SUNBA Network Series User manual

Performance Series
Dedicated PTZ for Residential and Small Business
Network PTZ Camera
User Guide V1.0
2021/03
Version 1.0
Visit http://performance.sunbatech.com to access the step by step
YouTube video tutorials for setting up Sunba IP PTZ camera.

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FCC Verication (U.S.A)
MENU
The device has been tested and complies with with limits set by Part 15 of Federal
Communication Commission (Class B).
The operation of the device is thus limited by the following two conditions:
1) it might not cause harmful interference to any authorized radio communica-
tions, and 2) it must accept any interference it received.
1.Connection and Installtion
2.Login and Live View
3.Network Setting
4.Video and Image Setting
5.Account Management
6.Preset and Patrol
7.Remote Access
8.Third Party Compatibility
9.Video Motion Detection
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10.Smart Event Conguration
11.Forget Password
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Audio Monitoring Disclaimer
US Code, Title 18. Sec. 2510 & 2511 (2) (d) prohibits audio monitoring unless there
are public signs posted giving clear indication that the communication is being
monitored. Therefore, it is required to exhibit posting of signage, a disclaimer, on
the public entrances and exits, notifying all that “Audio Monitoring on These Prem-
ises.”
Sunba provides such warning decal along with every IP camera. It is the responsi-
bility of user to clearly post the decal and verify State law to guarantee any deploy-
ment compliance.

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1.2 Micro SD Card Installation
Pan Tilt Zoom Camera
Bullet Camera
1.Connection and Installation
1.1 Connection
PoE Injector
Router
Router
1. DC Power
2. PoE+ Power
Phone Pad Computer
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WARNING! It is important to perform a pre-installation test (bench-test) indoor prior to
outdoor installation.
The camera can be powered by a DC12V power adapter (came with the package) and transmit video data
using a network cable to a router/switch.
The camera can also be connected to a PoE injector/switch which would let the network cable supply both
power and data connection.
Sunba PTZ camera requires the PoE adapter (switch/injector) to support IEEE 802.3at standard, which is
also known as PoE+.
Sunba IP camera comes with a built-in micro SD card slot that can store videos and snapshots.
Insert the TF card as directed by the
arrow.
Remove the 4 screws to take o the
camera back cover.
Remove the 4 screws located on the
top of the camera.
Open the top cover, and insert the TF
card as directed by the arrow.
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2.2 Web Browser
[Windows] Use Guard Tool to identify the IP address of the camera.
[Mac] Use Guard Station (Device Management) to identify the IP address of the camera.
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2.Login and Live View
2.1 Smartphone
Download Guard Viewer App
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Tap to show the
sidebar, and go to the
Devices option to add
device:
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Download on
the Google Play
Download on
the App Store
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2Sign up a cloud
account. Select
“international” service
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Note: Auto LAN search only works if the http port of the camera remains unchanged (default 80). If the
http port has been changed, the camera can only be added manually with its corresponding new port.
You can add device by Auto Search in LAN if your smartphone is connected to
the same network as the camera. Select the device that you want to add.
Enter the username and password of the camera.
The default account is admin/123456.
Go back to the Device list from the side bar, tap
the device that was just added and select “Start
Live View”.
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You can control pan tilt zoom, call preset,
check TF card status and playback from the
app. For details on how to use the
smartphone app, please visit:
http://gvapp.sunbatech.com
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You would be prompted to install the web plugin of the camera if you are using Internet Explorer.
Alternatively, you are able to manually download the web plugin from Sunba website:
https://sunbatech.com/download/
2.3 Guard Station Client Tool (Mac & Windows)
Install Guard Station client.
Default Username: admin
Default password: 123456
Default Username: admin
Default password: 123456
You can login using the credential above and set a customized password later.
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Chrome and Firefox are Plug-in free (in both Mac and Windows system) , but doesn’t currently support
record playback in browser. More browser integration will be supported through future firmware
upgrade.
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Then you can go to web browser and input the url address of the camera with the “http://” prefix.
For example, http://192.168.1.89
The client credential is set to protect
unauthorized access to the surveil-
lance soware/data, and is NOT the
same credential for the IP camera.

The camera should show “online” status if it has been successfully connected to the Guard Station
client, otherwise please click the pencil icon to modify values to establish a successful connection.
Double click the device name on the list to enable live viewing:
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Please go to the Live View section under Control Panel:
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Please proceed to the “Device Management” tab to add your IP camera to the client soware:
The IP camera should automatically display under “Online Device” on the lower section. Select the
camera, and click “+Add” to add the camera to the upper section.

