SecurityMan IPCAM-SD User manual

1. Insert the Installation CD into the CD-ROM drive, and double click the
“Open folder to view files” option from the the AutoPlay window.
2. Next, double-click on the “CMS_V3.0.9.14.T.20130410.exe” file to
start the software installation process as shown above.
NOTE: Please note that software revision may change without
noticed.
3. The CMS (Central Management Software) Setup screen will
appear as shown below. Select “Yes” in the User Account Control
window and then click “Next” to continue or “Cancel” to cancel the
installation.
4. Input the user name and company name. Then click “Next” to continue
as illustrated above.
5. The default Install CMS directory is C:\Program Files\CMS, click
“Change” to select a dierent destination folder, or click “Next” to
continue (recommended).
IPcam-SD Quick Start Guide
WiFi Security Camera for Smartphone, Tablet, and Computer
Step 1: Hardware Installation
1. Wireless antenna: Attach the wireless antenna (included) to the ANT
port located at the back of the IPcam-SD.
2. Ethernet cable: Plug the Ethernet cable (included) into the network
port of the IPcam-SD and then plug the other end of the Ethernet
cable into your router’s network port.
3. AC adapter: Plug one end of power adapter (5VDC, 2000mA,
included) into the power socket of the IPCam-SD and then plug the
other end of the AC adapter into an electric power outlet.
Step 2: Software Installation
6. The default shortcut icon folder is CMS. Click the drop-down menu
for more selections, or click “Next” to start installing the CMS to your
computer (recommended) as illustrated above.
7. Click “Next” in the Ready to Install window and then click “Finish” to
complete the CMS software installation as shown below.
8. After the installation is complete, a “CMS” short-cut icon will
automatically be created on your desktop as shown above. Double-
click on the “CMS” icon to open the CMS software for IPcam-SD.
Step 3: IP Address Setup (CMS)
1. Double-click on the “CMS” short-cut icon on your desktop. Select
“English” or other languages and then click “OK” to advanced to
“Device list is empty, please add device...” prompt. Next, input the
User Name and Password at the login window as illustrated below.
The default User Name is “super” and the default Password is empty.
Click the “Login” button to login to CMS. A “Device list is empty, add
your...” window will appear as shown below, click on “OK” to continue.
NOTE: The default User Name is “super”, password leave blank.
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2. At the CMS main screen, click on “System”, and then “Add/Remove
IPCam” to open the device manager window to configure as
illustrated below.
3. In “Add/Remove IPCam” window, click on “ADD AREA” to open the
“Zone” window as illustrated above. The “zone” could be the location
where the IPcam-SD camera is installed, example Oce, Warehouse,
etc.
4. In “Zone” window, please enter a zone name, and then click “OK” to
confirm and go back to the Add/Remove IPCam window. In this Quick
Start Guide, we use “Demonstration” as illustrated below.
5. In “Add/Remove IPCam” window, click to highlight “Demonstration”
then click “ADD DEVICE” to open “Edit” device window as shown
below.
6. In “Edit” window, click on checkbox next to “IP Address”. Click on “IP
Search” button. Two IP addresses will populate above: 192.168.1.10
(Ethernet) and 192.168.1.11 (Wifi). Click on the first IP address
(Ethernet), and then click on “EditDevice” button. EditDevice window
will appear.In “EditDevice” window, please modify the default IP
Address (Ethernet), Subnet Mask, and Gateway to match your local
area network settings.
IMPORTANT: To find your local area network IP address, click
on “Start” menu of your desktop. Go to “All Programs” >>
”Accessories” >> ”Command Prompt”. At the DOS “Command
Prompt” screen, type “ipconfig”, and then press “Enter”. Please
write down your “IPv4 Address”, the “Subnet Mask”, and the
“Default Gateway”. Type “exit” to exit command prompt.
