SKYTRONIC 351.148 User manual

351.148
IP Camera with Pan/Tilt
User Manual

Safety
Please read this manual first before using the product. Follow the instructions on otherwise the guarantee
expire. Always take all security measures to fire and/or electric shock. It is also advisable to repairs/modifications
etc. to qualified personnel to prevent an electric shock.. Save this manual for future use.
1. Please save your packaging so you if the device is defective, can send this in its original packaging to prevent damage.
2. Before the device is operated, always consult an expert first.
3. In the device are located under parts; do not open this device.
4. When removing the plug/adaptor from the outlet never to pull the power cord.
5. Remove or insert a plug/adapter with wet hands or out and into the wall outlet.
6. If power cords are damaged must be restored by a professional.
7. If the device is damaged that internal parts are visible should NEVER be placed in the socket the plug and the device never
be enabled. In this case, contact the dealer.
8. Repair to the device should be done by a professional or an expert.
9. Connect the device only to a 220-240VAC/50 Hz (grounding) wall outlet.
10. Not lining up in the appliance away from heat sources such as radiators etc. and not on a vibrating surface. Deck
ventilation holes never finished. Includes integrated fan.
11. Always plug/adapter during lightning storms from the socket, so also when the device is not used for a longer time.
12. If the set is not used and want to use it again can occur; Let the device reach room temperature first before it run
again; device in high humidity and never use it outdoors.
13. To prevent accidents in companies must take into account the applicable directives and instructions/warnings must be
followed.
14. The appliance out of the reach of children.
15. Do not use any cleaning spray to the switches to clean. Remnants of this spray ensure that lubrication and dust
accumulate. Check with an expert failure at any time.
16. Make sure your hands are clean during use.
17. Do not use excessive force when operating the device.
18. Tries the device do not clean it with chemical solutions. This can damage the paintwork. Use a dry cloth to clean.
19. Stay away from electronic equipment that might cause disturbances hum.
20. At repair should always original components may be used to cause irreversible damage and/or inadmissible to prevent
radiation.
21. First select the unit off before you remove connection cables. Delete this before using this product is going to move. Make
sure that cords are not damaged/malfunction when people run about it. In Netherlands/Belgium is the main power
supply 230Vac/50 Hz. If you travel (and you take it with) please inform to the mains voltage in your country of residence.

PCAM is an integrated wireless IP camera. It combines a high quality digital video camera with
network connection and a powerful web server to display a clear picture of a desired location on your local network or over the
internet. The basic function of IPCAM is sending video images remotely on the IP network. The high quality video recording
can be sent with a speed of 30 fps on the LAN/WAN by using MJPEG hardware compression technology.
The IPCAM is based on the TCP/IP standard. The integrated WEB server supports Internet Explore. Therefore the use of your
device a lot simpler when using the network for the remote configuration, start-up and upgrade firmware.
You can use this IPCAM special places to guard at home, at work and elsewhere. Open the website via the network.
Note: use the IP Camera step by step Step (details: 3.1).
1.1 characteristics
● Powerful high-speed video protocol processor
● Highly sensitive 1/4 "CMOS sensor
● 300 k Pixels
● IR night vision (range: 3 ~ 5 m)
● Optimized MJPEG video compression for transmission
● Management and passwords definitions on various levels
● WEB server supports Internet Explore
● Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi/802.11/b/g) mobile
● Supports Dynamic IP (DDNS) and UPnP LAN and Internet (ADSL, Cable Modem)
● Alarm when motion detection
● Supports one-way (I/O) alarm connection
● Supports one-way Audio surveillance
● Supports picture snapshot
● Supports LAN protocols: HTTP/TCP/IP/UDP/STMP/DDNS/DHCP/SNTP/FTP ●supports remote-system-update
Advanced applications
-Supports Multi Protocol and transfer
IPCAM supports Multi Protocol such as TCP/IP, SMTP and HTTP. Send images to your mailbox when the IPCAM is activated.
-Motion Detection
You can use the internal function or the external sensor.
-Alarm sensor output
The sensor sends an alarm and automatically takes on in the event of a fire or an accident. By this sensor is an email sent to
you. (The in-/uitgangs-discretie can be chosen) DDNS support
Use the IPCAM in the condition that ADSL and IP includes is easier because IPCAM a dynamic DNS feature provides.
-Advanced use
Access to authorized users with regard to topical IP Camera images.

