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Network Camera User’s Gu ide Software Version 1 .2 Before opera ting the u nit, pleas e read thi s manual thoroughl y and retain it for future reference. SNC-CH120/CH1 60/CH 220/C H260 SNC-DH120/DH1 20T/DH1 60/DH220 /DH220T/DH 260 4-199-270- 12 (1) © 2010 Sony Corporation[...]
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2 T abl e of Cont ents T able of Cont ents Overvie w Fea tures ........... .................. ........................... .......... 4 How to Use Thi s User’ s Guide ........... ................... 5 System Requir ements .................................. .......... 5 Preparation Assigning t he IP Addres s to the Camera ............ 6 Assigning a[...]
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T abl e of Contents 3 Setting t he 802.1X aut henticat ion funct ion — Example of W indo ws Serve r 2003 ............ 61 Setting the Us er — User Menu ........................... 64 Setting the S ecurity — Security Menu ........... ... 65 Sa ving the Camera P o sition an d Action — Prese t position Menu .......................... ..........[...]
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Over vi ew F eatures 4 Overvie w Featur es • High-quality Full HD (1080P) real-time monitoring, up to 30 fps. (SNC-CH220/CH260/DH220/ DH220T/ DH260) • High-quality HD (720P) live images from camera can be monito red at a maximum frame r ate of 30 f ps. • Liv e image s can be stream ed in high-qua lity with maximum SXGA (1280 × 10 24) image s[...]
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Over vi ew How to Use This User’ s Guide 5 How to Use This User’ s Guide This User’ s Guide explains ho w to operate the Netw ork Camera from a computer . The User’ s Guide is designed to be read on the compu ter display . This secti on gi ves tips on maki ng the most of the User’ s Guide-read it before you operate the camera. Jumpi ng to[...]
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Prepar ation Assign ing the IP Addr ess to the Camer a 6 Preparation The Preparation secti on expla ins what the administrator has to prepare for monitoring images after installation and connect ion of the camera. Assigning the IP Addr ess to the Camer a T o connect the camera to a netw ork, you need to a ssign a ne w IP address to the camera wh en[...]
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Prepar ation Assignin g the IP Addre ss to the Camera 7 Tip The fact ory setting of the camera netw ork is DHCP mod e. 7 Select a came ra you want to assign an IP address from the list and cl ick Network . The account setti ngs screen is displ ayed. 8 Register the name and passw ord of the administrator and cl ick OK . The factory setting s for bot[...]
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Prepar ation Assign ing the IP Addr ess to the Camer a 8 The vie wer screen of the network ca m era is display ed on the W eb bro wser . Display sample Note If the IP address i s not set correctly , the vie wer does not appear after step 13. In that case, try to set the IP address again. When using W indows XP Service Pa c k 2 o r l a t e r Install[...]
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Prepar ation Assignin g the IP Addre ss to the Camera 9 If the informat ion bar appear s, click on the bar and selec t Install ActiveX Control… . If “Inter net Explorer – Securi ty W arnin g” appears, cl ick Install . The instal lation o f Activ e X Control starts. When instal lation is compl eted, th e main viewer or the Motion detection m[...]
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Prepar ation Assign ing the IP Addr ess to the Camer a 10 4 Click Add Progr am… . 5 In the Add Program di alog, select SNC toolb ox and clic k OK . SNC toolbox is added to th e Programs and Servi ces list. 6 Click OK . When the abo ve procedure is compl eted, the camera connect ed in the local net work are display ed in SNC toolbo x. When using W[...]
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Prepar ation Assignin g the IP Addre ss to the Camera 11 If the message “Fil e Download – Security W arning” appears, click Run . Note If you select S ave in the “File Do wnload – Security W arning” di alog, you will not be a ble to per form installatio n corre ctly . Delete the downloaded file, and click t he Setup i con again. If the [...]
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Prepar ation Assign ing the IP Addr ess to the Camer a 12 3 Select T urn Wind ow s Fire wa ll o n or of f . “User Account Control – W indo ws needs your permission to continue” may ap pear . In this case, clic k Contin ue . 4 Select Off in th e General tab . The cameras will be displayed in the list. T o t urn Wind ows Firewall on 1 Select Co[...]
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Prepar ation Assignin g the IP Addre ss to the Camera 13 When using Windows 7 Installing softwa re A warni ng message reg arding the acti ve cont ents may appear when you install softw are such as SNC too lbox from the CD-R OM. In this case, operate as follows: Example: In case of SNC toolbox If the pop -up “ AutoPla y” appears when a CD-R OM i[...]
