Konig CMP-NWIPCAM10 User manual

CMP-NWIPCAM10
USER MANUAL
ENGLISH

1. Package contents
- IP network camera
- Network cable
- Power adapter
- Manual
2. System requirements
- Intel Pentium III 800 MHz or above
- 64MB memory or above (256MB is recommended)
- Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP
- Internet Explorer 6.0
- At least 5 GB free hard disk space
- Network with 10/100Mbps Ethernet interface
3. Software setup
CAM_EZ Search is used to change the network
settings of the IP network camera, such as changing
the IP address and naming of an IP network camera.
3.1 Operating procedures:
Start CAM_EZ Search. Compare whether the IP
values in the PC network and the CAM_EZ Search
program belong to the same network section.
To check the IP address, select Control Panel 
Network and Internet Connections Local Area
Connections, right click, and select Properties 
Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) select Properties. If they
belong to different network sections, change the IP
address of the IP network camera as follows:

Step 1: Name: The user can define the name of the
IP network camera.
Step 2: IP: The IP address of the IP network camera;
if the IP address of the PC you use is for example
192.168.1.159, then the IP address of the IP network
camera can be set to 192.168.1.* (*=1~254).
Step 3: SubMask: subnet mask is normally set to
255.255.255.0.
Step 4: GateWay: Please change it to be the same as
the default gateway set by the PC network.
Step 5: HTTP Port: Http communication port, set to
80 by default.
After the settings are complete, click <Submit> to
send the data and to change the network settings of
the IP network camera. Click <Update> to update the
IP network camera list. Click the name in the list
twice, to automatically start the browser and enter the
network monitoring function.
IP CAM list
Update list
Mac address
IP CAM name
IP address
Subnet mask
Gateway
Port
CAM-EZ
Search version
IP assignment
mode display
IP CAM version
IP assignment mode
Submit

3.2 Operation of the <AV SET> Button
During normal system operation, press and hold the
<AV SET> button for a while and then release. The
system will reboot. If you press and hold the button for
over five seconds, the system will restore the default
settings.
3.3 TV OUT Function
The operational procedures of the TV OUT function
are as follows:
Connect the IP network camera to a TV set. When the
IP network camera is off, press and hold the <AV
SET> button to turn on the power. If you press and
hold the <AV SET> button for two seconds, the IP
network camera will enter TV OUT mode.
4. System Login
System login is used to identify and verify an
authorized user who is allowed to enter the system
and change functions provided by the system. The
system provides two levels of management modes:
Administrator and General User. After successful
login, the user can start network monitoring and
adjust setting as follows:
Step 1: Start the login window. Please refer to the
following mode:
Mode 1: Run CAM_EZ Search, double click on the
corresponding IP network camera name in the IP
network camera list.
Mode 2: Start Internet Explorer, and directly enter the
IP address of the IP network camera in the address
bar.

Step 2: The system login window will appear in IE, as
follows:
Step 3: Enter the Account ID and Password. The
default Account ID is "admin", and the default
Password is "password". Click <Cancel> to reenter
in case of any input error.
Step 4: Click <Submit> to log in, and the network
monitoring window starts after verification.

5. LiveView
During the first use of the IP network camera, you
need to modify the IE security setting parameters (for
details refer to the setting procedures below).
Otherwise, the following prompt may appear in IE,
causing failure in the image detection. After
successful change of this setting, you do not need to
repeat it anymore in the future.
Procedures for Modifying IE Security Setting
Step 1: In an IE window, select the Tools Internet
Options menu.
Step 2: Click the Security tab and then click
<Custom Level>. In the pop-up window, select the
following options:
- Download unsigned ActiveX controls: click Prompt.
- Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as
safe: click Enable.
- Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins: click Enable
- Script ActiveX controls marked safe for scripting:
click Enable
Step 3: Click <OK>, and an alert box appears. Click
<Yes> to return to the previous window, and then
click <OK> to finish setting.
Step 4: Click the Prompt column, select Install
ActiveX Controls from the pop-up menu, and you
can browse for the first time after automatic refresh.

6. Capture Images
This function can capture PC images and store them
in the PC.
Operating procedures:
Step 1: Enter the LiveView list.
Step 2: Select an appropriate image, press and hold
the <Ctrl> key on the keyboard.
Step 3: Move the cursor to the monitoring image
picture, and click (or press and hold the <Capture
Image> button on the top), and “Shot taken” will flash
once.
Step 4: Release the <Ctrl> key to successfully take a
single static shot. The picture taken will be stored in
the directory C:\tmp\webcam.
Step 5: Click to select the <CaptureView> list on the
left to view the shot taken.

