Eyeonet CAM-IP-9 series Installation guide

Eyeonet IP Cameras
Quick Manual
Model: CAM-IP-9***(IPC model start with 9)

Check List
1. Hardware Connection Diagram
2. Setup IP cameras address to
match local network
3. Change Time Zone
4.Enable Motion Recording
5. Add IP Cameras in NVR
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Hardware Diagram
NVR W/POE
Setup IPCs address
Check Local Network
4CH NVR W/POE
Add IPCs to NVR
8/16CH NVR W/4 POE
First 4 IPCs W/POE
The Rest of IPCs W.O/POE
Setup NVR IP address
Automatically Assign
Manually Assign
IPC Features Setting
First Time IE Login
NVR W.O/POE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Add 1-4 IPCs to NVR
Add 5-16 IPCs to NVR
Add IPC/NVR in CMS
ActiveX Control
Advance Feature

1.1 IP Cameras RJ45 Connection
1.2 Eyeonet NVR without POE
1.3 Eyeonet NVR with POE
ISP Conne ction
Modem/Rou ter Power/ Video
Power/ Video
Power/ Video
Power/ Video
Power/ Video
Power/ Video
Power/ Video
Power/ Video
POE Switch
Eyeonet NVR without POE ......
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1. Hardware Diagram

2. Check Local Network
2.1 Check Local Network Range
Windows 7/Vista
For example:
Windows XP
#1. Using laptop or any PC in customer’s local network,
Click on “Start” -> Type “cmd” ->Press Enter-> Type “ipconfig” -> Press Enter
* The local network range is 192.168.0.XX
WARNING:
NVR and IP cameras must be within the same local IP address
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3. Setup Eyeonet NVR IP address to local network
Eyeonet NVR default setting is DHCP. Please manually assign IP address tp NVR
WARNING:
#1. NVR live view mode -> Right click and go to “Main Menu” -> “Setting” ->“Network”
NVR IP address should be within Local Network Range
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3. Setup NVR IP address
Model: Eyeonet standalone NVR
IP address Range: The first three group number must be the same, No duplicated number in the fourth group
For example:
Must be the same Change number
192.168.0. 45
192.168.0. 55
Customer IP address:
Change NVR IP address to:

4. Preparing your PC/Laptop
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4. Setup IPC Address
#1. Change your PC/Laptop IP address to 192.168.1.XX to match IP camera address
Eyeonet IP camera CAM-IP-9**** Default IP address: 192.168.1.108
Type network and sharing

4.1 Method 1- Automatically change IPC address by ConfigTool
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4. Setup IPC Address
Model: CAM-IP-9***
Plug only IPC to switch to finish the setting, then one by one to avoid IP conflict.
There are methods to change IPC address, you can choose any one works for you.
ONE
TWO
#1. Download “Configtool” from Eyeonet NVR website,
or find it from the CD package
http://www.ameta.ca/upload_files/download_file/EYEONET%20Config%20Tool%20V1.06_001.zip
* This File must be unzip before use.
#2.Open this Configtool, the IP camera default address 192.168.1.108
Double Click on the IP address to login and change IP camera address to match local network
#3.Repeat step #2 to change IPC address -> one by one until finish.
WARNING:

#1. Type IP camera default IP address(192.168.1.108) in Internet Explorer
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4. Setup IPC Address
Plug IPC to switch to finish the setting, then one by one to void IP conflict.
There are methods to change IPC address, you can choose any one works for you.
ONE
TWO
WARNING:
4.2 Method 2- Manually change IPC address by IE
Model: CAM-IP-9***
#2.Change IPC address one by one until finish.

5. Install ActiveX Control in IE Browser
#1. Type IP camera address in Internet Explorer
#2. For the first time to login IP camera, ActiveX control needs to be installed as below:
*If having trouble in installing ActiveX, Go to IE ->“tool” -> “Internet Option” -> “set Prompt” to unsigned ActiveX
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Model: CAM-IP-9***
5. IE ActiveX Control

6. Eyeonet IPC Setting
#1. Setup Motion function in IP camera
* This setting only applies to one camera at one time.
#4. For SD Card Recording -> Location
#2.Setup current time in IP camera #5. ScheduleFor SD Card Recording ->
#3. Setup Resolution & FPS in IP camera #6. Default Ports for IPC : 80 and 37777(DO NOT Change)
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6. IP cameras Setting
Model: CAM-IP-9***

7.1 Add IPC to NVR W/POE
#2. Go to NVR live view-> Right click “Remote Device” or Go to “Main Menu” -> “Remote Device”
#1. Connect IP cameras to NVR POE port directly, wait for 2-3 min,
The link light and Activity light are flashing
See All IP cameras in NVR live view.
(Green) (Yellow)
* IP cameras address will show up in the list. If not, please re-plug network cable.
* Congratulations. Great Job & Enjoy.
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7. Add IPC to NVR
Model: Eyeonet standalone NVR with POE

7.2 Add 1-4 IPC to NVR W.O/POE
#1. Go to NVR live view-> Right click “Remote Device” or Go to “Main Menu” -> “Remote Device”
#2. Click on “IP search” -> the first 4 IP cameras will come up in the list
* Each IP camera has 2 Protocol : ONVIF and Eyeonet, please choose “Eyeonet” for CAM-IP-9***
Others may choose “ONVIF”
Pick up all IP cameras which are using Eyeonet protocol -> click on “Add”
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7. Add IPC to NVR
Model: Eyeonet Standalone NVR

7.3 Add 5-16 IPC to NVR W.O/POE
Change Frames and Bit rate for Regular Stream and Extra Stream * How Many frames and bit rate are good?
Please take a look the table for reference
#1. Go to NVR Main menu -> “setting” -> “Encode”
Regular Stream
Extra Stream
IPC
FPS
Bit Rate
FPS
Bit Rate
2
30
8096
30
512
4
25
4086
30
512
8
13
2048
20
512
10
10
2048
15
320
12
9
2048
10
320
14
8
2048
10
320
16
7
2048
10
320
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7. Add IPC to NVR
WARNING: Avoid bit rate or FPS overload, we need to adjust the setting in NVR
Model: Eyeonet Standalone NVR
* Congratulations. Great Job & Enjoy.

8. Add IPC/NVR in CMS
#1. Open PSS software -> Device Manager-> Add NVR or IP camera information
#2. Change Division you need to view -> Drag IPC or NVR name into channel 1
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8. Add NVR/IPC to CMS
Model: CAM-IP-9***
Model: Eyeonet Standalone NVR
PSS software is available to download in our website “www.ameta.ca/support”
Or find it from CD package
http://www.ameta.ca/upload_files/download_file/PSSV4.06%20CMS%20Software_001.zip
*This file must be unzip before use.