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Prepar ation Assign ing the IP Addr ess to the Camer a 14 Conf iguri ng Windo ws Fir e wal l SNC tool box may not o perate correct ly depend ing on the conf iguration of W indows Fi rew all. (No cameras are shown in the list ev en if they are detected .) In this case, conf irm the W indows F ire wall c onfig uration as fo llo ws: Example: In t he c[...]
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Prepar ation Accessin g the Camera Usi ng the W eb Browse r 15 5 Add progra m. When the abo ve proced ure is completed, the cameras connected in the local netw ork are displa yed in SNC too lbox. Accessing the Camer a Using the W eb Br owser After the IP address has be en assigned to the camera, check that you can actual ly access the camera using [...]
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Prepar ation Accessing t he Camera Using the Web Bro wser 16 When In terne t Explo rer 6 is us ed “Security Alert ” dialog may app ear according to the status of the certi ficate. In this case, click Ye s to continue. The vie wer windo w is disp layed (in SS L communication). When In ternet Ex plore r 7 or Interne t Expl orer 8 is use d When yo[...]
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Prepar ation Accessin g the Camera Usi ng the W eb Browse r 17 When usi ng antivi rus softwa re, etc., on the computer • When you u se anti virus software, security software, personal fire wall or pop- up blocke r on your compu ter , the camera pe r formance ma y be reduced, f or exa mple, the frame rate for displaying the image may be lower . ?[...]
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Prepar ation Basic Configu ration by th e Administr ator 18 Basic Configurat ion b y the Ad minist rator Y ou can monito r the camera image b y logging in with the init ial co ndit ions s et for th is netwo rk came ra. Y o u can also set v arious funct ions according to the in stalling position, net work condi tions or pu rpose of the camer a. W e [...]
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Operat ing the Camera Administr ator and User 19 Operating the Camera This se ction expl ains how to monito r the image from the camera usin g your W eb bro wser (Internet E xplorer). The functions o f the camera should b e set by the Administra tor . For the setting of the came ra, see “ Administr ating the Camera” on page 3 2. Administrator a[...]
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Operat ing the Camera Logging i n to Syst em 20 Logging in to Sys tem Logging in as a user 1 Start the W eb bro wser on your c o mputer and t ype the IP add ress of the ca mera you want to monitor . The vie wer is displayed. Display sample: Three types of vie wer are av ailable: Acti veX vie wer, P lug-in free vi ewer an d custom homepag e. By defa[...]
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Operat ing the Camera Configura tion of Main Vie wer 21 Configurat ion of Main Vie wer Thi s sec tio n expl ains the fu nctio ns of the pa rts a nd controls of the main vi ew er . For a de tailed expl anation on each part o r control, see the specif ied pages. Main v iew er us ing Act iveX vie wer Main me nu ActiveX Displays the Acti veX vie wer . [...]
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Operat ing the Camera Configur ation of Main Vie wer 22 Frame r ate (Displayed only when the camera image is in JPEG.) Selects th e frame rate to transmit i mages. (Capture) Click to capt ure a still image sh ot by th e camera and to store i t in the com puter . Click to open th e fold er to be saved. Note In the case of W indows VIST A or W indows[...]
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Operat ing the Camera Configura tion of Main Vie wer 23 Preset position panel The abo ve i s displayed o nly when one o r more preset positions are stored in memory . The re gistered pr eset position i s displayed. If you select a t humbnail when re gistering a preset position, i t will be displ ayed with a thumbnail. Select the Pr eset position na[...]
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Operat ing the Camera Configur ation of Main Vie wer 24 Monitor scr een There are t wo modes f or on-screen pan /tilt/zoom operation u sing a mous e: Area zoom mode an d V ector dragging mod e. A control bar is displ ayed on the screen. In the Area z oom mode, clicking wi ll pan or t ilt the camera to wards the center of t he image, and will mo ve [...]
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Operat ing the Camera Configura tion of Main Vie wer 25 Controlling via the contr ol panel (Operation com mon to Area zoom mode and V ector dragging mode) Y ou can operate the camera direction, z oom, and focus by usi ng the cont rol panel for the moni tor image currentl y displayed. P an/ Tilt cont ro l Click the arro w but ton in the direction in[...]
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Operat ing the Camera Configur ation of Main Vie wer 26 Mo ving the camera to a preset position (Com mon operations in Area zoom and V ector dragging modes) Select a pr eset position name from the Preset position panel. The camera wi ll mov e to the preset po sition that you ha ve sto red in memory usi ng the Preset posi tion menu (page 65). Using [...]
