RadiumBoards DVE-DM365 User manual

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1. ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT
Purpose
This document provides details of the DVE-DM365 including its features and
functionality and how to install and configure the DVE-DM365.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for these target groups:
Installation Engineers
Network Administrators
: It is pre-requisite to have knowledge of Wi-Fi and networking.
Document Conventions
The different conventions used in this document are explained in the following
table:
Table 1: Document Conventions
Convention
Description

: Provides information about important
features or instructions.

: Alerts you to potential damage to a
program, device, or system.
: Alerts you to potential injury or
fatality and to potential electrical hazards.
file/directory names
All Courier New
Any option that needs to be selected or typed
in the user interface is represented using bold
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Terms and Abbreviations
The different terms and abbreviations used in this document are explained in
Table 2 below.
Table 2 Terms and Abbreviations
Terms / Abbreviation
Description / Expansion
ARP
Address Resolution Protocol
AVI
Audio Video Interleave
BLC
Back Light Compensation
CIF
Common Intermediate Format
CIF
Common International Format
DHCP
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DNS
Domain Name System
DDNS
Dynamic Domain Name System
FTP
File Transfer Protocol
GIO
General-purpose Input Output
HTTP
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
HTTPS
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure
IP
Internet Protocol
JPEG
Joint Photographic Experts Group
LED
Light Emitting Diode
MJPEG
Motion Joint Photographic Experts Group
MPEG
Moving Pictures Experts Group
OSD
On Screen Display
PoE
Power over Ethernet
PTZ
Pan Tilt Zoom
RTCP
Real-Time Transport Control Protocol
RTP
Real-Time Transport Protocol
RTSP
Real Time Streaming Protocol
SD
Storage Device
SMTP
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
SNMP
Simple Network Management Protocol
SNTP
Simple Network Time Protocol
TCP/IP
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
UDP
User Datagram Protocol
UPnP
Universal Plug and Play
URL
Uniform Resource Locator
VGA
Video Graphics Array

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2. OVERVIEW OF THE DVE-DM365
RadiumBoards DVE-DM365 enables you to quickly and cost effectively convert
standard analog cameras into highly versatile IP Network cameras, which are
ideal for securing locations such as small businesses, offices, shops, hotels or
residences. The DVE-DM365 accepts NTSC or PAL video input from an analog
camera, converts to digital and then encodes the video into high quality H.264
format which can then be streamed onto an IP Network or stored locally.
DVE-365 is a modular design enabling and wide variety of connectivity, control
and power options.
Table 3 DVE-DM365 Model Configurations
Model
Processor
Network
PoE
I/O
Interfaces
DVE-Basic
X
X
Audio-In, Video-In, PTZ, Iris, Ethernet
DVE-L
X
X
X
Audio-In, Video-In, PTZ, Iris, Ethernet
+ Power Over Ethernet (POE)
DVE-XL
X
X
X
Audio-In, Video-In, PTZ, Iris, Ethernet
+ USB, Alarm In/Out, SD Card, UART
DVE-XXL
X
X
X
X
Audio-In, Video-In, PTZ, Iris, Ethernet
+ Power Over Ethernet (POE)
+ USB, Alarm In/Out, SD Card, UART

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The completely optioned DVE-DM365 assembly, shown in Figure 1 below,
contains four boards which are stacked together.
Figure 1 DVE-DM365 Assembly
Hardware Overview
Each of the four (4) different cards available for the DVE-DM365 is shown below
and may be used for reference. Note the images are for representation only and
may be slightly different depending upon build and revision.

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Figure 2 Processor Card
Figure 3 NIC Card
Figure 4 I/O Card

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Figure 5 Power Over Ethernet (POE) Card
Table 4 below describes the various interfaces to the DVE-DM365.
Table 4: DVE-DM365 Interface Description
Interface
Description
Camera Connector
Audio in, audio out, video in and video out interfaces
PTZ
The Pan / Tilt / Zoom (PTZ) menu allows users to pan
(move left and right), tilt (move up and down) and zoom in
and out within a specific area with just a push of a button
and preset positions.
Auto IRIS
Automatically adjustable iris opening in response to
changes in light levels
Ethernet Connector
PoE
Standard RJ-45 Ethernet connector for IP network
connection.
If PoE card is attached it allows transmission of power
and data via a single Ethernet cable.
Power Input
Power adapter connection. This is a +12V DC inlet, which
connects to an external power supply. To be used if no
PoE is available.
SD Card Holder
For inserting the SD card to store data directly onto the
card.
USB
USB interface can be used to connect the Wi-Fi USB
Stick or USB 3G dongle
Alarm In
Alarm out
Two alarm ports –input and output available on the back
panel of the camera.
Debug Console
Debug console is used for service and debugging
purposes.

