Wisenet QND-6011 Reference guide

QND-6011/QND-6021
QND-8011/QND-8021
Network Camera
Online help

You can move to the live screen, playback screen or setup screen by clicking the buttons at the top.
(Live): Check the live screen to view what is being captured by the camera and control a variety of camera
features.
(Playback): Search and playback a recorded image from an SD card or NAS.
(Setup): Change the camera settings.
Note
Connecting to the web viewer via Chrome, the record playback screen feature can be securely used.
When playing a video on the live page, ghosting might occur under one of the following cases:
When the resolution changed after changing the profile
When the data transfer is delayed due to network delay after changing the profile
When the size or location of the web browser window changed
Icons
Live screen
You can check the live screen to view what is being captured by the camera and control screen capture, and other
features. When you click the  button on the screen, the live screen will appear.
The icons at the bottom of the live screen provide the following functions (Some
functions may not work with a certain browsers or codecs.):
Icon Description of function

Video setup
You can check or change the profile applied to
the current live screen. You can also change
the display settings of the live screen.

Status
Check the connection information for each
profile and for connected users at the same
time.

Full screen
View the live screen in full screen. To return to
the size of the previous web browser, click the
 icon in full screen mode or press the [Esc]
key on the keyboard.
Size option
The size changes to the next size each time
you click it.
(Fit): Fit the camera image to the size of
the web browser.
(Original Size): View the camera image at
its actual resolution.
(Aspect Ratio): View the live screen in the
web browser by zooming in or out, while
maintaining the aspect ratio of the camera
image.

To capture image
In the scene to capture, click the capture icon().
When the captured image is saved, a notification message will pop up. The capture image is
saved to the path specified in each browser.
If image capture does not work in Windows 7 or later with the Internet Explorer browser, run the
Internet Explorer browser as administrator.
To record video
Click the Record icon().
To end the manual recording, click the Record icon() again.
The manual recording can be saved as an .avi file in your PC. Specify the path and save the
video.
To switch to full screen
Select the Full screen icon() to change the viewer mode to full screen.
To exit the full screen mode, click the Full screen icon() again or the [Esc] key on the
keyboard.
To count the number of pixels
Click the Pixel count icon().
Drag the mouse over the video to set an area. From this area, the number of pixels will be
counted and displayed on the screen.
Icon Description of function

Capture
Capture and save the live screen as a PNG
image file. A captured image file is saved in the
default recording path of each browser.

Record
You can record and save the live screen to a
PC. Click the Record icon to start recording;
click the icon again to stop recording. Recorded
files are saved in .avi format and can be saved
in the default path of the browser or a file path
can be set in the 'Save as' window.

Pixel count
You can check the number of image pixels in
an area selected by the mouse on the live
screen. Click the Pixel count icon and click and
drag the desired area with the mouse. The
selected area will be displayed and the number
of pixels in the image will be displayed. When
you click the Pixel count icon again, the Pixel
count function ends.

Alarm output
When you click a desired alarm output number,
the alarm will be outputted as previously set.
The alarm can be set from the [Setup]>[Event]>
[Alarm output] page. The number of alarm
outputs varies depending on the camera.

Video setup
Status
Profile
The name and detailed information of the Video profile applied to the current live
screen will be displayed. When you press the [Profile] drop-down icon, a Video profile
list that can be used from the current web viewer will appear; when you select the
desired Video profile, it will be applied to the live screen immediately. You can check
the resolution, codec, frame rate and target bitrate of the selected Video profile.
Display
Set the contrast, brightness, sharpness and color level of the live screen; when you
enter the setting, it will be applied to the live screen immediately. Click the  button if
you want to reset all the display settnigs.
Profile access
Check the connection status of all currently-set profiles or check the status of currently-
connected users.
Current users
You can check the applied profile for each user, bitrate (kbps), network connection
status and IP address of all users currently connected to the camera.

