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Planet Technology ICA-151 manual

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  • Page 1

    Du al Mo de CM OS In te rn et Ca me ra IC A- 15 1 V er si on 1. 1 Qu ic k I ns ta ll at io n G ui de[...]

  • Page 2

    T a bl e o f C on te nt s 1. P AC KA GE CO NTE NT S .. .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. . 3 2. SYST EM RE QU IRE MEN TS .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... ... .. 4 3. OUTL OO K .. ... .. ... ... .. ... ..[...]

  • Page 3

    3 1. P A CK AG E CO NT EN TS 1 x ICA - 15 1 1 x Cam er a St an d 1 x P owe r Ad apt er 1 x CD- RO M 1 x Qui ck Inst al lat ion Gui de Note Pl eas e u se the powe r a dap te r in thi s p ack ag e. Usin g a pow er sup ply wi th a dif fe ren t vo lta ge r ati ng wil l dam ag e and voi d the wa rr an ty fo r thi s pro du ct. ó ó ó ó ó[...]

  • Page 4

    4 2. SY ST EM RE QU IR EM EN TS Ne two rk In te rfa ce 10 /10 0 Ba se- TX Ethe rn et Mo nit or ing Sys te m R ec omm en ded for In te rne t Exp lo rer 6.0 or late r S yst em Ha rd war e • CP U: P en tiu m 4, 1. 5G Hz or abo ve • Me mor y Siz e : 51 2 MB or abo ve • VG A car d res ol uti on : 10 24 x 76 8 or ab ov e • Ne two rk ba nd wid th:[...]

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    5 3. OU TL OO K 3. 1 Fro nt Pa ne l Mic rop hon e PWR L AN ACT LE D St at us LE D Des cr ipt io n PW R Of f No po we r . On P ow er on . Bl ink in g Th e Po we r LED will blin k du rin g st art up (15 ~ 20 sec ). AC T Off Ca mer a is not ca pt uri ng vi de o. Bl ink in g Ca mer a is capt ur ing vid eo . LA N Off LA N is no t con ne cte d or ca me r[...]

  • Page 6

    6 3. 2 Rea r Pan el AUD IO OUT PWR L AN PO RT PO RT De scr ip ti on AU DI O OUT An exte rn al sp eak er can be plu gge d in . PW R Co nne ct th e su ppl ied pow er ad apt er . LA N Con ne ct yo ur Came r a to a 10 /10 0B ase - TX hub or swi tc h. R es et R es et to manu fa ctu re r def aul t v alu ed and re boo t. Wh en pr es sed and he ld o ve r 1[...]

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    7 4. Ph ys ic al In st al la ti on 1. Con nec t an Et he rne t cab le Conn ec t on e en d of an Et her ne t ca ble to th e LA N po rt loc ate d on the IP ca me ra ’ s re ar pa ne l and conn ec t the othe r en d to th e net wo rk de vic e (h ub or swit ch ). 2. Att ach the ex te rna l pow er supp ly Att ac h t he pr ov ide d pow er ad apt er to th[...]

  • Page 8

    8 5. Se tu p Wi za rd Co n gu ra ti on In iti al set up s ho uld be p er for me d by usi ng the sup pl ied Win do ws- ba sed Se tup Wi zar d as fo ll ows : 1. I nse rt th e bund le d Pro duc t CD dis k int o CD- ROM dr iv e to lau nch the aut or un pr ogr a m. 2. A fte r th e web pag e dis pla y ed, cli ck th e “Se tup Wiz ard ” hy per li nk[...]

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    9 4. A fte r clic kin g the setu p came r a bu tto n, it wi ll aut o se arc h fo r th e IP Cam er as on yo ur netw ork . Cl ick on to co nti nue . 5. T he next scr een bel ow will list the IP Ca mer a on yo ur netw or k. Se le ct it fro m th e l ist on th e le ft si de, th e c urr en t s ett ing s tabl e w ill be di spl ay ed on th e r igh t si de.[...]

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    10 6. T he a dm ini str a tor log in win dow wil l po p u p. If t he A dmi ni str at or Nam e an d Ad min is tr ato r Pa ssw or d ha ve be en set, yo u will be pro mpt ed to ente r them . If us ing the de fau lt v alu es , ple ase en te r “adm in” for bo th th e nam e and th e pas s - wo rd. Clic k on “O K” to con tin ue. 7. O n the fo ll o[...]