1.2 Packaging
Check the package contents:
● Wireless IP Camera × 1
● Wi-Fi antenna × 1
● DC Adapter × 1
● Manual × 1
● CD × 1(Includes wireless IP Camera,IP camera tool Driver)
● Network cable × 1
● Mounting bracket × 1 (option) option: cord/wire for alarm output
NB: please contact us at a corruption or failure
1.3 Product
1.3.1 front view
Fig 1.1
1 Sensitivity
2 Infrared LED
3 Network Indicator LED for network activities, the LED flashing.
4 LENS: CMOS sensor. You can set the focus by twisting the lens.
5 Built-in Microphone
Warning: do not use excessive force when setting Pan/Tilt may become defective!
1.3.2 Interface

1 RJ-45/10-100 Base T
2 DC5V: 5V/2A power supply
3 RESET BUTTON: press and hold the RESET button for 5 seconds and the IP camera comes back in the factory default
setting.
1.4 PC system requirements
System configuration requirements: (e.g. to the IP Camera view)
CPU: 2.06 GHZ or higher memory: 256 m or higher
Network card: 10 m or higher Display Card: 64 m or higher
Recommended operating system: Windows2000 or Windows XP
1.5 Hardware Instruction
Use the following steps to set your camera hardware. Make sure you do every step carefully.
1) Plug the network cable into the camera and into your DSL router.
2) Plug the adapter into the camera and then into the wall outlet.
Note: use only the power adapter that came with the camera malfunction.
3) The camera has about 30 seconds to boot up before an IP address appears (details: 2.1).
4) The head will now spin around at a proper connection and the network Indicator LED will blink.
1.6 Software installation
The Software installation is the key to a successful use of this product.
1 Open the CD, look for the software.
2 Double click IPCamSetup. exe and install the software.
Fig 1.4 3
Fig 1.4 3 only click Next, the software installation is completed.

Fig 1.5
Fig 1.6
The computer reboots after completion and an icon will appear automatically.
NB: before installing and using is started, please first read the following measures.
Use only the power adapter that came with the camera malfunction. The IP
Camera should be installed indoors.
2 SOFTWARE CONTROL
2.1 IP Camera Tool
If the appliance is correct mounted/posted, then double click the icon "IP Camera Tool" and the following (fig 2.1) appears in
the dialog box

Fig 2.1
Note: the software searches IP Servers automatically in LAN.
There are 3 possibilities:
1 No IP Camera found in LAN. After about 1 minute searching appears "not found". The IP Server and log off automatically
2 Installed IP Cameras found in LAN. All IP Cameras are displayed in Fig 2.1.
3 Not the installed IP Cameras in LAN share the same subnet. (Prompt: Subnet doesn't match, dbclick to
change!) appears. Click links to get the prompt to choose and then right click, choose "Network Configuration to set the IP
address of the Camera to the same subnet as LAN".
Five Options
Choose the IP Camera list, right click and you will find 5 options: Basic Properties, Network Configuration, Upgrade Firmware,
Refresh Camera List, Flush Arp Buffer, see fig 2.2.
Basic Properties
Information in Basic Properties, such as Device ID, System Firmware Version, Web UI Version.