7. Go back to the “EditDevice” window to change the “Subnet Mask”
and “Default Gateway” to what you wrote down on Step 7. The final
step is to assign an IP address to the IPcam-SD. There are 4 sets of
numbers in an IP address. The first three sets have to be the same
as “Default Gateway” and then assign the 4th set of numbers between
100~200 (for example 189) as illustrated below. Then click “Modify” to
confirm the changes. If everything is setup correctly, you will get “Save
Config to device successful” window, click “OK” to advance to the “ADD
DEVICE” window. In this Quick Start Guide, we use 192.168.248.189 for
demonstration purpose only.
NOTE: please jot down the IPcam-SD’s IP address above, the HTTP
port, and the Media port.
8. In “Edit” device window, click the “IP Search” button to re-scan for
the IPcam-SD addresses as illustrated below. Then click on the new IP
address (Ethernet) to make the change and then click the “OK” button
to confirm the change and to go back to the “Add/Remove IPCam”
window. Click “OK” again to go back to main CMS window.
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Step 4: WiFi Setup
NOTE: IPCam-SD and computer must be connected to same router
via Ethernet cables to setup.
1. Double click on your device name (Fig. 4.1). should change to
if connect successful.
2. Click on to expand selection (Fig. 4.2).
3. Double click on CAM01 (Fig. 4.3). Camera image will display as shown
on Figure 4.4.
4. Follow the steps below to open the “IPCam Config” window (Fig. 4.5).
1) Click on System located on bottom-right hand corner of CMS.
2) Click on IPCam Config on right column above.
3) Select device that will be setup using WiFi.
4) Select “System”, which looks like
5) Click on “Network”.
5. Click on drop down arrow and select “WiFi” (Fig. 4.6).
6. Click the two checkboxes next to “Enable” and “DHCP”.
7. Click on “Search” to search for nearby routers. A list of nearby routers
will populate (Fig. 4.7).
8. Find and select your router listed under “SSID” (Fig. 4.8) .
9. Type in your WiFi’s password in the “Password” section.
NOTE: If your password is incorrect, it will not tell you it’s wrong. Please
repeat entry if there are any doubts.
10. Press “OK”. The WiFi window will disappear and save.
11. Press “OK”. A prompt message will pop up saying “Save config to
device successful” (Fig. 4.9).
12. Close the IPCam Config window.
13. Unplug the ethernet cable from the IPCam. WiFi setup complete.
NOTE: The camera frame will freeze for approximately 45 seconds to
adjust to WiFi.
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CMS Remote Access (Intranet)
1. In the main CMS screen, double-click on the IP address, and then
double-click on CAM01 to connect to the IPcam-SD and the camera
image should appear on your screen.
2. To record video files to your computer, click “System”, and then click
“PC Config”.
3. In “PC Config” window under “Base Config”, the default directory
are C:\Program Files\CMS\Record(Picture) folders, click “Browse” to
choose a dierent destination folder. Next, select the “Record Setting”
and make sure “Overwrite” is checked and then select the disk/partition
you want save the video/picture files as illustrated below. Click “Apply”
or “OK” to confirm the changes, and click
to go back to main
CMS screen.
4. To start recording, right-click on camera image and choose “Local
record” as illustrated below.
P2P (Point to Point) Remote Access (Internet)
Open the Internet Explorer Browser and type http://www.xmeye.net in
the URL to register for a user name and a password or select connect
“By Device”. Connect “By Device” requires the Serial ID number of the
IPCam-SD which is located in the IPCam Config/Info/Version of the CMS
software. Then input the 4 digit on-screen code to verify as illustrated
below. Finally click on the “Login” button to initiate remote monitoring.
Select the default “Connect all video (Extra Steam)” and “Auto Prompt”,
then click on the “OK” button to start monitoring.
To Register for a P2P remote access account, please go to
http://www.xmeye.net and click on “Register”. Click on the “OK” button
after inputting all the fields and an email will be send to the specified email
address as illustrated below. To retrieve the password, login to the email
account specified.
Then use the password provided in the email to login to www.xmeye.net as
illustrated below.
After logging in, click “Device Manager” and then “Add” as illustrated
below. Input the Serial ID number which can be found under IPCam
Config/Info/Version of the CMS, give it a Device Name (ie. Sales Floor),
IPcam-SD Username (default: admin), and Password (default: blank).