Note
A video needs to be recorded first on the [Live] page before being able to play it.
If there is no connection to an SD card or NAS, the playback function cannot be used.
Connecting to the web viewer via Chrome, the record playback screen feature can be securely used.
Playback icons
You can move to the live screen, playback screen or setup screen by clicking the buttons at the top.
(Live): Check the live image being captured by the camera and control various camera functions.
(Playback): Search and playback a recorded image from an SD card or NAS.
(Setup): Change the camera settings.
Playback screen
You can import and playback a recorded image from an SD card or NAS.
When you click the  button on the screen, the recorded screen will appear. A time bar will appear at the bottom of
the playback screen and an image recorded according to the set schedule or by an event is displayed on the time
bar. You can search for a recorded image by event type or date, and capture or save it to a PC.
The icons at the bottom of the playback screen provide the following functions:
Icon Description of function

Full screen
View the playback in full screen. To return to
the previous size, click the  icon in full
screen mode or press the [Esc] key on the
keyboard.
Size option
The size changes to the next size each
time you click it.
(Fit): View the camera image in the
same size as the web browser viewing
window.
(Original Size): View the camera image
at its actual resolution.
(Aspect Ratio): View the playback
screen in the web browser by zooming in
or out while maintaining the aspect ratio
of the camera image.

Capture
Capture and save a recorded image as a
PNG image file. A captured image file is
saved in the default recording path of each
browser.

Prev
Move to the previous frame.

Playback a recorded
image through event
search
To search by event and play back
1. Click the Show button on the Playback screen. If there is any video taken on the day of
searching, it will be displayed on the time bar.
2. To search by event type, click the [All] button at the top of the time bar and select an
event you want.
3. To search for recorded images during the overlapped time, select an overlapped
section.
4. Click the [Apply] button to display the searched events on the time bar.
5. Click the Playback button.
6. To stop the playback, click the Pause button.
Playback a recorded
image through time
search
To search by time and play back
1. Click the Show button on the Playback screen. If there is any video taken on the day of
searching, it will be displayed on the time bar.
2. Click a date on the time bar, select the date you want on the calendar, and set the start
and end time.
When you select [All day], the start and end time will be set automatically from
00:00:00 to 23:59:59.
3. Click the [Apply] button.
4. Click the Playback button. The video of the selected time will play back.
If the video is already playing, the recorded time of the current video is displayed.
You can rewind or fast-forward the video and change the playback speed as
necessary.
Click the left arrow button to go back by 1 frame. Click the right arrow button to go
forward by 1 frame.
Click the Playback speed button to change the speed to 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x, -1x, -2x, -4x,
or -8x. As the speed changes, you can set the desired playback speed.
Move the button along the time bar to play back the video of the desired time.
Icon Description of function
/
Playback/Pause
Playback or pause an image.

Next
Move to the next frame.
Playback speed Set the playback speed of the screen.
You can search for a recorded image by event type. Also, if the time on the camera
system has been adjusted and thus resulted in overlapping time, the video recorded
during that overlapping hour can be searched.
Search for a recorded image by selecting a date and time on the calendar.
When you click the [Today] button on the time bar, only images recorded today will
be searched.

Backing up a searched
image
To backup a video searched
1. Click the [Export] button at the scene during playback.
2. Set the backup start and end time.
3. When you complete the setting, click the [Apply] button.
4. When the save window appears, select a path to save the backup and click the [Save]
button.
5. The backup data of the selected time range will be created.
6. Click the [Apply] button.
To backup a recorded image, select a recorded image and click the [Export] button.

Video profile
Adding a video profile
1. Click the [Add] button. A new item will be added to the profile list.
2. Enter the name of profile in the [Name] field. The entered name will appear in the profile list.
3. Set the profile items, including [Codec], [Profile type] and [Resolution].
4. Click the [Apply] button at the bottom of the page.
5. When the confirm window appears, click the [OK] button. The new profile will be added.
Changing a video profile property
1. Select the profile which you wish to change from the profile list.
2. Change the relative settings, including [Codec], [Profile type] and [Resolution].
3. Click the [Apply] button at the bottom of the page.
4. When the confirm window appears, click the [OK] button. The settings of the selected profile
will change.
Deleting a video profile
1. Select the profile which you wish to delete from the profile list.
2. Click the [Delete] button.
3. When the confirm window appears, click the [OK] button. The selected profile will be
deleted.
Video profile
The user can add or delete a video profile, and change the profile properties. Set the video profile, frame rate and
codec as ‘Video profile’ in advance and later change the video profile to stream or play back an image. When you
finish the setting, click the [Apply] button at the bottom of the page.
The user can select a video profile according to the service environment and
circumstances of product use. In addition to the profiles provided by default, the user
can add a new profile or delete an existing one. You can set the codec, profile type,
resolution, frame rate, multicast, and other settings for each profile.
Profile list
The profile list is provided by default; all profiles added by the user are also displayed.
Name
The name of the profile selected from the profile list will be displayed. You can enter a
new profile name if creating a new profile.
Codec
Select the codec which you wish to apply to the profile. The profile properties may vary
according to the selected codec type.