Network Configuration
Configure the network parameter.
.
Fig 2.4
DHCP checkbox: the device obtains IP of the DHCP server (to make sure that the Router, which is connected to the unit, a
DHCP function).
IP address: Enter the assigned IP address and make sure it is in the same subnet as the gateway (e.g. the first three sections
are the same)
Mask: The default subnet mask is: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: make sure this IP address in the same subnet as the PC. Default gateway address is 192.168.0.1
DNS: IP address of IPS network provider.
Port: assigned LAN port is 80
User & Password: Default user & Password: admin/No password
Use DHCP, the system will only assign an IP address as the gateway supports DHCP. Note: If the prompt "subnet
doesn't match, dbclick to change!" appears, set IP Camera IP address.
Upgrade Firmware
Enter the user name and Password in order to upgrade the System Firmware and Web UI.

Fig 2.5
● Refresh Camera list: empty/refresh the Camera list manually.
● Flush Arp Buffer memory: if cable-network and wireless network a fixed IP address. A problem might arise if camera IP
is found but the camera webpage cannot be opened. Use Flush Arp Buffer.
2.2 Camera Login
You can access the camera through IP Camera Tool or IE.
1) Double click the IP address of the IP Camera in the list (Fig 2.1). IE will open automatically and the camera login page
appears.
2) Direct access to the IE browser, type the IP address of the camera in bv:
Camera Login page pop up.
Fig 2.6
Enter your account and password on the login page, see Fig 2.6. , by default,administrator's username is: admin and no
password cannot be blank. Click "Sign in" to the monitoring page (Figure 2.7) to come. Enter the user name and password
such as Administrator, Operator, or Visitor.

2.3 for Visitor
Fig 2.7
E.g.: when lit, the motion detection enabled (Motion Detection).
OSD: display date and time. You can turn off this feature.
(OSD: on-screen display)
Insert date: When checked, the time display in the right down corner of the video recording are displayed.
Audio buffer: set the audio buffer in: seconds
Audio switch: Click to open and the icon changed to audio in audio , click Close. REC: click REC
icon, stops recording. (audio is incorporated as the audio switch Is "open")
Snapshot: Click to take a picture from the picture.
NB:
The recording file name is: Alias_ current date and time.Avi
Bv: IPCAM_20081211134442 .avi
(The name of the camera is IPCAM and the recorded end time is:
13: 44: 42 on December 11, 2008
2.4 for operator
At login as an operator or administrator, choose For Operator.
Fig 2.8

Direction control: click on an arrow let see the corresponding direction.
Vertical search/view orientation
Horizontal search/view orientation
Stop search/view orientation
Flip: to view a flipped image.
Mirror: in order to view the image.
Resolution: VGA (640 x 480)/QVGA (320 x 240)
Color parameter: Click to the brightness and contrast to regulate.
Image PTZ function: using this function, you can operate the camera direction.
Double click on the image to the right to enable PTZ and you will see a green arrow, left click on the image to the direction to
operate. To disable double click again to PTZ right.
2.5 for Administrator
Use "For Administrator" If you log in as administrator.
Device Info: Here can find the information about Device ID, Firmware Version and Embeded Web UI Version.
Alias Settings: If you want, Enter a new name.
Dates & Time Settings: Date & Tijdinstellings page.
Users Settings: 8 accounts are possible for this system. Here the 8 users their names and configure password as
Administrator, Operator, or Visitor
Visitor: In this mode, you can only see the images.
● Operator: you can control the direction of the IP Camera and certain parameters.
● Administrator: you can set the advanced configurations of the IP Camera.
Set Record Path: click "Browse" to choose the recording path.
Setting Alarm Record Path: click "Browse" to choose the Alarm record path. For both applies the following path:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents. Note: In Windows Vista, apply 2 points where you should look out for:
1) Vista's Security Level is higher than Windows XP/2000. For the "set record path" function, the user must first the Device
IE's ' Trusted sites ' IP address to the Add.
The ' Trusted sites ' pad: IE browser-> Security > Internet > Tool-Proper-> Trusted sites-> Sites->-Add ". In Vista, is a prompt
to "Trusted sites" to add if the user has set the Record/Alarm record path.
2) In Vista, "Can't Set Windows System Root Directory as the Record/Alarm Record Path: this pop-up's only appear in Vista.
UpnP Settings: If you IP Camera open then make sure UpnP Status is complete.
Upgrade Device Firmware: Upgrade Device Firmware and Device Embeded Web UI software in this page.