7. Usage of Image Function
Move the cursor to a real-time monitoring image and
right click, and at this moment four options appear:
Image: Adjusts image parameters
Record: Sets and records animation files in AVI
format
Zoom: Zooms in an image in a selected box in digital
mode
Motion Detec Set: Sets motion detection parameters.
The settings will be detailed in the following sections
Image Adjustment: Click to select Image, the
following window appears (corresponding to the
<Image Set> button at the top of the screen), to set
the individual image parameters as follows:

8. AVI Record Setup
Click to select Record, the following window appears
(corresponding to the <Record Video> button at the
top of the screen), and you can adjust AVI Frame
Rate. Set the parameters and file name. (Note that
the recorded file can only be saved in an existing
folder. To create a new folder, conduct related
operations in your PC by yourself.)
9. Zoom Display
Click to select Zoom, the following window appears.
Move the mouse to the monitoring image, click and
hold your mouse, drag your mouse in the image area
to be zoomed in, and release your mouse. The
selected image area will be zoomed in.

10. Motion Detection Setup
Set the environmental parameters for Motion
Detection (MD) trigger events, including the first
group (red) and the second group (green). You may
change the following settings in the enabled mode:
Reset MD range: Select motion_detec 1, click and
hold your mouse (in this case the upper left corner of
the MD range is displayed), drag your mouse to select
a range, and release your mouse.
Cancel MD: Same as above, but you only need to
click and hold your mouse, and then release it to
cancel MD.
Motion_detec_set: Set MD sensitivity. The default
value is 15. That is, the MD will start in the event of a
15% change in the MD range. The lower the value,
the higher the sensitivity will be.
Upon MD startup, the prompt "Motion_Detec
Warning!!" will appear in the upper left corner of the
window due to the MD change of MD1 or MD2, as
shown in the following figure:
Note:
1. If the image resolution is 640x480 / 320x240, you
may select a framed trigger range at will.
2. If the image resolution is 160x120, the trigger range
is the entire image (fixed).

11. Maximum Size
If the monitoring image resolution is 320x240 or
160x120, click the <Max Size> button at the top of the
screen. You may directly set the monitoring image
resolution to 640x480.
12. Audio On/Off
The <Audio On/Off> button at the top of the screen is
used for audio control.
The <Audio Off> button indicates that the current
audio is in ON status. Click the button, and the audio
will be turned off.
The <Audio On> button indicates that the current
audio is in OFF status. Click this button, and the audio
will be turned on. When the Audio option in the
Images set tab is in Off status, the audio cannot be
turned on if the <Audio On> button is clicked, and the
following prompt appears:

13. Description of Advanced Functions
This chapter describes the specific functions of the
functional menus in the left of the main window.
Image setup
Network setup
Sever setup
Administration setup
Event trigger
Capture View
Image Setup
In this window, the user can perform the following
settings:
Resolution: Image output resolution; there are three
options: 160×120, 320×240 and 640×480.
Quality: Image quality; there are three options: Fine,
Normal, and basic; the default value is Basic.
Anti-Flicker: Anti-flicker power frequency; there are
three options: 60Hz, 50Hz, and Out Door; the default
value is 60Hz. Please select the Outdoor option when
taking a picture outdoors.
Audio: Audio output switch; the default value is off.
Operating procedures:
Step 1: Click ImageSet to enter this menu.
Step 2: Set the parameters properly and then click
<Submit>.
Step 3: To cancel the settings, click <Cancel>.

14. Network Setup
The Network window is shown in the figure below:
IP Assignment
This option can be used to change the network
connection mode of the IP network camera. The
preset mode is Static.
The MAC Address field shows the MAC address of
the IP network camera.
If it is set to Static, enter the following parameters:
IP Address: IP address of the IP network camera
Subnet Mask: preset to 255.255.255.0
Gateway: Default gateway
If it is set to DHCP, it is not required to set the above
parameters, but it is necessary to set the IP address
of the DHCP Server in the Server menu.
If it is set to PPPoE, it is necessary to enter the
correct ID and Password.

PPPoE
The option can be used to set the dial-up access
settings in PPPoE IP assignment. In general, enter a
correct ID Account and Password. It must be the
same as your ISP settings.
Operating procedures:
Step 1: Enter a correct ID in the Account text box.
Step 2: Enter a correct password in the Password text
box.
Step 3: Click <Submit >.
Note:
Since the PPPoE IP address is dynamically assigned
by an ISP, the IP network camera may have a
different IP address in each time. It is recommended
that an IP router be configured for dial-up connection
of PPPoE online settings or DDNS setting, to avoid
the failure in finding the IP network camera.
HTTP Server
The option is used to designate the port through
which the connection to the built-in Web Server (or
HTTP Server) of the IP network camera is made by
the HTTP protocol. The default port is 80.
DNS Server
It is used to set the IP address of the DNS (Domain
Name Server) Server. In this way, a http name (such
as myIPCAM.XXX) can be used to replace the IP
address of the IP network camera for easy memory.
DNS1 is preset to 168.95.1.1 (Hinet). It will
automatically connect to DNS2 is the connection fails.