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IE Browser Remote Access
1. Open the IE Browser, in this demonstration we are using IE 9.0.
Go into the “Tool” and then click on the “Internet Option”, then
“Security” tab and into “Custom Level”. In the “Security Settings”
browse down to “ActiveX controls and plug-ins” to “Enable” all
ActiveX controls, then click “OK” to confirm settings as shown below.
2. For LAN (Local Area Network) access, please use the IP address
given in step 8 which is the IP address of the IPcam-SD, for example
http://192.168.248.189. For WAN (Wide Area Network) access, type
the static IP address given by your Internet Service Provider in the
URL (for example, http://67.56.122.232) or use a registered DDNS
service name to remote access the IPcam-SD. The default User Name is
“admin” and the default password is blank (empty). Then click “Login”
to login to the IPcam-SD as illustrated below.
3. Click “OK” to accept the setting and the graphic user interface will
appear as demonstrated below.
NOTE: For Safari and Firefox browsers remote access, please reference
the IPcam-SD user’s manual.
Click “OK” to confirm.
Next, click on “My Devices” in the upper left corner of the screen then double-
click on the device name in blue and then click “OK” to login to the IPcam-SD.
Login successful! The graphic user interface will display as demonstrated above.
NOTE: Using the P2P features does not require you to open any ports in your
router, however, it is required that you enable the UPnP setting in your router.
Please reference your router’s user manual on how to enable UPnP.
IE Browser and SmartPhone Remote Access (Internet)
Remote accessing the IPcam-SD from the web or using the CMS software
provided are plug and play. By default, the IPcam-SD is plug an play,
meaning you do not need to open ports or do port forwarding in your router
for remote access to function. However, the “UPnP” option in the CMS
NetService and the “UPnP” setting in your local router has to be enabled also
for the IP camera to become a true plug and play device.
Even though it is a plug and play IP camera, there will be some special case
where you would have to open up ports if plug and play does not comply.
The ports designated to the IPcam-SD that may be required to be opened
or forwarded from your router for remote access using Internet IE Browser,
Smartphone, and CMS to work. The ports are 34567 (Media port), 34568
(Smartphone port), and 34569 (real player streaming protocol port).
Since there are many varieties of routers out in the market today, here we
would like to demonstrate using a Netgear WGT624 wireless router. To open
ports, please do the following:
1. The administrator’s username and password are required to login to
manage the router. To login to your router, enter the gateway IP address
found back in step 7 and then type the gateway IP address into the URL
of the IE browser, example http://192.168.1.1 (Yes, the “ . “ dot is required
in between then IP numbers). Next, click on “Advanced”, then “Port
Forwarding”, and “Add Custom Service”
2. In custom service, input the Service Name (ie. IPCamera), Service
Type =TCP, Starting Port=34567, Ending Port=34569, and Server IP
Address (input your local area network IP address that was assigned
to the IPcam-SD in Step 8 above). Click on “Apply” to confirm.
3. After confirmation, the following result will be displayed to
demonstrate that the ports have been successfully opened as shown
below. IP address “192.168.0.33” is used for demonstration purposes
only.
IMPORTANT NOTE: For static IP address subscribers (recommended), you
should have been given a static IP address by your ISP (Internet Service
Provider), this is the WAN IP address you will need to access the IPcam-SD
over the Internet using the IE Browser and Smartphone Applications. For
those with dynamic IP address subscribers, use third party software that can
be used to detect the changes in dynamic IP and send out the IP changes
to email address, software such as IPWatcher, Dynamic IP Monitor, etc. Or,
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Smartphone Remote Access (iPhone)
1. Open the App Store and search for “vMEyeV2” as shown in IMAGE #1
and then tap on the “vmeyev2” application from the list. Then tap on
“FREE” to initiate the download [IMAGE #2].
NOTE: Although the app is free, an Apple ID is required in order to
download and install the application. To obtain an Apple ID account,
please register with apple.com.
