360 Vision Eclipse HD Stainless Steel Instruction sheet

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Eclipse HD Stainless Steel
Installation/Conguration Manual

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Table of Contents
1 Safety and Precautions .............................................................................................................................. 3
2 Housing Dimensional Drawing ................................................................................................................... 3
3 Connection ................................................................................................................................................. 4
3.1 Washer Connection............................................................................................................................ 5
4 Locating the Eclipse HD on your Network.................................................................................................. 6
5 Connecting to the Eclipse HD .................................................................................................................... 6
5.1 Live View............................................................................................................................................ 8
5.1.1 Live Video .................................................................................................................................. 8
5.1.2 Status......................................................................................................................................... 9
5.2 Settings .............................................................................................................................................11
5.2.1 Video .........................................................................................................................................11
5.2.2 Video Advanced ....................................................................................................................... 12
5.2.3 Advanced Features .................................................................................................................. 14
5.2.4 Camera .................................................................................................................................... 16
5.2.5 Date/Time................................................................................................................................. 18
5.2.6 Network.................................................................................................................................... 19
5.2.7 Interfaces ................................................................................................................................. 20
5.3 Add/Edit Users ................................................................................................................................. 21
5.4 Maintenance..................................................................................................................................... 22
5.5 Browser ............................................................................................................................................ 24
6 Network Settings Recovery...................................................................................................................... 25
7 Special Presets ........................................................................................................................................ 25
8 Important - Care of Painted Surfaces....................................................................................................... 26
9 Storage and Handling............................................................................................................................... 26
10 Warranty................................................................................................................................................. 26
11 PSU Enclosure ....................................................................................................................................... 26
12 1080p Stream Resolutions & RTSP Links.............................................................................................. 27
13 720p Stream Resolutions & RTSP Links................................................................................................ 28
14 White Balance and Fast Shutter options................................................................................................ 29

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1 Safety and Precautions
1. Please read these notes before attempting to operate the 360 Vision Eclipse HD Stainless Steel, and keep
for future reference.
2. DO NOT disassemble or remove covers. This will break the water seals and invalidate the warranty.
3. All servicing and repairs must be handled by 360 Vision Technology.
4. Avoid pointing the camera directly towards a bright light source (sunlight), or expose the camera to intensive
light situations as this may damage the camera pick-up device.
5. Installation should be carried out by suitably qualied personnel, in accordance with local codes of practice
and regulations.
6. 360 Vision Technology Limited accept no liability for any damage caused by incorrect or improper installation.
7. Use only 360 Vision Eclipse HD power supplies.
8. Please handle the Eclipse HD with care, as improper handling may cause damage within this unit.
2 Housing Dimensional Drawing
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SHEET:
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DESCRIPTION SCALE:
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THIS DRAWING AND ALL COPIES ARE
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TOLERANCES:-
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3rd ANGLE PROJECTION
360 Vision Technology Ltd.
Unit 7, Seymour Court,
Manor Park, Runcorn, Cheshire,
WA7 1SY. United Kingdom.
www.360visiontechnology.com
365.0
PAN
SWEEP
490
TILT
SWEEP
215.0
9.0 (x4) ON
101.6 (4") PCD
51.0
125
MOUNTING
BASE
NAME:
M5650-B
ECLIPSE STAINLESS STEEL
ASSEMBLY AND BOM
ISS DATE REFERENCE
A 250816 FIRST ISSUE
B 160916 TILT AND SWEEP UPDATED
250816
DATE :
K.CRAIK
RELEASED:
APPROVED:
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MOUNT PLATE
Weight 7.2kg

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3 Connection
MAINS FUSE
PRED-PSU-SM-WA-HD
MAINS FUSE 3 = 2AF
OUTPUT FUSE
PRED-PSU-SM-WA-HD
FUSE 1 = 6.3AT
FUSE 2 = 1AT FUSE 4 = 1AT
MAINS input
100 - 240Vac
Io Vo
Adj Adj
Model Number: PRED-PSU-SM-WA-HD Serial Number: yymmndd-xxxx Input Voltage:100-240VAC 50/60Hz Input current 2.1A Output Voltage: 30V DC Output Current: 6.2A
PRED-PSU-SM-WA-HD
255 x 180 x 100mm
Enclosure Dimensions
360
USE
30Vdc(+)RED
30Vdc(-)BLACK
ORANGE
WHITE WASHER
RELAY