Restore Factory Settings: going back to factory setting.
Reboot Device: restarting the appliance.
Back: go back to the Monitoring Mode.
2.5.2 network settings
● Basic
If the router running the IP camera is connected a DHCP function, you can choose "Obain IP from DHCP
Server", fill in the different network parameters.
Http port: In most cases, this is 80, however if your Internet Service Provider is blocking this port, you may switch to another
port number such as 8005
Fig 2.13
● Wireless Lan setting
Go to the "wireless net setting" page of the Wireless Router to SSID, Channel, Encryption, Authentication to find out. The
product supports WEP and WAP Security Encryption.
Fig 2.14
ADSL setting
When connected to the Internet via ADSL, you can enter the ADSL username and password obtained from ISP.
.

Fig 2.15
2.5.3 DDNS Service setting
DDNS Service: the system supports protocols of some DDNS providers: Dyndns.org.
(User name and Password for domain name registration).
DDNS Host: Domain Name
DDNS or Proxy Server: If you approach the DDNS host through a proxy, you need to enter the Proxy
IP. DDNS or Proxy port: Proxy port
Fig 2.16
2.5.4 Mail and FTP Service
Note: Alarm Service－> setting When checked is that a Mail will be sent when an Alarm, the Mail Service. Configure the E-mail
box to get and send mails. The email box must be able to receive images after a alarm message and the system IP address
after a successful dial-up.
You can set 4 recipient mailboxes.
SMTP Server: Server for the connector mailbox
Verification: If the transmitter needs a mailbox authentication you need to check first, then enter the SMTP user name &
Password
Mail test: set the Mail parameter and click "Submit". Mail test results may include:
1 Unable to contact the server
2 Network Error. Later another try.......
3
Server Error
4 Incorrect user name or password
5 The server knows the transmitter is not. Maybe the server must authenticate the user, check this and try again
6 The server knows the recipient is not, presumably by the anti-spam privacy of the server

7 The server knows the message is not. presumably by the anti-spam privacy of the server
8 The server supports the Authentication Mode (authorization) not provided by it is used
Report Internet IP by Mail: If the ipcam to State or Internet IP has changed, it will be the internet IP send it via mail.(eg:
IPCAM's url is http://119.123.207.96:9002). Make sure that the port is in a right way is assigned to the router through UPNP or
via the Virtual Folder function.
Fig 2.17
FTP Service setting
NB: Alarm Service－> Upload Image on Alarm setting is check, does the FTP Service.
FTP Server:
FTP port: the port number is 21
FTP Mode: supports Standard (POST) mode and passive (PASV) mode.
Upload Image Now: it will "Image Now" upload if the checkbox is not checked. When it is checked, you can enter the upload
interval in seconds.
FTP FTP test: set the parameter and click "Submit" first. Click "FTP test" when completed, the prompt "FTP test succeed" is
displayed. FTP test results may include: 1 a connection to the server. Check the FTP Server 2 Network Error. Later another
try.......
3 Server Error
4 Incorrect username or password
5 The folder could not be opened. Verify that the folder exists and your account is verified
6 Error in PASV mode. Verify that the server supports PASV mode
7 Error in PORT mode. PASV mode should be selected or the unit is not "behind a NAT" 8 to upload File. Your account Is
authorized?

