Intellinet 550857 User manual
NSC18-WN
Pa N / Ti lT
NeTWork
Camera
uSer
maNual
MODEL
550857
INT-550857-UM-0709-01
2
CONTENTS
Table of CoNTeNTS
1 COMPONENTS & CONNECTIONS................................................................. 6
2 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION........................................................................... 8
2.1 Locating the IP Address of the Camera ................................................... 8
2.2 Using the Admin Utility to Locate the Camera.........................................11
3 WEB MANAGEMENT INTERFACE ............................................................... 16
3.1 Logging On ............................................................................................ 16
3.2 Camera Settings .....................................................................................17
3.3 Pan & Tilt Settings.................................................................................. 20
3.3.1 Preset Points............................................................................... 20
3.3.2 Guard Tour .................................................................................. 21
3.4 Network Settings.................................................................................... 23
3 .4 .1 L A N ............................................................................................. 23
3 .4 . 2 W L A N ......................................................................................... 24
3.4.3 Dynamic DNS.............................................................................. 26
3.4.4 UPnP........................................................................................... 27
3.4.5 LoginFree .................................................................................... 28
3.5 Motion Detection Settings ...................................................................... 29
3.5.1 Motion Detection ......................................................................... 29
3.5.2 Motion Region ............................................................................. 30
3.5.3 E-Mail.......................................................................................... 32
3.5.4 FTPConguration....................................................................... 33
3.5.5 SDCardConguration ................................................................ 33
3.6 System Info ............................................................................................ 34
3.6.1 Camera Information .................................................................... 34
3.6.2 Date/Time Settings...................................................................... 34
3.6.3 Utilities......................................................................................... 35
3.6.4 Status .......................................................................................... 36
3.7 Account .................................................................................................. 36
3.8 SDHC .................................................................................................... 38
3.8.1 Status.......................................................................................... 38
3.8.2 Space Alarm ............................................................................... 38
3.8.3 File Management......................................................................... 39
4 SURVEILLANCE SOFTWARE ...................................................................... 39
4.1 Installing the Surveillance Software ....................................................... 39
4.2 Viewer Controls...................................................................................... 42
4.3 Conguration.......................................................................................... 45
4.3.1 CongureCameras ..................................................................... 45
4.3.2 General Options .......................................................................... 50
4.4 Changing the Display Layout ................................................................. 54
5 TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................... 57
6 SPECIFICATIONS.......................................................................................... 59
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INTRODUCTION
iNTroduCTioN
Thank you for purchasing the INTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONS™
NSC18-WN Pan/Tilt Network Camera, Model 550857.
Ideal for home-network-based video streaming, this camera is simple to
setupandoperate,soyoucansoonbeenjoyingthebenetsofthese
popular features:
• 1.3MegapixelCMOSimagesensorforcrystal-clearimages
• Motorizedwide-rangepan/tiltcontrolviaWebbrowserandutility
• Supportsimageresolutionsupto1280x1024;plussimultaneous
MPEG4 and Motion-JPEG image compression
• IntegratedSD/SDHCcardslotforon-boardstorageofupto8GB
• SupportsRTSP(Real-TimeStreamingProtocol);WPS(Wi-FiProtected
Setup);WEPandWPA/WPA2(TKIPandAES)dataencryption;and
UPnP(UniversalPlugandPlay)
• 4Xdigitalzoom
• Programmablepresetpositionsandpatrolmode
• 2T2RMIMOtechnologyforenhancedthroughputandcoverage
• Integratede-mail,FTP,DDNSandDHCPclient
• Audiosupport,withintegratedmicrophoneandexternalspeaker
output connector
• Integratedmulti-windowmotiondetection
• Easy-to-use16-channelcameraviewingandrecordingutility
• LifetimeWarranty
NOTE:Somescreenimagesaremodiedtottheformatofthismanual.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
• NSC18-WNPan/TiltNetworkCamera
• 2detachableantennas
• Poweradapter
• Quickinstallationguide
• SoftwareCDwithusermanual
• EthernetCat5RJ45cable:1.0m(3ft.)