Profile type
Select a profile type to apply. The selected profile type will be displayed in the [Type]
column of the profile list. The setup items may vary according to the selected codec
type.
Default profile: This is the default profile applied for streaming a live camera image.
‘Default’ is displayed in [Type] in the profile list.
E-mail/FTP profile: This video profile is used for sending the captured screen of an
image when an event is created. ‘Event’ is displayed in [Type] in the profile list. The
E-mail/FTP profile option will appear only when MJPEG is set for the codec.
Record profile: This profile is applied for recording an image on an SD card or NAS.
‘Record’ is displayed in [Type] in the profile list.
Frame Lock profile: This is a profile applied to guarantee a certain level of video
frame rate. This ‘Frame Lock profile’ option appears only when [Codec] is set to
[h.264] or [h.265].
ATC mode
The ATC (Auto Transmit Control) mode adjusts the amount of data sent, by changing
the properties of the image according to network bandwidth changes. The adjustment
method for the sent amount varies according to the ATC mode.
Disable: A fixed amount of sent data is maintained even if the network bandwidth
changes.
Enable - Control frame rate: If the network bandwidth changes, you can adjust the
amount of data to be sent by changing the frame rate.
Enable - Control compression: If the network bandwidth changes, you can adjust the
amount of data to be sent by changing the data compression rate. Change in
compression ratio may degrade the image quality.
Enable – Event (MD): This mode can be used when Motion detection event is set.
When a motion detection event is created and the network bandwidth changes, you
can adjust the amount of data by changing the frame rate. When no motion is
detected, reduce bandwidth use by outputting the minimum frames.
Sensitivity
Adjust the reflection speed of network bandwidth changes. The reflection speed is
fastest when the ATC sensitivity is very high, while the reflection speed is the slowest
when it is very low.
ATC sensitivity is activated only when [Enable - Control frame rate] or [Enable - Control
compression] is selected for [ATC mode].
Limit
When the amount of video data transfer changes depending on the amount of the
network bandwidth change, set the limit of ATC mode as to how much change you will
allow for the property. Assuming no usage of the ATC mode as 100%, this value can be
between 10-50%; the amount of video data transfer will not fall below this value.
In this case, decreasing this value too much might cause the flickering of screen.
Therefore, you should adjust the limit setting by adjusting this setting.
ATC limit is activated only when [Enable - Control frame rate] or [Enable - Control
compression] is selected for [ATC mode].

Note
It is recommended to use ATC only in an environment where all cameras are supporting
ATC.
In an environment where the amount of network bandwidth change is drastic, set the ATC
sensitivity to[Very low].
Unstable network environment may result in screen flickering.
Profile properties
Note
In order to stream a high-resolution image smoothly, it is recommended to connect to the
web viewer using Google Chrome.
Advanced
Set the details for the current video profile.
Resolution
Set the resolution of the camera image.
Frame rate
Set the number of frames per second.
The range of frame rates available varies according to the frame rate value selected
from [Video & Audio]>[Camera setup]>[Sensor].
Maximum bitrate
Set the maximum bitrate of the image when [Bitrate control] is [VBR].
Target bitrate
Fix the amount of image data to be sent if [Bitrate control] is [CBR].
If either [H.264] or [H.265] is set for [Codec] of the profile, all advanced setup items will
be displayed. If [MJPEG] is selected for [Codec] of the profile, only the [Encoding
priority] item will be displayed.
Bitrate control
Set how to adjust the amount of image data.
CBR: Constant Bitrate is for sending full-frame data of a constant size. When CBR
is selected, the size of data to be sent is set by setting the target bitrate. CBR has a
constant data size, making it is easy to predict the data size for the whole system,
enabling the system to be operated stably.
VBR: Variable Bitrate is for sending an image within the maximum bitrate without
fixing the data size of the frame. VBR can use storage space capacity or bandwidth