The HTTP port has default value of 80, and if you change
the default HTTP port, the url for logging into the camera
must be http://IP:HTTP Port.
Modify the settings as required. The following table describes some major
parameters.
Parameter Description
TLS/SSL
Attach Image
Username/
Password
3.2 Port Conguration
3.3 Email Alert
Click Setup > Network > Port.
Click Setup > Network > E-mail.1
3.Network Setting
3.1 Change IP and x the IP address of the camera
Click Setup > Network > Network.
Click Save.
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Select Static from the Obtain IP Address drop-down list.
Enter the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Defualt Gateway address
you would like to modify. Make sure the IP address of the camera is
unique on the network.
For SUNBA Performance Series IPC, HTTP port is equivalent to the ONVIF port. Please note
all ports must have unique value to each other.
2Aer the configuration of E-mail, when alarms are riggered, the
camera will send messages with alarm snapshots to the specified
E-mail address.
3Configure relevant parameters of the sender and the recipient. You
may end a test email aer setting the recipient address. The following
table describes some major parameters.
When enabled, the e-mail will be encrypted using TLS (Transport Layer Security)
or Secure Socket Layer (SSL) to protect privacy. irst it tries to send through an SSL
connection. If the SMTP server supports SSL, the e-mail will be sent through the
SSL connection; otherwise, it tries to send using STARTTLS.
When enabled, the e-mail will contain 3 instant snapshots as attachment accord-
ing to the number you set via Capture Interval.
Username and password of the registration email address. The password allows
the following special characters \ / : * ? ’ ” < > | % &

Set the IP address and port for the FTP server,
username and password used to upload
images to the FTP server, select Upload
Images, Overwrite Storage and set Overwrite
At (threshold for overwriting images). Some
camera models support FTP test. You may test
FTP aer completing FTP settings correctly.
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General
Smart
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Click Save.
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Click Save.
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3.4 FTP Alert
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Aer the configuration of FTP, you will be able to upload snapshots from network cameras to the specified
FTP server.
Restrictions on FTP entries:
1.The FTP server must be in numeric format (IP) and doesn’t support domain as input.
2.The password of FTP doesn’t support special characters.
Click Setup > Storage > FTP.
There are two sections of FTP upload.
The general FTP configuration is for snapshots (except for face detection) saved through the general alarm
events. The smart FTP configuration is for uploading snapshots taken from smart events such as face
capture.
3Set the path for saving snapshots on the FTP
server and the file name format. For example,
set path as Preset No.\\IP Address\\-
Date\\Hour(s), and set file name as Preset
No.-PTZ Zoom-PTZ Latitude-PTZ Longitude.-
jpg.
1Click Setup > Storage > FTP. Go to General tab.
Set the IP address and port of the FTP server,
username and password to upload images to
the FTP server.
Set the path for saving snapshots on the FTP
server and the file name format. For
example, set path as Preset No.\\IP
Address\\Date, and set file name as Preset
No.-PTZ Latitude-PTZ Longitude-PTZ
Zoom.jpg.

Video
Compression
Parameter Configuration
Frame Rate
Bitrate Type
Image Quality
I Frame
Interval
GOP
SVC
Three options: H.265, H.264 and MJPEG.
Note:
The bit rate changes to the default when you change the setting between H.264
and H. 265. The default bit rate for H.265 is half of that for H.264.
Video Image Quality cannot be set when Video Compression is set to H.265 or
H.264. When Compression set to MJPEG, only three frame rates are available: 1, 3
and 5; and Bit Rate, I Frame Interval, Smoothing and U-Code cannot be set.
When Encoding Mode is VBR, you can move the slider to adjust quality
level for images. Moving the slider toward Bit Rate decreases the bit rate and may
aect image quality. Moving the slider toward Quality increases the bit rate and
improves image quality.
Frame rate for encoding images. Unit: FPS (frame per second).
Note:
To ensure image quality, note that the frame rate should not be greater than the
reciprocal of shutter speed.
4.Video and Image Setting
Click Setup > Video & Audio > Video.
4.1 Video Setting
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You can set video parameters that your camera supports. If available,
you may also enable sub-stream and third stream as required.
CBR: Constant Bit Rate, which means that the camera transmits data at a constant
data rate.
VBR: Variable Bit Rate, which means that the camera adjusts the bit rate dynami-
cally according to image quality.
Interval at which an I frame is encoded. Normally, a shorter I frame interval oers
better image quality but consumes more bandwidth.
Group Of Pictures in MPEG video encoding. This parameter specifies the order in
which intra-frames (I frame) and inter-frames are arranged.
SVC (Scalable Video Coding) can reduce storage without compromising playback
quality.

