Grundig GD-TI-AT30105K User manual

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Contents
1. Product Overview ..................................................................................................................................... 4
2. Log in and Log out .................................................................................................................................. 5
2.1 Logging in to the Web Interface ................................................................................................. 5
2.2 Logout ................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.3 Introduction of the Main Web Interface .................................................................................. 6
3. Preview ......................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.1 Interface Description ....................................................................................................................... 7
3.3 PTZ Control .......................................................................................................................................... 9
3.4 PTZ Functions ................................................................................................................................... 10
3.4.1 Setting Presets & Patrols ..................................................................................................... 10
3.4.2 Horizontal scan ....................................................................................................................... 11
3.4.3 Auxiliary function .................................................................................................................. 11
4. Video playback ........................................................................................................................................ 13
5. Picture ......................................................................................................................................................... 15
6. Configuration Parameters ................................................................................................................... 16
6.1. System management ............................................................................................................. 16
6.1.1 Basic Settings ....................................................................................................................... 16
6.1.2 Serial port Configurations ............................................................................................... 21
6.1.3 User settings ......................................................................................................................... 23
6.1.4 Security Management ...................................................................................................... 26
6.1.5 System maintenance ......................................................................................................... 27
6.1.6 System log ............................................................................................................................. 29
6.2 Network Configurations ............................................................................................................... 29
6.2.1 IP Settings ............................................................................................................................. 29
6.2.2 ONVIF ...................................................................................................................................... 31
6.2.3 GB28181 ................................................................................................................................. 32
6.2.4 Advanced Settings ............................................................................................................. 33

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6.3 Audio and Video Configuration ................................................................................................ 37
6.3.1 Encoding Settings .............................................................................................................. 37
6.3.2 Imagine Settings ................................................................................................................. 40
6.3.3 Video Output ....................................................................................................................... 57
6.3.4 AR ............................................................................................................................................. 58
6.4 Alarm Management ................................................................................................................................ 59
6.4.1 Intelligent Analysis ............................................................................................................. 59
6.4.2 Video Blocking Alarm ....................................................................................................... 77
6.5 Record Management .............................................................................................................................. 81
6.5.1 Record Settings ................................................................................................................... 81
6.5.2 Storage Plan ......................................................................................................................... 81
6.6 PTZ ................................................................................................................................................................. 83
6.6.1 PTZ Settings .......................................................................................................................... 83
6.6.2 Timed Task ............................................................................................................................. 85
6.6.3 Watch Function ................................................................................................................... 85
6.6.4 Scanning ................................................................................................................................ 86
6.6.5 Setting Clear ......................................................................................................................... 87
6.7 Visible Lens Setting ................................................................................................................................. 88
6.7.1 FOV Read ............................................................................................................................... 89
6.7.2 Download Lens Data ......................................................................................................... 89
6.7.3 3D Correction ....................................................................................................................... 89
6.8 Laser Set ....................................................................................................................................................... 90
6.8.1 Laser settings................................................................................................................................. 90
6.8.2 Lens alignment ............................................................................................................................. 91
6.8.3 Lens synchronization data ........................................................................................................ 91
6.9 Auxiliary Function ..................................................................................................................................... 91
7. Alarm Event .............................................................................................................................................. 93

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1. Product Overview
The user’s PC can access the IP camera through a router or switch.
Before accessing the IP camera through the network, first you need to obtain its IP address. The
user can search for the IP address of the network camera through the quick configuration tool.
The following table shows the default parameters of different devices.
Items The Introduction of Login method
Single IP Dual optical IP:192.168.1.64
Account number: admin/ Password: Abc.12345
Dual IP dual optical IP:192.168.1.65
Account number: admin/ Password: Abc.12345
Single thermal image IP:192.168.1.65
Account number: admin/ Password: Abc.12345

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2. Log in and Log out
After logging in to the WEB interface of the device through a browser, you can perform
operations such as preview, playback etc.
2.1 Logging in to the Web Interface
The following takes IE as an example to describe the login procedures.
Connecting camera to the computer, enter the camera IP address browser address bar to log in.
When the browser plug-in installation interface pops up, please allow the installation. Please
close the browser when installing the plug-in, otherwise, the plug-in installation will be
unsuccessful.
If you log in for the first time, please install the Active X. You need to close your browser to
complete the installation. Otherwise, the installation will fail.
Figure 2-1 Login page
Note:
(1) It is recommended to use IE browser 10 or 11. If you use a third-party browser, it is
recommended to use the compatibility mode;
(2) If you have to use Google or Firefox browsers, you need to adjust the third stream of visible
light to a resolution of 384*288 or less, and keep the thermal imaging at the default. Please refer
to section 6.3.1 for specific adjustment methods;

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2.2 Logout
When entering the main interface of the network camera, you can click " " in the
upper right corner to safely exit the system.
2.3 Introduction of the Main Web Interface
The live view window is displayed when you are logged in to the Web interface. The following
shows an example.
Figure 2-2 Preview interface
 Preview: Live view window and PTZ control
 Playback: Search for recordings by time or recording type and play them back
 Picture: Pictures stored in the SD card of the IP camera.
 Alarm: Real-time Alarm Messages List.
 Settings: Configuration interface for system configuration and function configuration.
Note:
The main interface of the single-IP dual-optical device is four screens by default, displaying visible
light and thermal imaging at the same time. The single thermal imaging device only displays one
screen. Please refer to the specific device.

