urmet domus H.265 5M ECO 2 User manual

DS1099-130
Mod.
1099
H.265 5M ECO 2 IP Camera
Bullet Camera IP Sch. 1099/500A Bullet Camera IP Varifocal Sch. 1099/501A
Bullet Camera IP Varifocal Sch.1099/502A Camera IP 1099/550A
Dome Camera IP Varifocal 1099/551A Vandal Dome IP Sch. 1099/552A

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H.265 5M ECO 2 IP Camera
Bullet Camera IP Deterrence Sch. 1099/208A

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USER MANUAL
CONTENTS
1Introduction................................................................................................................................................5
2Product Description ..................................................................................................................................6
2.1 Technical characteristics...........................................................................................................6
2.2 Opening the Box........................................................................................................................6
2.3 Warnings ...................................................................................................................................7
3Overview.....................................................................................................................................................9
3.1 Range of Application .................................................................................................................9
3.2 Product description....................................................................................................................9
3.3 Operating environment..............................................................................................................9
3.4 IP Camera Connector Layout (Where FEATURED) .............................................................. 10
4Operating instructions........................................................................................................................... 11
4.1 Checking the Connection ....................................................................................................... 11
4.2 Searching for the Device........................................................................................................ 11
4.3 Installation of Controls and Login to the System.................................................................... 12
5Login........................................................................................................................................................ 12
5.1 First Camera Login................................................................................................................. 12
5.2 Preview................................................................................................................................... 14
5.3 Recovery password................................................................................................................ 14
5.3.1 Security Question Verification.....................................................................................................................15
5.3.2 Certificate of authorisation ..........................................................................................................................15
5.3.3 Super code .................................................................................................................................................15
6Live .......................................................................................................................................................... 16
6.1 PTZ Control ............................................................................................................................ 17
7Local settings ......................................................................................................................................... 17
8Playback.................................................................................................................................................. 18
8.1 General................................................................................................................................... 18
8.2 playback controls.................................................................................................................... 18
9Remote Setting ....................................................................................................................................... 19
9.1 Display Configuration ............................................................................................................. 19
9.1.1 Live.............................................................................................................................................................19
9.1.2 Image Control .............................................................................................................................................20
9.1.3 Privacy Zone...............................................................................................................................................21
9.2 Record.................................................................................................................................... 21
9.2.1 Encode........................................................................................................................................................21
9.2.2 Record........................................................................................................................................................22
9.2.3 Schedule.....................................................................................................................................................23
9.3 Event....................................................................................................................................... 23
9.3.1 Setup ..........................................................................................................................................................23
9.3.1.1 MOTION DETECTION.............................................................................................................................23
9.3.1.2 SOUND DETECTION ..............................................................................................................................24
9.3.2 Alarm output settings ..................................................................................................................................25
9.3.2.1 Motion detection.......................................................................................................................................25
9.3.2.2 I/O (INPUT/OUTPUT) [where featured]....................................................................................................26
9.3.2.3 Sound detection.......................................................................................................................................27
9.4 Only for model 1099/208A...................................................................................................... 28
9.4.1 PIR alarm management..............................................................................................................................28
9.4.2 Deterrence function check ..........................................................................................................................29
9.5 Network .................................................................................................................................. 29
9.5.1 General.......................................................................................................................................................29
9.5.1.1 General (Network)....................................................................................................................................29
9.5.1.2 PPPoE.....................................................................................................................................................30
9.5.1.3 SNMP......................................................................................................................................................30
9.5.1.4 Port Configuration....................................................................................................................................31
9.5.2 E-Mail (E-Mail configuration).......................................................................................................................31
9.5.3 FTP.............................................................................................................................................................32
9.5.4 RTSP..........................................................................................................................................................33
9.5.5 DDNS Configuration ...................................................................................................................................33
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9.5.6 HTTPS........................................................................................................................................................34
9.5.7 IP Filter .......................................................................................................................................................35
9.6 Device..................................................................................................................................... 36
9.6.1 DISK ...........................................................................................................................................................36
9.6.2 Audio...........................................................................................................................................................37
9.6.3 Cloud ..........................................................................................................................................................38
9.7 System.................................................................................................................................... 39
9.7.1 General.......................................................................................................................................................39
9.7.1.1 Date and Time.........................................................................................................................................39
9.7.1.2 Daylight Saving Time...............................................................................................................................39
9.7.2 MULTI USER..............................................................................................................................................40
9.7.3 MAINTENANCE..........................................................................................................................................41
9.7.3.1 Log ..........................................................................................................................................................41
9.7.3.2 Load Default: ...........................................................................................................................................42
9.7.3.3 Upgrade:..................................................................................................................................................42
9.7.3.4 Parameter Management ..........................................................................................................................43
9.7.3.5 Auto Reboot.............................................................................................................................................43
9.7.4 Information..................................................................................................................................................44
10 Technical Specifications for the Bullet 5M ECO 2 ip cameras ......................................................... 45
11 Technical Specifications for the dome 5M ECO 2 ip cameras........................................................... 47
12 Technical Specifications for the Bullet DETERRENCE ECO 2 IP Cameras...................................... 49
13 Maximum recording time with SD Card ............................................................................................... 50
13.1 Ref. 1099/500A –1099/501A –1099/502A –1099/550A –1099/551A –1099/552A –
1099/208A50
14 Appendix ................................................................................................................................................. 51
14.1 Router Port Forwarding.......................................................................................................... 51
14.2 Installing ActiveX .................................................................................................................... 52
14.3 Frequently Asked Questions .................................................................................................. 55