Server Setup
This window is used to set the parameters of the IP
network camera related to the server.
Mail Server
It is used to set the parameters related to the mail
server and the sending of mails with images. It
depends on whether the MAIL Image setting in
EventTrigger is enabled. The event-triggered images
will be sent to the designated e-mail address by e-
mails. The system supports SMTP Server.
Operating procedures:
Step 1: IP/Host: Enter the IP address of the Mail
Server or Http address.
Step 2: Mail From: Enter the e-mail address of the
sender.
Step 3: Receipt to: Enter the e-mail address of the
recipient.
Step 4: Account ID: Enter the Account ID for login to
the mail host.
Step 5: Password: Enter the password for login to the
mail host.
Step 6: Authorization: Indicates whether the mail
host will perform authentication.
Step 7: Click <Submit>.
FTP Server
It is used for the settings related to FTP (File Transfer
Protocol) server. It depends on whether the MAIL
Image setting in EventTrigger is enabled. The event-
triggered images will be transferred to the designated
FTP Server in FTP mode. This system supports Port
Mode and Passive Mode.

Operating procedures:
Step 1: IP/Host: Enter the IP address of the FTP
server or HTTP address.
Step 2: Port: Enter the designated port number of the
FTP server.
Step 3: Account ID: Enter the account ID for login to
the FTP host.
Step 4: Password: Enter the password for login to the
FTP host.
Step 5: Set the FTP transfer mode to Port Mode or
Pasv Mode.
Step 6: Click <Submit>.

DDNS Server
DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Server) provides
dynamic DNS settings. With the designated DDNS
server, pre-entered HTTP address, and related
settings, the IP network camera using PPPoE dial up
connection (with dynamic IP) can only use a http
address (such as sqipcam.dyndns.org) to get a
connection, which is easy to memorize and facilitates
the view of the IP network camera without a fixed IP
address.
Operating procedures:
Step 1: Register a group of user accounts, passwords
and Http address in the website providing DDNS
service (like http://www.dyndns.org);
Step 2: Host Name : Enter the website, account and
password applied with the address (IP address or
HTTP address) of the DDNS host respectively in the
fields of Host Name, Account ID, and Password;
Step 3: Account ID: Enter the account ID for login to
the DDNS host;
Step 4: Password: Enter the password for login to the
DDNS host;
Step 5: Status: Automatically display the status of
connection with the DDNS host;
Step 6: Click <Submit>.
SNTP Server
NTP (Network Time Protocol) server is the time
server, which provides time calibration function for the
IP network camera.
Operating procedures:
Step 1: IP/Host: Enter the IP Address or HTTP
address of the NTP server;
Step 2: Select a time zone in the Time Zone drop-
down list box.
Step 3: Click <Submit>.

Administration Setup
This window is used to set IP network camera name,
administrator account and password, and general
user account and password. An administrator can use
all functions and settings of the IP network camera. A
general user can only use the LiveView function and
cannot set any parameters, as shown in the figure
below:
Camera Name: Set the Name of IP network camera
The name set here will be displayed in the upper part
of the image for identification.
General User Operating procedures:
Step 1: Account ID: Enter the login name of the IP
CAM;
Step 2: Old Password: Enter the old password;
Step 3: New Password: Enter the new password;
Step 4: Re-type: Enter the new password again for
verification;
Step 5: Click <Submit>.

Administrator Operating Procedures:
Step 1: Account ID: Enter the login name of the IP
network camera;
Step 2: Old Password: Enter the old password;
Step 3: New Password: Enter the new password;
Step 4: Re-type: Enter the new password again for
verification;
Step 5: Click <Submit>.
Event Trigger
This window is for event trigger settings and display,
as shown in the figure below:
Event
It is used to set the triggering events, including:
Motion Detection 1
Motion Detection 2
Either group of trigger input signal can be enabled.

Operating procedures:
Step 1: Enable either group of events (MD will
automatically display the trigger sensitivity);
Step 2: Click <Submit> upon confirmation; or
Step 3: Click <Default> to return to the original
settings (none enabled).
Note:
If any event item is enabled, Save In PC will
automatically be enabled and files will be saved to the
directory C:\tmp\webmd.
Trigger
It is used to set the event trigger image transfer mode,
including:
Save in PC: Save image files to a PC.
Save in Flash Card: Save image files to SD memory
card.
Mail Image: Send event trigger image files by e-mail.
FTP Image: Transfer event trigger image files in FTP
mode.
Shutter Timer: Event trigger image capture interval, 2
seconds by default.
Capture View
The view includes:
PC: Static images manually captured in LiveView
FlashCard: Static images automatically captured in
LiveView when MD is enabled