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3. Preview
3.1 Interface Description
This area include: Live View windows, Live View Toolbar, PTZ Control and PTZ Functions.
Figure 3-1 Preview
3.2 Shortcut Function Area
Use of common functions, including screen split screen switching, primary and secondary
stream switching, picture capture, video recording, focus once, manual correction, background
correction, laser ranging, 3D positioning.
Figure 3-2 Shortcut function
Table 3-1 Video window adjustment function description
Button Function Description
Main stream To display high-definition images

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Sub stream To display low-definition images
Multi-screen switch Support switch for single screen and four
screens
Laser Range finder Click this button to trigger the laser range finder.
The distance is displayed on the video.
Start/stop 3D positioning
Click and hold the mouse button, and then drag
from top down (draw a rectangle) to specify an
area.
Dragging reversely (from down top) will zoom
out.
Snapshot
Grab a current video screen and save it in the
preset storage path.
Recording With recording enabled, A red video icon is
displayed in the upper right corner of the video
and the camera can automatically transfer the
video stored in the memory card to a storage
resource.
Focus The camera is triggered to Auto-focus one time
once when clicked the icon.
Manual Calibration The camera is triggered to Manual Calibration
one time once when clicked the icon.
Background Calibration The camera is triggered to Background
Calibration one time once when clicked the icon.
Notes:
3D positioning is available only for the camera installed on a Pan/Tilt motor.

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3.3 PTZ Control
PTZ control functions, including lens doubling, focusing, PTZ direction control, etc
Button Description
Control the direction of the PTZ camera and release the control.
Adjust the rotating speed of the PT
Adjust the focus speed of the Camera
Adjust camera zoom.
Adjust camera focus.
Increase or decrease iris diameter.

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Notes:
Focusing speed currently only applies to thermal imaging, not visible light.
3.4 PTZ Functions
Common functions of PTZ, including Preset, Horizontal scanning, Cruise scan, etc.
3.4.1 Setting Presets & Patrols
Preset
On the Preset tab, you can manage presets to the PTZ camera. The preset includes the position
parameters such as the horizontal Angle, pitch Angle and focal length of the equipment lens.
Step 1. Click the PTZ TAB and select Preset from the drop-down list box.
Step 2. Adjust the camera till it points toward the desired direction
Step 3. Adjust zoom and focus as needed to obtain the optimal image.
Step 4. Click Settings to complete the configuration. Click for a preset. The PTZ camera goes to
the selected preset.
Patrol
A patrol route is the track by which a PTZ camera follows when moving from a preset to the
next.
After the Patrol group is set the PTZ camera follows the same route and patrols repeatedly.
Step 1. Click the PTZ TAB and select Cruise Scan from the drop-down list.
Step 2. Select cruise path number.

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Step 3. Click The Settings button to add an existing preset bit and set the residence time.
Step 4. Click “Start” The equipment start. Click the "paused" button to pause the cruise.
Click the "Stop" button or directly control the direction to stop the cruise; Click the "Delete"
button to delete the Patrol.
3.4.2 Horizontal scan
After horizontal fan scanning is enabled, the device automatically scans the left and right
boundaries at a certain speed.
Step 1. Click the PTZ TAB and select Horizontal Scan from the drop-down list.
Step 2. Control the head to a certain position and click the "left" button to complete the setting
of the left boundary.
Step 3. Control the head to another position and click the "right boundary" button to complete
the setting of the right boundary
Step 4. Click Start to start horizontal fan scanning. Click Pause to pause horizontal scanning. To
stop horizontal fan scanning, click Stop or control the direction.
3.4.3 Auxiliary function
Auxiliary functions can be enabled through the auxiliary switch. The specific functions are
described as follows:
Auxiliary switch Description
Windshield Wiper After selecting "On", the wiper will brush
continuously, and "Wiper on" will be displayed

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on the thermal imaging video.
Select "Off" and the wiper stops.
After selecting "Automatic", the equipment
with intelligent wiper module will trigger the
wiper to work when water flows through the
sensitive component quickly, and the sensitive
component will not detect water flow for a
period of time after the wiper stops. Devices
without smart wiper modules will
automatically stop after a few brushes
Defrost After selecting "On", defrosting will start, and
"Defrosting on" will be displayed on the
thermal imaging video. After selecting "Off",
defrosting will stop.
Infrared Selecting "On" INFRARED light 2 will turn on
the first light in the upper left corner, and "On"
INFRARED light 1 will turn on the last two.
After selecting "Automatic", the photosensitive
module will be automatically opened or closed
according to the ambient brightness and
darkness.
White Light Select "On", the white light will turn on. After
you select Off, the white light will turn off.
After selecting "Automatic", the white off light
blinks for 10 times and then returns to the off
state.
Note:
Auxiliary functions depend on specific devices.