Note
When the Bitrate control is set to ‘CBR (Fixed bitrate)’ and the priority on image quality
mode is selected, the actually transferred frame rate may be different from the set frame rate
in order to guarantee the best image quality under the set bitrate in consideration of the
complexity on screen.
efficiently while maintaining the quality, but if an image suddenly becomes more
complex, it may cause a strain on the network.
Encoding priority
Set the priority between frame rate and image quality if the amount of image data
exceeds the target bitrate.
If either [H.264] or [H.265] is selected for [Codec] of the profile, the user can select
between [Frame rate] and [Compression]. If [Frame rate] is set as the high priority, the
maximum frame rate is secured, but the image quality may be lowered. On the other
hand, when [Compression] is set as the high priority, the image quality is secured, but
some frames my be omitted, so that the image may be disconnected or seem
unnatural. If either [H.264] or [H.265] is selected for [Codec] of the profile, [Encoding
priority] is activated only when [CBR] is set for [Bitrate control].
If [Codec] of the profile is [MJPEG], you can select between [Frame rate] and [Bitrate].
GOV length
GOV (Group of Video) is a group of image frames for H.264/H.265 video compression;
it means the group of frames from one I-frame to the next I-frame. GOV contains both I-
frame and P-frame. I-frame is the frame which becomes the basis of compression (also
called the key frame); it has data for one complete image. P-frame has information of
the changed area only, based on the front frame. For this reason, the number of I-
frames is fewer as the GOV length is longer, making the image size small, while the
number of I-frames is more as the GOV length becomes shorter, making for a larger
image size. The maximum value of the GOV length varies according to the [Frame rate]
in [Profile properties].
Profile
This menu becomes active only when the codec of the profile is H.264. The profile can
be considered as a bundle of various compression technologies. The profiles supported
in the Hanwha Techwin cameras include [Baseline], [Main] and [High]. The
compression performance becomes higher and the quality becomes better as you
move from Baseline to High, but a lot of system resources are used for compressing
and decompressing and may create a strain on the playback equipment.
Entropy coding
Set the type to reduce compression loss.
CABAC: The CABAC data processing procedure is more complicated than CAVLC,
so that it uses more system resources, but it has an excellent compression rate.
Smart codec

Note
When the WiseStream function is used, if the dynamic GOV and dynamic FPS functions are
used, the WiseStream performance is optimized. The WiseStream can be set in the [Video
& Audio] > [WiseStream] menu.
Dynamic GOV is enabled only when [Bitrate control] is set to [VBR] and [ATC
mode] to [Disable]. If [Profile type]is set to [Record profile], Dynamic GOV is disabled.
Note
When the WiseStream function is used, if the dynamic GOV and dynamic FPS functions are
used, the WiseStream performance is optimized. The WiseStream can be set in the [Video
& Audio] > [WiseStream] menu.
Dynamic FPS is enabled only when [Codec] is set to [H.264] or [H.265] and [Bitrate control]
is set to [VBR]. Dynamic FPS is also enabled when [ATC mode] is set to [Disable] whereas
Dynamic FPS is disabled when [Profile type] is set to [Record profile].
Multicast
Set whether or not to use smart codec. Smart codec is a unique technology of Hanwha
Techwin that reduces the compression rate for an area of interest to the user (to output
in high quality), while it increases the compression rate for other areas, (to output in
normal quality), thereby reducing the data size of the image as a whole. Smart codec is
activated only when [Bitrate control] is [CBR].
The area for smart codec can be set from [Video & Audio]>[Smart codec].
Dynamic GOV
To apply the Dynamic GOV function to the current profile, select [Enable]. Dynamic
GOV is the function whereby the GOV length is changed automatically according to the
image situation. In other words, in an image with almost no motion, the GOV length set
by the user in [Dynamic GOV] increases to the maximum, and when motion is detected,
it is reduced to the length set in [GOV length] to output the image.
Enter the maximum GOV length to apply when there is no motion in the image. The
range of input value is displayed next to [GOV length]. The input value in [GOV
length] becomes the minimum value, while the maximum value is 480; it varies
according to the [Frame rate] in [Profile properties].
Dynamic FPS
Select [Enable] to apply the Dynamic FPS function to the profile currently being set.
Dynamic FPS is a function that automatically changes FPS settings, from the minimum
FPS setting to frame rate setting depending on the screen situation. In a nearly
motionless video, FPS will function using the minimum FPS setting, which in turn
reduces the overall screen bitrate. When a motion is detected, FPS will use an
increased FPS value.
Minimum FPS
Enter the minimum FPS value to be applied when Dynamic FPS is enabled.
The [Minimum FPS] option is not displayed if the Minimum FPS value is set as 1.

