Document: SD-CON3IP1C6
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USER'S MANUAL SD-CON3IP Console for IP PTZ cameras
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SD-CON3IP
Product description
This console allows you to control the movements of the
motorized IP cameras operating on the ONVIF protocol.
The console is compatible with all IP cameras that support
this standard.
Connections and assembly
DC12V - Connect the supplied power supply
RS485- Not used on this model
INDICATOR - Power supply and network communication
led
USB - Port for connecting an alternative mouse to the
joystick
RJ45 - Ethernet network port to connect to the switch
HDMI - Port to connect external monitor
The camera must be connected to the network switch just
like the cameras
LOG IN
At the first start-up, the console performs a boot that can
take a few minutes. Wait for the boot to complete.
At the end of the start-up the console monitor will show
the LOGIN screen
The factory credentials are:
USER: Admin
PASSWORD: 123456
To enter the credentials, use the Joystick to move to the
box and the ENTER key to select the item to be modified.
Enter the password with the keyboard, ENTER to confirm
and use the MENU key to exit.
This method is the same on all pages of the menu.
MENU
By pressing the MENU key, the programming menu
appears which consists of 6 items
DEVICE - To configure the IP cameras to be controlled
NETWORK - To configure the console network options
SYSTEM - To set some additional console options such as
receiving primary or secondary streaming for on-screen
viewing.
USER - To change the login password
RESOLUTION - To change the resolution of the HDMI
video output
LANGUAGE - English only available
SPEED CONTROL -
NETWORK CONFIGURATION
Access the menu and press ENTER on NETWORK
You need to enter the classic IP parameters that must be
consistent with your network:
- IP address
- Netmask
- Gateway
The console also supports automatic DHCP assignment
and is shipped from the factory with an IP address of
192.168.1.188
It is important to assign an address that has the first
three digits of the address and the subnet mask equal to
the cameras. You should also make sure that you are
using a free IP address that is not used by other
equipment.
If you have any doubts about the above, you should
contact the network administrator.
Once the address has been set, the console automatically
restarts and is ready to communicate with the cameras.
CAMERA CONFIGURATION
Access the menu and press ENTER on DEVICE
The console supports two search methods: MANUAL and
AUTOMATIC (AUTO SEARCH).
Automatic search is definitely recommended because it
can detect any ONVIF IP camera present on the local
network. If the camera is not detected, check that it is
reachable on the network and that it supports the onvif
protocol.
The search for cameras starts automatically and ends
showing the list of devices found.
To carry out a new search, press ENTER on CLEAR LIST.
Verify that the detected camera has a consistent address
class and press ENTER on it to connect.
Manual configuration is available to manually enter
cameras that are not part of the console network and
therefore not detectable by the automatic search.
CHECKING THE CAMERAS
The console allows you to see the camera image on the
monitor and control it with the joystick.
The monitor allows you to manage resolutions up to
FullHD 1080P 1920x1080, not higher.
Movement commands are carried out with the joystick.
The lens controls are the FOCUS +/-, ZOOM +/- and IRIS
+/- buttons. Of these commands the zoom is always
active, while Iris (IRIS) and Focus can be inactive
according to the camera settings.
The zoom can also be controlled by turning the joystick
handle (3D function).