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The Ethernet connection uses standard CAT5, CAT5e or CAT6 cables tted with RJ45 connectors.
RJ45 CAT5, CAT5e, CAT6 Cable Signal
Pin 1 White with Orange Band Tx+
Pin 2 Orange Tx-
Pin 3 White with Green Band Rx+
Pin 4 Blue
Pin 5 White with Blue Band
Pin 6 Green Rx-
Pin 7 White with Brown Band
Pin 8 Brown
The power connection is supplied as a standard length of 2m cable (red/black)
• 24Vdc - 36Vdc (Max)
• 24Vac - 28Vac (Max)
The washer connection is supplied as a standard length of 2m cable (orange/white)
• Normally Open Volt Free contact
• Contact ratings - 1A 30Vdc (Resistive) or 0.5A 125Vac
3.1 Washer Connection
MUST NOT BE REPRODUCED OR SHOWN TO
DO NOT SCALE
ALL DIMENSIONS IN MM
REMOVE ALL SHARP EDGES
SHEET:
D
C
B
A
D
C
B
A
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
A3
DESCRIPTION SCALE:
PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR.
ANY THIRD PARTY WITHOUT THE DIRECT WRITTEN
C COPYRIGHT PROTECTED AND
THIS DRAWING AND ALL COPIES ARE
PART NUMBER:
0.167 3 OF 3
TOLERANCES:-
X = 0.5
X.X = 0.1
X.XX = 0.05
A3
3rd ANGLE PROJECTION
360 Vision Technology Ltd.
Unit 7, Seymour Court,
Manor Park, Runcorn, Cheshire,
WA7 1SY. United Kingdom.
www.360visiontechnology.com
365.0
PAN
SWEEP
490
TILT
SWEEP
215.0
9.0 (x4) ON
101.6 (4") PCD
51.0
125
MOUNTING
BASE
NAME:
M5650-B
ECLIPSE STAINLESS STEEL
ASSEMBLY AND BOM
ISS DATE REFERENCE
A 250816 FIRST ISSUE
B 160916 TILT AND SWEEP UPDATED
250816
DATE :
K.CRAIK
RELEASED:
APPROVED:
ENGINEER:
-- MATERIAL: FINISH:
SCALE 0.3
SCALE 0.3
SCALE 0.25
MOUNT PLATE
Tube Connection
• Suitable tube (not supplied) for connection to the nozzle is PVC with internal diameter 3mm and
outside diameter 6mm PVC.
• The end of the tube is pushed over the ridged tube. Fit a cable tie around the joint between the PVC
tube and the ridged tube to ensure that the tube can not become detached.

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Eclipse HD Stainless Steel Conguration
4 Locating the Eclipse HD on your Network
Default IP Address 192.168.1.187
Subnet 255.255.255.0
Gateway 192.168.1.4
Using the DVR management software, ‘Onvif Device Manager’ or 360 Vision Discovery Tool (which can be
found on the CD supplied or from the 360 Vision Technology technical support) to nd the IP address of the
Eclipse HD. Note the ports used by the Eclipse HD are:-
Protocol Port
ONVIF/HTTP 80 TCP
RTP Stream 1 6970 TCP/UDP
RTCP Stream 1 6971 TCP/UDP
RTP Stream 2 6972 TCP/UDP
RTCP Stream 2 6973 TCP/UDP
RTSP 554 & 8554 TCP
360 SDK 3600 TCP
360 Event 9001 TCP
NTP 123 UDP
5 Connecting to the Eclipse HD
Type in the IP address of the Eclipse HD into the address bar of Internet browser and install the plug-ins as
required. The web page of the camera will then appear.
Eclipse HD Web Page Login screen

