Triplett CamView IP Pro Series User manual

8071 & 8073 USER MANUAL
CamView
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SerieS TeSTerS
P/N UM-8071/3 Rev. 1/2018

Thank you for purchasing the Triplett CamView™ Pro/Pro-C/Pro+/Pro-D. Please read the
manual carefully before using the product.
To assure safe use of this product, please read the section on Safety carefully, and observe any
Cautions or Warnings posted there and throughout this manual.
Please keep this manual for future reference.
SAFETY INFORMATION
• Comply with all local electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility rules and regula-
tions when using this device.
• Use original accessories with this equipment to avoid possible damage caused from unap-
proved accessories.
• Accessories supplied are only intended for use with this product. Use with other products or
for other purposes is not recommended.
• Do not expose the product to rain, liquids, or excessive moisture as product damage may
occur.
• Do not expose or use the product in dusty or highly particulate environments.
• Avoid dropping the product or subjecting it to physical shock or high vibrations.
• Avoid leaving the product unattended while recharging it. Charging time should not exceed 8
hours. If the battery becomes hot, disconnect power immediately.
• Do not use the product in an environment containing flammable gases
• Do not attempt to disassemble the product. There are no user serviceable parts inside and
product damage can occur. Contact Triplett customer service if the unit does not function
properly.
• Do not use the product in environments with strong electromagnetic fields.
• Do not handle or operate the product with wet hands.
• Do not use strong detergents or solvents for cleaning the product. Wipe off dirt with a soft
dry cloth, or a soft cloth slightly moistened with water or mild cleaner.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction.......................................................01
1.1 General Use ....................................................01
1.2 Function Summary ...............................................01
1.3 Accessories.....................................................03
2. Device Diagram and Functions .......................................04
2.1 Front of Tester ...................................................04
2.2 Keyboard Features ...............................................06
2.3 Back of Tester ...................................................06
2.4 Top of Tester ....................................................06
2.5 Right Side of Tester ...............................................08
2.6 Left Side of Tester ................................................08
3. Basic Operation ...................................................10
3.1 Installing the Battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
3.2 Recharging the Battery ............................................10
3.3 FAQs About the Battery............................................10
3.4 Lanyard ........................................................11
3.3 Basic Starting Instruction ..........................................11
3.3.1 Turning the Device On or Off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
3.3.2 Selecting Function Mode .......................................11
3.3.3 Using the Flashlight ...........................................11
4. How to Use Your CamView Pro, Pro-C, and Pro+.........................12
4.1 Main Menu .....................................................12
4.2 Testing IP Cameras Using the ONVIF Test Interface. .....................12
4.2.1 Overview. ...................................................12
4.2.2 How to Connect the IP Camera to the Tester ........................12
4.2.3 Using the Interface — Step-by-Step Instructions .....................14
Diagram and Details of OVIF Interface Screen.......................16
4.3 Testing Analog Cameras ...........................................20
4.3.1 Overview ....................................................20
4.3.2 How to Connect the Analog Camera to the Tester. ....................20
4.3.3 Using the Interface — Step-by-Step Instructions .....................22
4.3.4 Analog Video Generator.........................................23

4.3.5 Testing Remote Analog Monitors and Optical Transmitters/Receivers .....24
4.4 RJ45 Ethernet Cable TDR Test. .....................................25
4.4.1 Overview ....................................................25
4.4.2 Testing Length Using TDR ......................................25
