IRIS Eyz-On CVR User manual

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COPYRIGHT
Copyright © 2013-2014 IRIS Digital Video Systems. All rights reserved.
Copyright law and U.S. patents #D524,834 protect the IRIS system. Other
patents pending.
The software described in this document, if furnished under a license agreement
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Table of Contents
Introduction.....................................................................................5
Eyz-OnCVR Features.........................................................................6
Browser Support.............................................................................7
Required VLC Media Player Plug-In ..............................................8
Network Configuration...................................................................8
Access Levels.................................................................................9
Username and Password Limitations .........................................10
Password Character Restrictions................................................11
Alarm Input Operation..................................................................12
Live View.......................................................................................16
Surveillance Images .....................................................................17
Event Images ................................................................................18
Settings .........................................................................................19
Date and Time............................................................................19
Image Set-up Compression ......................................................20
Motion Detection........................................................................21
On-Screen Display.....................................................................22
Schedule ....................................................................................23
Surveillance ...............................................................................24
Event Inputs –Alarm Input ..........................................................25
Event Inputs –Motion Detected...................................................26
Network .........................................................................................27
FTP Server..................................................................................27
SMTP Server ..............................................................................29
Email Notification ......................................................................30
SNTP Server...............................................................................31
TCP/IP.........................................................................................32
Port Settings..............................................................................33
Status Manager..........................................................................35
User Administration .....................................................................36
Update ...........................................................................................37
Firmware ....................................................................................37

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Update ...........................................................................................38
Device Settings..........................................................................38
Restoring Eyz-On to Factory Settings.........................................39
Status –Activity Log ....................................................................40
Status –micro-SD Card................................................................42
Appendix A....................................................................................48
Typical Cellular Company Email Addressing..........................48
Appendix B....................................................................................50
DHCP Explained Further...........................................................50
Multi-Cast (mDNS).....................................................................50
Appendix C....................................................................................52
Sampling of Eyz-OnCVR Configurations....................................52
Glossary........................................................................................55
Index..............................................................................................57
Appendix D....................................................................................60
Quick Reference Set-up Guide .................................................60
A Quick Reference Set-up Guide is located in
Appendix D, page 59, at the very back of this Manual.
Throughout this Manual “key” items of information
will be highlighted with one of the following symbols:

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Introduction
Eyz-OnCVR (Camera Video Recorder) is a complete surveillance solution
containing all elements of a typical digital video system engineered into a
compact surveillance camera housing: advanced high-sensitivity I.P. Camera,
digital video recorder, and analytics.
The Eyz-OnCVR goes beyond a “typical” system by incorporating the latest
DaVinciTM technology from Texas InstrumentsTM. Our new circuitry combines
multiple video and computer system functions in one multi-processor controller.
It is unique in that it contains a built-in network switch allowing installation “onto”
an existing network without additional hardware.
Recorded images are stored on-board a micro-SD card, or can be uploaded. A
BNC connector outputs an analog video signal for ease of initial installation
adjustments, or outputting to a Spot Monitor.
Eyz-OnCVR is perfect for stand-alone use, or as part of an enterprise-wide
installation. Images are easily retrieved using a HTML interface or via
smartphone.

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Eyz-OnCVR Features
Video
•Video Resolution
oQVGA (320x240)
oVGA (640x480)
oD1 (720x480)
•Recording speeds
o30 FPS @ 320x240
o15 FPS @ 640x480
o7.5 FPS @ 720x480
•Recording formats
oJPEG
oMPEG
oH.264
•Storage of video/images on micro-SDHC memory card (Class 10)
•BNC for NTSC Video Output (1vpp)
Ethernet
• Built-in 2 port 10/100 Ethernet switch to provide pass-through and monitoring
capabilities
oOne Ethernet port with POE
• Both Ethernet ports provide auto-negotiation (no crossover cable required for
direct connect to other equipment)
Connectors / Indicators
• Alarm Input
oN/C or N/O - on input unit takes programmable action
• Alarm Output
oOn programmed conditions
• Status LED’s Power and Alarm
• Input Power: 12 VDC @ 1.5 Amp (Input range 10.5V - 13.5V)