Fig 2.18
2.5.5 motion detection
Go to the Alarm Service Settings page to configure the Motion Detection function.
Motion Detect Armed
When movements are detected (motion detect armed), the camera is triggered to send email alerts and video recordings. In
the camera monitoring page, the green icon red and an alert buzzer is activated, Motion Detect Sensibility (sensitivity)
The sensitivity can be set using numeric values 1 to 10, where 10 is the most sensitive.
I/o PIN connection: 1: output (+ 5V) 2: output 3: Alarm input 4: input (GND-mass) Alarm Input
Armed
Input: the input-pin connection (3-4) you can make a Person Infrared Sensor (PIR) for connecting motion detection. If the
sensor is triggered (the IPCAM can be programmed to send an email with video images or the internal relais-output to operate)
sounds a buzzer.
IO Linkage on Alarm
When an alarm is output Pin1 + 5V, the output is automatically low to lifting of the alarm.
On/off keys to output Pin 1 manually operated.
EMail shipping at Alarm:
First complete the Mail Service
setting.) Upload Image on Alarm:
Select "upload image" on alarm and set the "upload interval" in seconds.
Pre-REC and save to PC:
When "motion detect" is enabled and the camera monitoring page on the PC is open will be started in a few seconds the alarm
video recordings before the triggering took place and are stored on the PC.

Fig 2.19
3 HOW to USE
3.1 step by step:
After the proper installation is the IP camera is switched on, the head turns itself around and stops in the middle.
1) Use a network cable to connect the IP Camera with LAN to connect.
2) Go to "IP Camera Tool" to the basic configuration to do.(details: 2.1)
3) When the IP address of the camera in traffic of the "IP Camera Tool", the basic configuration is completed.
4) Put the "safety property" of IE in the PC when you are watching it for the first time.
5) Camera login (details: 2.2)
6) Now you can use the IP Camera as Visitor, Operator, or Administration in the LAN.
3.2 setting up Wi-Fi IP Camera
1) to the wireless functions of the IP Camera to use a wireless router like linksys needed. 2) go to the
wireless router-setup page (look in the router manual) to go to SSID, Channel, Security Way (NONE,
WEP), Authentication Type, Encryption to look.
3) Go to "Wireless Lan Settings" to set the content in that of the wireless router is obtained, then click on "Submit" to reboot
(restart) the appliance.
Note: the unit supports WEP and WAP Security Encryption.

Fig 3.1
4)Wait at least 30 seconds to remove the ethernet cable, turn off the power supply.
5) Turn off the power supply in, make sure that the ethernet is not connected.
6) After about 30 seconds, if the LED flashes, the wifi mode enabled. 7) Camera login.(details: 2.2)
3.3 connection to Internet via ADSL
Fig 3.2
1) Use a network cable to connect the IP Camera with the PC
2) Go to "IP Camera Tool" to the basic configuration.(details: 2.1)
3)Homepage Login on the Camera as Administrator and go to ADSL Settings-page to the ADSL username and Password to
enter.
4) Select "DDNS service" at the same time and click <Submit> and reboot (restart) the appliance.
5) Connect the IP Camera with ADSL, now you can come in "Camera via the Internet" through the domain name.
Note: use the option "Report ADSL IP by Mail", the ADSL IP is sent to the user via Email.
3.4 accessing the internet through a router
This is done via "shared ADSL". If a router is set up to dial in on the Internet, it is not required to "ADSL dial-up account" and
"password on the IP Camera" set.