4.4.3 Testing for Breaks in Ethernet Cable Using TDR .....................27
4.5 Network Analysis Tools ............................................29
4.5.1 Overview ....................................................29
4.5.2 Network Tools Test Screen and Operation ..........................29
4.6 Recording, Reviewing, and Accessing Snapshots and Videos ..............32
4.6.1 Overview ....................................................32
4.6.2 Recording Screenshots and Video when Testing an IP Camera..........32
4.6.3 Recording Screenshots and Video when Testing an Analog Camera......32
4.6.4 Reviewing the Saved Files ......................................32
4.6.5 Accessing the Saved Files from a Computer ........................32
4.7 Device Settings and Updating the Firmware............................33
4.7.1 Overview ....................................................33
4.7.2 Viewing and Changing Settings ..................................33
4.7.3 Upgrading Firmware and Identifying Current Firmware Version ..........34
4.7.4 Exporting Reports.............................................36
4.8 Audio Test ......................................................37
4.9 RS485 Data Monitor ..............................................37
4.10 Digital Multimeter ...............................................38
Appendix 1: Sample ONVIF Report......................................43
Appendix 2: Technical Specifications....................................44
Appendix 3: DMM Technical Specifications (Pro-D Model only) ..............46
Warranty and Technical Support........................................48

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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 General Use
The CamView IP Pro, Pro-C, Pro+, and Pro-D are designed to facilitate the installation and mainte-
nance of surveillance video equipment. They can be used with Standard Definition analog NTSC/
PAL camera systems and High Definition ONVIF conformant IP (Ethernet) camera systems. They
provide an RS485 port for PTZ control of analog PTZ cameras, and can provide POE for operat-
ing IP cameras, or 12VDC (not to exceed 2A) to power analog cameras. They allow you to per-
form various IP camera tests, Ethernet and network tests, capture video (snapshots and video
recording), playback video, generate video test patterns for monitor checking, and perform analog
camera testing. They also allow you to check microphone/audio sources and even provide a bright
flashlight function. Recorded images and video can be transferred to PCs or other devices via USB
port connection.
The CamView IP Pro-C supports H.264 IP cameras and NTSC/PAL and HD-CVI 2.0 analog
video cameras. The Pro+ supports H.264 IP cameras, as well as NTSC/PAL and AHD 1.0 and
HD-TVI 2.0 analog video cameras. The Pro-D supports H.265 IP cameras, as well as NTSC/PAL,
AHD 2.0, CVI 3.0, and TVI 3.0 cameras. The Pro-C, Pro+, and Pro-D all include additional
Ethernet cable testing functions, including TDR (Time Domain Reflectometry) for length and fault
checking.
These products combine powerful features in a very portable, ergonomic design that will help you
perform your video systems installation and maintenance jobs quickly and efficiently.
1.2 Function Summary
1.2.1 ONVIF IP Camera Test
The Tester will guide you through a step-by-step process to test the functionality of IP cameras,
whether they are connected to an existing network or directly attached to the Tester. These steps
include:
Step 1: Testing Ethernet connections, POE, IP settings, DHCP status/request, or providing
DHCP service to a directly connected camera;
Step 2: Discovering camera(s), accessing camera settings, ONVIF report generation,
showing a snapshot from the currently selected camera; and
Step 3: Displaying live video from the camera, profile/stream settings, and controlling the
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You can adjust the camera’s settings, and record still images or video from the selected camera.
You can also check the audio signal from the camera if it is equipped with a microphone. If the
camera is directly connected, the Tester will provide POE voltage to power the camera.
1.2.2 Standard Definition Analog Camera Test
The Tester can display the analog video signal input from an attached analog camera or video
source with NTSC or PAL format video output. The Tester can provide 12VDC (not to exceed 2A)
to power the camera. If the camera has an RS485 port for PTZ control, the Tester can be used to
test that functionality. The Tester provides support for more than 30 PTZ command formats.
