Ikegami IEN-T01 User manual

NETWORK CAMERA
IPD-Q01
NETWORK ENCODER
IEN-T01
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
(APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS)
Carefully read this manual before use in order to keep these
products at full capacity.

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Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
Features.................................................................................................................................1
Recommended operating environment .................................................................................1
Terms.....................................................................................................................................2
HOOKING UP A PC TO THE NETWORK CAMERA/ENCODER................................................3
CONNECTING A PC TO THE NETWORK CAMERA/ENCODER ............................................................... 3
Setting up a PC......................................................................................................................3
Direct connection using a cross cable...................................................................................3
Connection using a hub.........................................................................................................4
CONNECTING VIA INTERNET EXPLORER ......................................................................................... 5
Installing the Imaging ActiveX................................................................................................6
BASIC SETTINGS ........................................................................................................................7
SCREEN DISPLAY ......................................................................................................................... 7
SETTING FLOW............................................................................................................................. 9
DISPLAYING THE TIPS ................................................................................................................. 11
SETTING THE NETWORK.............................................................................................................. 12
SETTING THE CLOCK................................................................................................................... 13
CHANGING THE ADMINISTRATOR’S REGISTERED INFORMATION....................................................... 14
REGISTERING OPERATORS.......................................................................................................... 15
CHANGING THE CAMERA SETTINGS .............................................................................................. 16
For the network camera.......................................................................................................16
For the network encoder......................................................................................................17
PLACING THE NETWORK CAMERA/ENCODER ....................................................................18
LOCATING IN AN EXISTING LAN ................................................................................................... 18
Locating in the same network..............................................................................................18
Locating in different networks..............................................................................................19
CONNECTING VIA INTERNET ........................................................................................................ 20
Allocating a private IP address to the network camera/encoder .........................................20
Allocating a global IP address to the network camera/encoder...........................................22
MONITORING.............................................................................................................................23
SCREEN DISPLAY ....................................................................................................................... 23
VIEWING IMAGES........................................................................................................................ 25
Screen..................................................................................................................................25
Right-click menu ..................................................................................................................26

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LISTENING TO AND SENDING THE AUDIO ....................................................................................... 27
CONTROLLING STREAMED IMAGES .............................................................................................. 28
OPERATING THE CAMERA CONNECTED WITH THE NETWORK ENCODER (ZPC)................................. 29
ZPC CONTROL...................................................................................................................29
OPERATING THE CAMERA CONNECTED WITH THE NETWORK ENCODER (PCS) ................................ 31
PCS CONTROL...................................................................................................................31
PCS FUNCTION..................................................................................................................32
PRESET...............................................................................................................................34
OPERATING THE CAMERA CONNECTED WITH THE NETWORK ENCODER (ZPC, PCS) ....................... 35
USING THE ALARM FUNCTION ...............................................................................................36
CHANGING THE ALARM SETTINGS ................................................................................................ 36
RECORDING ALARM IMAGES IN NETWORK CAMERA/ENCODER’S BUILT-IN MEMORY........................... 37
Recording post-alarm images..............................................................................................37
Recording pre-alarm images ...............................................................................................37
Recording time of pre-alarm images ...................................................................................37
SETTING THE MOTION DETECTION FUNCTION................................................................................ 38
Basic motion detection settings...........................................................................................38
Mask setting.........................................................................................................................40
Minimum size setting ...........................................................................................................41
Checking the motion detection alarm ..................................................................................42
Motion detection frame........................................................................................................42
E-MAILING ALARMS..................................................................................................................... 43
Changing the mail settings ..................................................................................................43
Registering destinations ......................................................................................................44
RECORDING/REPLAYING.........................................................................................................45
Downloading alarm images on the PC (administrator only)................................................45
Recording streamed images on the PC...............................................................................46
Recording images on the PC...............................................................................................46
If an alarm occurs, streamed images are automatically recorded on the PC......................47
Snapping photos..................................................................................................................48
REPLAYING ................................................................................................................................49
Resolution/picture quality/frame rate in replay ....................................................................49
Recording area of images....................................................................................................49
Replaying procedure............................................................................................................50
Manipulating the replay screen............................................................................................52
OTHER SETTINGS.....................................................................................................................53
REGISTERING A RECORDER......................................................................................................... 53
ADJUSTING A TIME LAG AUTOMATICALLY ....................................................................................... 54