NOTE: Video and audio surveillance may be forbidden by laws that vary
from country to country. Check the laws where you install this device
before using it for surveillance purposes.
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REGULATORY STATEMENTS
regulaTory STaTemeNTS
EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
This device complies with the essential requirements of the R&TTE
Directive1999/5/EC.Thisdeviceisa2.4GHzwidebandtransmission
system(transceiver)intendedforuseinallEUmemberstatesandEFTA
countries,exceptinFranceandItaly,whererestrictiveuseapplies.
In Italy, the end-user should apply for a license at the national spectrum
authoritiesinordertoobtainauthorizationtousethedeviceforsetting
up outdoor radio links and/or for supplying public access to
telecommunications and/or network services.
This device may not be used for setting up outdoor radio links in France,
and in some areas the RF output power may be limited to 10 mW EIRP
inthefrequencyrangeof2454–2483.5MHz.Fordetailedinformation,
the end-user should contact the national spectrum authority in France.
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION INTERFERENCE
STATEMENT
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:
• Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.
• Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver.
• Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthat
to which the receiver is connected.
• Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:1)Thisdevicemaynotcause
harmfulinterference,and2)Thisdevicemustacceptanyinterference
received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
FCC CAUTION
Anychangesormodicationsnotexpresslyapprovedbytheparty
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate
this equipment.
IEEE802.11bor802.11goperationofthisproductintheU.S.isrmware-
limited to channels 1 through 11.
FCC RADIATION EXPOSURE STATEMENT
ThisequipmentcomplieswithFCCradiationexposurelimitssetforth
for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed
andoperatedwithaminimumdistanceof20cm(approximately8in.)
between the radiator and your body. This transmitter must not be co-
located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
SafeTy PreCauTioNS
This product has been designed with safety in mind, but as electrical
productscancausereswhichmayleadtoseriousdamageandinjury
if not used properly, observe these precautions:
• Don’topenthecamerahousingorotherwiseexposeyourselfto
dangerousvoltageorotherhazardsinside.
• Don’tattach/connectaccessoriesthataren’tdesignedforthisdevice.
• Avoidoperatingorstoringthecamerainextremetemperatures(see
Specicationsintheusermanual).
• Avoidexposingthecameratodirectsunlightforalongtime.
• Don’tplacethecameranearheatsources.
• Don’tplacethecameranearwater(e.g.,nexttoabathtuborsink)or
inanextremelyhotorhumidenvironment.
• Don’tplacethecameranearsourcesofstrongmagnetism.
• Don’tplacethecameranearsourcesofpowerfulelectromagnetic
radiation, such as radios or TV transmitters.
• Don’tplacethecamerainlocationssubjecttostrongvibrationor
shock.
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COMPONENTS & CONNECTIONS
Focus
adjustment
ring
LEDs
Built-in
microphone
Wireless
antenna
(1of2)
1 ComPoNeNTS & CoNNeCTioNS
1.1 Front and Side
Wireless Antennas —
Connect the camera to
the wireless network.
Focus Adjustment Ring —
For manually setting
the best image quality.
Built-in Microphone —
For two-way audio.
Power LED — Lights after
the camera completes
the booting process.
Audio LED — Lights when
Audioisenabled;
ashesifactive.
LAN LED — Lights
when the LAN
portisinuse;
ashesduring
data transfers.
WLAN LED — Lights when the wireless LAN
portisinuse;ashesduringdatatransfers;
ashesoncepersecondwhenwaitingfor
a WPS connection from an access point.
Reset — For reverting to the factory default
settings. Use a straight pin, paper clip or
other pointed object to press and hold this
recessedbuttonin(onthecamerabase’s
rightside,asshownatright)for5seconds.
Tripod Ring — For securing the camera to a
tripod or wall/ceiling mount. This twist ring
is on the underside of the camera base.
Reset
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COMPONENTS & CONNECTIONS
1.2 Back / Connections
1. Connect one end of the included
Ethernetcable(orasimilarone)
to your local area network and
the other end to the LAN port.