2. Tap on the “Install App” option from the app description screen
[IMAGE #3] and then enter your Apple ID “User Name” and
“Password” when prompted as shown in IMAGE #4 to begin the
installation process.
3. Once the application has been successfully installed, select “Open”
[IMAGE#5] or simply click on the vMEyeV2 icon that was created
[IMAGE #6] to begin configuring the application to access the
IPCam-SD. Next, tap on the “Address Mode” when prompted as
shown in IMAGE #7.
4. Tap on the “Device Management” icon [IMAGE #8] and then select
“Add” located at the top right corner of the screen [IMAGE #9] to
add the IPcam-SD camera to the list.
5. The “Device List” screen [IMAGE #10] consist of the following
configuration options:
• DeviceName – the device name does not need to match any specific setting
and is used solely to identify your camera from the applications Device
List screen. For example, if you are using the app to remotely monitor 2
x IPcam-SD (one at home and one at work), the device name for the first
camera could be “HOME” and the second camera could be “WORK”.
• Address – IP address of the IP camera or static IP address given by your
ISP. This depends on whether you are accessing the IP camera from within
your local area network or the wide area network (static IP address).
NOTE: DDNS users can simply input the domain name here.
• Port – the mobile port number assigned to the IP camera. The default
port is 34568.
• User ID – the user name used to login to the camera. The default is admin.
• Password – the password associated with the user name. The default is
blank (no password).
• MaxChannel – change 16 to 1 so that it matches the number of channels
available on the camera (1).
6. When finished, tap the “SAVE” button located at the top right corner
of the screen [IMAGE #11] and your device will now be displayed in the
Device List as shown in IMAGE #12 above.
7. There are two ways to initiate the live view. The first way is to tap on the
Device Name from the Device List screen as shown in IMAGE #13 and then
select channel 1 from the drop down [red arrow in IMAGE #13] or simply
tap on channel #1 from the “Live View” screen as shown in IMAGE #14.
NOTE: To enlarge the live view screen double-tap on the live view image.
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NOTE: The Serial Number Mode is not available in the vMEyeV2
App. To use Serial ID connection please download the paid version
“vMEyeCloud”.

Buttons and Actions
NOTE: For Android and other SmartPhones please reference the IPcam-SD user’s manual.
BUTTON NAME ACTION
Starts and Stops the live view feed from the selected live view display box.
Takes a snap shot of the current screen.
*Images are saved in the “snapshot” folder of the root directory.
Opens the “Device List” page where you can add, edit or delete devices from
the application.
Displays vMEyeV2 application features and contact info.
Used to select which channel to display on the live view screen.
*Only applies to devices that are equipped with more than one channel.
Changes the “Channel Select” numeric values. Pressing the channel group
button will change the values from 1-8 to 9-16. Pressing this option again will
split the numeric values into groups of 4 which will then display the group in
quad view as selected.
*Only applies to devices that are equipped with more than one channel.
Opens and hides the 10 icon PTZ shortcut options.
Tilts the camera upward.
*Not applicable with IPcam-SD model.
Tilts the camera downward.
*Not applicable with IPcam-SD model.
Pans the camera to the left.
*Not applicable with IPcam-SD model.
Pans the camera to the right.
*Not applicable with IPcam-SD model.
Zooms in.
*Not applicable with IPcam-SD model.
Zooms out.
*Not applicable with IPcam-SD model.
Used to focus the image after zooming in/out.
*Not applicable with IPcam-SD model.
Used to focus the image after zooming in/out.
*Not applicable with IPcam-SD model.
Lets you adjust the light level.
*Not applicable with IPcam-SD model.
Lets you adjust the light level.
*Not applicable with IPcam-SD model.
Play/Stop
Snapshot
Device Management
Information
Channel Select
Channel Group
PTZ Control
Tilt UP
Tilt DOWN
Pan LEFT
Pan RIGHT
Zoom IN
Zoom OUT
Focus adjustment
Focus adjustment
Aperture adjustment
Aperture adjustment
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