Provision ISR I5PT-320IPMX10-P User manual

Precautions:
Please read this manual carefully before installing and operating the camera.
◼Please refer to the technical specs to confirm you are using a suitable power supply. Do
not use power supply with higher/lower rating than specified.
◼Do not attempt to disassemble the camera; in order to prevent electric shock, do not
remove any screws or covers.
◼There are no user-serviceable parts inside. Please contact the nearest service center if
there is any technical failure.
◼Avoid incorrect operation, shock vibration or heavy weight pressing which can damage
the camera.
◼Do not use corrosive detergent to clean the camera. If necessary, please use a soft dry
cloth to wipe dirt. For tough contamination, use neutral detergent. Any cleanser for high
grade furniture is applicable.
◼Avoid aiming the camera directly towards extremely bright objects such as the sun, as it
may permanently damage the image sensor.
◼Please follow the installation instructions.
◼Do not operate the camera in environments that exceeds the specified temperature,
humidity or power.
◼Keep away from any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, etc.
◼Do not expose the product to the direct airflow of an air conditioner.
◼All pictures and examples used in the manual are for reference only.
◼Please use our production under the following environmental standards:

Contents
1) Product Overview ...................................................................................................................4
2) Function Introduction:............................................................................................................4
3) OSD Menu operation..............................................................................................................4
4) Web Browse Operation Guide................................................................................................5
a. Common Operations ..............................................................................................................5
5) Web Login ...............................................................................................................................6
6) Configuration..............................................................................................................................8
a. Camera......................................................................................................................................8
i. Image........................................................................................................................................8
ii. OSD..........................................................................................................................................9
iii. CustomTitle:.............................................................................................................................10
b. Video ......................................................................................................................................10
c. Network ..................................................................................................................................11
i. Basic........................................................................................................................................11
ii. ServicePorts:.............................................................................................................................12
d. Event.......................................................................................................................................12
i. MotionDetect...........................................................................................................................12
e. System ....................................................................................................................................14
i. UsersManage...........................................................................................................................14
ii. DeviceLanguage........................................................................................................................15
iii. Date&Time .............................................................................................................................15
iv. FactoryReset ............................................................................................................................16
v. Reboot....................................................................................................................................16
vi. AutoMaintain...........................................................................................................................16
vii . Upgrade...................................................................................................................................16
7) ParkAction...............................................................................................................................17
8) PresetCommands:.....................................................................................................................17
9) Appendix .................................................................................................................................18
a. Lighting protection and Anti-surge .......................................................................................18

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1) Product Overview
● PT Capabilities: The camera is equipped with Pan/Tilt motors that allow movement range of
250° pan and 80° tilt.
●Motorized Vari-Focal with auto-focus: The camera is equipped with x4/10 optical zoom lens
and features accurate auto focus algorithm.
●Double stream: The camera support dual stream video streaming for different
requirements and applications.
● Supported network protocols: Support TCP/IP, PPPoE, DDNS, FTP, UPNP & ONVIF
● OSD function: On screen display of selected information.
● PoE: Some models (Marked by “-P”) are equipped with PoE capabilities and can be operated using PoE
switches and power supplies.
● All-weather outdoor design:
➢IP66 Protection standard
➢TVS 3000V Protection standard
2) Function Introduction:
● Movement proportional to zoom: higher zoom values will automatically reduce the camera speed
while on manual control.
● Auto movement functions:
➢256 presets slots
3) OSD Menu operation
● Call up OSD menu
Call Preset 95 to enter the main OSD menu; call Preset 96 to close the OSD menu or select “Exit”
● Confirm
The “Left "and “Right "button is controlled by PTZ can change the required item, and the changed item
is the confirmed one without further confirmation. You can directly click “Up" and “Down" button to go
on your further operation. When setting the left and right boundary for scan and pattern, you can click
the “Focus Far" for confirmation.
● Cancel
The “up”and “down” button controlled by PTZ carry out the request for Further action;
meanwhile, it carries out the “Cancel” order for last operation.