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Operat ing the Camera Using the T rigger But ton 27 Using the T rig g er Button Y ou can e xecute v arious functi ons by c licking th eir respecti ve butto ns on the T rigger panel. Sending a monitor im age via e-mail Y ou c an send a ca ptured still ima ge by attachin g it to an e-mail. T o use thi s function , you need to mak e e-Mail (SMTP) acti[...]
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Operat ing the Camera Switching TCP/UDP T ransmission Mode 28 Switching TCP/UDP T rans mission Mode Y ou can select TCP or UDP as the communication port for video data. This functio n can be used when Mode ( video codec mode) is se t to MPEG4 or H.264 and the Acti veX vie wer is used. Notes • The func tion may no t operate corr ectly if you use p[...]
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Operat ing the Camera Using the System Utility 29 Using the System Uti lity Y ou ca n download system util ity from th e tool s tab on the ma in me nu. T o use the utilit y , click Download to be gin do wnload. SNC vie wer SNC vie wer is an ap plication which al lo ws you to set the initial st ate of the viewer . Installing th e SNC vie wer 1 Execu[...]
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Operat ing the Camera Using the System Utility 30 Tip The operation m ode of Solid PTZ ha ve been changed for this d evice. Save tab Specify a folder t o sav e the still images and mo vies to. Note When using t he operating system of W indows VIST A or W indows 7 , you can no t sa ve video if “Enable Pr otected Mode” is check ed in the Control [...]
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Operat ing the Camera Using the System Utility 31 How to control PTZ Select the P TZ operation mode for the Gadget screen from the op tions Area zoom , PTZ co ntrol bar , and V ector dragging . Click (Exit) to exit Gadget. When you cl ick (Set), yo u will see the follo wing setting sc reen. Tip The ope ration mode of Solid PT Z has been chang ed fo[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Basic Op erations of the Administr ator Menu 32 Administrating the Camera This se ction expl ains how to set the functi ons of th e camera by t he Administrator . For det ails about mon itoring the camer a image, see “Operat ing the Camera” on page 19. This section e xplains the basic operations and each option o f th[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Basic O peratio ns of t he Admi nistrator Menu 33 Configurat ion of the Administrator men u System Displays the System menu. (“Conf iguring the Syste m — System Menu” on page 34) . Camera Displa ys the Camera menu for setti ng the cam era image . (“Settin g the Camera Image — Ca mera Menu” on page 39). Network[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Con fig uri ng th e Syst em — Syst em M enu 34 Configuring the Syst em — System Menu When you cl ick in the Administrator menu, the System menu ap pears. Use this men u to perfo rm the prin cipal se ttings of th e software. The System menu has se ven tabs: System , Date & time , Superimpo se , Installation , Initi[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Configuring the Sys tem — System Menu 35 Date & time T ab Current date & time Displa ys the date and time set o n this u nit. Note After you hav e purchased the camera, be sure to check the date and t ime of the camera and set as necessary . PC c lock Displays t he date and ti me set on your co mputer . Date &am[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Con fig uri ng th e Syst em — Syst em M enu 36 Date & time Set the format of d ate/time and the sepa rator . These settings are app lied to both Image 1 and Image 2. Camera ID Select Te x t or Logo to display Ca mera ID. Y ou can modify the Te x t string and upload an image f ile you w ant to use for Logo . Ho wev e[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Configuring the Sys tem — System Menu 37 – Image size of image1: to be 1280 × 720 when set to 1280 × 720, or 1280 × 1024 when set to 1280 × 10 24. – Frame ra te of imag e1: to be 3 0fps when set to 1280 × 72 0, or 20fps when set to 1280 × 1024. – Maximum detect ion size of motion dict ion: to be width of 1 2[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Con fig uri ng th e Syst em — Syst em M enu 38 • The fo llowi ng ite ms cannot b e stored o r restored with Backup settin g data or R estore setting . – a homepage created u sing Custom Homepage of SNC toolbox – a client certif icate and CA certif icate to be