Balter IP-D1231VR User manual

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IP Cameras
Manual
Version 1.0.2 IP-D1231VR
IP-D1443VR
IP-B1403
IP-MT1441GR
IP-T1241Gr
IP-T1441GR
IP-T3443R
IP-T3443GR

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Table of Contents
1. About this manual 3
1.1 Declaration of Conformity 3
1.2 Disclaimer 3
1.3 Limitation of Liability 3
1.4 Safety Information 4
1.5 Sicherheitshinweise 4
2. Drafts and Installation
2.1 IP-D1231VR 5
2.1.1 Draft
2.1.2 Components IP-D1231VR 5
2.1.3 Installing the IP-D1231VR 6
2.1.4 Dome Camera Diagram 3-Axis Control 7
2.1.5 Manually adjusting Zoom and Focus 7
2.1.6 Inserting an SD card (Dome Camera) 8
2.2 IP-D1443VR 9
2.2.1 Draft 9
2.2.2 Components IP-D1443VR 9
2.2.3 Installing the IP-D1443VR 10
2.3 IP-B1403 11
2.3.1 Draft 12
2.3.2 Assembling the Box Camera 12
2.4 IP-T1241GR/IP-T1441GR 13
2.4.1 Draft 13
2.4.2 Montage IP-T1241GR/IP-T1441GR 14
2.4.3 Montage im Außenbereich 15
2.5 IP-MT1441GR 16
2.5.1 Draft 16
2.5.2 Installing the IP-MT1411GR 17
2.6 IP-T3443R/ IP-T3443GR 18
2.6.1 Draft 18
2.6.2 Components IP-T3443R/ IP-T3443GR 18
2.6.3 Installing the IP-T3443R/IP-T3443GR 19
3.1 Connecting the Camera to a PC in a Local Network 22
3.2 Directly connecting the Camera to a DHCP
based DSL-/cable modem 22
3.3 Directly connecting the Camera to a PPPoE Modem 22
3.4 Directly connecting the Camera to a Broadband Router via a PPPoE-
or Cable Modem22
4. Using the IP Finder Tool to find Cameras in a local Network 23
4.1 IP Finder – Description 23
4.2 Searching for Devices in a LAN 24
4.3 Changing the Network Settings 24
4.4 Accessing a device‘s Web Interface 24
5. Web Interface of IP Cameras 25
5.1 Supported Browsers 25
5.2 Installing the Web Plugin 25
5.3 Login Interface and Language Selection 27
5.4 Live View 28
5.4.1 Image Settings 29
5.4.2 Lens Zoom/Focus Controls 30
5.4.3 Saving Images/Videos 31
6. Playback 32
6.1.1 Calendar 32
6.1.2 Recording Type 33
6.1.3 Search 33
6.1.4 Timebar 33
6.1.5 Control Bar 34
6.2 Start Playback 34
7. Export 35
7.1 Saving Video Segments on your Computer 35
7.2 Downloading Videos 35
8. Settings 36
8.1 Display Settings 38
8.1.1 Live 38
8.1.2 Image Control 39
8.1.2.1 Day/Night Mode 39
8.1.2.2 Flip, Mirror, Corridor 40
8.1.2.3 BLC Backlight Compensation 40
8.1.2.4 Noise Filter 41
8.1.2.5 WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) 42
8.1.2.6 AGC (Amplification) 44
8.1.2.7 White Balance 45
8.1.2.8 Shutter Mode 45
8.1.2.9 Shutter Time 45
8.1.2.10 Defog 46
8.1.3 Privacy Masking 46
8.1.3.1 Activating and Selecting Masking Zones 47
8.1.3.2 Deleting Masking Zones 48
8.1.4 ROI 48
8.1.4.1 Selecting ROI Areas 48
8.1.4.2 Deactivating ROI Areas 49
8.2 Record 49
8.2.1 Settings 49
8.2.2 Schedule 50
8.2.2.1 Creating a Schedule 50
8.2.2.2 Deleting a Schedule 50
8.3 Network 51
8.3.1 Network Settings 51
8.3.2 Video Streaming 52
8.3.3 Email 54
8.3.4 DDNS 55
8.3.5 Ip Filter 55
8.3.6 RTSP 56
8.3.7 FTP 56
8.4 Alarm 57
8.4.1 Motion Detection 57
8.4.1.1 Adjusting the Motion Detection 57
8.4.2 Alarm Output 58
8.4.3 Lens Shade 58
8.5 Device 56
8.5.1 microSd Card 56
8.5.2 Audio 59
8.5.3 Log 60
8.6 System 60
8.6.1 Date/Time 60
8.6.2 Users 61
8.6.3 Info - P2P QR Code 62
8.7 Advanced 62
8.7.1 Firmware Update 62
8.7.2 Load Default 63
8.7.3 Maintain 63
8.8 Analytics 64
8.9.1 Perimeter Intrusion 64
8.8.1.1 Setting Perimeter Areas 65
8.8.1.2 Changing Perimeter Areas 66
8.8.1.3 Deleting Perimeter Areas 66
8.8.2 Line Crossing 67
8.2.2.1 Defining Lines 68
8.8.2.2 Editing Lines 69
8.8.2.3 Deleting a Line 69
8.8.3 Objects - Lost and Found Objects 70
8.8.3.1 Specifying Areas 71
8.8.3.2 Editing Areas 72
8.8.3.3 Deleting an Area 72