2Set the parameters as required. The following table
describes some major parameters.
Exposure
Click Setup > Image > Image and then click
Exposure.
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4.2 Image Setting
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Smoothing
Image Enhancement
Click Setup > Image > Image and then click Image
Enhancement.
Set the extent of smoothing. Choosing Clear means disabling Smoothing. Moving
the slider toward Smooth increases the level of smoothing but will aect image
quality.
Note:
In a poor network environment, you can enable smoothing to get more fluent
video.
Use the sliders to change the settings. You may also
enter values directly. The following table describes
some major parameters.
Item Description
Brightness Set the degree of brightness of
images.
Saturation The amount of a hue contained in a color.
Contrast Set the degree of dierence
between the blackest pixel and
the whitest pixel.
Sharpness Contrast of boundaries of
objects in an image.
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U-Code
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Basic Mode: The actual bit rate is around 3/4 of the set bit rate.
Advanced Mode: The actual bit rate is around 1/2 of the set bit rate.
Note:
When U-Code is enabled, video compression only supports H.264 and H.265.
MJPEG is not supported.
When U-Code is enabled, the capture mode does not support frame rates higher
than 30.
Parameter Description
Exposure Select the correct exposure mode to achieve the desired exposure eect.
Automatic: The camera automatically adjusts exposure according to the
environment.

Day/Night
Mode
Day/Night
Sensitivity
Automatic: The camera outputs the optimum images according to the light
condition. In this mode, the camera can switch between night mode and day mode
automatically.
Night: The camera provides high-quality black and white images using the existing
light
Day: The camera provides high-quality color images using the existing light.
Light threshold for switching between day mode and night mode. A higher
sensitivity means that the camera is more sensitive to the change of light and
becomes more easily to switch between day mode and night mode.
Note:
You can set this parameter only when Day/Night Mode is set to Automatic.
Compensa-
tion
Shutter
Gain (dB)
Slow Shutter
Slowest
Shutter
Metering
Control
Custom: The user sets exposure as needed.
Indoor 60Hz: Reduce stripes by limiting shutter frequency.
Manual: Finetune image quality by setting shutter, gain and iris manually.
Low Motion Blur: Control the minimum shutter to reduce motion blur in faces
captured in motion.
Shutter is used to control the light that comes into the lens. A fast shutter speed is
ideal for scenes in quick motion. A slow shutter speed is ideal for scenes that
change slowly.
Note: You can set a shutter speed when Exposure Mode is set to Manual or Shutter
Priority.
If Slow Shutter is set to O, the reciprocal of the shutter speed must be greater
than the frame rate.
Control image signals so that the camera outputs standard video signals according
to the light condition.
Note:
You can set this parameter only when Exposure Mode is set to Manual or Gain
Priority.
Improves image brightness in low light conditions. Note:
You can set this parameter only when Exposure Mode is not set to Shutter Priority
and when Image Stabilizer is disabled.
Set the slowest shutter speed that the camera can use during exposure. Note:
You can set this parameter only when Slow Shutter is set to On.
Adjust the compensation value as required to achieve the desired eects. Note:
You can set this parameter only when Exposure Mode is not set to Manual.
Set the way the camera measures the intensity of light.
Center-Weighted Average Metering: Measure light mainly in the central part of
images.
Evaluative Metering: Measure light in the customized area of images.
Highlight compensation: Ignore the brightness of the overexposed area of images.
But selecting this setting will decrease the overall brightness of the image.
Face Metering: Adjust image quality in poor lighting conditions by controlling the
brightness of captured face in Face scene.
Note:
You can set this parameter only when Exposure Mode is not set to Manual.
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Parameter
Lighting
Type
Control
Mode
Description
Select the correct IR control mode and set the parameters. The following table
describes some major parameters.
Smart Illumination
Click Setup > Image > Image and then
click Image Enhancement.
Infrared: The camera uses infrared light illumination.
White Light: The camera uses white light illumination (only for cameras support
white light).
Note:
When Control Mode is set to Manual, camera can set illumination level from
0~1000.
Day/Night
Switching(s)
WDR
WDR Level
Suppress
WDR Stripes
Set the length of time before the camera switches between day mode and night
mode aer the conditions for switching are met.
Note:
You can set this parameter only when Day/Night Mode is set to Automatic.
Enable WDR to distinguish the bright and dark areas in the same image.
Note:
You can set this parameter only when Exposure Mode is neither Customize nor
Manual and when Image Stabilizer is disabled.
Aer enabling the WDR function, you can improve the image by adjusting the
WDR level.
Note:
Use level 7 or higher when there is a high contrast between the bright and dark
areas of the scene. In the case of low contrast, it is recommended to disable WDR
When enabled, the camera can automatically adjust slow shutter frequency
according to the frequency of light to minimize stripes that may appear in
images.
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Global Mode: The camera adjusts IR illumination and exposure to achieve
balanced image eects. Some areas might be overexposed if you select this
option. This option is recommended if monitored range and image brightness
are your first priority.Overexposure Restrain: The camera adjusts IR illumination
and exposure to avoid regional overexposure. Some areas might be dark if you
select this option. This option is recommended if clarity of the central part of the
image and overexposure control are your first priority.
Road: This mode oers strong illumination in whole and is recommended for
monitoring wide-ranging scenes, for example, road.
Park: This mode oers uniform light and is recommended for monitoring small
range scenes with many obstacles, for example, industrial parks.
Manual: This mode allows you to manually control the intensity of IR illumina-
tion.
Indoor: This mode is recommended for application in indoor scenes.