used i n the 802 .1X au then ticat ion fun ction – He[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting th e Camera Image — Came ra Menu 39 Setting the Ca mera Image — Camera Menu When y ou click in the Ad ministra tor menu , the Camera menu appe ars. Use this men u to set the fun ctions of th e camera. The Camera menu consists of t he follo wing tabs. SNC-CH120/ CH160/DH120/DH120T /DH160 do not support the P ri[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting the Camera Image — Camer a Menu 40 Prev iew s creen Prev ie w the image and adjust the focus/zoom. The current image focu s/zoom position is superimposed when adjusting the focus/ zoom. For the details of e ach butto n, plea se ref er to t he C ontrol bar of the Plug-in fr ee vie w er (page 2 4). Note If you cli[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting th e Camera Image — Came ra Menu 41 AG C Select the ma ximum gain v alue of the automati c exposur e setting as follo ws. 42, 36, 30, 24 , 18, 12, 6, Off (db) If you sel ect Off , the automa tic ex posur e setti ng by g ain cont rol is no t perf orm ed. Auto iris T o tur n on/of f the iri s contr olled a utomati[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting the Camera Image — Camer a Menu 42 Gamma setting Set the gamma cu rve in the camera. Depending on subject or reco rding condi tions, the fol lowi ng settings will be a v ailable: Normal: This setting is suitab le for many scenes. Scene 1: This setti ng is su itable for shoo ting d ark area s without losing de ta[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting th e Camera Image — Came ra Menu 43 3 Select the number t o register from the Po s i t io n drop-do wn list. 4 Select the color o f the mask from the Co lor dr op- down list. Note The color is common to ev ery priv acy ma sk. The color sele cted last is applied . 5 Click OK . The mask is d isplayed o n the previ[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting the Camera Image — Camer a Menu 44 IR illuminator (SNC-CH160/ CH260/DH160/ DH26 0) Sync with Day/Night: IR illumina tor will b e activ a ted once Day/Nigh t mode switched, when i t is checked . Off: IR illumina tor will be a lways off. Maximum St re ngth: From lo w to high, Maxi mum strength for IR i lluminator [...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting th e Camera Image — Came ra Menu 45 a : Possible set ×: Impossible set f : Po ssible set i f the resoluti on is the sam e as image1 SNC-CH12 0/CH160/DH12 0/DH120T/DH1 60 Maximum image size [128 0 × 720] Maximum image size [128 0 × 1024] SNC-CH22 0/CH260/DH22 0/DH220T/DH2 60 Maximum image size [192 0 × 1080] [...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting the Camera Image — Camer a Menu 46 Frame r ate Set the frame rate of the imag e. Selectable frame rates a re as follo ws: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 , 8, 10, 12, 15, 16, 20, 25, 30 (fps) “fps” is a u nit indicati ng the numbe r of frames transmitt ed per second . Conf igurable frame rates are as follo ws: The frame ra[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting th e Camera Image — Came ra Menu 47 Notes • The actual fr ame rate and bi t rate may be di f ferent depending on the image si ze, shooting scene, or networ k conditio n. •W h e n Ad aptive rate contr o l is se t to On , the actual frame rate and bit rate change within the range that does not e xceed the v al[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Con fig uri ng th e Netwo r k — Ne twor k Me nu 48 Configuring the Netw ork — Netw ork Menu When you cli ck in the Administ rator menu, the Network menu appears. Use this menu t o conf igure the netw ork to connect the camera and the c omputer . The Netwo rk menu consi sts of thr ee tabs: Network , QoS and Dyn amic IP[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Configuring t he Netw ork — Network Menu 49 Host name T ype th e host n ame of t his unit to be tr ansmitte d to th e DHCP se rver . This se tting is valid on ly when Obtain an IP address a utomatically (DHCP) is selected in the Networ k t ab. Doma in s uff ix T ype th e domain suff ix of this uni t to be transmi tted t[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Con fig uri ng th e Netwo r k — Ne twor k Me nu 50 Protocol Sele ct th e pr otoc ol. DSCP Set a value to mark the data traffic (0 ~ 63). This value is set in the DSCP field includ ed in the IP header of the da ta traff ic. Set Used when regi stering on the QoS tab le. QoS is set acc ording to t he follo wing procedure: [...]