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1 INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing our integrated and developed network camera products for network video monitoring. Our range
includes the following products: Storage Network Bullet, Wireless Storage Network Bullet, IR Network Dome, IR Network
Weather-Proof and High-Speed Network Ball cameras. Individual high-performance SOC chips are used in the media
processor for audio/video capture, compression and transmission/transfer. An h.265 standard encryption algorithm
ensures clear and smooth video representation, as well as a high transfer capacity. The integrated Web server offers
users access to real-time surveillance and remote control of the front-end camera through the Internet Explorer browser.
The network cameras are easy to install and operate. They are ideal for large and medium-sized companies,
governmental projects, large malls, supermarket chains, intelligent buildings, hotels, hospitals, schools and other public
places, as well as for applications that requiring remote network video transmission and monitoring.
Instructions:
➢For the purpose of this manual, IP camera refers to a network camera.
➢The default factory IP address for the IP camera is 192.168.1.168.
➢The default factory administrator username for the IP camera is admin (in lowercase) and the password is admin (in
lowercase).
➢The default Web port number is 80 and the default client port number is 9000.
Statement:
Some information contained in this manual may differ from the actual product. For any problems that cannot be solved
with the help of this manual, please contact our technical support or an authorised dealer. This manual may be subject to
change without prior notice.

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2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
URMET S.p.A. Ref. 1099/500A, Ref. 1099/501A, Ref. 1099/502A, Ref. 1099/550A, Ref. 1099/551A, Ref. 1099/552A
and Ref. 1099/208A, are Eco 2 Series 5 Megapixel IP cameras, which can be controlled by a TCP/IP network
connection.
2.1 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
➢Processor that ensures economic performance.
➢CMOS progressive sensor
➢Optimised H.265/H.264/H.265+/H.264+ video compression algorithms; multi-stream transmission ensures high
definition images on both narrowband and wideband.
➢Support simultaneous connection of up to 7 video streams (if the IP camera is connected to the NVR, the NVR
will occupy 3 streams, leaving 4 free video streams. If the IP camera is connected to the Browser only, 7 streams
will be available).
➢SD card support up to 256GB
➢The integrated Web server allows multi-browser use (Internet Explorer 8, 9, 10, 11, Chrome 44/lower, Firefox
51/lower, Safari 11/lower) for real-time on-site monitoring, setup and management.
➢Managed through Urmet UVS Pro client software.
➢Mobile software for the following platforms: iOS and Android
➢Remote system firmware updates.
➢Support LAN and Internet.
➢Support ONVIF and RSSP protocols.
➢Support multiple network protocols, such as TCP/IP, UDP, ICMP, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, DHCP, DNS, DDNS, RTP,
RTSP, RTCP, PPPoE, NTP, UPnP, SMTP, SNMP, IGMP, 802.1X, QoS and IPv6,
➢Support motion detection alarm function (the user can set the area and sensitivity) and sensor/alarm out function
(for camera models with motorised lenses and box cameras)
➢Support privacy zone function.
➢POE (optical) power supply function.
➢Support snapshot. Image upload via FTP, Cloud or E-mail.
➢Log Support: System logs, network logs, parameter logs, alarm logs, user logs, recording logs, storage logs and
all logs
➢Reset button supported
➢Support automatic download recovery function. Automatic connection in the event of network interruption.
Note: The specifications of the different products may vary slightly.
2.2 OPENING THE BOX
Check that the packaging and the contents are not visibly damaged. Contact the retailer immediately if parts are either
missing or damaged. Do not attempt to use the device in this case. Send the product back in its original packaging if
damaged.
ACCESSORIES PROVIDED
➢1 IP camera unit
➢1 installation bag
➢1 Quick Guide containing instructions for proper installation
➢1 Mini-CD containing OSS Notice
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Accessories may be changed without prior notice.

