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Wireless Network Camera
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Table of Contents
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Physical Details – Wireless Network Camera
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Rear – Wireless Network Camera
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against any voltage transients.
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3. Power Up
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Setup using the Windows Wizard
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Figure 8: Fixed or Dynamic IP Selection
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Click Next to continue.
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Figure 12: Confirm Screen
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Viewing Live Video
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Figure 14: Home Screen
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Connecting to a Camera via the Internet
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Advanced Viewing Setup
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Max. Frame Rate
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Controlling User Access to the Video Stream
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Making Video available from the Internet
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Network Camera Setup
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Figure 24: DDNS Screen
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Viewing Live Video via the Internet
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Motion Detection Alerts
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Data - Network Screen
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Data - Streamings Screen
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Video & Audio Screen
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Video Access Screen
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Add New Schedule
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User Database Screen
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Motion Detection Screen
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Audio Detection Screen
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SD Card Screen
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SMB/CIFS Client Screen
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Event Trigger Screen
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Figure 46: Maintenance Screen
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Backup & Restore
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Figure 47: Status Screen
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WSC PIN Code
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This screen displays a log of system activity.
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Figure 49: Welcome Screen
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LiveVew Program - for Streams Live Viewing
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View Recordings Program - for Streams Recording
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Setup Program - for Streams Configuration
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4. Press Add button to add the schedule.
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Disk Space for Each Camera Recording
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63mm (W) x 95mm (H) x 35mm (D)
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Network Camera HTTP CGI
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Server Push page for the programmer
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The audio bit rate.
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The A and B are in the following format.
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Value and description
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Wireless HW capability, example: [on|off]
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Day/Night mode status, valid values: [day|night]
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Query IR cut switch status
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Query/Control the peripheral components status
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Where
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Get/Set System date and time
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Download configuration content
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TLV blocks content for extension items, such Logo
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content-type: text/plain \r\n
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Motion Vector Data
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Motion Detection Padding, in video frame
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The xml tag description
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\r\n
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