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Enter the User Name (default is admin)
Enter the Password (default is 9999)
If you select the box ‘Remember Password’ it could compromise the security of the Eclipse HD camera.
Select Submit
The camera web page uses VLC as the video player.
VLC video plug-in le can be downloaded from the camera if it is not installed on the connecting PC/laptop
(See Browser - page 24)
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There are six main tabs on the left of the web page/screen.
1 Live View
2 Settings
3 Add/Edit Users
4 Maintenance
5 Browser
6 Logout
5.1 Live View
5.1.1 Live Video
The Live Video page o󰀨ers options to:-
• Stream - Choose required stream from drop down selection.
• 1x Display - Use to show selected stream as full screen.
• Zoom In/Out - This will operate the optical and digital zoom (if digital zoom is enabled).
(See Camera - Digital Zoom - page 16)
• Focus +/-/Auto - This will operate the manual focus near, far or automatically focus as required.
(See Camera - AF AI when PTZ - page 16)
• Iris +/-/Auto - This will operate the manual iris open, close or automatic as required.
(See Camera - AF AI when PTZ - page 16)
• Preset Seek/Dene - This will allow admin and operator user levels to seek or dene presets (Viewer
user level can only seek presets). (See Advanced Features - Presets - page 14)
• List all Presets - Use to show all presets or programmed presets in drop down selection box.

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5.1.2 Status
Status page shows information relating to the camera status.
Status page, top section.
Status page, bottom section.

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• Save - Used to save the status page information as a HTML le.
• Refresh - Select an automatic page refresh option.
• Camera - Shows information relating to the camera time & date settings, the version of codec and
mainboard software loaded
• Video Streams - Shows the current video streams conguration.
• Streaming - Shows the IP address on the PC that is receiving the video streams.
• System - Shows how long the camera has been powered, how much bandwidth it is using etc.
• Current Status - Shows the camera function information.
• Frame Statistics - Gives information about the video stream, how big the frames are, how big the I frames
are, how long it is taking to transmit the frames.

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5.2 Settings
5.2.1 Video
The Video page, o󰀨ers options to setup:-
• Camera - Add or edit the camera name.
• Stream Type - Choice of single or dual video streams.
• Codec - Choose which compression format, the stream will use.
(See page 27 for table of options).
• Resolution - Set what resolution the stream will use. (See page 27 for table of options).
Stream Tabs, o󰀨er options to:-
• Framerate - Congure how many frames per second (fps) the stream uses.
(Also see Camera - Sensor Frame Rate - page 16).
• Bit Rate - Set the bit rate that the stream will use. Type in gure in Kbps. (E.g. 4000Kbps is 4Mbps)
• Rate Control - Congure the rate control of the stream, choices are VBR (Variable), CBR (Constant)
and CVBR (Constrained Variable, limited to 8Mbps).
Overlay options
• Date - Selecting this option will show the date as text on the video stream.
(See Date/Time - page 18).
• Time - Selecting this option will show the time as text on the video stream.
(See Date/Time - page 18).
• Text - Selecting this option will show the selected text on the video stream. Positions available are top
left or right of the image.
• Detailed Info - This will show the information about the stream on the video.
• Custom A - Used to enable the option to display text when the camera is operated. See options for
text selections below. Text will be shown on top line of video.
• Custom B - Used to enable the option to display text when the camera is operated. See options for
text selections below. Text will be shown on second from top line of the video.
Text selections available are
• User - For SDK use.
• PTZ Status - Shows camera PTZ co-ordinates.
• Camera Status - Shows the current state of the camera, what focus, iris and sensor mode the
camera is in.
• Current Preset - Used to show the stored preset text when the camera is at the preset position.

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RTSP URL
• Copy - Use this option to copy the RTSP URL
• Date Position - Choose date text to bottom right or left of the image.
• Time Position - Choose time text to bottom right or left of the image.
• Show Sub-stream - Shows second sub-stream if enabled.
OK to program the new settings into the Eclipse HD.
Cancel to abandon the changes to the video settings.
5.2.2 Video Advanced
Multicast - (See Stream Tables - page 27).
Tick the box to enable ‘multicast’. If the box is not ticked then ‘unicast’ is selected.
• Multicast Stream 1 - Set IP address and port for stream 1.
• Multicast Stream 2 - Set IP address and port for stream 2.
Concurrent Uni/Multicast - Enable to allow concurrent unicast/multicast streams.
Note: Unicast - rtsp://ipaddress:554/h264main and Multicast - rtsp://ipaddress:8554/h264main
RTSP protocols allow ‘multicast’ or ‘unicast’ transmission. In addition to the ‘multicast’ feature being available on
the Eclipse HD, the ‘multicast’ feature must also be available on the receiving device.
Unicast
If lots of receivers (users) want to receive video streams from the Eclipse HD, each receiver will have a
separate video stream. This would increase the network bandwidth used. E.g. ve users would require ve
video streams, that typically will require ve times the bandwidth.