1.2.3 High Definition Analog Camera Test (CamView IP Pro-C, Pro+, and Pro-D Only)
The Tester will display the analog video signal input from an attached analog camera or video
source with AHD 1.0 or TVI 2.0 format video output (CamView Pro+ only); HD-CVI 2.0 (CamView
Pro-C only); or AHD 2.0, CVI 3.0, or TVI 3.0 (CamView IP Pro-D only). The Tester can provide
12VDC (not to exceed 2.0 Amps) to power the camera. If the camera has an RS485 port for PTZ
control, the Tester can be used to test that functionality. The Tester provides support for more than
30 PTZ command formats.
1.2.4 Analog Video Test Pattern
You can select from several common video test patterns stored in the tester and generate
standard definition analog (NTSC or PAL) format video output if you are using the Pro, Pro+, or
Pro-C model. These can be used to test cabling, video recorders, and monitors. The selected
video test pattern is displayed on the Tester’s screen along with the analog video input signal for
simple visual comparison.
The Pro-D model will generate an HD test pattern.
1.2.5 POE and DC Output
The Tester will automatically detect if a camera needs to be supplied with POE when an IP
camera is directly connected to Network Port 1 (i.e., the blue port). Network Port 2 accepts POE to
test the POE output of installed PSE network devices.You may also use the Tester’s 12VDC output
jack to power analog cameras.
1.2.6 Audio Test
The Tester can be used to check audio signal functionality which is input on the Tester’s audio
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1.2.7 Network Test
The Tester may be used to perform several Ethernet network test functions, including:
Network Sniff:
Monitors and displays Ethernet MAC IDs and IP addresses broadcast on the network
Subnet List:
Monitors and displays Ethernet MAC IDs and IP addresses broadcast on the selected
subnet according to IP and mask settings
Ping Test:
Performs the standard ping messaging response test on the specified destination IP
address
1.2.8 RJ45 Cable Test (CamView IP Pro-C, Pro+, and Pro-D Only)
The Tester may be used to check the condition of the RJ45 cable pairs (normal, open, short) and
perform a cable length measurement test using TDR.
1.2.9 Digital Multimeter (CamView IP Pro-D Only)
The CamView IP Pro-D model has a built-in digital multimeter.
1.3 Accessories
One each of the following items are included in the package:
• IP/Analog Camera Tester
• Lanyard
• Battery
• Battery Cover
• Tool Bag with Shoulder Strap
• POE Power Injector
• Network Cable
• BNC Cable
• RS485 Cable
• 12V Power Output Cable
• Audio Cable
• USB Cable
• Screen Protector Film
• Test Leads (Pro-D model only)

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2. DEVICE DIAGRAMS AND FUNCTIONS
2.1 Front of Tester
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Power Indicator — Lights up when powered on.
Title Bar — Displays current function mode and system time.
Display Area — Displays various user interface menus.
On-Screen Instructions — Displays what your options are in the current screen
and how to apply them.
Bumpers — Rubber protectors to improve handling and protect the tester.
QWERTY Keyboard — Flip open this area to access the QWERTY keyboard.
Data Transmission Indicator — Red light flashes when data is being transferred.
Charge indicator — Red when charging, off when fully charged.
Battery Level Icon — Indicates battery Level.
Mode Button/Function Select Key — Click to bring up Function Select menu.
Click multiple times or use Up/Down and Right Arrow Keys to select function.
Setting Button — Brings up Settings Menu for various functions.
Screen Button — Switches full screen video display on/off.
Focus Control Key — Controls PTZ focus and other functions depending on the
individual screen. Use of this button will be indicated by Focus+ / Focus-
Zoom Control Key — Controls PTZ and other functions depending on the
individual screen. Use of this button will be indicated by Zoom+ / Zoom-
Iris Control Key — Controls PTZ Iris and other functions depending on the
individual screen. When altering settings, use Iris+ to confirm and Iris- to cancel.
Arrow Keys — Use these to navigate menus, alter settings, and pan/tilt cameras.
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TAB Key — Press to switch between input fields on the screen (e.g., username to pwd)
CAPS Key — Select to turn Caps Lock on/off
SYMBOL Key — Select to switch between letters and symbols on the keyboard
ENTER Key — Press to click Return/Enter as you would on a computer keyboard
BACKSPACE Key — Press this key to delete / backspace
CAPS/SYMBOL Indicators — Green light illuminates when Caps Lock is on; Red light il-
luminates when Symbol is on. If both lights are off, keyboard will type in lowercase letters.