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MASKING PART OF AN IMAGE ....................................................................................................... 55
Use Privacy Mask................................................................................................................55
Setting a masking area........................................................................................................57
CHANGING THE VIDEO SCANNING SYSTEM.................................................................................... 58
CHANGING THE SERIAL COMMUNICATION SETTINGS (NETWORK ENCODER ONLY) ............................ 59
MAINTENANCE..........................................................................................................................60
SCREEN DISPLAY ....................................................................................................................... 60
DISPLAYING AND STORING THE LOGS ........................................................................................... 61
Displaying the logs over browser.........................................................................................61
Storing the logs to the PC....................................................................................................62
Displaying the logs stored PC..............................................................................................63
STORING THE SETTINGS TO THE PC ............................................................................................ 64
RESTORING THE SETTINGS FROM THE BACKUP............................................................................. 65
INITIALIZING THE DATA ................................................................................................................ 67
UPGRADING THE FIRMWARE........................................................................................................ 68
Downloading the latest firmware..........................................................................................68
Upgrading flow.....................................................................................................................69
If the system gets in trouble.................................................................................................71
REBOOTING ............................................................................................................................... 72
DISPLAYING THE CURRENT STATUS .............................................................................................. 73
DISPLAYING THE MODEL-RELATED INFORMATION .......................................................................... 74
TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................................75
GLOSSARY ................................................................................................................................77
INDEX..........................................................................................................................................82
SPECIFICATIONS.......................................................................................................................84
NETWORK CAMERA IPD-Q01 ..................................................................................................... 84
NETWORK ENCODER IEN-T01 ................................................................................................... 86
APPEARANCE VIEW.................................................................................................................88
NETWORK CAMERA IPD-Q01 ..................................................................................................... 88
NETWORK ENCODER IEN-T01 ................................................................................................... 89

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Introduction
Features
Thank you very much for your wise choice of Ikegami’s IPD-Q01 Network Camera and
IEN-T01 Network Encoder.
These products have the following features.
zJPEG2000 format adopted
The JPEG2000 image compression format provides for high compression ratio yet
quality images.
zScalable streaming
Thanks to the JPEG2000 format, an image can be streamed in various combinations
of image sizes (1/1, 1/4 and 1/16), compression ratios (5 levels) and frame rates (7
levels). Different forms of an image may thus be delivered to multiple devices at the
same time.
Let's say, an image is shown in 1/1 size, high-definition compression ratio and 30-fps
frame rate on the screen of equipment A, and in 1/16 size, low-definition compression
ratio and 1-fps frame rate on the screen of equipment B. In this way, the network
camera/encoder system enables scalable streaming of the image.
zHTTP protocol streaming
This system sends images using the HTTP protocol. There is no or little need to
modify the firewall settings what would have to be altered with the competition's
network cameras and encoders.
zWeb server incorporated
The built-in web server makes for easier monitoring, setting and maintenance when
the system is hooked up to a PC via Internet Explorer.
Recommended operating environment
For image displays, settings and maintenance of this system, the following PC conditions
are needed. If the PC performance is low, it may take time to get streamed images
displayed or recorded images replayed.
zMicrosoft Windows XP
zInternet Explorer 6.0
zIntel Pentium 4 2.0GHz or higher
zMemory 256MB or higher (512MB or higher recommended)

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Terms
In this manual, “left-click” or “click” is used to mean “click the left mouse button”, and
“right-click” to mean “click the right mouse button”.
Also in this book, “left-drag” or “drag” is employed to mean “hold down the left mouse
button and move the mouse”, and “right-drag” to mean “hold down the right mouse button
and move the mouse”.
A “PC” denotes “a personal computer with Microsoft Windows XP installed”.
Other terms are explained in “Glossary” at the back of this manual. For technical terms not
listed there, you are requested to look into a search site on Internet or other information
source.
Microsoft, Windows, Internet Explorer, ActiveX, Excel and DirectX are registered
trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Intel and Pentium are trademarks or registered
trademarks of Intel Corporation in the USA and its subsidiaries in other countries.
Other corporate names and proprietary names are trademarks or registered trademarks of
their corporations.
The symbols ® and ™ are not included in the text.
Microsoft product screen shots reprinted with permission from Microsoft Corporation.