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2.3 WARNINGS
Power supply
➢Before connecting the equipment to the electrical outlet, ensure that the nameplate specifications match
those of the mains power supply.
➢It is advisable to install a suitable disconnection and protection switch upstream from the equipment.
➢In the event of failure or malfunction, disconnect the power supply at the main switch.
➢Use only the power supply unit provided with the product.
Safety precautions
➢Keep the device away from rain and dampness to prevent the risk of fire and electrocution. Do not introduce
any material (solid or liquid) inside it. If this should accidentally occur, disconnect the device from the mains
and have it inspected by qualified personnel.
➢Never open the device. In all cases, contact qualified personnel or an authorised service centre for repairs.
➢Keep the device away from children, to prevent accidental damage.
➢Do not touch the device with wet hands to prevent electrical shock or mechanical damage.
➢Stop using the device if it falls or if the external casing is damaged. Continued use of the device in such
conditions could cause an electric shock. In such cases, contact the retailer or authorised installer.
Installation precautions
➢Do not install the camera in places exposed to rain or humidity. In these situations, use the special cases.
➢Avoid pointing the camera directly towards sunlight or other intense sources of light, even when switched
off; the subject to be filmed should not be against the light.
➢Avoid pointing the camera towards reflecting objects.
➢The presence of certain types of light (e.g. coloured fluorescent light) can distort the colours.
➢Do not position this device on an unstable surface, such as a tottering or slanted table. The device could
fall, causing injury or mechanical failures.
➢Stop using the device if water or some other material penetrates inside it, to prevent risk of fire or
electrocution. In such cases, contact the retailer or authorised installer.
➢Do not cover the device with a cloth while it is running to prevent deformation of the external casing and
overheating of internal parts, causing risk of fire, electrocution and mechanical failure.
➢Keep magnets and magnetised objects away from the device to avoid malfunction.
➢Do not use the device in the presence of smoke, vapour, humidity, dust or intense vibrations.
➢Do not operate the device immediately after moving it from a cold place to a warm place or vice versa. Wait
on average for three hours: this will allow it to adapt to the new environment (temperature, humidity, etc.).
Precautions for use
➢Check that the device is not damaged after removing it from the packaging.
➢Ensure that the working environment is not too humid and that the temperature is within the indicated range.
➢Avoid pointing the camera towards sunlight to prevent damage to the sensor.
Cleaning the device
➢Rub gently with a dry cloth to remove dust and dirt.
➢Dip the cloth in a neutral detergent if dirt cannot be removed with a dry cloth alone.
➢Do not use spray products to clean the device. Do not clean the device using volatile liquids (such a petrol,
alcohol, solvents, etc.) or chemically treated cloths to prevent deformation, deterioration or scratches to the
paint finish.
➢Disconnect the device from the electrical outlet before any cleaning or maintenance operations.
Recording images
➢This device is not designed as a burglar system but mainly to transmit and record video images. Urmet
S.p.A. cannot be held liable for loss or damage due to theft from the user’s premises.
➢Make a test recording before using the device to ensure that is working correctly. Please note that Urmet
S.p.A. is not liable for any loss of stored data or damage caused by incorrect installation, improper use or
malfunctioning of the device.
➢This device contains precision electronic components. Protect the device from bumps and jolts to ensure
proper recording of images.
Privacy and Copyright
➢The IP camera is designed for CCTV systems. The recording of images is subject to the laws in force in
the country of use. Recording of images protected by copyright is forbidden.
➢Product users are responsible for checking and complying with all local rules and regulations regarding
monitoring and the recording of video signals. The manufacturer SHALL NOT BE LIABLE for any use of
this product not in compliance with the laws currently in force. For more information go to
http://www.garanteprivacy.it
Firmware upgrade
➢You are advised to refer periodically to URMET S.p.A. Customer Service Technical Assistance to check
the availability of firmware updates.
Network configuration
➢The camera default setting is DHCP mode. If the installation network does not support dynamic
addressing (DHCP), the device will automatically switch to the factory-set IP address 192.168.1.168. The