Built-in Speaker
Battery Cover Latch — Press toward bottom of tester to open battery cover
Battery Cover
LED Lights (one on either side of the top of the tester) — These lights turn on using the
Flashlight feature (double-press the Power button quickly to turn on or off)
Analog Video Input BNC Connector — This is the input from the camera to the tester
Analog Video Output BNC Connector — This is the output from the tester to the
monitor, if needed
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Power Button
• Press and hold for 2 seconds to turn the tester on / off
• Press twice quickly to turn the Flashlight on / off
(Flashlight feature may be used while the tester is on)
Audio Input Jack — 3.5 mm audio connector for plugging in camera audio to test
USB Port — Mini USB Port used to connect computer to the tester to download reports /
videos / screen captures
Reset Button — Use a paperclip to press and hold the Reset Button to reboot the device
if necessary
12V DC Output Jack — 12V / 2A 4mm (internal pin diameter 1.65mm. Used to provide
power to Analog cameras
RS485 Port — Use to test PTZ functions on Analog cameras
Network Port 1 (Blue outline) — 1 Gbps RJ45 Port for ethernet OUT
• Provides POE and network link out to camera
• LINK/ACT Light — Network Port link and data activity indicator (green)
• PSE Light — POE Power Supply Indicator (orange)
Network Port 2 (Green outline) — 1 Gbps RJ45 Port for ethernet IN
• Accepts POE
• Used for charging the tester
• Used as Network Input on an existing network when placing tester in series
with the camera or to run network tests (e.g., ping, sniff, etc.)
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3. BASIC OPERATION
3.1 Installing the Battery
The CamView IP series of testers use a rechargeable lithium-ion polymer battery. To ensure safety
when transporting, always disconnect the battery from the tester. The device may leave the factory
with one of the following two battery placements:
• The battery is placed inside tester and insulated from the contacts with a thin, plastic sheet.
In this case, the user should open the battery cover, take out the battery, remove the plastic
sheet, then put the battery back in, and put the battery cover back on.
• The battery is placed outside the tester. In this case, the user should open the battery cover,
put the battery securely into the battery compartment, and put the battery cover back on.
Note — The tester will automatically turn on when the battery is properly placed in the device for
the first time.
3.2 Charging the Battery
Be sure to fully charge the battery prior to first use. If the battery level is too low, the charge indica-
tor will flash 3 times, and the device won’t turn on.
You should use the POE injector and ethernet cable provided by the manufacturer to charge the
battery. To charge the unit, connect one end of the ethernet cable to the Data/Power-out Port on
the POE Injector, then connect the other end of the ethernet cable to the Network Port 2 (Green
outline) on the tester. Once you have connected the ethernet cable on both ends, plug in the pow-
er cord for the POE Injector into a power outlet. Network Port 2 will light up with an orange light
when the internal battery is recharging.
3.3 Frequently Asked Questions About the Battery
• The Tester uses a lithium-ion polymer battery, which does not have a memory effect. Users
can recharge the battery whenever they want.
• When recharging, the Charge Indicator on the tester will light up red. When the battery is
fully charged, the light will turn off.
• Due to calculation deviation or other reason, the battery level can be as low as 90% when
the charge light turns off. Users can ensure their battery Is fully charged by extending the
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• The battery can also be charged using a POE switch or other POE power sources that
meet the 802.3af / 802.3at standard. However, we strongly recommend using the original
POE injector provided with your Tester. DO NOT USE A NON-STANDARD POE POWER
SUPPLY TO CHARGE THE BATTERY—THIS CAN DAMAGE THE TESTER.
3.4 Lanyard
Users can choose to install the lanyard. The lanyard can help when handling the device, prevent
dropping the device, avoid damage to the device, and prevent loss.
