CCTV PL0925 User manual

SEP.2007.V2.0
Vi d e o S e r v e r
LANWWW LAN AUDIO
USER MANUAL

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II. DIAGRAM OF INSTALLATION
. QUICK INSTALL & SETUP
3.1 FRONT & BACK PANEL
3.2 VIDEO SERVER IP SETUP
3.2.1 Run IPCameraSearcher
3.2.2 IPCameraSearcher Instruction
3.3 LOGIN TO VIDEO SERVER ON IE
3.4 INSTRUCTION OF WEB VIEWER
IV. SYSTEM SETUP
4.1 STATUS
4.1.1 System Information
4.1.2 Network Status
4.1.3 Camera Information
4.1.4 Wireless Status
4.1.5 OCX Information
4.2 VIDEO & AUDIO SETTINGS
4.2.1 Video Settings
4.2.2 Snap Shot
4.2.3 OSD
4.2.5 Audio Setting
4.3 NETWORKING
4.3.1 IP Address Configuration
4.3.2 DNS Configuration
4.3.3 HTTP
4.4 WIRELESS LAN
4.4.1 Basic Configuration
4.4.2 Security Settings
4.5 PPPOE
4.5.1 PPPoE Configuration
4.5.2 Status
4.6 DDNS
SPECIFICATION
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4.7 DATE & TIME
4.7.1 Current Server Time
4.7.2 Time Zone
4.7.3 Time Mode
4.7.4 Update Server Time
V. ADVANCE CONFIGURATION
5.1 MAINTENANCE
5.1.1 Maintain Server
5.1.2 Upgrade Server
5.2 ADMINISTRATOR
5.2.1 User List
5.3 MANAGEMENT
5.3.1 Change Password
5.4 SMTP (E-MAIL)
5.4.1 SMTP Server Settings
5.5 FTP
5.5.1 FTP Settings
5.6 PTZ SETTINGS
5.6.1 Select PTZ Protocol
5.7 ALARM EVENT
5.7.1 Embedded Motion Detection Setting
5.7.2 Embedded Motion Detection Event
5.7.3 GPIO Alarm
5.8 SPECIAL SETTING
5.8.1 Video Advance Setting
5.8.2 RGB
5.8.3 Cut Pixel
VI. MOBILE PHONE VIEW
6.1 JAVA SUPPORTED MOBILE PHONE
6.2 Quick Setup for Java program：
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Compression
Resolution
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Transmission Speed
Network Protocol
File Format
Recorded format
Motion Detection
Controller Interface
Video Setup via IE
Memory
Network
I/O Ports
Dimensions
Weight
Power Supply
Power Consumption
Operating Temperature
Storage Temperature
Operating Humidity
MPEG4 / JPEG
720x480 30
352x240 30
176x144 30
Movement on image
Digital Sensor
Internet Explorer 5.0 or above
Mobile Monitor System (Option)
Support statistic and dynamic IP address
Brightness、Contrast、Saturation
Compression rate
Pan/Tilt Control（support PELCO-D、PELCO-P System）
Audio on/off
2M Byte Flash ROM / 8M Byte SDRAM / 32MB DDR
10/100 Ethernet
Wireless LAN 802.11g (Option)
Power input port、RJ-45 network port、Video inpou Port、Audio I/O port
、System Reset、RS-485 Control Port、Alarm I/O（4 IN, 3 OUT）
125mm（L）× 95mm（W）× 54mm（H）
450g
DC +12V
350mA(Without WLAN card)
5°C ~ 40°C
0°C ~ 70°C
10% ~ 80%
TCP/UDP/IP, DHCP,SMTP, HTTP, NTP,DDNS,FTP,TFTP,ARP,nPn,PPPoE
MPEG-4/M-JPEG video stream with 2 way 16/24/32/40kbps ADPCM audio
MPEG-4/M-JPEG video stream with 2 way 16/24/32/40kbps ADPCM audio
I. SPECIFICATION