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1. About this Manual
Das Material in diesem Dokument dient lediglich zu Informationszwecken und kann ohne Vorankündigung geändert
werden. Wir haben keine Mühen gescheut, die Richtigkeit und Vollständigkeit dieser Bedienungsanleitung zu gewähr-
leisten. Dennoch haften wir nicht für jegliche Fehler und Auslassungen.
1.1 Declaration of Conformity ROHS
Hiermit bestätigt die Balter GmbH, dass entsprechend heutigem Wissenstand alle von der Balter GmbH verkauften Pro-
dukte (wenn nicht ausdrücklich gekennzeichnet) der Richtline 2011/65/EU entsprechen.
Diese Produkte erfüllen die derzeitigen Anforderungen der RoHS Direktive für alle 7 benannten Materialien (max. 0,1%
des Gewichtes in homogenem Material für Blei, Quecksiber, sechswertiges Chrom, polybromiertes Biphenyl (PBB), poly-
bromierten Diphenylether (PBDE), Deca-BDE und max. 0,01% des Gewichtes für Cadmium)
Here by Balter GmbH confirms that to its knowledge all products (unless explicitly stated otherwise) sold by Balter Secu-
rity GmbH fulfill the requirements of the EU directive 2011/65/EU. These products are compatible with the current RoHS
requirements for the 7 substances (max 0.1% by weight in homogeneous materials for lead, mercury, hexavalent chromi-
um, polybrominated biphenyls (PBB), polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE), Deca-BDE and max 0.01% for cadmium).
Diese Erklärung wird abgegeben durch:
Declaration issued by:
Balter GmbH
Elisabeth-Selbert-Str. 19a
D-40764 Langenfeld
Langenfeld den 03.01.2017
1.3 Limitations of Liability
This document is provided on an “As Is” basis without any explicit or implicit assurances and no claims can be derived
from it, including but not limited to implied assurances of merchantability, adequacy for certain purposes and non-in-
fringement of third parties.
This document may contain technical inaccuracies and typos. The information contained in this document as well as
the specifications of the devices described therein may be changed at any time.
1.2 Disclaimer
Under no cirmustances the dealer’s liability against any party or persons exceeds the replacement or appropriate
maintenance of the product. The dealer is not liable for, amongst other:
~Any damages or losses, including but not limited to direct or indirect, special, exemplary or consequential damages
that arise because of or in connection with the device
~Any injuries or losses caused by inappropriate or careless use
~Unauthorised disassembly, repair or modification by the user or unauthorized third parties
~Any problems, resulting incoveniences, losses or damages that stem from combining the device with devices of
another manufacturer;
~Any damage claims or lawsuits by any persons or organizations considering invasion of privacy and illegal filming
and/or photographing, including saved data used privately or publicly for reasons other than surveillance.

