarm The EM6260 pro vides the E m ail/ftp function, you can enable or schedule the Em ail/ftp ability in this page, the EM6260 will then send ou t an email w ith a jpeg pictur e attached in the e m ail and/or send out the jpeg picture file to a ftp ser ver. The related settings are ex plained below: 1. Email/FTP trig[...]

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    70 | ENGLISH For the email mes s age to wo rk, a SMTP serv er is required. Click the “advanced” button will display the SMTP server setting s page. A default SM TP ser ver is provided, so that the user do es not need to use a spe c ific SMTP serve r. But, anyw ay, the user could also specify hi s own SMTP server. 1. SMTP server – thi s is t h[...]

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    71 | ENGLISH Note: Sound sen sor is only avai lable in the App. 5.5.2 NA S settings The EM6260 pro vides the recordin g of the video files into a s t andard NAS ( Ne twork Access Storag e ) device. The EM6260 connects to the NAS device using the standard LMX_ NS/CIFS/SSN protocols that are the same as the Microso ft Window s network neighbour hood [...]

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    72 | ENGLISH the EM6260 can automatically lo cate and conn ect to the NA S device by the “NA S name”. If the N AS device use s a fix ed IP address( either in the local are a network or in the public intern et), the EM6260 can conn ect to it by the “NAS IP addr ess”. 4. The “Shared folder name” is the folder in the NAS device that will r[...]

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    73 | ENGLISH[...]

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    74 | ENGLISH 5.5.3 SD-Card set tings The EM6260 pro vides the recordin g of the video files into a s t andard Micro SD-C ard. Since this record ing is directly to the SD-Car d, there is no netw ork packets loss problem w hen recording to re m ote device through internet . Note : when the EM6260 is doing SD-Card recording, this is counted as one vid[...]

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    75 | ENGLISH 5.5.4 Scheduli ng The EM6260 pro vides the schedul ing function for the motion de tection triggered email/ftp sending and /or the NAS recording with the individ ual parameter s set in the . “Email/ftp alar m ” settings and the “NAS setting s ” page. Totally 12 schedu le list items are allow ed. There is no conflict check for th[...]

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    76 | ENGLISH “Motion triggere d”, it means that the EM626 0 will do the vide o recording to the SD- Card for 30 second s during the s cheduled per iod each time w hen video motion is detected. There is a five second s pre-r ecording (only av ailable whe n SD-Card is installed) of the triggered recordin g to keep the critical m oment recorded . [...]

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    77 | ENGLISH 5.6.1 A dmin login In this page, you c an modify the web login a c count. With thi s account, you can login to the EM6260 and do an y modifica t ions. The defaul t account is “admin” w ithout password. If the login account is forgotten, you can reset the EM6260 to the f actory default setting s by following the steps in section 5.6[...]

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    78 | ENGLISH 5.6.3 Date/Ti me The EM6260 can synchroniz e the date/time w ith the universally av ailable time s erver (for exa mple time.window s .com) through NTP protocol. The da t e/time w il l then be corrected w i th the time server any time when the Internet is connected. Users can choose the differen t Time Zone o f their areas to display th[...]

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    79 | ENGLISH 5.6.4 Upgrade If there is a new fi rmwar e available for the EM6 260, you can upgrade the firmware on this page. A s tatus message abo ut the percentag e done in the upgrade pro cedure is displayed. Please note: do not powe r off the EM626 0 during the upgrade procedur e. After the upgrade pr ocedure is finished, the system w ill resta[...]

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    80 | ENGLISH 5.6.5 Reboot You can restart the EM6260 manually on thi s page. All the c onnecte d video view ing users will be discon nected.[...]

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    81 | ENGLISH 5.6.6 Set to factory default For some reason , for ex ample you forgot the w eb login password, you m ay want to set the EM6260 to the f actory defaul t settings. The only thing you ne ed to do is u sing a stick to press the “r eset” button on t he back of the EM6260 bo dy for more than 4 seconds and relea s e it, do this w hen the[...]

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    82 | ENGLISH 6.0 Frequently A s ked Questions and othe r related informat i on The latest Freque ntly asked que stions for yo ur product can be found on the support page of your pro duct. Eminent w ill update the s e pages frequently t o assure you hav e the most recent in formation. Visit www .em inent-online.co m for more infor m ation about your[...]

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    83 | ENGLISH 8.0 Warning and points of a ttention Due to laws, dire ctives and reg ulations set out by t he Europe an parliamen t , some (wire less) devices could be subjec t to limitations c oncerning it s use in certain European member states. In cer tain European member state s the use of su ch devices could be prohibi ted. Contact your (local) [...]

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    84 | ENGLISH 9.0 Warranty conditions The five-year Eminent warr anty applies to all Em inent produc t s, unless men t ioned otherw ise before or during the moment of purcha s e. After buying a second-hand Eminent produc t the remaining per iod of warranty is measured f rom the m oment of purchase by the pr oduct’s initial owner. Eminent w arranty[...]