Camsat CDS-6IPeco Operator's manual

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LINK INFORMATION
It contains basic information about the settings of the radio eg. the name of the radio link,
signal strength and a list of connected radio transmitters.
CAMERA CONNECTION SETTINGS
Wireless - Contains settings such as radio link eg.transmission type (Master / Slave),
operating channel frequency, the name of the link SSID, signal strength, transmission coding.
Network Settings – Contains settings for IP networks
1. Menu Structure - website panel
Time Zone Setting - set the time, the NTP server
System Log - an overview of recent developments and changes in the device CDS-6IPeco
Upgrade Firmware - Software Update
Backup/Restore - save / restore configuration system
ADVANCED SETTINGS
6. The recommended configuration settings:
a) Change the password to log on to the web panel (ADVANCED SETTINGS / PASSWORD).
b) Enter the radio transmission encryption password - a recommended coding WAP2-PSK
(CAMERA CONNECTION SETTINGS / WIRELESS).
c) Scan free channels - set Receiver the operating mode Slave. Save and press Masters
Scan to scan the busy channels.
With this information, you will learn which channels in a given area are free or the least
busy. In the lack of available operating channels is allowed to set multiple radios on the
same channel, then choose a channel of the weakest signal (below <-65dB).
7. Test the radio link.
The last step is to check the correctness of transmission between devices.
To check the information about connected CDS-6IPeco devices such as power
signal, connection time, speed, IP address, etc. you must enter the LINK INFORMATION.
To view an updated list of current connections, click the Refresh button at the bottom
or press F5. The presence of transmitters MAC addresses list in the receiver indicates
the correctness of the radio configuration. To be sure disconnect transmitting unit from
the computer and connect the IP camera.
If the devices communicate with receiver it means that the radio connection is
properly configured and running. In the browser's address bar enter the IP address
of the camera and check the quality of image transmission. You can start to assembly
units at the facility.
These steps must be repeated for each individual
transmitting / receiving unit subsequently connecting them to your computer.
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2. Factory settings.
3. Connecting CDS-6 IPeco radio module to power (3 options).
Option 1 - Directly from the included AC adapter PoE24V.
Plug the power cord from with RJ45 to LAN connector in CDS-6IPeco
module (A) and the other end to the POE labeled connector in the
supplied power adapter (B). Connect the computer, IP camera or
recorder to the LAN connector on the AC adapter.
Option 2 - Power the camera and CDS-6 IPECO from a single source 12V.
CDS-6IPeco has additional 12V DC power supply input (power socket
2.1 / 5.5 mm). Most IP cameras are also supplied with 12V DC so the
devices can be easily supplied from the buffer power supply 12V - 13.8V DC.
Option 3 - Power radio module and a camera with Switch PoE48V via an additional
converter PoER-24 (option with an additional CAMSAT module PoER-24, PoER-24h).
4. Connecting to a computer.
Connect the radio module to the LAN adapter in the computer setting IP address
of the family 192.168.1.XX. (Eg. 192.168.1.99).
5. The necessary configuration settings - required:
a) Log on to the radio module CDS-6IPeco (default: 192.168.1.1, User Name: camsat,
Password: camsat).
b) Set the destination IP address of the radio module.
c) Set the mode Master (Receiver-Recorder) or slave (transmitter - camera).
d) Set the operating channel number in the receiver (Master).
e) In the transmitter (Slave), press the Scan Masters to locate the name of the SSID
radio link of a receiver. Select the name of the SSID link and press Connect.
Repeat this step for all transmitters (Slave) to be connected to the receiver (Master).
f) Correctly connected transmitters should be visible in the list of linked devices
tab in System Information / Wireless clients.
g) Set the real distance between the transmitter and receiver in the transmitters.
In the receiver, set the distance of the furthest transmitter.
h) Check the connection between the transmitter, the receiver in the tab,
cameras and DVR by PING.
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