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Urmet “Device Config Tool”software can be used to change the IP address and other network settings to
prevent conflict with other devices on the network.
➢Once the camera is properly connected and configured on the IP network, its video and settings can be
viewed from a PC or smartphone.
Network connections
➢When connecting a remote PC (using client software or a browser), it should be borne in mind that any
video channel used on the PC will have a “unicast”connection (TCP, RTP, UDP).
➢The device can support up to 7 “unicast”connections, thus the video stream can be viewed from a
maximum of 7 remote devices (PC or smartphone) at the same time, depending on the available
bandwidth.

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3 OVERVIEW
3.1 RANGE OF APPLICATION
These network cameras with their powerful image processing capacity can be used in various public places, such as
malls, supermarkets, schools, factories and workshops, as well as in environments requiring HD images, such as banks
and traffic control systems, as illustrated in the figure below:
3.2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
An IP camera is an online digital surveillance camera, equipped with a web server and capable of independent operation,
providing the user with access to real-time monitoring from any location through a web browser or client software.
The IP camera features an integrated media processing platform for audio/video capture, compression and network
transmission on a single board. It is compliant with High Profile H.264/ H265 coding standards. Remote users can have
access to real-time monitoring by entering the IP address or domain name of the IP camera in the web browser. This
network camera solution is suitable for residential or business environments, as well as a wide range of situations that
require remote network video monitoring and transmission. The IP cameras are easy to install and operate.
The IP cameras can be controlled by several users with different levels of authorisation.
The IP cameras allow mobile detection and sending of e-mails and snapshots in cases of emergency; if an SD card is
included, the image or video snapshots can be stored in the card for subsequent retrieval.
3.3 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
Operating system: Windows 10/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 2008 (32/64-bit), Windows 2003/Windows XP/Windows
2000 (32-bit)
CPU: Intel Core Duo II processor or higher
Memory: 1G or higher
Video memory: 256M or higher
Display: 1024 × 768 or higher resolution
Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
Monitoring centre

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Device Connection
The IP camera can be connected in two ways:
•Connection to a PC
Connect the IP camera to the PC using a direct network cable, with the power input connected to a 12VDC
adaptor, and enter the IP addresses of the PC and the camera in a network segment. The IP camera will
communicate with the PC within one minute after being switched on if the network is working properly.
•Connection to a router/switch
This solution is more commonly used to connect the IP camera to the Internet; in this case, the camera and the PC
are connected to the LAN ports of a router/switch and the gateway of the camera is set to the IP address of the
router.
3.4 IP CAMERA CONNECTOR LAYOUT (WHERE FEATURED)
1. Audio Output Interface: RCA female connector (white), can connect with external devices, such as speakers.
2. Audio Input Interface: RCA female connector (red), can connect with input devices, such as a microphone.
3. RJ45 Interface (Network Interface): Connector for a RJ45 network cable.
4. Power Interface: DC 12V.
5. Alarm Interface: Including alarm input and output interface. ③, ④(③COM and ④OUT) are alarm outputs; ①is
the alarm input, and ② is used as Ground (GND).