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4) Web Browse Operation Guide
a. Common Operations
Factory default settings：
IP camera is a network device and must be assigned with network IP address, subnet mask and gateway.
The camera default setting is as follows:
Default IP address:DHCP. If no DHCP server is available, the camera will fall back to 192.168.201.226
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: Assigned by DHCP. If no DHCP server is available, the camera will fall back to 192.168.201.1
WEB port: 80
Please use Provision-ISR’s Ip manager to locate the IP address of the camera. For example:
Network parameters
Take the example of Windows 10 operating system. Make sure that the IP address of the computer is
in network segment of the camera. If the IP addresses are not in the same segment, the computer and
camera will not be able to communicate.
After setting IP address, you could test whether it has been connected between the computer and the
camera by using the PING order from clicking the “start”→”run" button in the bottom left corner. The
format of the command: ‘ping 192.168.0.99’ (Or any other IP assigned to the camera).
The screen should look as follows:
As the picture shown above, it indicates that it has been successfully connected between
the computer and the camera. However, if the screen shows like below, it indicates some kind
of a failure for the following possible reasons:
●Hardware connection is incorrect
●Computer TCP/IP is not in the same
segment as the camera
●Your network forbid pings.

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5)
Web Login
Enter IP address of the camera on “Internet Explorer” web browser to open the following
interface:
◆user name: admin
◆password: 123456
◆Port: 80
Downloading and installing the video Active-X:
After you logged in, the web-browser will prompt you to install or update the plug-in. Click on
“Ok”, clise all internet browser and start the installation by double clicking on the downloaded
file. Log in back to the camera web page and perform the login authentication procedure (default:
admin/123456). Upon successful login, the camera will redirect to the following interface.

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Operation methods for preset position
1. Enter the PTZ Setting interface by clicking on .
2. Setting preset position: Input the preset number you want to save
or edit, set the camera position and click on “+ Add”
3. Call the preset position: Input the preset number you want to call and click on “call ".
4. Delete preset position: Input the preset number you want to delete and click on “- Del”
5. Special function preset position: this kind of preset position can be called, but it cannot be
modified or deleted.
Button
Task
Button
Task
View the image
main stream
Open PTZ controls
View the image
sub stream
Encode video by PC CPU
Browse for local
snapshots and
videos
Encode video by PC GPU
Take a snapshot
Switch between real-time
video (Less buffer) and
Smooth video (More
buffer).
Start local video
recording
Configure where local
snapshots are videos will
be saved
Stop local video
recording
Configure the camera
parameters
Full screen view
View live alarm
notifications
Change video
aspect ratio
Log out of the camera

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6)
Configuration
Click “configuration” to enter the configuration interface:
a. Camera
i. Image
From this interface you can set the video image settings.
•“Sharpness": Set the general image brightness. This will be done
digitally and not affect the exposure values.
•“Contrast": Set the contrast of the video colors
•“Saturation": Higher saturation gives more vivid colors, but might
look artificial. Lower saturation will result in dull colors.
•“Sharpness": Higher sharpness the image edge is clearer, while it
could not be said the higher the sharpness, the better image
quality, high sharpness can make the picture look distorted.
•“W/B Mode”: Set the white balance of the camera (Auto or
Manual)
•“Power Frequency": Set the power frequency in your region to
prevent light flickering.
“Forced Anti-flicker”: In some cases, there might be flickering even if the power

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frequency is set properly. This feature will attempt to remove it.
•“Horizon Flip”: Horizontally mirror the image if required.
•“Vertical Flip”: Vertically flip the
•“WDR Mode”: Set Digital WDR.
•“WDR Level”: Set the WDR level.
•“Day Shutter Mode”: Set the shutter mode for day mode between auto and manual. If
manual is selected, set the corresponding exposure value.
•“Night Shutter Mode”: Set the shutter mode for night mode between auto and manual.
If manual is selected, set the corresponding exposure value.
•“IR Cut Mode”: Set the day/night shifting method:
oExternal (Default): The CDS light measuring sensor will control over the
Day/Night mode.
oAuto: The image sensor will control over the Day/Night mode.
oTiming: Set schedule to control over the Day/Night mode.
oManual: Set Day/Night Mode Manually.
•“Keep Color”: Set the camera to remain in color even in night mode.
•“Reset Defaults”: Revert all changes and restore to factory default.
ii. OSD
Set the OSD (On screen display) that will appear on the
camera video.
•OSD (Enable/Disable): Enable or Disable OSD
completely.
•Color: Set the color of the OSD.
•Font Size: Set the OSD font size
•Overlay Items: Set what information will appear on the video
•Time Position: Set the position for the time/date.
•Time format: Set the time/date format
•12 Hours/24 Hours: Set if the clock will work in 12 or 24 hour mode.
•Title Position: Set the title position.
•Title Message: Set the title of the camera

