Nucleus DMP-7300 User manual

The DMP-7300 Surveillance
Webcam Server for Windows
Internet Explorer
User’s Manual
Version: 1.2
Revised: November 14, 2001

Copyright Notice
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information contained in this manual.
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Table of Contents
Chapter One: Start up Page
1.1 Packing list 4
1.2 Specifications 5
1.3 Front face plate 5
1.4 Rear face plate 6
1.5 Side face plates 6
Chapter Two: Installation
2.0 Installation of program: single server 7
Diagram
2.1 Installation of program: multiple server 12
2.2 Connect by modem: diagram 14
2.3 Installation of the modem 15
2.4 Installation the program: via modem 16
2.5 Connecting the sensor 19
2.6 Using webcam server via browser 20
Chapter Three: System Operation
3.1 Set configuration via browser 21
3.1.1 Security setup 22
3.1.2 Fine Tuning 24
3.1.3 Recording images to flash memory 25
3.1.4 View record 26
3.1.5 View and printing images 26
3.1.6 Set local time 27
3.2 Add/ Delete user name & password 27
3.3 Accessing the server via browser 27
Appendix A Circuit diagram of sensors 28
Appendix B Installation via: Intranet 29
Appendix C Connecting to a switch 31
Appendix D Onboard jumper and connectors 32
Q and A 33
Specifications: Addendum 34
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Chapter 1
Start up
1.1 Packing List
Product Name Package
DMP-7300 DMP-7300 webcam server x 1
Utility and Drivers Diskette x 1
8W Power Adapter 100V-240V
User Manual on Disk
DMP-7300-EU DMP-7300
The DMP-7300 webcam server
x 1
Utility and Drivers Diskette x 1
8W Power Adapter 100V-240V,
round pin for Europe.
User Manual on Disk
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1.2 Specifications
Feature DMP-7300 WebCam Server
Chipset DMP(ALi) M6117D
Memory 8MB onboard
Protocol TCP/IP, FTP,PPP, HTTP, ARP, ICMP
IP, UDP,TCP
Network Port -10 BASE-T, IEEE 802.3
-MODEM (D-TYPE 9pin)
Connector -RJ45 connector (10Base-T)
-D-type 9 pin connector (MODEM)
-Video-in BNC connector X 4
-DC5V power connector & switch
-Terminal connector for sensor
Application support NTSC /PAL supported
Compress JPEG video compression format
Size 235mm x 140mm x 25mm
Weight 3lbs / 1.362 kg
Flash Disk Use any Compact Flash card
Power consumption DC+5V @1.6A
1.3 Front Face Plate
1 2 3 4 5
POWER ACCESS SECURITY S4 S3 S2 S1 VIDEO1 VIDEO2 VIDEO 3 VIDEO4
ITEM NAME FUNCTION
1 Power LED The LED should be green when the power is on.
2 Access LED
The LED is green after you turn on the power, but when the
data is accessing through Ethernet the LED should be
blinking (red/green).
3 Security LED The LED is green after you turn on the power, but when you
enable the security system the LED will turn red.
4 Sensor LED
The LED is off when no sensor device is connected. After
the sensor device is connected the LED will be green. And
when the sensor is triggered the LED will turn green.
5 Video LED
When linking with a CCD camera (s), the LED is green. If
not, the LED is off. And when the CCD camera is recording
the LED will be blinking.
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1.4 Rear Faceplate
ITEM NAME FUNCTION
1 BNC connector Connect to 1 to 4 CCD cameras.
2 Sensor
Connector
Each CCD camera has one sensor (VIDEO1—
S1, VIDEO4—S4). You can use the micro
switch sensor to connect. When the sensor is
triggered it will record automatically, also, an
alarm can be activated (if connected) (Please
see the Appendix A & section 2.5 for details)
Symbol: NC and COM: will connect to an
external alarm device. Ex speaker or horn
3 Modem connector Link by using Modem.
4 LAN connector Link by using Ethernet.
5 Power connector Connect to DC 5V power.
6 Power switch Power on/off
1.5 Side Face Plates
ITEM NAME FUNCTION
1 Dip Switches Change when connecting to a switch or
multiplexer
Note: When connecting the webcam server to a switch or
multplexer the four (DIP) switches are to be placed in the up position.
The switches are located on the outside next to the camera ports near
the BNC ports.
ITEM NAME FUNCTION
1 Flash
Insert compact flash memory card
Note: the system must be turned off or
rebooted after adding flash memory card.
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Chapter 2
Installation
2.0 Installation of Program: Single Server
Please run the initial program (wsccfg.exe) to setup the webcam server:
By the following steps
Step 1: Connect all hardware (see diagram)
a. Plug in the power cord to the server and plug into a wall
socket
b. Connect all cameras to the BNC connectors on the webcam
server.
Note: If you are connecting to a camera switch make sure
the four white (DIP) switches are in the up position. See
section 1.5
c. Plug in an Ethernet cord, using an RJ-45, to the webcam
server and connect to a hub or to the internet via T-1 or DSL.
d. Turn the power on.
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Internet
Relay
LAN:
ADSL or T-1
Via: HUB
Installation: Diagram
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Step 2: Place the floppy disc in your host computer and run
(wsccfg.exe). The below dialog box will appear
Step 3: Click on “AUTO DETECT”
Step 4: Select or click on the MAC address in the “Website Site CCD”
dialog box
Note: Each sever has it’s own unique MAC address.
Step 5: Type in the “User Name” box: “root”
Type in the “Password” box: “password”
Click “OK”
Note: these are the default names which can be changed later.
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Step 6: In the Ethernet box enter its “IP ADDRESS”, “SUBNET MASK”,
and “GATEWAY”
NOTICE:
These numbers / addresses are given to you by
your ISP and are static IP addresses.
Note: Disregard the “PPP” box and entering those numbers. This is
for installation via modem only
Step 7: On the “SERVER” dialog box click “ON”
Step 8: On the “BOOTP” box click “OFF”
Step 9: Click “SAVE” or “OK”
Step 10: The webcam server which you’ve selected will be reset after
receiving a new configuration. Now you can use the browser to link the
new IP address and view the images
Note: Windows Internet Explorer is
the onl
y
browser it uses.
Step 11: Domain Name Setting.
Under the Modem linking mode (PPP protocol), you can browse the
WebCam Server by using both DOMAIN NAME and the IP address,
after the DOMAIN NAME setting.
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DOMAIN NAME:: Please name your WebCam Server here. (For
example: WebCam or MyHome)
IP ADDRESS: Please fill in the IP address which you set in the
Modem mode (PPP mode).
DELETE: Delete the DOMAIN NAME and IP Address which you’ve
selected.
ADD: Save new DOMAIN NAME and IP address.
Step 12: Set Security Config Tab
This dialog box is only available from the wsccfg.exe that comes
with the server.In order to change any settings you must bring
wsccfg.exe up and make any changes in this box. This allows you,
as supervisor/ administrator, to restrict who can log on and what
each user will be allowed to do. Each user is to have there own
user name, password and viewing restricti ons.
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