Hootoo HT-IP210P User manual

HooToo Inc.
HooToo IP Camera
User Manual(part three)
For Model: HT-IP210P
Published by SunvalleyTek Group
2014/9/14

How to Setup HT-IP210P on Mac OS Computer
1. Please find “IP Camera Tool for Mac OS” in installation CD (or
download in hootoo.com) This is a portable software that can be used
directly.
2. Assemble the camera and its antenna; connect camera and your
router with a network cable (your Mac is connecting the same router).
3. Open “IP Camera Tool”.
4. Select and double click this IP address, camera’s web end will show up
in Safari browser. Sign in Server Push Mode.
Double click this IP address

5. Go to Network > Wireless Lan Settings, click Scan, select your
router’s SSID, enter your router’s password, submit.
6. Then Camera will do a self rotate checking to connect with your
router’s wifi network.
7. Refresh Camera List in IP Camera Tool and new camera IP address will
show up. Wireless setups succeed.

-Live Video
NOTE: Since the safari browser does not support active-x plug-in, some
features are not available.
Capture a snapshot
Pan & tilt wheel
1Set current camera view direction as a preset
position (1-15, X to delete)
2Select 1-15 preset positions, camera will turn to
preset position immediately
3Vertical cruise on
4Horizontal cruise on
5I/O external alarm/volume/etc device on
6Vertical cruise off
7Horizontal cruise off
8I/O external alarm/volume/etc device off

There are 9 icons at the bottom of the UI which show the status of each channel
of the camera.
: Grey color means there is no device connected to the main device from
this channel.
: Green color means the device is connected to this channel, and it works
well.
: Red color means the device of this channel is recording.
: Yellow color means multi devices have been set to this channel however it
fails to connect to the main device.

-Multi-Device
Restore Factory Settings: reset this camera
Reboot this device: restart camera
-Network
Basic Network settings
a. Obtain IP from DHCP Server:
On: get IP address automatically from router
Off: need set static IP address for this camera manually
b. IP Addr: IP address
c. Subnet Mask
d. Gateway: your router host address
e. DNS server: generally the same as Gateway
f. Http Port: camera’s port#
Wireless Lan Settings
a. Wireless Network List: Click scan to view nearby network SSID
b. Wireless Lan Enabled: to turn on/off camera wireless function
c. SSID: your selected wifi network SSID (wifi name)
d. Network Type: infra/adhoc
e. Encryption: none/WEP/WPA/WPA2
f. Share Key: password of selected wifi network

PPP settings
Here you can tick to enable PPP (ADSL) service, connect camera with internet
directly, and enter PPP (ADSL) user & password provided by your ISP (internet
service provider)
UPnP Settings
UPnP service is used for automatic port forwarding configuration, if your router
also has this function, once you enabled both camera and router UPnP function,
port forwarding will be set automatically.
Port forwarding: also called port mapping. Basic working theory: It is by
forwarding the local IP address and the port number of the camera to the
connected router which will then forward them to an external IP address on
internet to enable camera’s DDNS service.
After DDNS service enabled, you can login camera with DDNS and camera port
remotely via internet by using a web browser.
DDNS Service Settings
This function is used for login camera via internet from remote place, Please
refer to FAQs part to learn more about it.
Manufacturer’s DDNS: We’ve embedded a free DDNS in this camera, and its
default status is off.
3rd party DDNS: you can register a private DDNS domain yourself.

P2P settings
P2P setting is also used for camera remote viewing, which is much easier than
DDNS + Port forwarding settings.
GUID (camera’s P2P UID code), it is a sole code of every single camera, which is
used on IPCamClient, please refer to HT-IP210P user manual part 1 (windows).
-Audio video
Reversal: turn camera’s image upside down
Mirror: turn camera’s image side-inverted

-System
Device Info
Here you can find current status of this camera:
-Firmware & web UI version number
-DDNS status is off on default status (camera is not accessible via
internet)
-Alias: camera’s name
-Alarm Status
-UPnP Status (default: off)
Alias settings:
Change a name for this camera
Date & Time Settings
Set camera’s time zone or select a sync time update server for camera.

Users Settings
Here you can add more account of this camera for different purposes:
Administrator: full privileges of this camera
Operator: limited operate authority of this camera
Visitor: View this camera only
PT Settings
Camera cruise speed can be adjusted here, the smaller number you select,
the faster camera moves.
Indicator Settings
It is to change the blink mode of indicator.
Backup & Restore Settings
Make a record for current camera settings, save it for future restore for
applying to another camera.

Log
Find all setting or operating history of this camera here.
Upgrade Device Firmware
We recommend contacting us before using firmware upgrade
feature to avoid problems caused by improper operation.
PS: please use firmware files published by HooToo for HooToo
Cameras only, Applying 3rd party firmware to HooToo camera will
break product warranty as misuse.

-Other
Mail Service Settings
This email alert works with motion detection.
After finishing the configuration, the camera will send you email alerts once
it captures any movements.
Please input your email server parameters, email account & password, etc.
Test if this setting is available or not before submitting. Then submit to
initiate email alert.
FTP Service Settings
FTP upload service also works with motion detection. Once motion detection
triggered, camera will upload snapshot images to FTP server.
Test after input all parameters to ensure this service is available or not.

If it prompts error information as follows.
1) Cannot connect to the server. Please check FTP Server is correct or not.
2) Network Error. Please try later.
3) Server Error.
4) Incorrect user or password. Please check the username and password is
correct or not.
5) Cannot access the folder. Please be sure the folder exists and your
account is authorized
6) Error in PASV mode. Please be sure the server support PASV mode
7) Error in PORT mode. PASV mode should be selected if the device is
behind a NAT
8) Cannot upload file. Please be sure your account is authorized
Please check if parameters you filled in are correct or not. The format of
image is like 000DC5D008FA
(IPCAM) _0_20101115152525_25.jpg
Please check if your FTP server supports this format of file name
Alarm Service Settings
-Motion detect armed: tick to enable motion detection.
-Motion detect sensitivity: to adjust motion detection sensitivity
-Start the motion detection compensation: tick to reduce false alarm of
light mutation
-Alarm input armed: tick to enable external alarm devices (attaches to
camera I/O interface) to transfer alarm signal to camera.
-Trigger level: low/high
-IO Linkage on alarm: tick to enable camera to trigger alarm signal
received from or send alarm order to external alarm devices.

-Alarm notification by http: tick to enable, once motion detection
triggered, web page will pop up as set URL.
-Send mail on alarm: tick to enable email alerts (or email alerts would
not available)
-Call the preset position: select a preset position, when motion detection
triggered, camera will turn lens to that position immediately.
-Upload image on alarm: tick to enable camera to upload snapshot to
FTP server.
-Upload interval (seconds): adjust image upload frequency
-Schedule: set a schedule for camera motion detection alarm One little
grid stands for 15 min in that hour.
- Sound on alarm: tick to enable camera to send alarm signal to your
computer, making your PC give beep sound.
-Record on alarm: tick to enable camera start recording when motion
detection triggered, you may find these records in the file folders (path
settings > alarm record path)

Fire Fox & Chrome Browser
It is almost the same when login HT-IP210P via Fire fox or Google Chrome
browser:
-Please install the VLC player in installation CD, or download it from
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/, as fire fox & chrome has no active-x
plug-in, only support push mode to view camera.