FUM- T10II
FUM- T10II
FUM-T10II
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II. DIAGRAM OF INSTALLATION
For Intranet To connect correctly, users and the video server (FUM-T10II)
should be in the same network system (intranet) and both ends'
IP address should be in the same sub-net. Refer to the
installation guide as below:
VIDEO IN
USER1 USER2 USER3
Intera sub-net
Internet 1 When T10II connects to the network through a router, it is set in
a private IP address initially. While User is trying to connect to the
picture, it will connect through the router. Get NAT service setup
is required to help the network connection working.
Internet
VIDEO IN
Router
USER1
Intra sub-net
Internet
VIDEO IN
Internet 2 When FUM-T10II connects to the internet directly, if the IP address
is static, the user should insert IP address provided by the ISP service
provider; if the IP address is dynamic, the user should insert the
user name (account no.) and password.

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VIDEO IN ALARM I/O
RS-485
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MIC SPEAKER
DEFAULT
RESET
DC12V LAN
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III. Quick Install & Setup
3.1 Front & Back Panel
1.VIDEO IN：Video signal input
2.RS-485：RS-485 jack
3.MIC：Microphone input
4.SPEAKER：Speaker output
5.ALARM I/O：Alarm in/out-put connector. Total 10 pins,
from left to right: Input x 4 / Output x 3 / GND x 3.
6.DC12V：DC V power input
7.LAN：RJ-45 jack
8.RESET：System reset
9.DEFAULT：Restore all values except IP setting
10.ANT：Antenna jack
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3.2 Video Server IP Setup
3.2.1 Run IPCameraSearcher
Run IPCameraSearcher.exe, the setup window will appear
on you computer
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3.2.2 IPCameraSearcher Instruction
1.Search(S)：Search all the video servers in the network.
Click one of the video server IP address to login.
2.Config IE(C)：IE Security Setup.
*Inappropriate setting might cause the browsing inaccessible.
3.Apply(A)：Search all video server IP address automatically.
4.After setting an IP address, the following IP addresses will
each automatically add up by one accordingly.
5.UpdataIP(I)：Set the IP address of the indicated video server.
6.UpdataMAC(M)：Set the MAC address of the indicated
video server.
7.UpdataName(N)：Change user name of the indicated
video server.
8.UpdataPort(P)：Set the port of indicated video server.
Default(D)：Restore the default value of the indicated
video server.

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3.3 Login Video Server on IE
To Login:
1.In IPCameraSearcher, click the IP address of the indicated
Video Server.
2.In IE, type the IP address of the indicated Video Server.
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※User name：admin
※Password：_ __ _ _ _ _ _ (N/A)

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3.4 Instruction of Web Viewer
If login succeeded, the viewer will be appeared as below:
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1.PLAY/STOP：Play/Stop Picture
2.REC：Record the file in AV format.(Refer to 4.2 Video & Audio
Settings to customize the file saving path.)
3.SNAPSHOT：Snapshot the picture on screen in a JPG file.
(Refer to 4.2 Video & Audio Settings to customize a path
to save JPG file.)
If the path is ending by a “\”, it is a directory path.
If the path is ending without a “\”, the path will link to a
prefixed file name.
4.TALK： Launch a two-way talking function.(The audio
equipment should be set before launching. For setting
information, go to 4.2.5 for Audio Settings.)
5.SETUP：Set system value. For further value setup, please
refer to 2. System Setup.
6.The language displayed is assigned by the system(IP address).
7.PTZ Control
Before using PTZ, please set correct values. (Refer to 5.6
PTZ Setting)
8.PRESET Setting
Preset-Point：Preset the set-point(1 ～ 16)
SET：Set the point
CLEAR：Clear setting
AUTO：Auto Pan/Tilt
9.By clicking the picture, the picture size can be
size of browsing window.
adjusted by the