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4 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4.1 CHECKING THE CONNECTION
•The factory default IP address for the IP camera is 192.168.1.168 and the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0. Give your
computer an IP address in the same network segment as the IP camera (e.g., 192.168.1.69) and the same subnet
mask as that of the IP camera.
•Check whether the IP camera is connected and switches on properly by selecting Start > Run, entering “cmd”and
pressing ENTER; then enter “ping 192.168.1.168”in the command line window.
•Check whether the IP camera is accessible. If the PING command is executed successfully, it means that the IP
camera is operating normally and the network is connected properly. If the PING command fails, check the IP
address and gateway settings of the PC, as well as the network connection.
4.2 SEARCHING FOR THE DEVICE
•Feedback: The Device Config Tool function may be used to search for the device across network segments. Before
running the Device Config Tool, select the local connection icon at the bottom right corner of the desktop;
•Add the IP addresses of several network segments in the TCP/IP local area connection settings, as shown below.
You can run this tool to search for any device with an IP address in the same network segment.
Note:
Device Config Tool uses the Multicast protocol to search for the device across the segments; however, since firewalls
prevent multicast data packet traffic, they must be disabled so that the information on the device can be acquired.

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Online device search procedure
1. Run Device Config Tool by double-clicking on the icon.
It will search for and display any online device and its IP address, port number, web port number, number of
channels, configured name, device type and version, subnet mask, gateway, MAC address, connection pattern and
status.
4.3 INSTALLATION OF CONTROLS AND LOGIN TO THE SYSTEM
Before using the IE (Internet Explorer) browser to access the IP camera for the first time, the plug-in components must first
be installed, as follows:
Access the IP address of the IP camera to automatically download the controls from it.
Select an option in the plug-in installation pop-up dialogue box to run the installation process.
For further information, see the Appendix in section 14.2
5 LOGIN
5.1 FIRST CAMERA LOGIN
Open a browser (all browsers for managing camera parameters from page [no video] or INTERNET EXPLORER 11 for full
camera management [parameters and video]) and enter the camera’s IP address (http://192.168.1.168) to bring up the
window for creating the Administrator password: you must set the password immediately to protect your privacy; the
password should contain a combination of between 8 and 15 characters. Write down the password and keep it in a safe
place.

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Click OK to confirm. (It is possible, at this stage, to choose the language)
A window will then appear in which you can select and configure the password recovery modes in case the password is
lost.
➢Security Question Configuration: choose one of the suggested questions and enter the answer (if the function is
enabled you must fill in all the security questions); if you lose your password, you can set a new one by using the
password recovery function.
➢Certificate of authorisation: you will be able to export a certificate (to be written down and kept in a safe place),
which, if you lose your password, you can use to set it again using the password recovery function.
➢Super code: by enabling this function, you can contact the Urmet Customer server to request a SUPER CODE that
will allow you to set a new password using the password recovery function.
Once you have chosen the options, confirm with the OK button.
At the end of the password change process, the following window will appear:
Click the OK button to confirm.
NOTE: If no password recovery method is chosen, if you lose your password, you will have to activate the RESET button (on the
camera), which restores the camera’s default settings.

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5.2 PREVIEW
Open IE and enter the camera’s IP address (http://192.168.1.168) to bring up the login window shown below:
Login Interface for H.265 IP camera.
Figure 1
In the login window you can choose a language for the IE client. Enter your username (admin by default) and password
(set previously) and then press Login.
5.3 RECOVERY PASSWORD
If you lose your password, you can simply click on the Password Recovery button and choose one of the modes set
previously when changing your password.
In Verification Mode, select one of the three previously set password recovery modes:

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5.3.1 SECURITY QUESTION VERIFICATION
Give the correct answers to the previously selected questions, type the new password and confirm by clicking on
the OK button.
5.3.2 CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORISATION
Import the previously saved certificate (.txt file) and type the new password, then confirm by clicking on the OK
button.
5.3.3 SUPER CODE
Contact Urmet Customer Service, having previously written down the date and time of the camera, and the MAC
ADDRESS (which you can find with the Device Config Tool, available for download from the website www.urmet.com).