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iii. Custom Title:
Add additional custom titles to the camera as required.
b. Video
Set all the video parameters of the camera.
•Status: Enable/disable the video stream.
•Video Compression: Set the video compression (H265/H264). Please make sure that the
NVR support the chosen compression type.
•Resolution: Set the video resolution of the camera.
•Frame Rate (FPS): Set the FPS of the camera
•Bit Rate Type: Set VBR (Variable Bit-rate) or CBR (Constant Bit-Rate).
•Quality: Set the quality preset which will define the actual bit-rate

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•Frame Interval: The I-Frame frames. Default is 50.
•QP Minimum Value: Quantization Parameter. Lower QP - less compression (higher
bitrate requirements) and lower compression artifacts (higher quality).
•QP Max Value: Quantization Parameter. Higher QP - more compression (lower bitrate
requirements) and higher compression artifacts (lower quality).
•Advance Encode profile: Choose between High/Main/Base encoding profile.
c. Network
i. Basic
From this interface you can set basic network settings such as IPv4, IPv6, DNS, DHCP and
static IP.
If set to DHCP, the DHCP server will provide the camera with all the required
configuration fields (IP Address ,Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, Preferred DNS and
Alternate DNS).
If set to Static, the user needs to provide all the details above.
Both IPv4 and IPv6 are available but cannot work together. Please select the required
protocol.

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ii. Service Ports:
This interface contains all the ports required for the camera work. If some of the ports are not in
use, it is advisable to disable it.
Note：Please reboot the IP camera after modifying the parameters.
d. Event
i. Motion Detect
The camera can detect motion on the scene based on pixel change.
Enable/disable the motion detection as required. Note that if the NVR is set to record motion,
the motion detection must be enabled on the camera side.
Schedule:
Set the motion detection schedule as required. Click on the “Setup” button to open the following

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interface:
Click on a schedule to delete it. Drag the mouse from the start point to the end point to set new
schedule interval. Click on “All” to set a 24h schedule for the selected day.
Detection Area:
Set the motion detection area as required. Click on the “Setup” button to open the following
interface:
Sensitivity: Higher sensitivity will consider minor changes as motion. Lower sensitivity will require
more significant changes to be considered motion. Set the sensitivity of the motion detection.
Threshold: Higher threshold means that more “blocks” needs to contain motion in order to trigger
an alarm. Lower threshold means that less “blocks” needs to contain motion in order to trigger an
alarm.
Block Count: set the numbers of blocks. (Default is 22x18)
Night Time: Set if motion detection should also be enabled when the camera is on night mode.
Night Sensitivity / Threshold: Same as above just for night mode.
Detection Area: Set the detection area as follows:

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e. System
i. Users Manage
This interface allows you to manage the users of the system (Add/remove/modify).
The system has a built-in super administrator (admin account) which cannot be removed, but
only edited.
Adding a User:
To add a new user, click on the “Add New” button. The following interface will open:
Set a user name and password, and choose out of 3 operating groups:
1) Administrator: allows to perform any operation or configuration on the camera.
2) Operator: allows to perform any operation or configuration on the camera, except of
managing users (Cannot add/delete/modify users).
3) User: Can only live view and see configurations (Cannot edit or setup anything).
4) Save to confirm
Deleting a User:
Click on the delete icon ( ), and confirm deleting on the prompt.
Modifying a User:
Click on the modify icon ( ) to open the following window.