Multicast is the method used to send data in one instance from the camera to multiple
pieces of equipment. Set whether or not to use RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol)
on the current profile and enter the detailed information.
Multicast (RTSP)
To send an image by using RTSP, select [Enable].
IP address
Enter an IPv4 address that can be connected from the IPv4 network. The available
range of multicast IP address is from 224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.254, but 255 for last
three digits cannot be used.
Port
Set the port that controls sending of the image. The range of multicast RTSP ports is
from 1024 to 65534, and only even numbers are allowed. (The 3702 port however,
cannot be used.)
TTL
You can set the TTL of the RTSP packet. A value between 0 and 255 can be entered
for the TTL value.

Change administrator
password
Note
For enhanced security, it is recommended to create a password that combine special
characters, numbers, and uppercase and lowercase letters.
It is recommended to change the password every three months.
The password length and restrictions are as follows:
For password of 8 to 9 digits, you need to combine at least three different types of the
following: uppercase and lowercase alphabets, numbers, and special characters.
For password of 10 to 15 digits, you need to combine at least two different types of the
following: uppercase and lowercase alphabets, numbers, and special characters.
It should be different from your ID.
You cannot use four consecutive letters of one type. (Ex: 1234, abcd)
You cannot repeat the same letter four or more times in a row. (Ex: !!!!, 1111, aaaa)
Only ~`!@#$%^*()_-+=|{}[].?/ are allowed for special characters.
After the factory reset, both the admin and user passwords will reset, and you need to
create them again.
When you access the camera web viewer for the first time, or access it after the
initialization, you will be moved to the password setting menu.
To use the web viewer menu, you need to set the new password in the password
change menu and log in to the web viewer again with the changed password.
When changing the admin password, if the current password is not matched, then you
cannot set the new password.
After changing the password, if there is a camera connected to a client, such as CMS or
NVR, then you need to register the changed password before use. If you maintain the
same connection, the client will use the previous password for authentication, so the
account can be locked.
User
Manages the user accounts connecting to the camera. Changing of the administrator password and guest settings,
authentication setup and setting of current users are all available. When you finish the setting, click the [Apply]
button at the bottom of the page.
You can change the administrator password. To reinforce security, create a password
by combining random English uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and special
characters.
Current password
Enter the current password. To prevent the password from being changed by someone
else, the administrator password can be changed only after entering the previous
password.
New password
Enter a new password.
Confirm new password
This is the confirmation procedure to prevent incorrect input of a new password. Enter
the new password again.

When logging in to the web viewer, if you entered incorrect password more than five times, it
will be locked for 30 seconds and you won’t be able to access the web viewer.
If connection is made from various places with the same ID, or the password is changed
while a number of Internet browsers are open, the Internet browsers may malfunction. It is
recommended that a password be changed only from one location or only through one
Internet browser.
Guest settings
Authentication setup
Current users
Note
If you want to select the configured user that can use ONVIF, the use of the function may be
restricted depending on the permission level set.
When you select [Allow guest access], a guest can connect to a web viewer screen.
When you connect with a guest account, you can see only the live screen on the web
viewer. Guest ID and password are 'guest/guest' and these cannot be changed.
When you select [Allow RTSP connection without authentication], you can connect to
the camera image using RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol) without login
authentication.
When a registered user logs in, only the functions set for that user are enabled. 10
current user accounts are set by default; you can add or delete an account. Up to 10
current IP user accounts can be used.
Use
Select the check box to enable the selected user account.
Name
Enter the ID
Password
Enter the password. The password setting rule is same as the administrator password
setting rule.
Alarm output
Set alarm output permissions. When an alarm has been set, a user who connects to a
relevant account can output the alarm.
Profile

Inputting a current user
1. Select the radio button of the current user account you wish to use. The current user
account is changed to a status where input is available.
2. Select the check box in the [Use] column.
3. Enter the ID and password in the [Name] and [Password] columns.
4. When the input of the current user account is completed, click the [Apply] button at the
bottom of the page.
5. When the confirm window appears, click the [OK] button.
Note
If the number of current user accounts is less than 10, you can add a current user account
by clicking the [Add] button.
Modifying a current user
1. Select the radio button of the current user account you wish to modify.
2. Change the function settings and click the [Apply] button at the bottom of the page.
3. When the confirm window appears, click the [OK] button. The information of the user will be
changed.
Deleting a current user
1. Select the radio button of the current user account you wish to delete and click the [Delete]
button.
2. Click the [Apply] button at the bottom of the page.
3. When the confirm window appears, click the [OK] button. The information of the selected
current user will be deleted.
When [Default] is set, the user can watch the image only in default mode; when [All] is
set, the user can watch the image in all profiles.