Click Setup > Image > Image and then click Focus.
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Click Setup > Image > Image and then click White Balance.
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Select a white balance mode as required. The following table describes some major parameters.
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Select the focus mode as required.
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Focus
White Balance
Description
Focus Mode
Scene
Parameter
White balance is the process of osetting unnatural color cast in images under dierent color tempera-
tures so as to output images that best suit human eyes.
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Illumination
Level
Set the intensity level of the IR light. The greater the value, the higher the intensity. 0
means that the IR light is turned o.
Near-illumination Level: You are recommended to set this parameter first for a
wide-angle scene.
Mid-illumination Level: You are recommended to set this parameter first if the scene
requires an intermediate focal length.
Far-illumination Level: You are recommended to set this parameter first if the scene
requires a telephoto view.
Normal: Used for common scenes, such as road and industrial park.
Long Distance: Used for long-distance monitoring on a road. For example, when the
camera is installed over 30 meters high to monitor a distant road intersection.
Auto Focus: The camera focuses automatically according to the current light
condition.
Manual Focus: Manually adjust camera focus as required.
One-Click Focus: The camera is triggered to focus once when rotating, zooming or
going to a preset.
One-Click Focus (IR): In a low light condition such as during night hours or in a dark
house, this focus mode achieves better eects with the IR light turned on.