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1.4 Safety Information
1.5 Safety Instructions
~Never touch current-carrying electrical parts.
~Electrical shocks can be avoided. Follow the procedures listed below. Incorrect installation, improper grounding and
incorrect handling and maintenance pose potential dangers.
~Do not install or remove the device during rain and heavy wind. Do not try to install, remove or handle the device
during thunderstorms.
~Make sure that all electrical devices and the working platform are properly grounded.
~Avoid electrical shocks by grounding the power supply, control cabinets and working platforms.
~Always use the correct cable size.
~Continous overload results in cable damages and poses a risk of electrical shocks and is a fire hazard. The specifica
tions of the cables must comply with the specifications of the power supply.
~Keep the cables and connectors in a good condition.
~Improper and worn out connectors can cause short circuiting and pose a threat of electric shocks. Never use worn
out, damaged or exposed cables.
~Always avoid open-circuit voltage.
~Always war isolating gloves while handling the device.
~When handling the device, always make sure to disconnect it from the power supply and to wear isolating gloves.
~Always wear protective clothing, for example long-sleeved shirts, when installing or removing a device.
~Always wear comfortable, sturdy shoes.
~Make sure to wear clean clothes, free of oil- and grease stains.
~Protect other workers in close proximity to you from exposure to arc radiation.
~Wear long pants or jeans while installing or removing the device.
~While working, always wear a helmet or other robust headgear. Also wear protective footwear.
~Store the device in a dry place.
~When working in elevated areas, always wear a strap.
~Always wear dry clothing, avoid water and moisture.
~When working at night, always wear a safety west.
~Make sure that all connectors are tight, dry and clean.
~To avoid electrostatic charging, make sure you are isolated.
~Always wear dry gloves, shoes with rubber soles or stand on a dry piece of wood or a platform.
~Always follow common safety standards.
~Always wear appropriate eye-, hearing-, and body protection.
~Make sure that another person is on site when working in dark, badly ventilated or elevated areas.
Warning
This symbol represents possible dangers, risks or circumstances
requiring special attention. The user must comply with the handling-,
maintenance-, and repair instructions
Beware
The lightning symbol in a triangle represents dangerous currents close to the
product casing that can seriously harm an persons.

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2.1 IP-D1231VR
2. Drafts and Installation
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6Video Connector
Screw (Torx T15)
Power Connector
Casing
Lens
Dome
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Part Name Function
Analogue Video Output
Reset-Button
Guide
microSD Slot
Interior Cover Protects the lens and movable parts.
Activates the IR-LEDs.
Enable videosurveillance in no-light conditions.
For a microSD card up to 128GB.
Enables connection of an analogue monitor.
(For use as an alignment aide)
Restarts the camera.
Threads for the screws that fix the dome to the base.
Day/Night Sensor
IR-LEDs
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2.1.2 Components IP-D1231VR
2.1.1 Draft

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Please Note
-Only attach the camera to surfaces that can hold the fivefold weight of the camera.
-Use cables in flawless condition only. Creased cables can damage the camera and a FIRE HAZARD! -
-Make sure that no persons are in the danger zone during installation.
Opening the camera
1. Loosen the Torx-Screw
2. Lift the cover.
Attention! The dome is connected to the base
with a wire. For a more comfortble installa-
tion you can loosen the wire and completely
remove the dome.
Attention! Do not touch the lens!
3. Lift the interior cover.
When using a camera with an microSD slot, read the
chapter „Inserting microSD cards“ page 8.
4. Mark the boreholes using the dril-
ling template.
7. Attach the inner cover. 8. Attach the cover. 9. That‘s it!
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5. Drill the holes and insert dovels.
Connect the cables to the corresponding
connectors.
6. Attach the camera.
Next, you should align the lens and adjust the
zoom, depending on the camera‘s model.
Read chapter „Kameraeinrichtung“ Seite 7 for
instructions.
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Turn
Pan
Tilt
2.1.4 Dome Camera Diagram 3-Axis Control
The camera‘s direction can only be adjusted when the camera is attached to the ceiling.
You can pan the camera to the left and the right, tilt it up or down and turn the lens.
Orientation:
1. After installation, pan the camera in the desired angle.
2. Turn the lens until the video is displayed correctly
3. Tilt the camera into the desired position.
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Part Description
Zoom
Focus
2.1.5 Manually adjusting zoom and focus
Mount the camera as described in the previous chapter. The interior cover and casing must
be removed to adjust zoom and focus.
Nerver touch the camera‘s lens!
Connect a service monitor to the analogue output or pair the camera to a computer/smartphone
to make the desired settings.