Current system time
Time zone
Note
Only when [Daylight saving time] is set to [Enable] will the time appearing on the timeline of
the playback screen be displayed according to daylight saving time.
If the clock function of the PC is set to automatically apply daylight saving time, the daylight
saving time option is automatically selected in the camera web viewer, and cannot be
changed by the user.
System time setup
Date & Time
You can check the current system time of the camera, change the time setting according to the local time zone, or
set the system time through synchronization with an NTP server.
The current system time of the camera is displayed. The previously set system time is
displayed.
The camera time is set based on standard time (GMT).
Time zone
Select the desired time zone and click the [Apply] button below.
Daylight saving time
When an area where daylight saving time is used is selected, the [Daylight saving time]
menu will be displayed. The start and end time for daylight saving time in the selected
time zone are displayed. When [Enable] is selected for [Daylight saving time], a time
which is one hour ahead of the standard time of the relevant zone is displayed.
The user can set the camera time manually or by synchronizing it with an NTP server.
When you complete the setting, click the [Apply] button at the bottom of the page.
Manual
The user can enter the current time manually for the camera or synchronize it with the
time of the PC with which it is currently being used.
Set the system time by entering the time in [Y - M - D] and [h: m: s].
When [Synchronize with PC viewer] is selected, the time of the PC viewer is
synchronized with the system time. When [Synchronize with PC viewer] is selected,
the same time zone should be separately set for both the PC and the camera.

Synchronize with NTP server
The NTP (Network Time Protocol) server time is synchronized with the system time. 5
NTP server addresses are entered by default. You can change an NTP server address
by clicking the address input field.

IPv4 setup
IP & Port
Enter IP address and port. You can set IPv4 and IPv6 on the [IP address] tab. You can set the port for each protocol
on the [Port] tab. When you finish the setting, click the [Apply] button at the bottom of the page. When you click the
[Apply] button, you will need to reconnect to the web viewer.
You can check or change the IP type, MAC address, IP address, subnet mask,
gateway, and DNS information used for the network communication using the IPv4
type.
IP type
Select the IP connection type. If a fixed IP address is used, set [Manual] and enter the
information. If a dynamic IP is used, set [DHCP] and enter the DNS address only.
Manual: Enter and set the IP address, subnet mask, gateway, DNS1 and DNS2
directly.
DHCP: Set DNS1 and DNS2.
MAC address
The MAC address of the camera is displayed.
IP address
The current IPv4 address is displayed. You can change the IP address by setting
[Manual] for [IP type].
Subnet mask
The subnet mask of the current IP address is displayed.
Gateway
The gateway of the current IP address is displayed. You can change the gateway by
setting [Manual] for [IP type].
DNS setting by DHCP
This is displayed when [DHCP] is set for [IP type]. If you select Enable, the DNS
address is automatically assigned.
DNS1/DNS2
The address of the DNS (Domain Name Service) server is displayed.

IPv6 setup
Note
After changing the setting, click the [Apply] button to close the web browser window. After a
moment, access the changed IP address again.
Port
Note
Host name
Host name is the name to retrieve the host name which is used in ONVIF GetHostname
command. The first character must be alphabetic and only alphanumeric characters
can be entered. Up to 63 characters can be entered. Name of the camera is input as
default; does not need to be set as it is not a required value.
IPv6 is a next-generation Internet address system with data processing speed,
concurrent data processing capacity and Internet address system which are more
expanded than IPv4. To use IPv6, select [Enable]. You can set the IP type, IP address,
Prefix and gateway. When you select a camera model from the IP installer, you can
select either IPv4 or IPv6 address and connect by entering the appropriate address
directly in the web browser.
IP type
Select the IP connection type. The default value is [Default]. If DHCP is not detected,
the value will automatically be changed to the previous setting.
DHCP: The IPv6 address assigned through DHCP is displayed.
Manual: The user can enter an IPv6 address of choice.
Default: The current IPv6 address is displayed.
IP address
Enter the IPv6 address.
Prefix
This value sets the IP range. If [IP type] is [Default], [Prefix] value is 64. If it is [Manual],
you can change the [Prefix] value.
Gateway
Gateway is displayed when [Manual] is set for [IP type]. The user enters the gateway
address directly.
A port is the location used for sending and receiving data Click [Port] tab, set the
relevant items, and then click the [Apply] button at the bottom of the page. It is
recommended to use HTTPS and RTSP to reinforce image security.