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Administ rating the Camera Configuring t he Netw ork — Network Menu 51 OK/Cancel See “Butt ons common to ev ery menu” on page 32. Dynamic IP address noti fication T ab — Notifying the IP Ad dress When Obtain an IP ad dress automatica lly (DHCP) is selected in t he Network tab, you can send notif ication of completi on of the net work sett i[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Con fig uri ng th e Netwo r k — Ne twor k Me nu 52 Note The model o n sale in China do es not support t he CRAM-MD5 authenti cation. User name, P ass wor d T ype the user name a nd password of the o w ner of the mail accoun t, using up to 64 charact ers. This sett ing is necessary when the SMTP server that sends e-mails[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting t he SSL functi on — SSL Menu 53 Setting the SSL function — SSL Menu When you cl ick in the Ad ministrator menu, the SSL menu appears. Use this menu to c onfigure t he SSL or TLS function. (called “SSL” hereaft er) The setti ngs allows the camera to commun icate with the client PC by using SSL. SSL men u c[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting the SSL func tion — SSL Menu 54 Use a self-signed certi fi cate (For test use) : Th is mode uses the certif icate and pri v ate ke y pair generated by “Generating a self-si gned certif icate” on page 54. Pri vate ke y information co rrespond ing to the certif icate is stored in the came ra. Y ou do not need [...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting t he SSL functi on — SSL Menu 55 Note Click Can cel at th e bottom of the me nu if you want to cancel cha nging the pri vate k ey password af ter clicking Reset . Doing so r estores the othe r setting it ems in the Client c ertificate tab to the previous sett ings . OK/Cancel See “Butt ons common to ev ery men[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting the SSL func tion — SSL Menu 56 How to instal l the CA cer tificate The camera may not be connected be cause the bro wser (Intern et Explo rer) does not display whether the certif icate will be a ccepted or not du e to the type of certif icate. In this case, install the CA certif icate as follows. 1 Sa ve in th [...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting t he SSL functi on — SSL Menu 57 T o remo ve an installed CA certificate 1 In Inter net Explorer , click in th e order To o l s , Internet options , Content tab and Certif icates . The Certif icates dialog appears. 2 Select the certi ficat e you want t o remov e. The CA certif icate is usually st ored in Tr u s [...]
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Administ rating the Camera Using the 802 .1X A uthenticat ion Func tion — 802.1X Menu 58 Using the 802.1 X A uthentication Functi on — 802.1X Men u When you cl ick in the Admi nistrator me nu, the 802.1X menu appea rs. Use this menu t o conf igure the wi red port-base d authenticati on in compliance wi th the 802.1X standard . The 802.1X menu c[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Using the 802. 1X Au thenticat ion Function — 802.1X Menu 59 Wired interf ace statu s Sho ws the authent ication status of the 802.1X authenti cation fun ction for wir ed ports. Click Refresh to update the status. EAP identity T ype the user name to ident ify the clien t in the 802.1X authenti cation serv er using 3 to [...]
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Administ rating the Camera Using the 802 .1X A uthenticat ion Func tion — 802.1X Menu 60 Note When the client cert ificat e to be imported is of PKCS#12 fo rmat and t he pri vate ke y passwor d is n ot set correctly , “<Put correct pri vate k ey passw ord>” is displayed in the box es of Issuer DN , Subj ect DN , V alidity Period and Ext[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Using the 802. 1X Au thenticat ion Function — 802.1X Menu 61 Setting the 802.1X authentication function — Example of Windo ws Server 2003 This section e xplains ho w to configure t he authenti cation ser ver and CA u sing Mic rosoft W indows Serv er 2003. Note As this section descri bes authentication based on the use[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Using the 802 .1X A uthenticat ion Func tion — 802.1X Menu 62 10 Set the fo llowing items: Friend ly name: T ype “authenticator” as an example. Client addr ess (IP or DNS): IP address of t he authenticat or Client -V ender: RADIUS Standard Shar ed secr et: Specify the shared secret to be set in the authenticator . A[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Using the 802. 1X Au thenticat ion Function — 802.1X Menu 63 3 T ype the log-in use r name and passw ord correct ly . The “Microsoft Certif i cate Services” p age opens. 4 Click Request a certif icate , a dvan ced cer ti ficate reque st and Create and submit a request to this CA i n sequence. 