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6 LIVE
Some of the buttons in the preview frame are described below.
: (Colour) Button for setting the colour, brightness, contrast, saturation and sharpness of the frame.
: (PTZ control) the PTZ interface appears when you click on the icon.
: (IA Alarm) Button to open/close the window for alarms generated by intelligent video analysis.
: Reads the recording file from the SD card and then plays it back through the browser.
: Access to the device settings menu to customise the settings of various parameters.
: (Local setting) For snapshot, video file type and storage path settings.
: Help information (current user, Web browser and plug-in versions) and logout button for returning to the
login page.
: Stop/Start Live video.
: Preview frame ratio adjustment, toggling between Original Ratio, Automatic Ratio and Full Screen.
: Preview control buttons - Open Video, Snap, Zoom-In/Out, Sound On/Off,
Microphone (from left to right).
: Dynamic bitstream switching for the preview frame.

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6.1 PTZ CONTROL
: (PTZ control) selecting this icon brings up the following window:
•ZOOM zooms in and out
•FOCUS increases or decreases FOCUS
•Autofocus: Adjusts focus automatically
•Restore: moves the optics to the maximum zoom point. If the image is not in
focus at the end of the RESTORE operation, you can press the AUTOFOCUS button
•Refresh: updates the ZOOM and FOCUS values after requesting them from the
camera
7 LOCAL SETTINGS
Select Local Settings to access the following dialogue window: here you can set the video storage location, paths for
downloading remote files and storing snapshot images, the file type (MP4 by default, AVI or RF with H265 encryption),
video recording duration and screen capture file type BMP, PNG or JPG.

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8 PLAYBACK
Select Playback to access video search functions, choose the search type (General or AI), select the corresponding date,
then click Search.
8.1 GENERAL
Select the General option to perform generic, NORMAL searches (24-HOUR
recording), by type of EVENT (alarm input, sound detection, netbreak or motion events)
8.2 PLAYBACK CONTROLS
：from left to right, Play/Pause, Stop, Next
frame, (select once to play a frame), Record, Capture, Download, Zoom, Play all, Stop all, Audio control.
：from left to right, Zoom, Original proportions, Increase scale, Full screen.

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9 REMOTE SETTING
9.1 DISPLAY CONFIGURATION
9.1.1 LIVE
Select Remote Settings to open the following page (default preview settings page):
Name: name of the IP camera.
Date Format: choose the format type for the date.
Time Format: Choose the format type for the time.
Flicker control: Choose 50Hz or 60Hz.
Show Name: the camera name is displayed.
Show Time: the date and time are displayed.
OSD: the red text on the frame; the channel name and time display can be repositioned by dragging them in the preview
frame.
After making your settings, confirm with the Save button

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9.1.2 IMAGE CONTROL
Select Image Control in the Channel Menu to open the following page (for Varifocal cameras):
•IR-CUT Mode: Select the integrated IR-CUT filter mode to ensure that the camera functions properly in
Day/Night: GPIO Automatic, Colour, Black and White and Schedule, where you have to indicate a time interval.
•IR-CUT Delay: Set the IR-Cut delay.
•IR LED: Manual mode (you can set the brightness of the LEDs) or SmartIR (automatic)
•Low Beam Light changes the infrared intensity of the low LEDs
•Hight Beam Lightchanges the infrared intensity of the high LEDs
•Angle Trad (Lens Flip): Set to enable inversion of the image.
•Mirror: Set to enable horizontal, vertical or horizontal and vertical image inversion.
•Backlight: Menu where you can set some backlight functions (WDR, HLC, Backlight) and levels
•White Balance: To set the white balance: Auto/Manual.
•Shutter: To set the shutter mode (Automatic, Manual)
•Time Exposure: Indicates the camera exposure time.
•Defog Mode: To set Defog mode: Disable/Auto/Manual mode, if Defog mode is set to Manual, adjust the level to
improve video quality.
•3D Noise Reduction: To enable the function and choose automatic/manual mode
Press Save to save the desired setting.