Red Oset Adjust the red oset manually.
Note:
You can set this parameter only when White Balance is set to Fine Tune.
Adjust the red oset manually.
Note:
You can set this parameter only when White Balance is set to Fine Tune.
Blue Oset
On Screen Display (OSD) is the text displayed on the screen with video images and may include
time and other customized contents.
Click Setup > Image > OSD.
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Users can customize the position, content and display of the text.
To change the position of the OSD text, click the desired box in the Live View area.
Aer the cursor shape is changed, click and hold the button
to move the box to the desired position.
To change the text of the OSD, the drop-down list of Overlay OSD Content provides Time, Preset and
Serial Info. You may also select Custom and enter the content you want.
To set the position precisely, input the X-axis and Y-axis
under Overlay Area.
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4.3 OSD Setting
White Balance Adjust the red or blue oset of the image:
Auto/Auto2: The camera adjusts the red and blue oset automatically according
to the light condition (the color tends to be blue). If the images are still unnatu-
rally red or blue in Auto mode, please try Auto2.
still unnaturally red or blue in Auto mode, please try Auto2.
Fine Tune: Allow you to adjust the red and blue oset manually.
Outdoor: Suitable for outdoor environment with a relatively greater color
temperature range.
Locked: Lock the current color temperature without change.
Sodium Lamp: The camera adjusts red and blue oset automatically according
to the light condition (the color tends to be red).
Parameter Description
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To mask a position: Click the box (with
Mask displayed on it) to activate the mask.
Move the cursor to the edge of the box
until the cursor shows , drag the box to
the intended position.
There are two types of users in the system:
1. Administrator: referred to as “admin” in this manual. The default name of the administrator is
admin, which cannot be modified. Admin has full permission and can manage all users and devices.
Only one admin user is allowed in the system.
2. Common user: referred to as “user” in this manual. User only has permission to play live and
recorded video. Up to 32 common users are allowed in the system.
You can add a user on the user management interface (under Setup > Security > User).
Aer the user is added successfully, you can change the password by entering the new password or delete
the user by clearing the username.
The following section is only for SUNBA Performance Series PTZ cameras.
To modify the password of the account, select the user on the
list and click “Edit”. You will be asked to enter your Admin
main password in order to assign a new password to the
account.
6.Preset and Patrol
5.Account Management
Click Common > User.
The camera comes with the default account as follows:
Username: admin
Password: 123456
Private Mask
On certain occasions, you may need to set a mask area on the camera image to protect privacy. For
example, if you are live broadcasting the camera, and have a private zone you don’t want to hide from the
audience, you can setup a private mask. Alternatively, if the camera is installed at the bank, you may want
to hide the ATM keyboard to protect the privacy of customers. You can set up to 8 private mask zones.
Click Setup > Image > Privacy Mask.
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2Click “Add” to add a privacy mask, and
click to delete a mask.
When privacy mask is configured, the intended area is
blocked.
To mask an area: Use the mouse to draw
a box on the area you want to mask.
To delete an area: Click the mask on the
list, and click “delete”.
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The number and preset name will appear under the preset list.
Move the cursor to the preset, and click “ ” to call the preset.
Click “ ” to delete the preset.
88 Call Run the patrol for preset 1~10
Run the patrol for preset 11~20
Run the patrol for preset 21~30
Call
Call
Call Run the patrol for preset 31~40
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90
91
Click “ ” to call the preset.
2Add a Patrol Route
Click Patrol on the control panel, and click “+” on lower right corner.
On the Add Patrol page, enter the route ID and name, and then click Add to
add a patrol action.
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6.1 Preset
6.2 Patrol
Presets are sets of locations that the camera can memorize and travel to directly when being called. It is
available only in pan, tilt and zoom cameras. Each preset location will correspond to a number from the
preset list. You can also add text notes for each preset location.
A patrol is the process of travelling through each preset location with designated order (for example,
from preset 1 to 10) and dwell time at each preset.
A patrol is also known as a cruise or a tour.
In order for the camera to go to the designated location, you
must first “add” a preset, and then “call” it.
There are two methods of setting up the patrol aer you have defined the corresponding location
preset.
First, please add preset 88-91. Then call preset 88~91 to start the patrol. A special preset doesn’t
correspond to a location (it doesn’t memorize preset position), but a command that the PTZ camera will
follow. Below is the special preset list for patrol.
To set a preset location, control the PTZ panel and have the
camera point to the desired location, then click “Add.” A
window will pop out, and you can assign a number and add a
name to this specific preset location.
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6.3 Special Preset List
Note: Even though special preset doesn’t correlate to a location, you still have to “add” the preset
first to the preset list and then “call” it.
When action type is set to Go to Preset, up to 64 actions are allowed.
When action type is set to Move Direction and Zoom, only 32 actions are allowed.
Thus, a patrol action created from the patrol panel include:
- Go to a preset and stay for a certain amount of time before going to the next preset.
- Rotate at the set speed in the set direction for a certain amount of time, zoom and stay at a
set position for a certain amount of time, or patrol repeatedly if Keep Rotating is selected.
Note: Guard Station only allows “go to preset” to be set as the actions of patrol. If you want to add
versatile actions such as move directions/zooms, it is recommended to use the web interface
(Chrome/Firefox/IE).
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81 Set
82 Set
82 Call
83 Call
88
89
90
91
92
Call
Call
Call
Call
Call
98
100
101
102
103
Call
Call
Call
Call
Call
Call
Preset
Number
Command Description
Calibrate camera horizontal and vertical position. Perform 81+call when
the camera stuck in position and cannot pan/tilt further within its claimed
range.
Set the le boundary for auto scan
Set the right boundary for auto scan
Clear all presets
Run the auto scan (you must set a le and right scan boundary first)
Run the patrol for preset 1~10
Run the patrol for preset 11~20
Run the patrol for preset 31~40
Reset the mainboard to factory setting
Run the patrol for preset 21~30
360 degrees automatic scan
Turn on the infrared LED manually
Automatically turn on/o the infrared LED in response to day/night switch
Turn on both sides of the infrared LED manually
Turn o the infrared LED manually
97+180 Call Call preset 97 and preset 180 consecutively to set the PARK ACTION to
NONE