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Zoom: Loosen the upper screw with a screwdriver.
Take care not to remove it completely.
Move the component by dragging the screw to the left or
right until the desired zoom level is reached.
Verify the settings via a monitor or smartphone.
Focus: Loosen the lower screw using a screwdri-
ver. Take care not to remove it completely.
Move the component by dragging the screw to the left or
right until the image is focussed correctly.
Verify the settings via a monitor or smartphone.
After adjusting zoom and focus, mount the inner cover and casing.
The camera supports microSD cards up to 128GB
-Disconnect the camera from the power supply before removing or inserting an SD card.
-Be careful when inserting or removing the SD card, otherwise it might be damaged. If you have trouble inserting the
SD card properly, make sure to insert it exactly as depicted below
-Don‘t remove or insert SD cards when it rains or during high humidity.
-The camera‘s dome should not be taken off for more than 5 minutes to avoid condesation.
Insert the microSD card with the contacts downwards.
To remove an SD card from the camera, push it inwards until it is ejected.
2.1.6 Inserting an SD card (Dome Kamera)

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Video connector
Audio in (red)
Audio out (white)
Alarm conectors
Screw
Power connector
Casing
Lens
Dome
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Analogue Video Output
Reset-Button
Lens control
microSD Slot
Interior cover Protects the lens and movable parts.
Activates the IR-LEDs.
Enables videosurveillance in no-light conditions.
For a microSD card up to 128GB.
Enables connection of an analogue monitor.
(For use as an alignement aide)
Restarts the camera
Controls zoom and focus
Day/Night Sensor
IR-LEDs
2.2.2 Components IP-D1443VR
2.2.1 Draft
2.2 IP-D1443VR
Part Name Function

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Please Note:
-Only attach the camera to surfaces that can hold the fivefold weight of the camera.
-Use cables in flawless condition only. Creased cables can damage the camera and are a FIRE HAZARD!
-Make sure that no persons are in the danger zone during installation.
Opening the camera
Attention: Do not touch the camera‘s
lens!
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2.2.3 Installing IP-D1443VR
1. Loosen the Torx-Screw
2. Lift the cover. 3. Lift the interior cover.
When using a camera with an microSD slot, read the
chapter „Inserting microSD cards“ on page 8.
4. Mark the boreholes using the dril-
ling template.
7. Attach the inner cover. 8. Attach the casing. 9. That‘s it!
5. Drill the holes and insert dovels.
Connect the cables to the corresponding
connectors.
6. Attach the camera.
Next, you should align the lens and adjust the
zoom, depending on the camera‘s model.
Read chapter „Manually adjusting zoom and
focus“ on page 7 for instructions.
Attention! The dome is connected to the base
with a wire. For a more comfortble installa-
tion you can loosen the wire and completely
remove the dome.