NOTE: You can skip this step
if you plan to use a wireless
LAN only.
2. Plug the included power
adapter into an A/C outlet
and connect it to the 12VDC
power jack.
3. Attach the two included
antennas to the connectors
(shownalreadyattached
atright).
4. Press the WPS buttons
on both the camera and
youraccesspoint(s)to
establish Wi-Fi Protected
Security between the devices.
5.Ifdesired,connectanexternalspeakertothe3.5mmAudioOutjack.
6.Asneededordesired,insertanSD(securedigital)orSDHC(high-
capacity)cardintotheSDslottodownloadupto8GBofvideoles.
NOTE:RefertoSection3.5.5MotionDetection/SDCardConguration
and Section 3.8 SDHC.
7. Positionthecamerainasecurelocation(seeSafetyPrecautions
above)andaimitasdesired.
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SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
2 SofTWare iNSTallaTioN
Oncethecameraconnectionshavebeenmade,launchInternetExplorer
on your computer and proceed with the instructions in the following sections.
2.1 Locating the IP Address of the Camera
The default IP address of this camera is 192.168.2.3. If you prefer to
assign a different IP address to it, log on to the Web management
interfaceofthecamerarst.
IftherstthreesectionsoftheIPaddressofyourcomputeraren’t
192.168.2, you’ll need to change the IP address of your computer.
1. From your desktop, go to Start, then Control Panel.
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SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
2. Double-click the Network Connections icon.
3. Right-click on
the Local Area
Connection
icon, then click
“Properties”
from the menu
that displays.
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SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
4. With the General
menu tab/screen
displayed, select
“Internet Protocol
(TCP/IP),”then
click “Properties.”
5.Inthe“IPaddress”eldonthesubsequentPropertiesscreen,enter
an IP address beginning with “192.168.2” and ending with a value
between 2 and
254(asshown).
In the “Subnet
mask”eld,enter
“255.255.255.0.”
Click “OK.”
NOTE: If you forget
the IP address of the
camera after you
change it, there are
two ways to recover it:
• Resetbackto
192.168.2.3(and
loseallsettings);
• Askyournetwork
administrator to
check the DHCP
releasetable(if
the camera was
set to obtain the
IP address by
DHCP).
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SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
2.2 Using the Admin Utility to Locate the Camera
If you can’t connect to the camera using the above procedure, you can
use the admin utility software to search for cameras connected to your
local area network.
Insert the included software CD, and it will automatically begin to install
the admin utility. NOTE: If it doesn’t auto-start, go to Start on your
desktop,thenMyComputer;double-clickontheCDdrivewherethe
software CD is located, and double-click the “Setup_Admin_3.0.1” icon,
as shown below.
1.WhentheWelcometotheIPCamAdminUtilitySetupWizardscreen
displays,click“Next.”
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SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
2.WhentheSelectDestinationLocationscreendisplays,click“Next”to
use the default installation folder and continue, or click “Browse” to
selectanexistingfolderordrivetoinstalltheadminutility.
3. When the Select Additional Tasks screen displays, you may select the
“Createadesktopicon”and“CreateaQuickLaunchicon”options,
thenclick“Next”tocontinue.
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SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
4.WhentheReadytoInstallscreendisplays(presentingalltheselected
options),click“Install”tocontinueor“Back”tomakemorechanges.
5.WhentheCompletingtheIPCamAdminUtilitySetupWizardscreen
displays, click “Finish” to complete the install. NOTE: The “Launch
IPCam Admin Utility” option should be selected by default.
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SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
After the camera’s admin utility is launched, all cameras found on your
local area network will be displayed with basic information. To connect
to a certain camera using your Web browser, double-click the camera
listed.
ThisinitialscreenalsointroducestheLanguagedrop-downmenu(above
thecamera-listeld)andthethreeiconsatthebottom(fromlefttoright):
SearchCamera;BrowseCameraviaWeb;andCongureCamera.
Search Camera—Clicktosearch(andrefreshthesearch)forall
cameras on the local area network.
Browse Camera via Web — Select a camera on the list, then click to
connect to the camera using your Web browser.