5 Set the following ite[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting the User — User Menu 64 Setting th e User — User Men u When you cl ick in the Administrat or menu, the User menu appears. Use this menu to se t the user names and passwords of Administrator and up to 9 kinds of users (User 1 to User 9), and the access rig ht of each user . Administrator Specif y User name , Pa[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting th e Security — Security Menu 65 Settin g the Se curity — Security Menu When you click in the Ad m inistrato r menu, the Security menu ap pears. This all ows y ou to contr ol which comp uters can h av e access to the camera. Like wise, when using IPv6, security set tings can be conf igured for each netw ork. S[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Sav ing the Camera P osition and Action — Preset position Menu 66 Home position setting Set the current camera position as th e home position. Set Click to sa ve the curr ent pan, tilt and zoom posi tions as the home posit ion. T o mov e the camera to the h ome position, cl ick i n the control panel (page 22). Reset Cli[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Sav ing the Camera P osition and Action — Preset position Menu 67 Preset tour T ab — Setting a position tour The camera mo ves to the pro grammed positions sequenti ally (T ou r). Up to f ive programs can be se t as T ours A to E. Pre vie w scree n This sc reen is for mon itoring im ages and conf iguring preset tour s[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Sending an Ima ge via E-mail — e-Mail (SMTP) Men u 68 OK/Cancel See “Buttons common to e ver y menu” on page 32. Sending a n Ima g e via E-mail — e-Mail (SMTP) Men u When you click in the Admi nistrat or menu, the e- Mail (SMTP) menu appears. Using the e-Mail (SMT P) function, you can send an e-mail with an attach[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Sending an I mage via E-mail — e-Mail (SMTP) Menu 69 Note The model o n sale in China does no t support the T LS function. ST ARTTLS T o use the encryp tion function b y ST AR TTLS, select On . Note The model o n sale in China does no t support the ST AR TTLS functi on. A uthenti cation Select whe ther authenticat ion i[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Sending an Ima ge via E-mail — e-Mail (SMTP) Men u 70 Alarm sending T ab — Setting the e-ma il s endin g mod e whe n detecting the alarm (SNC-CH120/ CH160/CH220/CH260/DH120T/ DH160/DH220T/DH260) Set to send an e-ma il linke d with ala rm dete ction by the exter nal sensor input or by t he b uilt-in detect ion function[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Sending an I mage via E-mail — e-Mail (SMTP) Menu 71 Effec tive period Set the pe r iod durin g which alarm dete ction is ef fectiv e. Always: Alarm detection is alw ays ef fectiv e. Schedu le: Y ou can specify th e period dur ing which alarm detection i s ef fecti ve. Click Schedule and t he menu for the ef fectiv e pe[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Sending Imag es to FTP Server — FTP c lient Menu 72 Sending Ima ges to FTP Server — FTP c lient Menu When you cl ick in the Admini strator menu, the FTP cli ent menu appears. Use this men u to set up fo r capturin g and sendin g still images to an FTP serv er . Using the FTP clie nt function, you can send an image f i[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Sendi ng Images to FTP Se rver — FTP client Menu 73 Remote path T ype the pat h to the de stination u sing up to 64 characters. Image file nam e T ype the f ile name you want to assign to the images when sending t o the FTP ser ver . Y ou can use up to 10 alphanumeri c characters, – (hyphen ) and _ (under score) for n[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Sending Imag es to FTP Server — FTP c lient Menu 74 Image file name T ype the f ile name of t he image sent to the FTP serv er using up t o 10 alphanumer ic characte rs, – (h yphen) and _ (under score) . The actual image f ile name will be th e specif ied image fil e name with a suff ix and ext ension .jpg. Suffix Sel[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting th e Alarm Output — Alar m output Menu (SNC-CH120/CH160/CH2 20/CH260/DH120T/DH16 0/DH220T/DH260 ) 75 Setting the Ala rm Output — Alarm outp ut Menu (SNC-CH120/CH16 0/CH220/ CH260/DH120T/DH1 60/ DH220T/DH260) When you cl ick in th e Administrator menu, the Ala rm output menu appears. Y ou ca n perform setti ng [...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting the Operat ions from th e Viewer — T rigger Menu 76 Setting the Ope rations fr om the Vie wer — T rig ger Menu Click in the Adm inistra tor men u to display the T rigger menu. This allows you to se lect the act ivities that can be performed when the b utton on the T rigger panel i s click ed on the mai n vie w[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Settin g the S chedule — Sche dule Menu 77 When you cl ick Day/Night , the T rigger - Day/Night menu is disp layed. Y ou can set the necessary opt ions here. The setting op tions and setting pr ocedures are the same as tho se in th e Day/Night tab of th e Camera menu (page 43) . Note The d ay/night f unction i s in v al[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting the Sensor input /Camera tampering det ection/ Motion dete ction (SNC-CH120/CH16 0/CH220/CH260 /DH120T/DH160/ DH220T/DH260) — Ev ent det ection Menu 78 Setting the Sens or input/ Camera tampering detection/Moti on detection (SNC-CH120/ CH160/CH220/CH260/ DH120T/DH160/DH220T/ DH260) — Ev ent detec tion Menu Whe[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting th e Sensor input /Camer a tampering detect ion/Motio n detection (S NC-CH120/CH160 /CH220/CH260/DH120 T/DH160/DH220T/ DH260) — Ev ent dete ction Menu 79 Notes • If A utomatic configuratio n is enable d in the L ocal Area Networ k (LAN) settings of Intern et Ex plorer, the image may not be displayed. In that c[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Setting the Sensor input /Camera tampering det ection/ Motion dete ction (SNC-CH120/CH16 0/CH220/CH260 /DH120T/DH160/ DH220T/DH260) — Ev ent det ection Menu 80 Delete Area Clic king this b utton will change t he cursor to a b utton . Whil e the curso r is a b utton, click on a part of the area to d elete that area. Afte[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Confi guring the Vie wer — Vie wer Menu 81 Configuring the Vie wer — Viewer Men u Click in the Ad ministrato r menu to disp lay the Vi e w e r m e n u . Using this menu, you can sel ect the vie wer to use and conf igure adva nced settings. The vie wer menu consists of two t abs: Layout and HTML output . Lay out tab Ho[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Con fig uri ng th e Viewer — Viewer Menu 82 T ext co lor , B ackground c olor 1, and Bac kgrou nd colo r 2 Specify the backgr ound colors an d font color . T o specify the color , enter “#” fol lowed by an RGB va lue in 6- digit he xadecimal. The f irst 2 di gits aft er # represent r ed, the n ext 2 dig its green, a[...]
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Administ rating the Camera Confi guring the Vie wer — Viewer Menu 83 Still im age: JPEG still images are acq uired from the camera and displaye d at start-up. Specif ied image (URL): Specify a still imag e of your choice by URL at start-up. A uto play: Run to start playback. Blank: N o di spl ay at s tar t-u p. Click to star t streaming: By ti ck[...]
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Other s Using the SNC toolbo x 84 Other s Thi s se ctio n expl ain s how to u se the ap plica tion software and commands, inc luding the su pplied CD- RO M . Using the SNC toolbo x Explain s the funct ions e xcept tho se of the Netw ork tab in SNC to olbox. T o install SNC toolb ox, to a ssign an IP address and to set the netw ork, see “ Assignin[...]
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Other s Using the SNC toolbo x 85 Priv acy Masking: Displays the Pri vac y Masking screen. (SNC-CH220/CH260 /DH220/DH220T/DH260 only) Panora ma Creator: Displ ays the Panorama Creat or screen. Not av ailab le with this pr oduct. Custom Homepa ge: Displays the Custom Homepa ge screen. Firmwar e Upgrade: Disp lays th e Firmwar e Upgrade screen. Initi[...]
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Other s Using the SNC toolbo x 86 Model Disp lays th e model n ame. Ser ial No . Displays the serial number . V ersion No. Displays the version of f irmware. Admin na me Disp lays th e admi nistra tor user nam e. Tips • A camera with which S SL communication h as been performed w ill show on the left side of it s IP address. • The mode l on sal[...]
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Other s Using the SNC toolbo x 87 Registe ring by copy & paste Selec t a device f rom th e Device list in the Sear ch result folder and right cl ick the mouse. Select Copy from the displayed menu (or sele ct Copy from the Edit menu). Next, se lect the folder to regi ster in and right click the mouse. Select Paste from the displ ayed menu. Renam[...]
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Other s Using the SNC toolbo x 88 Setting SNC toolbo x option s Select Option from the T ools menu to displ ay the “Option” di alog. This d i alog consis ts of three t abs: General , Network and Log . General tab Lang uage Set lan guag e. Defaul t device ac count Set the initia l values of user na me an d password for the administrator accessi [...]
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Other s Using the SNC toolbo x 89 Log tab Overw rite the old est log file T o set the si ze of the l og f ile, check En able and specify the minimum required space for a log file. Log outpu t folder Click Browse to displ ay the folder selection di alog. Specify the fol der to sav e the log. Using Privac y Masking — Masking a Camera Ima ge (SNC-CH[...]
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Other s Using the SNC toolbo x 90 Clear all Click to del ete all pr iv a cy masks simu ltane ously . Setting a privacy mask T o set a pri vac y mask in a de sired position , do the following: 1 Specify the priv acy mask are a by draggin g the mouse on th e vie wer . 2 Select the col or or mosaic of the mask from the Color drop-do wn list. Note The [...]