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Change the user group or password as required. Click on “Save” to save the changes.
ii. Device Language
Use this interface to change the system language.
Choose the required language, click on save to save the selection and then click refresh to apply
the new language selection.
iii. Date & Time
Use this interface to set the camera date and
time.
Note: In normal circumstances, the date and
time will be configured automatically by the
NVR. It is advisable not to change this setting
manually unless required.
If you enable DST (Daylight Saving Time), please
configure it according to your local DTS setup.

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iv. Factory Reset
Use this interface the restore the
camera settings to factory default. If
you wish for the camera to retain all
network configurations (IP Addresses,
Ports, Etc.), please mark the option
accordingly.
v. Reboot
Use this to manually reboot the
camera. After clicking on “Reboot”,
confirm or cancel in the following
prompt message. Reboot time should
take 1-4 minute.
vi. Auto Maintain
The IP camera is eventually a computer. Occasional reboot will clear the camera memory and
cache and might prevent problems that appear over long time durations.
If you wish to activate the “Auto Maintain” feature, enable it and set the weekly time and date
for the reboot to take place.
vii. Upgrade
In some cases, camera firmware update is required so new features will be added and bugs and
other problems will be fixed. Click on the “Browse” button and choose the update file. Click on
upgrade to confirm. The upgrade process can take 3-12 minutes. At the end of the process the
camera will reboot. No configurations will be changed during the update.

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7) Park Action
Park action will return the camera position to Preset 1 once 1/2 minutes as passed (Default is
on –1 minute). If Preset 1 position is not configured, the Park action will not work. Please see
the preset commands below to enable/disable park action.
8) Preset Commands:
Please use the presets described below for special actions.
I5PT-320IPMX4-P
Operation command
Instruction
Day/Night
SET preset 70 then:
CALL preset 1: Auto Mode.
CALL preset 2: Night Mode
CALL preset 3: Day Mode
MVF Lens Initialize
SET preset 85 then CALL preset 65 (Lens will initialize. Please wait patiently. The
process will take 2-4 minutes)
Set Day/Night Sensitivity
SET preset 71 then CALL preset 1-10 (1 –Lowest Sensitivity, 10 –Highest Sensitivity)
Park Action - Off
SET preset 96
Park Action –60s
SET preset 97
Park Action –120s
SET preset 98
Self-Test
CALL preset 94
I5PT-320IPMX10-P
Operation command
Instruction
Day/Night
SET preset 70 then:
CALL preset 1: Auto Mode.
CALL preset 2: Night Mode
CALL preset 3: Day Mode
Set Day/Night Sensitivity
SET preset 71 then CALL preset 1-10 (1 –Lowest Sensitivity, 10 –Highest Sensitivity)
MVF Lens Initialize
SET preset 253 then CALL preset 252 (Lens will initialize. Please wait patiently. The
process will take 2-4 minutes)
Park Action - Off
SET preset 96
Park Action –60s
SET preset 97
Park Action –120s
SET preset 98
Self-Test
CALL preset 94

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9) Appendix
a.
Lighting protection and Anti-surge
This product uses the gas discharge tube of TVS diode and protection circuit, can
effectively prevent the 3.0 kV following transient lightning and surge lamp all types
of pulse signal to the damage of equipment. However, for outdoor installation
according to the actual situation on the premise of guarantee the electrical safety
to do the necessary protective measures:
● Signal transmission line must be with the high voltage equipment goods between
high voltage cables to keep a distance of at least 50 meters
● Choose as far as possible outside wiring along the roof line
● for open field must adopt sealing pipe buried wiring way, and the steel pipe by
one-point earthling, absolutely forbidden by wiring overhead way
●in strong thunderstorms or high induction voltage region (e.g., high voltage
transformer substation), must be taken to add extra high power lightning
protection equipment and installation of lightning rod and other measures
● Lightning protection and grounding design of outdoor installation and
w irin g
must be combined with the construction of lightning protection requirements into
consideration, and conform to the requirements of relevant national standards and
industry standards.
● the system must be equipped on potential grounding. Grounding device must
meet the system anti-interference and electrical safety requirements, and shall not
be short term or mixed with strong power grid zero line. System separate
grounding, grounding resistance is not greater than 4Ω.

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