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: There is a secure digital (SD) card slot available on the right hand side of
the DVE-DM365. This is used for inserting the SD card and archiving / accessing
images or videos from the SD card whenever required.
Features
Radium’s DVE PCB suite is a modular design based on the industry leading TI
DaVinci DM365 platform SoC. This 4-PCB modular design allows multiple product
configurations as described in the table below.
Table 5 DVE-DM365 Module Configurations
The DVE-DM365 is a feature rich video platform which supports up to D1
resolution, H.264, MPEG and MJPEG compression, motion detection, privacy
masking, heartbeat snapshots and much more. The design supports multiple
alarm configurations and event detection. Through the USB port and appropriate
3G and Wi-Fi dongle(s), it can support 3G and Wi-Fi streaming.
The device also allows you to accelerate your surveillance camera product
designs especially since this design is ready and optimized for production and
comes packaged with production grade software, firmware, BSP and configuration
utilities.
Model
Processor
Network
POE
I/O
Interfaces
DVE-Basic
X
X
Audio-In, Video-In, PTZ, Iris, Ethernet
DVE-L
X
X
X
Audio-In, Video-In, PTZ, Iris, Ethernet
+ Power Over Ethernet (POE)
DVE-XL
X
X
X
Audio-In, Video-In, PTZ, Iris, Ethernet
+ USB, Alarm In/OUT, SD Card, UART
DVE-XXL
X
X
X
X
Audio-In, Video-In, PTZ, Iris, Ethernet
+ Power Over Ethernet (POE)
+ USB, Alarm In/OUT, SD Card, UART

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Major features of the DVE-DM365 include:
TI DaVinci DM365 SoC based design
Modular Design –4 Cards Allow Multiple Configurations
NTSC and PAL system support
Up to D1 Res (PAL:720x576, NTSC:720x480)
H264, MPEG4 and MJPEG encoding
10/100 Base-Tx Ethernet, Wi-Fi, 3G
Secure RTSP, HTTP
Video Motion Detection
Full regular recording: SD Card, FTP and NAS
PTZ Support
Multiple Alarm Configurations
Microphone and speaker support
Supports micro SD cards up to 32GB in capacity
Technical Specifications
The following table provides the technical specification of the DVE-DM365:
Table 6 Technical Specifications
Image Sensor
720 TVL max
System
PAL/NTSC
Audio
Compression
G711 , AAC –Vol. 0 - 15
Talk back
2-way Audio
Video
Compression
H264 , MPEG4 , MJPEG
Resolution
D1, 4CIF, CIF, QCIF, VGA, QVGA
Frame Rate
NTSC: 5-30 FPS, PAL: 5-25 FPS
Bit Rate
64 Kbps-5 Mbps
Video Streaming
Simultaneous H.264, MPEG4 and MJPEG Streams.
Configurable Frame rate and rate control(VBR/CBR)
Image settings
Compression, Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Sharpness, HUE, Auto DC Iris
Profile Schedule
5 Different Video Profiles, Schedule different video profiles for day and night time
Network
Interface
10/100 RJ-45 Base-TX Ethernet, 3G Wi-Fi
Security
Password Protection: Secure RTSP, Secure HTTP
E-Mail and SMS Support
Full E-mail and SMS support, Test E-mail and SMS Settings
Supported
Protocol
IPv4, HTTP, HTTPS, SNTP,FTP, SMTP, DNS, DDNS, RTSP, RTP, TCP, UDP,
IGMP, RTCP, ICMP, DHCP, UPNP, PPPoE, NAS