To install the lanyard, put one end of the lanyard through the hole at the top of the device, turn
back and go through the slip-lock (i.e., the plastic piece similar to a buckle).Tighten the lanyard
and confirm that it is locked in position.
3.5 Basic Starting Instruction
3.5.1 Turning the Device On and Off
To turn on the device, press and hold the Power Button for more than 2 seconds. The Power
Indicator will light up green when the device is turned on.
To turn off the device, press and hold the Power Button for more than 2 seconds. When the
device is turned off, the green Power Indicator light will turn off after the device is fully shut down.
Users can also setup the idle auto power off feature.
3.5.2 Selecting Function Mode
When the device is on, press the MODE button to switch to the Function Select menu. Press
MODE multiple times or use the Arrow Keys to select a function.
Press the Right Arrow key to enter the selected function.
3.5.3 Using the Flashlight
Press the Power Button twice quickly to turn the Flashlight on/off. You can use the Flashlight
feature even if the tester is off.
The Flashlight will automatically turn off every time the device is turned on or off (to avoid draining
the battery if the Flashlight is turned on accidentally).
WARNING
The LEDs are high brightness LEDs. When the LEDs are on, do not look
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4. HOW TO USE YOUR CAMVIEW IP PRO, PRO-C, OR PRO+
4.1 Main Menu
When the CamView IP Pro-C/Pro+/Pro-D first boots up, you will see the following Main Screen.
(NOTE—CamView IP Pro Testers will show fewer options.)
You can navigate this screen using the Up or Down Arrow Keys. Once you have highlighted the
function you want to use, press the Right Arrow Key to go to the Interface Screen for that feature.
4.2 Testing IP Cameras using the ONVIF Test Interface
4.2.1 Overview
The ONVIF test function is designed to act as a three-step installation and trouble-shooting guide
for IP Camera testing. It combines Ethernet tests, POE tests, IP settings, camera discovery,
camera authorization, video display, PTZ control, camera settings, and more.
4.2.2 How to Connect the IP Camera to the Tester
There are three ways you can connect your IP cameras in order to test them:
OPTION 1
For Power-over-Ethernet (POE) IP cameras, you can directly connect the camera to the Tester
using the Tester’s Network Port 1 using an ethernet cable. The Tester will first detect the POE
device and then supply power. The POE information and packet activitiy will be displayed on the
screen. (You can verify incoming POE from the Switch by plugging that cable into Network Port 2.)
Note—When powering POE devices, the 12V output of the Tester is disabled. When a
POE powered device requires more power than max power, the POE power output will ter-
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OPTION 2
For non-POE IP cameras, the camera can either be powered using its own 12V power adapter or
using the Tester’s 12V/2A power output. When using the Tester’s 12V/2A output, please use the
12V power cable supplied to connect the Tester’s 12V Output Port to the camera’s 12V power
port. You can then connect the ethernet cable from the IP camera to the Tester’s Network Port 2.
(Do not use Network Port 1 in this case as Network Port 1 may try to supply POE and disable the
12V port at the same time. Be sure to use Network Port 2 in this scenario.)
OPTION 3
You can also connect to IP and Wireless IP cameras through a Network Switch. Simply connect
an ethernet cable from the Switch to either the Tester’s Network Port 1 or Network Port 2. The
network status will show on the Tester’s corresponding network port bar and icons after you turn
the Tester on. The Tester supports MDI/MDIX connection.
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4.2.3 Using the Interface
Once you have connected the IP Camera to the Tester using one of the options listed in the
previous section, follow these steps to perform IP Camera testing:
STEP 1: Power Up the Tester
Press the Power Button on the side of your Tester to turn it on if it is not already powered on.
STEP 2: Select ONVIF Test
On the Main Menu, highlight “ONVIF Test” (press the MODE button to enter the Main Menu if you
are not already on it). Once the “ONVIF Test” option is highlighted, press the Right Arrow Key to
select the test.
