Universal Remote Control CAM-MC User manual

Owner’s Manual
CAM-MC
Indoor Network Camera

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TABLE OFCO TE TS
Introduction 1
Features and Benefits 1
Parts Guide 1
CAM-MC Description 2
Basic Installation 3
Communicating with the Camera 4
avigating the Web Interface - Live View 5
avigating the Web Interface - Admin 6
Specifications 7
Limited Warranty Statement 8
End User Agreement 11
Federal Communication Commission
Interference Statement 12
Regulatory Information to the user 13
Declaration of Conformity 14

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Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of the CAM-MC Indoor IP Camera! The
CAM-MC is an indoor IP camera that allows for seamless viewing over the
network with Total Control interfaces such as the TRC-1280, TKP-2000,
TKP-7000, iPad/iPhone (with TC Mobile App inst lled) as well as any future
Total Control graphical interfaces.
Once networked, it sends its image to compatible Total Control graphical
interfaces or any PC (running Internet Explorer) on the same local area
network.
Features and Benefits
• Outputs live video up to 30 fps at V A resolution.
• Uses a progressive scan CMOS sensor, H.264/MJPE dual
encoding and transmission with simultaneous dual streaming
capabilities.
• Video viewable on graphical user interfaces including the TRC-
1280, TKP-2000, TKP-7000, iOS devices or a networked PC.
• Camera requires power via PoE. Use a URC injector (POE-1),
switch (MFSPOE-8) or third party PoE solution.
• The camera has a minimum lux rating of 5.0 for a color image.
Parts Guide
The CAM-MC Indoor Network Camera includes:
1 - CAM-MC Indoor Network Camera
1 – Bracket Body
1 - Bracket Screws
1 - Allen Key
1 - Quick Installation Manual

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CAM-MC Description
Front View
Rear View
Power LED
Lens
LAN LED
Lens uide
Name Description
Power LED Blue – Powered ON
LAN LED reen – Link (when connected to a network)
Lens Lens for built-in camera
Lens uide Used to adjust lens for better focus
Reset
LAN
Connection
Bracket
Connectors

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Name Description
Reset Pressing the “F.D” button will return the unit
back to factory default settings, including the
Admin ID and password.
Bracket Connector Screw hole to mount the camera to bracket
LAN Connector Plug an Ethernet cable from the camera’s LAN
connection to a PoE router or switch like
URC's MFSPOE-8.
(If a PoE switch is not used, you must use a
PoE injector to supply power to the camera.)
Basic Installation
Follow these basic steps to install the Indoor Network Camera CAM-MC.
1. Fasten the camera to your planned location using the supplied
mounting bracket.
2. Plug an Ethernet cable to the LAN port of the camera.
Note: No sep r te power supply is needed s the c mer
receives power vi PoE supply or MFSPOE-8 router.

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Factory Default
Admin ID root
Admin password root
IP address 10.20.30.40
Communicating with the Camera
An IP address is required to view the camera and modify surveillance
options. Once installed, locate the IP address assigned by your router
(which will differ from the default address below). Your router contains a
DHCP table which displays each connected device and its IP address. IP
ddresses norm lly resemble 10.20.30.40 or 192.168.1.xx.
For further information, refer to the router’s documentation.
The camera’s factory default options listed below may have changed
depending upon your router settings made by the Custom Professional
who installed your camera.
1. Enter the camera’s IP address into the web browser’s address bar.
URC recommends using Internet Explorer to view the live surveill nce.
2. The IP camera’s web interface opens. You now have access to the
Live View and Administration sections described next.

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avigating the Web Interface - Live View
Select from the options below to modify the Live View.
Channel Control
Displays multiple camera streams. It modifies the primary and secondary
streams (frame rate, image size, encoding, camera name, rate control
mode, image quality and group of pictures structure) from the Admin
page (Device Configuration> Camera & Motion).
Show Full/ ormal Screen
View live video in either full or normal screen. Also capture images or
video by hovering the mouse cursor over the top left corner to reveal the
Snapshot stream and Video icons. Press the Snapshot icon to save JPE
images or the video icon to save AVI files to your PC. The maximum AVI
recording time is 10 minutes. Press ESC to exit.
Show image in original size
Displays image in its original resolution with zooming capability. Use the
mouse button or keys to zoom-in (+), zoom-out (-), and original size (/).
Draw image by maintaining aspect ratio
Fits video to its original size or to the screen (using the same aspect
ratio). No zooming capability.
Draw image by filling the screen
Resizes the video to fill the entire screen. Zooming is not supported.
Enhanced Draw Mode On/Off
Enhances the image quality of a live video smaller than the original size.
About IP CCTV Information
Shows version information for the CCTV viewer.
Control Bar

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avigating the Web Interface - Admin
Use the Admin interface to modify advanced features for the camera. To
gain acccess to the Admin site, enter the default username and password
(root nd root).
Quick Configuration: A guided step-by-step walkthrough to setup your
camera’s configuration settings. Setup your Server Name Setup, Date &
Time, Network Configuration and IP-CCTV DNS Setup.
System Configuration: View and/or modify system configuration settings
pertaining to the Server Name, Date & Time, Admin Password, User Access
Control and User Registration.
etwork Configuration: Assign the connection network settings for IP,
Netmask, ateway, DNS, Network Ports, Bandwidth Control, Network
Status, IP-CCTV DNS and Port Forwarding.
Device Configuration: Setup the connection between the camera and
server by configuring the Serial Ports, adding Privacy Zone screens, as well
as modifying the camera name and image quality for the Primary and
Secondary streams.
Utilities: View the System Log file, Save the Configuration, Reboot the
camera, revert to the camera’s Factory Default state, and update the
camera’s firmware from System Update.

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Camera Type IP Camera
Image Sensor 1/4" V A progressive scan CMOS
Indoor / Outdoor Use Indoor Only
Lens 3.8mm F2.0, fixed lens
Min. illumination 5 lux color
Video Compression H.264/MJPE
Video Resolution
640X480 (V A)
320X240 (Q V A)
160X112 (QQ V A)
Image quality Control 6 step quality control
Max Streaming Speed Max 30 fps @ V A resolution
Motion Detection n/a
Network Bandwdth Control VBR/CBR
(H.264, 32k~12Mbps)
Network Protocol HTTP, RTP/RTSP, TCP/IP, FTP, Telnet, RARP, PPPoE, SNMP, DHCP, NTP,
SMTP client and etc
Viewer IE6 and later, Firefox, Safari, Chrome.
VLC, QuickTime, etc
Remote Admin. Web based administration,
setup, control, and upgrade
Dynamic IP DDNS / uPnP support
Security Channel-based user password protection
System H/W 32bit Embedded CPU Embedded Linux 128MByte SDRAM
128MByte NAND FLASH
LAN Interface 10/100-base-T
Certification FCC/CE, RoHS
Working Conditions 0°C~ +50°C / 20% ~ 80% RH
Power Supply PoE support (router, switch or injector)
Power Consumption Max 5W, ( 48V, max 100mA )
Size/Weight 40mm(W) x 72mm(D) x 90mm(H)
3.28oz. (Camera Only)
Specifications