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Multicast
If the receivers of the video streams are suitable for using ‘multicast’ and the video streams will all have the
same format, then it may be possible to use ‘multicast’. In this mode, the CODEC in the Eclipse HD chooses
a ‘new UDP address’ (Typically an address which is outside the normal range of addresses for the network to
which the Eclipse HD is connected) and sends a video stream to the ‘new UDP address’. Multiple receivers can
then access this single video stream. Consequently the bandwidth that is required by the Eclipse HD is typically
reduced to the single video stream.
When using ‘multicast’ all intermediate network-switches and routers must be set to allow the stream from the
‘new UDP address’ to be routed correctly.
Conguration
Use the below settings to set how the video is sent, adjusting the settings can help to eliminate any ‘stutter’ or
‘pulsing’ on the video image.
Stream 1
IP Ratio/GOP value
(type in a number) 25 (default) E.g. 1 ‘i-frame’ every 25th image.
RTP Block Size 1448 (default) Range 1440 to 65500
I Frame Size 55 (default) Range 0 to 99
(average frame size x value/10 = i frame size)
Unicast Stream Limit
• Used to set the unicast stream limit.
Streamer Version
• Option allows the user to set the video streamer version. Options are original and 2016a.
OK to program the new settings into the Eclipse HD.
Cancel to abandon the changes to the advanced video settings.
Default is used to factory reset the video stream settings.

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5.2.3 Advanced Features
The Advanced Features page, o󰀨ers options to:-
• Camera - Cannot be edited, shows label/name given to the camera.
(See Video - Camera - page 11).
A ‘Preset’ is a stored view. When a preset is dened, it will store the zoom, focus and iris positions.
Presets
Set Preset using the following options:-
• Number - Choose from a list of presets using the drop down box.
• Name - Edit the preset name to suit/help identify the position.
• Type - Options available are:-
Night - Allows di󰀨erent options to be used for the preset.
(See also Camera - Night Presets - page 16).
Simple - For setting a simple preset.
Wiper - Set the preset to activate the wiper.
Washer - Set the preset to activate the washer.
Re-Map - Choose which function/preset you want to re-map to the new preset number above.
User - Used on systems supporting 360 SDK.
Auxiliary - Can be used to recall an auxiliary command.
• Function - Function option will change to suit the above type.
• Illumination - Choice of illumination for preset with night presets function enabled. Options are IR,
White Light and o󰀨.
• Intensity - Set lamp intensity for the preset using the illumination chosen above.
• Sensor - Presets have the choice of being either colour or mono, when the scene is dark.
• Focus Range - Sets how the camera will focus when in mono. Options are ambient or IR. The Focus
Range setting will set the camera focus, (when in mono) to suit the light source in the scene.
If this is set incorrectly the image may not be in focus, when in mono at night.
• PTZ - Camera can be set to zoom or not. This can be used to operate the sensor function.
Use the Seek preset button to test the preset.
Dene preset button to set the above parameters.
Delete preset to remove the preset.

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Wiper
• Rest Time - Set wiper rest time.
• On Time - Set time period for how long wiper will run.
Home Function
The camera will perform an action (goto preset), after a period of inactivity.
• Home Action - This sends the camera to a preset.
• Home Number - This sets the preset the camera will go to/start.
• Home Timer - This sets the time for the period of inactivity.
Zoom ratio is also shown, use the refresh button to refresh the data if the camera has been moved.
Zoom ratio can also be added manually, use the go button to send the camera to the ratio set.
PTZ preset o󰀨sets - Feature not available.
OK to program the new settings into the Eclipse HD.
Cancel to abandon the changes to the advanced feature settings.