STEP 3: Performing the Link Test
The screen should now be showing “1. Link Test” just below the Title Bar. (For more details
about the Link Test screen, see pages 16 - 17.) Confirm activity on Network Port 1 (you should
see a green light flashing on the ethernet port where the camera/network is connected to the
Tester), adjust settings as necessary (e.g., modify the IP, DHCP, or link speed, etc.), then press the
Right Arrow Key to move to the Discover screen.
STEP 4: Discovering the Camera
When entering the Discover screen, theTester software will broadcast an ONVIF discover message to
discover ONVIF cameras. You may need to wait a few minutes for the Tester to find all of the
cameras, particularly if it is a large network. The text above the list will show the number of
cameras discovered. If there is more than one camera listed, Arrow Up/Down to highlight the
camera you want to test.
Some cameras may not respond to the ONVIF discover request, or cannot reply due to different IP
subnet settings. In this case, you should return to Step 2 and set the Tester’s local IP to be within
the same subnet as the camera (remember, your Tester’s IP cannot be in conflict with other de-
vices on the network). After that is done, enter Step 3 to try discovering the cameras again. If the
camera(s) still cannot be discovered, then you can use the Manual Add function.
Manually Adding a Camera:
To manually add a camera, you must know the camera’s exact IP and ONVIF service path.
Once you have that information, press Zoom- while on the Discover screen, type the
camera’s IP address into the field labelled “URL”, then press the TAB Key to add the
ONVIF path.
For example, if the camera’s IP address is 10.1.1.100, you would enter that into the “URL”
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IP address to include “.../onvif/device_service” at the end of the original 10.1.1.100 address.
The final result will look like this: http://10.1.1.100/onvif/device_service.
Press Iris+ to accept the settings and return to the Discover screen.
You may also notice the Discover screen has a different set of On-Screen Options than what was
on the Link Test screen, including Rediscover (which will run by pressing Focus-), Manual Add
(accessible by pressing Zoom-), Refresh Pic (which will snap a new image from the camera by
pressing Iris-), and so forth. Take a few minutes to review the On-Screen Options as you explore
each screen.
STEP 5: Selecting and Accessing the Camera
Once you have highlighted the camera you want to test on the Discover screen, press the RIGHT
ARROW Key to select that camera.
If the camera requires a Username and Password, a notice will display on the right side of the
screen saying “Authorization Required”. In this case, you will need to press Iris- to access the
Username/Password screen. You can then open the flip keyboard to fill in the Username and
Password (use the TAB Key to move between the fields, then press the RETURN Key when you
are done).
Once you have accessed the camera, a snapshot from the camera will appear on the right side
of the Discover screen. Information about the camera’s resolution, framerate, and compression
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Network Port 1 Status Information — Also referred to as the Blue Bar, all of the
information for the camera connected to Port 1 (blue RJ45 port on the side of the Tester)
will show in this row.
Network Port 2 Status Information — Also referred to as the Green Bar, all of the
information from the network connected to Port 2 (green RJ45 port on the side of the
Tester) will show in this row.
IP Test Information — Also referrred to as the Gray Bar, this area shows the IP informa-
tion and status of the Tester and clients.
Available Operations for Link Testing — Follow the on-screen instructions to access or
modify specific settings, such as:
• Set Link Speed — Press Zoom+/- to modify link speed
• Self DHCP — Press Focus- to enable Self-generating DHCP. Use if no
network is set up yet and you are connecting directly to a camera. The
Tester will set the local IP to static, start the DHCP server, and wait for a
remote DHCP request from the camera. DO NOT USE if connecting
through an existing network as this will cause an IP conflict.
• Manual IP — Press SET button to enter Manual IP screen
• Search DHCP — Press Iris- to have the tester request DHCP from an
existing network. The server’s assigned address will show in the gray bar.
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