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Hooking up a PC to the network camera/encoder
Before setting up the network camera/encoder in a network, it is necessary to modify the
network settings to meet your existing network environment.
To change the initial settings, first connect a PC to the network camera/encoder using a
cross cable or a hub.
Connecting a PC to the network camera/encoder
Setting up a PC
Before connecting a PC to the network camera/encoder, the PC’s network settings must be
modified. For setting up the PC, refer to “Setting up a PC” on page 6 of INSTRUCTION
MANUAL (SETUP INSTRUCTIONS) that comes with the network camera/encoder.
Direct connection using a cross cable
The network camera and the PC can be directly interconnected using a LAN cable. In such
connection, be sure to use a cross cable of Category 5 or higher.
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LAN cable
Cross cable, Category 5 or
higher
Network camera/encoder
Initial settings
IP address ：192.168.1.100
Subnet mask ：255.255.255.0
PC (Windows XP)
IP address ：192.168.1.***
Subnet mask ：255.255.255.0

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Connection using a hub
The network camera/encoder and the PC may also be interconnected through a hub. In
such connection, be sure to use a straight LAN cable of Category 5 or higher.
Network camera/encoder
Initial settings
IP address ：192.168.1.100
Subnet mask ：255.255.255.0
PC (Windows XP)
IP address ：192.168.1.***
Subnet mask ：255.255.255.0
HUB
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Connecting via Internet Explorer
Enter the URL of the network camera/encoder in the Internet Explorer address bar. The
initial setting is “http://192.168.1.100/”.
A pop-up window opens and you are asked for the user name and password. Enter the
administrator’s or operator’s user name and password, and click on .
The initial settings are “admin” for the administrator’s user name and “1” for the password.
The operator’s user name and password are not registered.
The administrator is authorized to modify the network camera/encoder settings and to
maintain the system. The operator is supposed only to be monitoring and to operate the
camera (with the encoder). To prevent any unauthorized persons from changing the
settings, it is advisable for the administrator to start the system for modifications and
maintenance. The operator operates the system for usual monitoring.
When both the user name and password are correct, the monitor screen shows up.

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Installing the Imaging ActiveX
When connecting the network camera/encoder for the first time, no images appear
onscreen because the Imaging ActiveX is not installed in the PC.
The screen below refers to Windows XP Service Pack 2. A different screen appears with
Windows XP Service Pack 1 or earlier.
Click on the yellow bar at the top of the page to get ActiveX installed.
The “Security Warning” dialog box appears. Click on .
When ActiveX has been successfully installed, images from the network camera/encoder
appear.

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Basic settings
Before setting up the network camera/encoder, make basic settings.
To modify the network camera/encoder settings, it is necessary to start the system with the
administrator’s user name and password. The initial settings are “admin” for the
administrator’s user name and “1” for the password.
For modifying these settings, first select “SETTING” in the mode box.
The screen changes to the setting menu and setting titles.
Screen display
The setting page is as shown below.
③
④
①
②

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①Setting menu
Used to select a setting item.
②Help
Used to turn on and off the help function.
③Setting entry area
Used to enter a setting.
④Save/Reset button
Save : Used to save an entered setting to the camera.
Reset : Used to return the screen display to its opening status.
Setting the network (page 12)
Registerning operators (page 15)
Changing the mail settings (page 43)
Changing the alarm settings (page 36)
Setting the clock (page 13)
Changing the camera settings (page 16)
Changing the video scanning system
(page 59)
Changing the administrator’s
registered information (page 14)
Registerning a recorder (page 53)
Registerning destinations (page 44)
Setting the motion detection function
(page 38)
Adjusting a time lag automatically
(page 54)
Masking part of an image (page 55)
Changing the serial communication
settings (page 60)
Displayed on the network encoder only.

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Setting flow
Click an item to modify on the setting menu.
The setting page shows up at the right side of the screen. Modify the setting as required
and click on . To go back to the page opening status, click on .
The confirmation dialog box appears. Click on to save the new setting.

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The setting result appears. When the “Setting succeeded." message appears, the new
setting has been successfully saved for the network camera/encoder.
The “Motion detection setting” (page38) and “Privacy mask setting” (page 55) will be
reflected without clicking on . When the network camera/encoder is rebooted,
however, their settings will be back to previous ones. Be sure to click on to save the
settings.
For some settings, the “Setting succeeded. Please reboot.” message and the
prompt appear. In such case, click on to get the network camera/encoder
restarted. The setting result will appear after rebooting.
Suppose that an entered setting is out of spec. When is clicked on in such case,
the error dialog box appears and the unsuitable entry turns yellow. Enter the correct setting,
and click on again.

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Displaying the tips
With the help function, entry-range values and their tips can be displayed onscreen. To
enable the help function, check the HELP “ON” radio button at the top-right corner of the
page.
Move the mouse cursor onto an entry box or above an item of the setting area, and the
entry’s tip is displayed.
The tips are not displayed on some screens.