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Bauteil Bezeichnung Funktion
Audio In
Ethernet Interface
TF Card Slot
RS-485 Inputs
Lens To be mounted to the case
Contains the elctronics
Transmits video from the lens to the camera
Enables the connection of external devices to the camera
Jack for connecting a microphone
Slot for a TF card
Connects the camera via an ethernet cable to a network
Case
Auto-Iris Cable
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12 Video Out
Audio Out
Reset Restarts the camera.
Lights up when the camera in on.
12V DC connector for a power cable.
Jack for connecting loudspeakers
Analogue output for connecting a monitor.
Power LED
Power Connector
2.3.1 Draft
2.3 IP-B1403

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2.3.2 Assembling the box-camera
1. Remove the protective cap from the camera‘s lens
connector by turning it counterclockwise.
3. Connect the Auto-Iris cable to the corresponding jack
and place the lens on the corresponding connector.
2. Do NOT touch the camera‘s lens connector and quickly
continue with step 3.
4. Carefully turn the lens clockwise all the way to the stop.

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Bauteil Bezeichnung
Mounting foot
Sunprotector Screw
Sunprotection
Screw A
Screw B
Screw C
Power Connector
Lens
Casing
Video Connector
2.4.1 Draft
2.4 IP-T1241GR/IP-T1441GR

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1. Hold the camera to the desired position and mark
the boreholes.
3. Attach the camera to the wall using screws.
Adjust the camera‘s image remotely via
4. Adjust the camera‘s position.
2. Drill holes at the marked positions and insert dovels.
Connect the cables with the corresponding connectors. If using the camera
outdoors, wrap the cables with butyl tape.See page 15 for further
information
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The camera is weather resistant according to IP66. However, this does not apply to cables
and connectors. We recommend installing the camera below the ridge line to prevent
moisture entering the camera
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2.4.2 Installing IP-T1241GR/IP-T1441GR
A
C
B
Loosen Screws A and B to adjust the camera‘s position vertically. Loosen
screw C to turn the camera along it‘s own axis. Tighten the screws to
secure the camera in it‘s current position.

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-Seal all cable links with the butyl
tape.
-Seal each cable link with butyl tape.
-Connect all cables.
-Connect all cables.
Kamera Kamera Kamera
System System System
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2.4.3 Outdoor Installation
When installing the camera in outdoor areas, the cables must be sealed using butyl tape
to prevent moisture entering the camera.
Camera Camera Camera

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Item Function
Power Suppy
Mounting Foot
Sun Protection screw
Lock Ring
Sun Protection
Video Connector
Lens
Day/Night Sensor
IR LEDs
2.5.1 Draft
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1. Hold the camera against the wall and mark bore-
holes at the desired position.
3. Attach the camera to the wall using screws. 4. Loosen the lock ring (7) and align the
camera.
2. Drill the holes and insert dovels.
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Use a service monitor or the webclient to check if the camera was positioned correctly.
2.5.2 IP-MT1411GR Installation
The camera is watherproof according to IP66. However, this does not apply to the cables
nor the connectors. We recommend installing the camera below the eave to prevent
moisture entering the camera via the connectors.

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Bauteil Bauteil
Bezeichnung Bezeichnung
Junction Box Allen screw
Cable entry with rubber protection
Lower cable entry
Grooves
Spigot
Joint Recessews with 2 Allen screws
Power connection
Ethernet connector
Alarm connector
Analogue video output
microSD cardslot
Control for zoom/focus
Lens Cover
Lens
Recesses for boreholes
Sun cover
Sun cover screw
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2.6.1 Draft
2.6 IP-T3443R/IP-T3443GR
2.6.2 Components IP-T3443R/IP-T3443GR

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2.6.3 IP-T3443R/IP-T3443GR Installation
1. Remove both Allen screws at the lower end of the
junction box.
2. Lift the camera and pull it down to remove the
spigots (10) from the groove (9).
3. Hold the junction box against the wall and mark the
bore holes (6).
4. Drill holes and insert dovels.
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5.1. If you work with cables running behind a wall, cut
open the cable entry with rubber protection (7) and
run the cables through it.
6. Attach the junction box to the wall.
5.2. If you are working cables that are not running
behind a wall, remove the screw at the lover edge of
the junction box and run the cables through it (8).
7. Connect the cables with the connectors of the
camera (13, 14, 15).