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Software
• Embedded Linux software
• User interface using standard HTML
• Requires VLC media player plug-in
• Maximum 16 simultaneous users
• Access controlled by username and password
oMaximum of 100 usernames/password combinations
• Three levels of access control: Admin, Operator, Viewer
• Support Standard IRIS TCPIP Protocol
• Networking Protocols: IP, TCP, HTTP, RTCP, FTP
• Software remotely upgradeable through HTML interface
Mechanical
• Aluminum case (approx.) 2.5”W x 2.5”H x 5.65”D
• Convection Cooling
Camera Version
• Built-in high-sensitivity imager
• Wide Dynamic Range: ~120dB (min.)
• Low Light (0.1 lux color min., 0.001 lux B&W operation)
Browser Support
The Eyz-On system can be accessed over the Internet using a standard HTML
browser and supports Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Google
Chrome. However, IRIS Digital Video Systems recommends that Mozilla Firefox
be used to insure the best performance and speed.
The latest Mozilla Firefox browser for Windows XP, 2000, Vista, or 7 can be
downloaded from:
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/

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Required VLC Media Player Plug-In
The Eyz-On system uses the VLC Media Player to display live and recorded
images. When connecting to the Eyz-On system for the first time you will be
directed to download the latest VLC Media Player. This Player can be installed
on any Microsoft XP, 2000, Vista, or 7 PC and is available at no-charge. Once
the VLC Player is downloaded and installed you will need to close the browser,
and then reopen it to activate the VLC Plug-In for your Internet browser.
The latest VLC Media Player can be downloaded at:
http://www.videolan.org/index.html
Network Configuration
When the Eyz-On system powers on initially the unit will be configured for a
static IP address with the following settings:
•Address: 192.168.1.168
•Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
•Gateway: 192.168.1.254
•DNS Server: 192.168.1.1
These setting can be changed by the following two methods.
Network configuration using an Internet browser
1. Open the browser application and in the address window enter:
http://192.168.1.168, (This assumes that your network connection in your
PC is configured for the 192.168.1.x subnet).
2. Once you get the sign-on Eyz-On web page, enter the username and
password. The Default username is "admin" and the default password is
"admin."
3. If this was the initial log-in you will need to enter a new password. See
username and password section.
4. Go to the Settings->Network->TCP/IP screen and enter the desired
network settings.
5. Press "Save". If you changed the IP address of the system you will need
to close your browser window and reconnect using the new IP address.

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Network configuration using the USB port
The network setting can be changed without connecting to the unit using the
Ethernet.
1. Using a USB cable, connect the micro USB connector to the USB
connector on the Eyz-On system. Connect the other end of the USB
cable to an available USB port on a Windows PC. Windows should
recognize the device as a standard “mass storage device.”
2. Open the window to see the files on the Eyz-On system.
3. Select the USBConfig application.
4. Using the USBConfig application set the desired network settings. When
done press the "Apply" and "Exit" buttons. Close the window.
5. Using Windows eject the mass storage device. (Note Failure to "eject" or
"safely remove" the Eyz-On mass storage device will result in the
changes that were made being lost.)
6. When you "eject" the Eyz-On mass storage device the new setting(s) will
take effect.
Access Levels
All users are assigned one of three Eyz-On access levels: Admin, Operator, or
User. The access level determines what a user can and cannot do on the
Eyz-On system. The various permissions are:
Admin
oFull Access. User can change and set any parameter or setting.
Operator
oThe same access as Admin, with the exception that an Operator
cannot add or delete users, or change user passwords other than
their own.
Viewer
oCan only access Live View, Recorded View, and change their own
password.

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Username and Password Limitations
Username
•Maximum username length is 32 characters.
•Default minimum username length is 2 characters.
With the UserName_Password configuration file the minimum length can be set
to any number between 1 and 32 inclusive.
Password
•Maximum password length is 19 characters.
•Minimum password length is 6 characters.
With the UserName_Password configuration file the minimum length can be set
to any number between 1 and 19 inclusive.
Passwords must have at least one lower case letter, one upper case letter, and
one numeric character.
Maximum Users
The Eyz-On system is limited to a maximum of 100 usernames and passwords.
Of those 100 users a maximum of 16 users can have simultaneous access
using a web browser interface.
Maximum number of assigned Users: 100
Maximum simultaneous Users via a web browser: 16