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5.2.4 Camera
• Camera - Cannot be edited, shows label/name given to the camera.
(See Video - Camera - page 11).
The Camera page, o󰀨ers options to:-
Camera Settings
• Digital Zoom - Enable digital zoom. Default is o󰀨.
• White Balance - Select White Balance settings to suit camera location.
(See page 29 for table of options).
• Wide Dynamic range - Enable WDR. Options available are ON, Auto and O󰀨. Default is o󰀨.
• Zoom speed - Select zoom speed of the lens. Options are slow, medium, high and highest. Default is
high.
• Freeze Preset - Feature not available.
• Day Aperture - Can be used to increase the picture detail. Default is 10.
• Sensor Frame Rate - Can be used to set the camera to suit 25fps or 30fps. Unit must be rebooted for
settings to apply. Default is PAL.
• AF/AI on PTZ - Auto focus/iris will activate when zoom is used, can be switched o󰀨. Default is on.
• Fast Shutter - Select fast shutter if using the Eclipse HD camera on a ANPR system. Default is o󰀨.
(See page 29 for table of options).
• Near Focal Limit - Can be used to set the near focal limit. This will help in scenes where the camera
is focusing on objects near to the camera, causing the camera to be out of focus on distant objects.
Default is 4m.
• Steady Shot - Can be used to reduce camera shake from the picture.
White Lights
• White Lamps - Set if white lights are to be used.
• White Timer - Set white light timer.
• Auto Dimming - When selected the camera will reduce the lamp power, when looking in scenes
where there is to much light.

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Steady Shot – The viewed picture is made from a window which shows part of the full picture from the camera
sensor. This means that part of the picture is wasted. The viewed part of the picture is moved automatically to
use some of the wasted part so that the observed picture is stable and has compensated for the vibrations and
minor movements of the Eclipse HD. The maximum amount of picture stability is achieved for all zoom settings.
The part of the picture that is wasted reduces the resolution of the viewed picture when the camera is set to
1080P and steady shot is selected. When the camera is set to 720P it is usual for no resolution to be lost when
steady shot is selected.
Stable Zoom – In this mode, when the picture is zoomed fully out (wide angle) the steady shot feature has no
e󰀨ect. As the picture is zoomed out the e󰀨ect of the vibrations is naturally minimized. As the picture zooms
in, the part of the picture that is viewed is a window within the whole (unzoomed) picture. The unused part of
the picture is used to allow the viewed part of the picture to be moved automatically to compensate for the
vibrations. In this mode, the viewed picture has full resolution for all of the zoom range, but the camera does not
compensate for the vibrations when the picture zoom is at or near to the fully zoomed out setting.
Extended Zoom – This option doesn’t produce a steady picture, instead of which, a window within the whole
picture is viewed i.e. the scaling of the picture is altered slightly which gives the advantage that the normal 30x
zoom has been extended to 36x zoom. This is e󰀨ectively a digital zoom and as such, when 1080P is used, the
resolution of the picture has been slightly reduced. When the camera is set to 720P it is usual for full resolution
to be achieved for the full range of zoom settings.
Night Settings
• Night Changeover - Night Changeover settings can be changed to suit the site requirements. Options
are dark, medium, light and custom. Default is dark. This sets when the camera goes into ‘dark
mode’.
• Custom On Level - Range is 7 to 25. A lower value will set the level on when the scene is brighter, a
higher value will set the level on when the scene is darker. Default is 7.
• Custom O󰀨 Level - Range is 1 to 20. A lower value will set the level o󰀨 when the scene is brighter, a
higher value will set the level o󰀨 when the scene is darker. Default is 1.
• Night Brightness - This controls the exposure compensation, by articially brightening the image.
Options are normal and auto. Default is normal.
• Night Illumination - Choose which type of light source is required for when the camera is in dark
mode. Options are IR or white light if supported by the camera.
• Night Intensity - Set what power the lamps will run at. Default is 100%.
• Night Sensor - Can be set to colour or mono. Default is mono.
• Night Focus Range - Sets how the camera will focus (when in mono) to suit the light source in the
scene. If this is set incorrectly the image may not be in focus.
• Night Focus Sensitivity - This can be set to normal or low. When it is set to low the method used to
focus the camera is suited to low light conditions. Default is low.
• Night Aperture - Can be used to increase the picture detail. Default is 3.
• Night Noise Reduction - Used to reduce noise with scenes of low illumination. NR must be set to suit
the environment. Default is 1.
• Night Presets - This can be used to set the presets to di󰀨erent settings if required. Default is on.
(See Advanced Features - page 14).
• Dim Lights Angle - Feature not available.
• Dim Lights Intensity - Feature not available.
• Night HLC Level - Set a value to help mask high intensity light sources, options are low, medium and
high.
• Night HLC Mask - Sets a mask for the light source, options are 1 (white) to 15 (grey).
Conguration
• Sun Shield - Feature not available.
• Auto Flip - Feature not available.
• Attack Detect - Feature not available.
• Upright Mount - Can be used to ip the image, so the camera can be used on a pole or a ceiling.
Default is pole.
• Status Refresh Rate - Can be used to help speed up telemetry control of the camera, by slowing
down the refresh rate.
OK to program the new settings into the Eclipse HD.
Cancel to abandon the changes to the camera settings.