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IV. System Setup
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4.1 Status
Firmware Current Version：By updating the firmware,
more functions will be attached to the program.
˙Ethernet MAC Address：MAC address of the Video
Server
˙LAN IP Address：IP address of the Video Server
˙LAN Netmask Address：LAN net-mask address of the
Video Server
˙LAN Gateway Address：LAN gateway address of the
Video Server
˙DHCP State：Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.
When using static IP, the status will show “Disable,”
the opposite will be “Enable.”
4.1.1 System Information
4.1.2 Network Status
˙Camera Type：Mode of Camera
˙Total Live-View Users：Total number of live-view users.
Maximum user on-line is up to 20.
˙Wireless Connection：Current wireless connection status
˙UP─connecting; DOWN─disconnecting.
˙Channel：Current wireless channel
˙Signal Level：Current signal level (1～100%). Larger
number defines better signal and transmission quality
˙TX Rate：Current TX Rate
˙OCX Current Version：Current OCX version
˙OCX Path：The path accesses to OCX
4.1.3 Camera Information
4.1.4 Wireless Status
4.1.5 OCX Information

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4.2 Video & Audio Settings
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CBR：Set the Constant Bit Rate of video
˙Resolution：Picture resolution. Four levels of resolution
are provided for selection.
˙Limit Frame Rate to：Frame rate transmitting per second
is defined by the internet connection speed. Higher
value brings smoother picture performance.
˙Path & File Name：Set the path to save still picture taken
by snapshot.
˙If the path is ending by a “\”, it is a directory path.
˙If the path is ending without a “\”, the path will link
to a prefixed file name.
˙Time Label：Enable or disable Time Label function.
˙OSD Text：Text showing on top of the picture.
Maximum byte: 32.
˙OSD Fontsize：Size of the font
˙OSD Enabled：Enable or disable OSD.
˙REC File：Set the path to save recorded picture
.If the path is ending by a “\”, it is a directory path.
.If the path is ending without a “\”, the path will link
to a prefixed file name.
˙REC Duration Time：Time duration of recording
˙REC Time Label：Enable or disable REC Time Label
˙REC File Time Label：Enable or disable REC File
Time Label
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4.2.1 Video Settings
4.2.2 Snap Shot
4.2.3 OSD
4.2.4 REC

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4.2.5 Audio Setting
 ˙Audio Volume：Set audio volume
 ˙IPcam Audio Enabled：Enable or disable audio function
on Video Server
 ˙PC Audio Enabled：Enable or disable audio function of PC
※2-way talking mode will be activated if both IPcam and
the computer enabled audio function.
4.3 Networking
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There are two ways to set the IP address：
Obtain IP Address via DHCP：Obtain IP address via
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.
˙Use the following IP Address：Set the static IP address
manually.
Two DNS IP addresses are allowed within this model.
˙Primary DNS Server：Primary DNS IP address.
˙Secondary DNS Server：Secondary DNS IP address.
Prefixed port：80。
If the port is to be changed, the IP address should be
changed accordingly. Ex. Original IP address is
192.168.1.126, prefixed port is 80. If port change to
1000, the IP address should become: 192.168.1.126:1000
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4.3.1 IP Address Configuration
4.3.2 DNS Configuration
4.3.3 HTTP

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4.4 Wireless LAN
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* Wireless LAN Card Is Required
Operation Mode：There are two types of wireless network
connnection—Infrastructure and Ad-hoc. Infrastructure
is connecting via AP (Access Point) which is considered
as the HUB in wired networking system. Ad-hoc is rather
exceptional. It connects a set of wireless cards that modifies
SSID (Service Set Identifier) value at same level, which
the network is operated from point to point.
˙If the networking is via AP, select “Infra.” If the networking
is from point to point, select “Ad-Hoc.” The prefixed
mode is Infra.
˙Wireless Type：Two types for selection. Prefixed type is
802.11b/g (802.11b/g mixed mode) which is a shared
mode. 802.11b（802.11b only）is an exclusive mode.
˙Country Region：Select the country region that the wireless
card belongs, prefixed region is FCC. The country region
setting should be the same as Mini PCI Wireless Card
(referred to the back of the wireless card).
˙Channel：Select an appropriate channel to help reducing
radio noise. Selection is from 1-11, prefixed channel is 10.
˙TX Rate：Transmission rate. Selections are Auto、1、2、
5.5、11、6、9、12、18、24、36、48、54Mbp, etc.,
prefixed rate is Auto。
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4.4.1 Basic Configuration