Fig 3.3
1) use a Lan cable to connect the IP Camera with LAN to connect. 2) go to
"IP Camera Tool" to the basic configuration to do.(details: 2.1) 3) Login on
the Camera homepage as Administrator.
4) go to DDNS Settings Page for "DDNS service".Click <Submit> and the unit restart.(details: 2.5.3) 5) you can
come in "Camera via the Internet" through the domain name.
3.5 Static IP user
"Static IP user" is not necessary for DDNS to use remotely. When the setting of IP Camera in LAN is complete, you can in
"Camera via the Internet" come through the WAN IP. The WAN IP you can obtain in 2 ways:
Obtain the WAN IP address via the Website
Use the same connection as for IP camera and give in: http://www.whatismyip.com. The current WAN IP address is displayed.
Obtain the WAN IP address through the Router
Take the LINKSYS WRT54G Router as an example,
1) Get the IP address of the router (LAN gateway address), user name and password for logon on the router of Network
Administrator,
2) Enter the LAN IP address of the router (LINKSYS WRT54G default: 192.168.1.1) into the address bar of IE for a logon to
the router; Open the Status page to the WAN address of the router to look up. In this example, the address: 116.25.51.115.

Fig 3.4
Access to IP Camera over the Internet
Enter WAN IP address + port number in IE, eg Http://116.25.51.115: 85
Note: make sure that the "Port mapping" is correct. This mapping can be done in 2 ways:
1 Go to the Setup page of the router that is connected to the ipcamera UPNP mode. Ipcamera "Upnp Settings" give in and
make sure the status is "Upnp success".
2 If your router has the Virtual Folder function. Go to the Setup page of the router, add ipcamera's IP and port to the Virtual
Folder list.
3.6 How to use DDNS
When using ADSL, the IP Camera automatically connected to the Internet via ADSL. For each ADSL reconnection, will
ISP again assign a new IP address for the IP camera to facilitate access. DDNS (Dynamic Domain
Name Server) can the dynamic IP address of an IP camera to a fixed domain name. Therefore, we can open the IP camera
via the fixed domain name or IP address changes or not. The IP address is not required if you are using DDNS via the domain
name to find your network.
1) Go to the website that provides a "free" domain name, register and apply a free domain name, such as
http://www.dyndns.com/
2) Login on the Camera homepage as Administrator go to the "DDNS Service Settings" page, specify the name, password and
Host (details: 2.5.3) in. Click <SUBMIT> and restart the unit.
3) Re-login on the Camera homepage and go to "DDNS Service Settings" page to the DDNS Status check or DynDns
Succeed (successful or not).
4) Go to the "Settings" page, the UPnP UPnPStatus UPnP should be "Succeed". If the status is "Not Succeed", go to the
"Basic Network Settings" page to change the Http port (details: 2.5.2). Click <SUBMIT> and restart the unit.
5) Re-login the Camera homepage to check the DDNS Status and UPnP Status is "Succeed".
6)Domain name (domain name http://ipcam.kicks-ass.net:81/+ port number) entering in the IE address bar, the browser goes
to the IP Camera.
Wait some minutes and the IP Camera will automatically dial in to the Internet, and the connection to the DDNS server is
successfully achieved. The user can access the IP Camera over a WAN by using the DDNS domain name.
If the gateway settings and DDNS settings have been completed, please complete the "DDNS dynamic domain name"
(e.g., http://ipcam.vicp.net/ in (fill in no www.) in the address bar of IE to access the IP Camera.

Fig 3.5
End-of-life articles!!
Consult www.wecycle.nl and/or www.vrom.nl v.w.b. het afdanken van elektronische apparaten in het kader van de
WEEE-regeling. Vele artikelen kunnen worden gerecycled, gooi ze daarom niet bij het huisvuil maar lever ze in bij een
gemeentelijk depot of uw dealer. Lever ook afgedankte batterijen in bij uw gemeentelijk depot of bij de dealer,
zie www.stibat.nl .
All (faulty) articles should during the guarantee period, always return to be sent in its original packaging.
* Subject to:
Specifications are specific, phone can be different. Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Enter no repairs to the appliance; in every case will void the total assurance.
May not be unilaterally modified, also in this case will void the total assurance.
Also voids the warranty in the event of accidents and damage in any form due to improper use and failure to comply with the requirements of
this manual.
Tronios also accepts no liability in case of personal injury as a result of non-compliance with safety instructions and warnings. This also applies
to consequential damages in which form.