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Other s Using the SNC toolbo x 91 Tip The Firmware Upgrade screen can also be displayed using the follo wing method: •S e l e c t Firmware Upgrade from the To o l s menu. Device list Select the d evi ce to upgrade. A progress bar i s displayed whe n updating is in process. The status f ield sho ws current status. Module list T o display t he dial[...]
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Other s Using the SNC toolbo x 92 Displays T ask Wizard . 2 Click Next . 3 Select a de vice to which the task is assigned. A list of dev ices regi stered in My dev ice is displayed. Select the dev ice you w ant to assign t he task to from the My de vice list , and regi ster in De vice(s) in task list. My Device: Display a list of c ameras registere[...]
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Other s Using the SNC toolbo x 93 Recurren ce pattern Spec ify the opera tion in terval. Onetime: Runs the task once. Hou rl y: Specify the oper ation freque ncy in units of hours. (Possib le set v alue: 1 to 99) Dail y: Specify the o peration freque ncy in units of days. (Possible set v alue: 1 to 99) W eekly: Specify the o peration frequenc y in [...]
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Other s Using the SNC toolbo x 94 Device “Setting the Camera Image — Camera M enu” on page 39 Common “Common T a b” on pag e 39 Pictur e “Pict ure T ab” on page 4 0 Day/Night “Day/Night T ab ” on pag e 43 V ideo co dec “V ideo cod ec T ab” on page 44 Stream ing “ Stream ing T ab” on p age 4 7 Network “Conf iguring the Ne[...]
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Other s Assigni ng the IP Addre ss to the Camer a Using ARP Commands 95 Devic e restart and initializati on Y ou ca n restart and initiali ze (restore factory defaul t) a selected de vice. Multiple de vices can be selected simulta neously fo r restart an d initial ization . Restar ting a device Click T ools , Initialize Device and Reboot i n this o[...]
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Other s Using the SNMP 96 – Do the computer and the camera ha ve the same networ k address? If not, set t he same network address on the c omputer and the camera. Usin g the SNMP This unit supports SNMP (Simpl e Network Management Pro t ocol). Y ou can read MIB -2 objects using software such as SNMP manager software. This unit also supports the c[...]
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Other s Using the SNMP 97 4 Describes the case of “mib-2.system. sysContact.0”. This f ield is used to desc ribe infor mation on the adm inistra tor of th is camer a. Noth ing is set at the fact ory . 5 Describes the case of “mib-2.system. sysName.0”. Th is field i s use d to d escr ibe th e a dmin istra tio n node of this camera. Nothing i[...]
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Other s Glos sary 98 Gloss ary ActiveX contr ol A component prog r am object th at can be used with web pages or other application programs. The techno logy for creating Act i veX cont rol is par t of software de vel oped by Mi crosoft. AES Abbre viation f or Adva nced Encryption Standar d. This is the ne xt-generation stand ard of encrypt ion, ado[...]
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Other s Glos sary 99 H.264 An image co mpression format. The standa rd written by the JVT (Jo int V ideo T eam) a joint or ganization for standardizati on (composed of ISO and I TU-T . H.264), is capable of t ransmitting v ideo data at a higher compression rate th an that of MPEG4. IP addre ss Acronym for Internet Protocol Address. An individual IP[...]
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Other s Glos sary 100 SNMP A protocol for monitori ng and managing network dev ices. SSL Acronym for Secure Sockets Layer . T his is a protocol dev eloped by Net scape Communicati ons Corporation t o be used for communicat ions of encrypted d ata on the Internet. Subnet mask 32-bit st ream used to di stinguish the subnet address from an IP address.[...]
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Other s Inde x 101 Inde x Numeri cs 802.1X.................. ................. . 58 , 100 A Access log ...... ................. ............... 3 8 Acti ve Directory .............. ............... 6 1 Acti veX control .....................8 , 11 , 16 Acti veX vie w er ..................... ... 20 , 21 Adapti ve rate contro l ................... ...[...]
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Other s Inde x 102 M MA C address ............. ................. .... 4 8 Main vie wer............... ................. .... 21 Masking ..................... ................. .... 89 Maximum wait n umber ......... ......... 34 Message ................ ................. ... 52 , 69 Method ..... ................. ................. .... 52 Mode ....[...]
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Other s Inde x 103 V V ideo codec ................ ................. ... 44 V ideo port number ................ ......... 47 V ie w size .................... ................. ... 21 V ie wer authentication ................. ... 64 V ie wer Menu ........ ................. ......... 81 V ie wer mode ................... ......... 19 , 64 W welcome pa[...]