Camera - Abus TVIP71500 Manuel Utilisateur

6.2 Camera

General
RTSP:
RTSP port:
RTP:
Unicast streaming: When using Unicast streaming, the video files are transmitted to a recipient who
Port range:
Image rotated:
Flip:
Mirror:
Flip + mirror:
Video clip format:
Analogue
video output:
The MPEG-4 function is not available and cannot be configured if the analogue
video output is activated under "Camera/General" (no integration into NVR/HDR
possible).
Night ICR mode:
Settings for RTSP transmission.
The standard port for RTSP transmission is 554. Alternatively, this port can have a
value of 1024-65535. If several IP cameras are located in the same subnetwork, then
each camera should have their own unique RTSP port.
Settings for the RTP transmission (Real Time Protocol).
requested the data.
The standard port range for RTP Unicast streaming is 5000-7999. Alternatively, the
port range can have a value of 1027-65535.
Settings for image orientation.
The image is rotated by 180°.
The image is mirrored.
Select this option when the camera has been installed upside down.
Select between MPEG-4 and H.264 for the compression type of the saved video clips
(e.g. e-mail SMTP video clip transmission). The H.264 option can result in the
utilisation of more system resources, which can lead to a reduction in camera
performance (e.g. frame rate and motion detection).
Activate or deactivate the analogue video output on the camera. This video output is
used for setting the zoom and focus (zoom on TVIP71500/TVIP71550 only).
Settings for the swivelling IR cut filter (ICR)
Auto: The cut filter pans in or out automatically according to the light sensor. The
"Threshold" option specifies the switching values.
Night mode: The swivel filter is constantly separated from the image sensor. The image
sensor can record visible light and IR light.
Day mode: The swivel filter is constantly in front of the image sensor. The image
sensor can only record visible light.
Schedule: The swivel filter is switched according to a schedule. The "ICR schedule"
option appears (see 6.14, "Schedule" for details on configuration).
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