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5.2.5 Date/Time
• Camera - Cannot be edited, shows label/name given to the camera.
(See Video - Camera - page 11).
• Camera Time - Cannot be edited, shows the current date and time of the camera.
• Date Format - Select from the drop down the date format.
• Time Format - Choose 24hr or 12hr time display.
Set Time
The Date/Time page, o󰀨ers options to:-
• Set Manually - Input time/date manually.
• Synchronize with Computer Time - Put a tick in the button and then click OK, to apply the local
computer date/time to the camera.
• Synchronize with NTP Server - Put a tick in the button and then click OK, to apply the local server
date/time to the camera.
• NTP Server - Input the address of the time server required, default is pool.ntp.org.
Time Zone
• Time Zone - Select time zone to suit the location of the camera/system.
OK to apply the new settings into the Eclipse HD.
Cancel to abandon the changes to the date/time settings.

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5.2.6 Network
• Camera - Cannot be edited, shows label/name given to the camera.
(See Video - Camera - page 11).
Network
The Network tab, o󰀨ers options to:-
• DHCP Enable - Allows the camera to be set using a dynamic IP address.
• IP Address - Input a static IP address, if DHCP is not used.
• Netmask - Input the Network Subnet Mask.
• Default Gateway - Input the Network Gateway.
• Primary Name Server - Input the Domain name server, if required.
• MTU Size - Option to change the MTU size, default is 1500 bytes.
• Inhibit Multiple Power Cycle Method - Disables the Network recovery process
(See Network Settings Recovery - page 25)
NTP
• NTP Server - Input the address of the time server required, default is pool.ntp.org.
MAC
• MAC Address - Displays the camera MAC address.
Quality of Service
• Best E󰀨ort - Will send network packets with no quality of service policies.
• Expedited Forwarding - Will send network packets with an assured bandwidth quality of service
policy.
• Custom - Input required Hex gure for quality of service policy
• Best E󰀨ort = 0x00
• Expedited Forwarding = 0x2E
Web Server
• HTTP access - Enable or disable HTTP access, must be connected using HTTPs.
(See Maintenance - SSL Key/Certicate - page 22)
• HTTPS Port - Set required HTTPs port. Default is 443.
OK to apply the new settings into the Eclipse HD.
Cancel to abandon the changes to the network settings.

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5.2.7 Interfaces
Auxiliary Functions
Allows the camera to be congured to use Onvif Auxiliary commands.
Features available are:-
• Force White Light On - Forces white lights on.
• Force White Light O󰀨 - Switches o󰀨 forced white lights.
• Wiper On - Activates wiper.
• Wiper O󰀨 - Stops wiper.
• Dark IR Light On - Switch on IR, when dark.
• Dark White Light On -Switch on white light, when dark.
• Dark Lights O󰀨 - When dark, switch o󰀨 all lamps.
• Dark Sensor Mono - Sets the camera to a mono image, when dark.
• Dark Sensor Colour - Sets the camera to a colour image, when dark.
• Dark Focus Ambient - Sets the camera focus (when in mono), to suit the scene when ambient light is
present.
• Dark Focus IR - Sets the camera focus (when in mono) to suit the scene when IR light is present.
• Washer On - Activates wash function, sends camera to preset 359, activates washercard relay and
wiper. (PSU must support wash function for washercard relay to activate).
• Washer O󰀨 - Stops wash function.
• Iris Open - Opens the camera iris.
• Iris Close - Closes the camera iris.
• Iris Auto - Switches on auto iris.
• Iris Manual - Sets camera to manual iris mode.
Dark relates to when the camera is in dark mode, see section Camera - Night Changeover - page 16.
• Onvif Token - Used to alter the name of the Onvif Auxiliary token.