Congure Camera—Clicktocongureacamera’snetworkandsecurity
settings. When the Login screen
displays,llinthe“Password”eld
(thedefaultpasswordis“1234”)
and click “OK” to display the LAN
SettingandSecurityscreens(both
shownbelow).NOTE: The default
username, “admin,” cannot be
changed here.
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SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
DHCP — Select to set the camera to automatically obtain an IP address
from the DHCP server on the local area network.
Manual IP — Select to input the IP address information manually.
Click “OK” to save the settings.
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WEB MANAGEMENT INTERFACE
OntheSecurityscreen(above),youcanchangethecamera’sname
andpassword(asontheLoginscreen,theusernameisalways“admin”
andcan’tbechanged).Besureyouenterthesamepasswordinboth
the“NewPassword”and“ConrmPassword”elds;otherwise,you’ll
be prompted to enter the new password again. Click “OK” to save the
settings;click“Cancel”todiscardchanges.
3 Web maNagemeNT iNTerfaCe
3.1 Logging On
With new camera purchases, there should be no problem with the login/
logon procedures. Remember, however, that if you have obtained this
camera from another party after initial installation, then you’ll probably
need to reset the password.
1. With the camera powered on, launch your Web browser and enter
the IP address of the camera in the address bar.
2. When the Internet Camera login
screendisplays(right),entera
username and password and
click “OK.” As before, the “User
Name” and “Password” defaults
are “admin” and “1234.” NOTE:
If this login screen doesn’t
display, go back and re-enter
the IP address as necessary.
Once you’ve logged in properly,
your browser should display the
“ThissitemightrequirethefollowingActiveXcontrol...”message,as
shown below.
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WEB MANAGEMENT INTERFACE
3. The NSC18-WN Pan/Tilt Network Camera
requiresaspecialActiveXcontrol(plug-in)
in order to work properly. Right-click on the
message in the address bar to display an
optionsmenu(right),thenclick“InstallActiveXControl...”tocontinue.
4.WhentheSecurityWarningscreendisplays(below),click“Install.”
You should now be able to view live images on the Camera screen
(see3.2CameraSettingsbelow).
NOTE: If one or both of the messages
shown here display, your computer may
not have the display capability that this
camerarequires(refertoSection6
Specications)oryoumaynothave
MicrosoftDirectXinstalled(whichyoucandownload
fromMicrosoft’sWebsite:www.microsoft.com).In
some cases, your computer displays the image from
the camera correctly but you still see these messages.
If this happens, you can just ignore them.
3.2 Camera Settings
Asmentioned,therstscreenthatdisplaysafteryoulogontotheWeb
managementinterfaceistheCamerascreen(below).Thisistheonly
oneofthesevenoptionsonthehorizontalmenubar(justabovethe
imagearea)thatpresentsthelivecameraimage.Youcan,ofcourse,
click on the Camera option from anywhere within the interface to return
to the live-image display.
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WEB MANAGEMENT INTERFACE
Pan/Tilt Speed—Thisspeciesthemovingspeedwhenyouusethe
Pan/Tilt function to point the camera in a different direction. Options
are“1”(fastest)to“5”(slowest).Thefasterthespeed,thelessprecise
the control of the movement.
Resolution—Optionsforthevideoresolutionare“1024x768,”“640x
480”and“320x240”@MPEG4;or“1280x1024,”“640x480”and
“320x240”@MJPG. Higher resolution provides more details in the
camera image but consumes more bandwidth, which will make the
image refresh very slowly. If you have a slow Internet connection, you
may want to use a lower resolution to make the image refresh faster.
NOTE:“320x240”mayreducetheimagetoomuchonahigh-res
monitor. To save bandwidth and maintain high resolution, select a
lowerVideoQualitysetting(seebelow).
Video Quality—Theveoptionsforsettingthequalityofthecaptured
image range from “Lowest” to “Highest.” As with resolution, a higher
image quality will provide more detail, but cost additional bandwidth.