97+181 Call
97+182 Call
97+183 Call
97+184 Call
Call preset 97 and preset 181 consecutively to set the PARK ACTION to 360
degrees scan
Call preset 97 and preset 182 consecutively to set the PARK ACTION to auto
scan (you must set the boundary first)
Call preset 97 and preset 183 consecutively to set the PARK ACTION to Preset
1
Call preset 97 and preset 184 consecutively to set the PARK ACTION to Preset
8
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97+185 Call
Call preset 97 and preset 185 consecutively to set the PARK ACTION to Patrol
Group 1
97+186 Call
97+187 Call
97+188
Call
97+160;
97+161;
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97+169
Call
97+170;
97+171;
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97+179
Call
97+200;
97+201;
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97+215
Call
Call preset 97 and preset 186 consecutively to set the PARK ACTION to Patrol
Group 2
Call preset 97 and preset 187 consecutively to set the PARK ACTION to Patrol
Group 3
Call preset 97 and preset 188 consecutively to set the PARK ACTION to Patrol
Group 4
Call preset 97 and preset 160 consecutively to set the Park Action Start Time
to 15s;
Call preset 97 and preset 161 consecutively to set the Park Action Start Time
to 16s;
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(1 second added per preset increment)
Call preset 97 and preset 169 consecutively to set the Park Action Start Time
to 25s;
Call preset 97 and preset 170 consecutively to set the Park Action Start Time
to 30s;
Call preset 97 and preset 171 consecutively to set the Park Action Start Time
to 35s;
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(5 second added per preset increment)
Call preset 97 and preset 179 consecutively to set the Park Action Start Time
to 75s;
Call preset 97 and preset 200 consecutively to set the Patrol Dwell Time to
10s;
Call preset 97 and preset 201 consecutively to set the Patrol Dwell Time to
15s;
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(5 second added per preset increment)
Call preset 97 and preset 215 consecutively to set the Patrol Dwell Time to
85s;
97+225;
97+226;
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97+229
Call
Call preset 97 and preset 225 consecutively to set the Frame Scan Speed to 1;
Call preset 97 and preset 226 consecutively to set the Frame Scan Speed to 2;
…………
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(1 speed added per preset increment)
Call preset 97 and preset 229 consecutively to set the Frame Scan Speed to 5;

Note: one camera can only be connected to one cloud account. Once connected through P2P, the
P2P page will display the current cloud user. You must manually logout the current user before
connecting using P2P with another cloud account.
To activate the P2P function, please register a cloud
account first. The registration option would be available
in each of the following client/app below.
7.1 Port Forwarding
Port forwarding enables remote access by mapping traic through specific ports to specific device on
the LAN (Local Area Network).
7. Remote Access
For Sunba Performance IP cameras, customers need to forward HTTP Port (80) for live viewing and
controlling.
If customers would want to use RTSP live streaming or use 3rd party soware that streams over RTSP,
then the RTSP port (554) needs to be forwarded as well.
Each Sunba IP camera has a unique P2P Register Code.
P2P is supported by smartphone, web interface, and
desktop client (Mac & PC).
Users can find the P2P code via Setup->Network->P2P.
The register code corresponds to the P2P code.
It is recommended to modify the default port for security purpose.
Peer-to-peer cloud is another technology that
establishes remote connection with your camera that
doesn’t require any ports to be opened. Instead, it
would form a direct “handshake” between your
smartphone and the camera through an authentication
server that ensures the device belongs to SUNBA
Performance Series camera.
7.2 P2P Cloud
To protect your privacy, please don’t
share the QR code with others.
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2Desktop Client
In the Guard Station client, go to Device Management and select Cloud Device.
Login to your registered cloud account, and any device associated with the cloud ID will show up.
Click Device Details to add/delete IP camera to your cloud account.
Note: the Register code
appeared on the Guard
Viewer app might be
disguised to protect user
privacy.
In the Guard Viewer app, please register an account first, and then prompt to add device, and select scan.
You can scan the QR code found on
the webpage to add the camera.
1Smartphone
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