D-Link Air DCS-1000W User manual

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Setting Up DCS-1000W Camera & Internet
Gateway Router

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Once logged into the camera, on the main
menu, click/select System. Enter a Camera
Name and Location. You will also be able to
assign a Admin Name and Password.
Configure the Camera with QIG.

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There are two ways to assign an IP address. To configure
the DCS-1000W for security purposes, it will be necessary
to manually assign an IP address for use behind an
Internet Router. The Default Gateway will be the IP
Address of the Internet Router’s LAN IP Address.
IP Assignment

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In the “Wireless Interface” section, you will be asked for your “Connection
Mode,” “Network Name” and “Encryption WEP Key.” Choose either HEX or
ASCII. Your “Wireless Channel” should also be set.
This information should be written down and saved for configuration of the
Wireless Router and other Wireless Cameras.
Settin
g
up your Wireless Connection
and Encryption

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Opening Outside Ports will allow users to view the Camera
Images from inside or outside the Wireless Network. The Web
Server Port is a proprietary port used in the IP address from a
remote location. (Ex. http://10.80.1.250:83)
The ports that are opened must be unique for each camera,
to successfully view the images from an outside network.
Assigning and Opening outside ports.

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These fields control Input Trigger 1 and Trigger
2. Each Input trigger can trigger either or both
Output triggers.
SMTP Server Address: Name or IP address of a
SMTP Mail Server that the camera can send images to.
Sender E-Mail: Name of the Camera/Trigger that
sent the mail
Receiver E-Mail: Account Name of person to receive
pictures when sensors are activated
Sending Interval: The time between additional
sequences of pictures are taken when sensors
activated
Sending Times: The number of times the camera
takes additional sequences of pictures based on
Sending Interval.
Trigger I/O: Enable Output trigger for the specified
input trigger
Output # Time: How long the output trigger is
activated if Sensor is activated. (i.e.. How long should
siren ring?)
I/O Input Trigger 2
Security Notification Configuration
I/O Input Trigger 1

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Configure all Cameras that will be used in The
Wireless Security Network

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Configure the initial settings by following the steps outlined in the
DI-614+ QIG. Once logged into the Router, on the main menu,
click/select “Wireless.”
Router Set-Up and Installation

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In the “Wireless Interface”
section, you will be asked for
your SSID (“Network Name”)
and “Encryption WEP Key.”
Choose either HEX or ASCII.
Your “Wireless Channel” should
also be set.
This information should be
entered from the notes taken
on the configuration of the
Wireless Camera.
Currently, D-Link only produces
Cameras based on 802.11b.
Therefore, 128 bit encryption is
the maximum that can be used.
Settin
g
up your Wireless Connection
and Encryption

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There are two ways to assign an IP address. To configure the
DI-614+ for security purposes, it will be necessary to
manually assign an IP address for use with the Internet
Router.
WAN IP Assignment

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In this section you will be asked to assign a LAN IP address.
This will be the same address as the gateway address in the
DCS-1000W. To configure the DI-614+ for security purposes,
it will be necessary to manually assign an LAN IP address for
use with the Internet Camera.
Local Domain Name entry is optional.
LAN IP Assignment

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The Virtual Server Ports must
be opened for Internet users
to access Internet Cameras
from outside the Wireless
Network.
Two ports per camera should
be opened for each camera
on the Wireless Network.
“Scheduling” should be set to
“always,” so that the camera
images can be accessed at
any time.
Large quantities of Internet
Cameras may require the use
of DMZ settings.
Assigning and Opening Virtual Server Ports.

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The Installation is Concluded