  • Page 11

    1 1 8. Y ou ca n cho os e “Fi xed IP Add re ss” or “Dy nam ic IP Add res s” here . Cli ck on to co nti nue . Note 1. Fix ed IP Addr es s is re com me nde d, and ca n alw a ys be use d . 2. Dyna mi c IP Ad dre ss ca n on ly be used if yo ur LA N ha s a DCH P Se rv er . 9. I f you ch ose to us e Fi xe d IP Add res s, the fo ll owi ng TC P/ IP[...]

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    12 10 . The nex t scr ee n bel ow will dis pla y al l det ai ls of the IP Cam er a. Clic k on to co nti nu e if tho se set ti ngs ar e co rr ect , or clic k on back to mod if y an y inc or - re ct v al ues . 11 . In thi s con r mat io n win do w bel ow , cli ck on “OK ” to con rm that yo u wa nt to sa ve t he new se tti ng s. If you w ant[...]

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    13 12 . Aft er con rm ing , th e wi zar d wi ll star t to sa ve the n ew s ett in gs as bel ow sc ree n. 13 . Whe n th e sa vi ng pr oc ess is co mp let ed , th e pro mp t win do w wi ll be dis pla y ed as belo w scr ee n. Cl ick on “OK ” to n is h.[...]

  • Page 14

    14 14 . The set up wi zar d no w is co mpl ete d. Clic k on “E xit ” to cl os e the setu p wi zar d. Af ter mo di cat io ns, yo u ma y now conn ec t th e IP ca mer a wit h th e ne w c on gur a tio n vi a web brow se r .[...]

  • Page 15

    15 6. Ca m V i ew er Li te In st al la ti on Note Th e Cam View er Lite / Pro 30 da ys tr ial ver si on in st all ati on step s ar e sim ila r . Bel ow is the in sta ll ati on of Cam Vi ew er Li te. 1. I nse rt the bund le d Cam Vie wer CD disk int o the CD- ROM dri ve to lau nc h th e au tor un pro gr am. Onc e comp le ted , a welc om e me nu scre[...]

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    16 3. T he “W e lco me to th e I nst al lSh ie ld W iza rd for Pl ane t C am View er Lite 1. 0.3 ” w ill di spl ay on the scr een , ple as e cli ck “N ex t” . 4. P lea se rea d the lic en se agr eem en t and the n chec k “I acc ept the ter ms of the li cen se ag re eme nt” if yo u are agre ed and cl ick “Ne xt” to con tin ue th e in[...]

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    17 5. P lea se key in us er nam e an d com pa ny nam e fo r whi ch you wan t an d cl ick “Ne xt” to cont in ue in sta ll ati on . 6. C hec k th e opt io n “Co mp let e” , all pro gr am feat ur es will be ins ta lle d (R eq ui res the mo st di sk sp ac e) an d cli ck “N ex t” to co nt inu e ins ta lla ti on.[...]

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    18 7. “ R ead y to Ins tal l th e Pro gr am ” wi ll ap pe ar to pro mp t yo u to s tar t th e ins ta lla ti on. Pl eas e cli ck “Ins ta ll” to sta rt . 8. P lea se clic k “No ” to nis h the Cam Vi ew er Li te in st all ati on . Note In abo ve step , when Cam View er work s wit h MB M5 (Mot he rbo ar d Mo nit or 5), Cam Vie wer wil l [...]

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    19 Ap pe nd ix A: Fea tu re Li st in g for Ca m V i ew er So ft war e Ver si on Ca m Vie we r Lit e C am Vi ew er Pr o IP Ca me ra In pu t 32 4 / 8 / 16 / 32 / 64 Du al Mo ni tor - V Sm art Gua rd - V I/ O Dev ic e V V Ho tl ine - V Ad dre ss Book - V Lo g Vie we r Un usu al ev en t S yst em lo g Un usu al ev en t S yst em lo g Co unt in g app lic [...]

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    20 Ap pe nd ix B: Su gg es t Har dw ar e / Sys te m Req ui re me nt To ta l FPS ~6 00 60 0~4 80 4 80~ 24 0 240 ~12 0 120 ~ CP U In tel Co re 2 Du o QX 680 0 In tel Co re 2 Du o E6 600 In tel P en tiu m D 93 0 In tel P4 3. 0 In tel P4 2. 8 RA M 4 GB 2 GB 2 GB 1 GB 1 GB Ch ip set of Mo th erb oa rd In te l 946 or 965 chi p, Inte l Ch ips et re co mme[...]