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Setting the network
To connect the network camera/encoder to an LAN and Internet, the network settings must
be made. Make these settings on the IPv4 setting page. Click on on the setting
menu.
①Use
DHCP
zManual: Used to allocate the IP address specified in ③.
zAuto: Used for the DHCP server to automatically allocate the IP address.
②DNS
zManual: Used to access the DNS server specified in ⑦.
zAuto: Used to access the DNS server specified by the DHCP server.
③Address
Enter the IP address to be allocated for this system. If multiple network
cameras/encoders are connected, set a different IP address for each pair. The initial IP
address is “192.168.1.100”.
④Subnet Mask
Enter the subnet mask to be allocated for this system. The initial subnet mask is
“255.255.255.0”.
⑤Gateway
Enter the gateway (router) IP address. Its initial setting is “192.168.1.1”.

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⑥MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit)
Enter the MTU setting. The entry should be between 576 and 1500. Its initial setting is
“1454”.
⑦DNS Server
Enter the DNS server IP address. There is no need to specify an alternate DNS server.
The initial priority DNS server setting is “192.168.1.1”. But no alternate DNS server is
preset.
⑧Port Number Setting
Enter the HTTP and HTTPS (SSL) port numbers. The initial HTTP and HTTPS port
numbers are “80” and “443”, respectively.
The IP address, subnet mask and other settings depend on your existing network
environment. Ask your network administrator for details.
If the IP address, subnet mask or other setting has been modified, the PC in question may
fail to make connection. Modify the PC’s network settings to meet the network
camera/encoder and connect the PC via Internet Explorer again.
Setting the clock
Set the network camera/encoder clock.
Select the date and clock on the drop-down list. Click on , and the network
camera/encoder’s built-in clock will be set.

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Changing the administrator’s registered information
When the network camera/encoder gets started with the administrator’s user name and
password, the settings can be modified. The initial settings are “admin” for the
administrator’s user name and “1” for the password.
With the network camera/encoder in place, it is advisable to modify these entries and to
prevent any unauthorized persons from changing the system settings.
①Login Name
Enter the administrator’s login name. Up to 16 one-byte alphanumeric characters can
be entered, but [ “ ], [ ‘ ], [ & ], [ < ] and [ > ] cannot be used.
②Password
Enter the administrator’s password. Up to 8 one-byte alphanumeric characters can be
entered, but [ “ ], [ ‘ ], [ & ], [ < ] and [ > ] cannot be used.
③Password (Reentry)
Retype the administrator’s password ②for confirmation.
④Language Selection
Select a language to display onscreen.

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Registering operators
Authorized operators can monitor images and operate the camera. They are not authorized,
however, to modify the settings and maintain the system.
For modifications and maintenance, the system must get started with the administrator’s
user name and password. For usual monitoring, preferably boot the system with the
operator’s user name and password. Up to 50 operators can be registered.
①Login Name
Enter the operator’s login name. Up to 16 one-byte alphanumeric characters can be
entered, but [ “ ], [ ‘ ], [ & ], [ < ] and [ > ] cannot be used.
②Password
Enter the operator’s password. Up to 8 one-byte alphanumeric characters can be
entered, but [ “ ], [ ‘ ], [ & ], [ < ] and [ > ] cannot be used.
③Password (Reentry)
Retype the operator’s password ②for confirmation.
④Language
Select a language to display onscreen.
⑤Action
zNo change: Keeps this operator’s settings.
zRegister: Changes this operator’s settings.
zDelete: Deletes this operator’s settings.

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Changing the camera settings
The camera setting items are different between the camera and the encoder.
For the network camera
①Streaming Setting
Enter the title to display in monitoring images with the web browser. Up to 16 one-byte
or up to 8 two-byte characters can be entered, but [ “ ] cannot be used.
②Show Monitor Title
Turn on or off the title onscreen when the network camera is connected directly with the
monitor.
③Title
Enter the title to display onscreen when the network camera is connected directly with
the monitor.
Type-in characters are limited. They include one-byte alphanumeric characters, space,
[ ~ ], [ , ], [ . ], [ : ], [ ; ], [ ? ], [ ! ], [ ^ ], [ _ ], [ / ], [ ’ ], [ ” ], [ ( ), [ ] ], [ [ ], [ ] ], [ { }, [ ] ], [ + ],
[ - ], [ = ], [ < ], [ >], [ ¥ ], [ $ ], [ % ], [ # ], [ & ], [ * ] and [ @ ].
④Position
Enter the title display position when the network camera is connected directly with the
monitor. “0” to “27” can be entered for horizontal positioning, whereas “0” to “11” for
vertical positioning. The title is not displayed at the center of the screen. Characters
over the right margin are not displayed, either.