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˙SSID：Service Set Identifier. Identifies different network
connection which allows the maximum byte up to 32.
When wireless cards are set in different SSID value, the
user can access to different networks. SSID is normally
broadcasted by AP. In Window XP the user is able to
view SSID in current network. The SSID value in this
section should be the same as AP in order to connect to
the network. The prefixed selection is “ipcam_wlan.”
˙Ad-Hoc Mode： Selections are 802.11b and 802.11g.
Prefixed mode is 802.11b.
4.4.2 Security Settings
˙Authorization Type：Two selections are:
‧Open System：Allow any unauthorized visitor.
‧Shared Key： Shared-key mode base on encryption
concept.
˙Encryption Type：Two selections are WEP-encryption
and None (no encryption).
˙Default Key ID：1 ～ 4 WEP shared-keys should be
selected in accordance to the router. The router will
verify if WEP Key ID in default value is correct. There
are two selections to encrypt the transmitting data–
64Bit and 128Bit.
˙WEP Key ID 1~4：
‧HEX：Hexadecimal form. Insert 0 ～ F. The length of
the WEP Key ID is defined by encryption key, 64Bit or
128Bit. With 128Bit, 26 byte is maximum; with 64Bit,
10 bytes.
‧ASCII：128Bit allows maximum 13 bytes; 64Bit
allows 5 bytes.
˙Save & Reboot：Save and reboot Video Server.
˙Reset：Reset the Wireless Settings

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4.5 PPPoE
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4.5.1 PPPoE Configuration
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˙User Name：Insert the user name from by ISP provider.
˙Password：Insert password from ISP provider
˙MTU (128~1492)： Maximum Transmission Unit,
the largest packet that can pass onwards in communication
protocol, is calculated in bytes of the size. MTU is
usually set in 1500 bytes for transmission. If the MTU
packets are too large, it will block up a slow interface for
some time, increasing the lag on other packets. Reducing
the packet size will help the smoothness of transmission.
Prefixed size is 1492.
˙Email Notification when IP is changed： SMTP should
be preset before using this function. (Refer to 5.4 SMTP
Settings)
Enable PPPoE：Enable or disable PPPoE
4.5.2 Status
By clicking Refresh, the IP status from ISP provider
will be displayed.
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4.6 DDNS
Signing up at DynDNS, PeanutHull, or perfecteyes before
setting DDNS is required.
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4.6.1 Dynamic DNS
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by DynDNS, PeanutHull, and perfecteyes.
˙DNS Account：Account number provided by DDNS server,
ex. test.dyndns.org.
˙User Name：Account user name.
˙Password：Account password
˙Manual_Update：Update manually the IP address of
current video server to indicated DDNS Server.
˙Status：Insert the response from the DDNS server.
˙Save：Save above mentioned setting.
˙Reset：Reset all settings.
Choose Server：Choose the DDNS server that provided

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4.7 Date & Time
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4.7.1 Current Server Time
4.7.2 Time Zone
4.7.3 Time Mode
4.7.4 Update Server Time
Show current time at the video server.
Choose the time zone where the video server is at.
When network is functioning, the time can be set according
to the server.
Time update can be done in this section either automatically
for the video server current time or manually for the
new time.

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V. Advance Configuration
5.1 Maintenance
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5.1.1 Maintain Server
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˙Restore：Restore all settings except IP address
˙Default：Restore all settings
Restart：Restart the Video Server
5.1.2 Upgrade Server
Click browse and choose .IMG firmware file,
click “upgrade” to upgrade the firmware. Once the
process is completed, click “Restore” to confirm the
upgrading.
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5.2 Administrator
In this section, the user can add, delete, enable/disable
anonymous user, and set the camera (video server) name.
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5.2.1 User List
5.2.2 Anonymous User Settings
5.2.3 Camera Name Setting
Add or remove users.
˙Add Click to add new users
˙Remove：Select a user name then click remove
to remove the user
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Yes: Users can view the picture without user name and
password.
Maximum number of simultaneous viewers limited to：
Maximum simultaneous viewer is 20.
Camera Name can be set with a name that is easier to
remember. It will appear on IP address list when
IPCameraSearcher is scanning.