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4. Video playback
Currently, only SD card remote playback is supported. Local video playback is not supported.
Click the Playback TAB. The Playback page is displayed. The playback screen includes the progress
bar, playback control bar, and video search bar.
(1) Progress bar: Displays the video type and time period. Click a point in the color area to start
playback from this point in time.
(2) Playback control bar: start, stop, fast forward, slow down, single frame
ICON Function Description
Play When this icon is displayed, the video
is paused or not played. Click this icon
to switch to the normal playing state.
Stop Click to stop playing the video
Fast forward Click the icon to skip to the next frame.
Slow Click the icon to slow down the
playback speed.
Single frame Click the icon to speed up the playback
(3) Video Search Bar: Search video by time period, different video types are marked with different
colors, normal video is green, alarm video is purplish red.
(4) Search video by period, different video types are marked with different colors, normal video is
green, alarm video is purplish red.

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Note:
When using SD card to store video, please make sure there is a memory card in the device.
The SD card recording of single IP dual optical device can only play back one channel at the same
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5. Picture
Set the alarm linkage mode to capture. When an alarm is triggered, the camera captures a
picture and saves the picture in the SD card.
On the Picture page, select the search time and type, and tap “Search” to search for captured
images stored in the SD card.
Double-click the image to enlarge the preview.
Click the picture display mode in the lower right corner to switch to "tile" or "list" two modes.
Description:
When using an SD card to store pictures, ensure that the device has a memory card.

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6. Configuration Parameters
6.1. System management
6.1.1 Basic Settings
6.1.1.1 Basic Information
Set the device name, system language, video file saving path, and video file saving
duration, as shown in Figure 6-1.
For details about the parameters, see Table 6-1.
Parameter Description
System language The language displayed by the system
Device name
Device type
Device ID
Software version Firmware version of the device
Path for saving video files Path for saving local videos
Retention duration of video files Storage duration of a single local video file

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6.1.1.2 Time Settings
Set the date and time format, time zone, system time, enable daylight saving time (DST) or
configure the NTP server.
For details about the parameters, see table 6-2
Table 6-2 Time parameters parameter Description
Parameter Description
Timezone Set the timezone where the device located
Equipment time Current time of the device
Set time Set the device time and click “Synchronize with
Computer time to adjust the system time”
based on the PC time.
NTP Settings Select “NTP Settings” to enable network time
calibration of the NTP server.
NTP Server 1
NTP Server 2
NTP Server 3
Update period
6.1.1.3 Sensor setup
Used to manage and set built-in sensors such as t/H sensors and electronic compass.

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Note:
Anyway, different devices buy different types of built-in sensors, depending on the device.
Temperature Humidity Sensor
Displays internal temperature and humidity data of the device in real time.
Electronic compass
A device with an electronic compass built in to obtain the azimuth of the device's position. Before
use, the electronic compass should be corrected and the magnetic deflection Angle should be set.
The correction is to correct the electromagnetic interference around the environment where the
equipment is located. Magnetic declination is set to correct for deviations between geographic
and electromagnetic meridians. You can check the magnetic declivity of the device's address.
Electronic compass setting interface
Calibration electronic compass:
First click "Calibration Start", the PTZ will automatically rotate slowly in the horizontal direction
(the pitch is preferably 0 degrees during calibration). When the PTZ rotates more than 360
degrees, click "Calibration End", and choose to save or clear according to the calibration results.

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(When the calibration fails, the pitch and level will always display 0, at this time, you need to
clear the calibration and then re-calibrate)
Set magnetic declination:
Enter the local magnetic discrimination Angle in "Electronic compass Set Magnetic Discrimination
Angle", click "Electronic compass set magnetic Discrimination Angle" to complete the setting,
click "Electronic compass read magnetic Discrimination Angle", the displayed value is consistent
with the set value, the setting is successful.
After completing the above two steps, electronic compass parameters are set up and can be used
normally.
GPS
Get positioning information: Click this button, the device displays GPS information of the current
location.
GPS Chart
6.1.1.4 power supply control
Perform power-on and power-off management for visible light and thermal imaging

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respectively. Click on to power on and click on to power off.
Power control setting interface
After the cooling thermal image is enabled, there will be startup progress prompt, as shown
below:
Cooling start interface
During the cooling startup process, the startup should be completed when the temperature
gradually decreases to 84K