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Multicast Support
Available
Regular Recording
Full regular recording on SD card, FTP and NAS storage
Intelligent Video
Video motion detection, Privacy masking, Heart Beat Snapshots
Events
Audio Detection, Video and Network Loss, Motion Detection, External Trigger
Alarm Action
FTP recording, SD Card recording with pre-post support, Alarm Out Trigger,
Audio alarm out with 5 audio files, NAS Storage, SMS, E-Mail
OSD
Date , Time , Camera Name , Frame rate , Bit rate
3G Support
CDMA - Ix , EVDO , GSM-Edge , GPRS, HSPDA , HSPA+ *
*Dependent on the data card
Wi-Fi Support
802.11 a,b,g,n *
*Dependent on the Wi-Fi Dongle
PTZ Support
Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Focus 0 - 255 different Presets and Tours
User
Set 9 different users set with Different Privileges
Live View
Zoom
Zoom in and Zoom out up-to 4x
Snapshot
Local System Snapshot
Video Record
Local Video Record
Logging
Full System and event logs.
System Requirements
The DVE-DM365 may be configured from any PC that is on the same network.
The minimum requirements include:
Operating system: Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, Vista or Windows 7
Browser: Internet Explorer 6.x with Service Pack 2 or later
Minimum of 200 MHz processor
128MB RAM (recommended)
Cat5e Ethernet network cable

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3. INSTALLING THE DVE-DM365
Connecting the DVE-DM365
After completing assembly of the DVE-DM365 you may perform the following
steps to connect power and network to the camera.
DC Adapter: Connect the power adaptor plug into the power supply jack
and then plug the adapter into a power source. Connect an Ethernet
cable from the Ethernet port into the PC.
PoE Adapter: Insert one end of an Ethernet cable into the port in the PC
and other end into the PoE adapter. Connect another cable from the PoE
port on the adapter to the camera’s port.
PoE Switch: Insert one end of an Ethernet cable into the PoE switch and
other end into the camera. Connect another cable from the PC into the
PoE switch.
Optionally connect external input/output alarm devices.
Connect the cables of the alarm device securely to the supplied alarm I/O
terminal block.
Attach the terminal block to the I/O terminal connector on the camera.
: Please use the power adapter supplied with the DVE-DM365. Using a
power adapter with a different voltage rating can damage this product.
Assigning an IP Address
After the DVE-DM365 is installed at an appropriate location you will need to
configure its IP address. The camera is configured through an Ethernet
connection. Ensure that the system is set on the same IP subnet address. For
example, if the default IP address of the camera is 192.168.1.168, then the
system should be set at 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.254 (excluding the camera’s IP
address 192.168.1.168) and the default subnet mask is 255.255.255.0.

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Perform the following steps to configure the IP address:
Go to desktop, right-click , and select .
Right-click and select .
The Local Area Connection Properties dialog box appears.

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Select the checkbox and click .
The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties dialog box appears.
Click . Set the IP address to 192.168.1.x and subnet
mask to 255.255.255.0, where x is a number between 2 and 254, except 168.
Click to close all windows.
This connects the camera to the network. You can now configure and change the
default settings of the camera as explained in the subsequent chapters.
: If assigning the IP address fails, check that there is no firewall blocking
the operation.

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4. ACCESSING THE GUI
This chapter explains how to access the DVE-DM365 through a web browser. The
DVE-DM365 is functional with the default settings, but you can configure and
change these settings through the GUI
Log In
You can connect to the camera by performing the following steps:
Enter the http://192.168.1.168URL in the web browser as shown below to access
the GUI.
If the Active X is not installed then it shows an add-on for this website failed to run.
Perform the following steps to enable the Active X control:
a) Click on tools in the menu bar then click on internet options.

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When the dialog box opens, click on the Security tab.
b) Then click on custom level.
Then a security setting –internet zone dialog box will open,
c) Then enable all the Active X controls and plug-in.
d) After enabling all the Active X controls click on ok .then a dialog box open,
click on yes.

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Then again enter the http://192.168.1.168URL in the web browser to access the
GUI.
Then a login page opens.
Enter user name as admin and password as admin.
Click on login.
The default page (known as the Live View page) appears displaying the live video.
The following options appear in the Live View page:
1) Zoom in: The zoom in button enables you to zoom in the live video as you
can enlarge the view of an object to show more details.
2) Zoom out: The zoom buttons enables you to zoom from the live video.
3) Video Recording: The video recording button enables you to record the
live video in the local computer and the video is saved in My Videos.
4) Snap shot: The snap shot button enable you to take the snap shot of the
live video by clicking on the snapshot button and the snapshot is saved in
My Pictures.
5) Alarm off: The alarm off button enables you to stop the continuous audio
out.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
For Recording and Snapshot buttons to work, Internet Explorer should be run
as an Administrator.
In case of video recording and snapshot on Client side, if My Videos and the
My Picture folder are not present in the system then they will be stored on the
desktop.
For accessing HELP on the web page the Pop up Blocker should be disabled.