If you just want to see if there’s anything moving within the camera’s
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WEB MANAGEMENT INTERFACE
eldofview,selectalowerimagequalitytogetahigherimagerefresh
rate.
Video Type — Select the video encoding type: “MJPEG” or “MPEG4.”
Frame Rate—Thehighestimagerefreshrateofthiscamerais30(the
sameasaTV).However,ifyouareusinganInternetconnectionwith
limited bandwidth and you don’t need a fast image refresh rate, you
canlimitthemaximumrefreshrate(framerate).Optionsare“30,”
“15,” “10,” “5” and “3.”
Frequency—Iftheareathecameraisviewingfeaturesuorescent
lighting,theimagemaylooklikeit’sickering.Inthiscase,youcan
adjust this setting to the frequency of the electrical power to improve
the image quality. If you don’t know which setting to use, just try each
oneandselecttheonewiththeleasticker.
Flip Mode — If you’re mounting the camera on a ceiling or wall rather
thananyotherhorizontalsurface,youcanusethisfunctiontorotate
the displayed image.
Show Date/Time — Select “Enable” to display the current date and time
oftheinternalclockofthecameraattheupper-leftcorneroftheimage;
select “Disable” to hide date/time.
Video Quality Control — To account for different viewing conditions, you
can adjust the video quality by controlling the brightness, saturation
and sharpness levels of the displayed image. Select one of the Video
Qualityoptionsfromthedrop-downmenu,thenclick“+”or“–”to
increase/decrease the level.
Volume—Click“+”or“–”toincrease/decrease the volume level.
Apply — Click to put any of the above changes into effect. NOTE: Any
changes made with the following functions are immediate.
Pan/Tilt Control — This lets you aim the camera in different
directions. Click any of the eight directional buttons to
movethecamera;click“H”tomovethecamerabackto
the“home”(original)position.
Preset Points — You can set up to nine preset camera viewing positions,
then just click the corresponding number to
instantly move the camera to that preset point.
(See3.3.1Pan&Tilt/PresetPointsfordetails.)
Click “C” to automatically move the view through all preset points.
Snapshot—Clicktosavethedisplayedimageasanimagele.A
messageboxwillappear,showingthelenameandlocationofthe
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WEB MANAGEMENT INTERFACE
savedimagele(thedefaultlenameisthecurrentdateandtime).
Thedefaultdirectoryusedtosaveimageleis“C:\”;butyoucan
changebyclickingthetexteldtotherightof“Snapshot”andentering
a new directory.
Recording—ClicktorecordthedisplayingimageasavideoleinAVI
format.YoucanplaybackthevideoleusingWindowsMediaPlayer.
Tostoprecording,click“StopRecording”(thesamebutton).Aswith
“Snapshot,”youcanchangethedirectoryusedtosavethele.
Full Screen—Clicktodisplaytheimageinfull-screenmode(usesall
availablespacetodisplaythecapturedimage).
Digital Zoom — Click to
enlarge any portion
of a captured image.
Select “Enable,” then
drag the slide bar left
or right to adjust the
zoomratio.Youcan
also use your mouse
todragthezoomarea
(theyellowsquare)torepositionitasdesired.
Fit to Window—Clicktoadjusttheimagesizetotthebrowserwindow.
Speaker to IP Cam — You can transmit the voice received by your
computer’smicrophonetothecamera’sexternalspeaker.Clickand
hold this button, then speak into the microphone. NOTE:Theexternal
speaker must be connected to the camera.
3.3 Pan & Tilt Settings
In addition to pan and tilt functions, this menu option presents a couple
ofhandyfeaturesthatallowyoutocongurethecameraforautomatic
movements.Clickeither“PresetPoints”or“GuardTour”tocongure.
3.3.1 Preset Points
Thecamerahasninememoryslotssoyoucandeneparticularcamera
positions as “preset points” and save them for later recall.
1. Select a memory slot from the “Available Positions” drop-down menu.
2.Clickontheimage(atthetoptomoveup,onthelefttomoveleft,etc.)
to aim the camera in that direction. You may want to set Pan/Tilt Speed
to a slower setting in order to move the camera more precisely.
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