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For higher-quality pictures
For best video quality, set "Fixed quality" to "Detailled" or "Excellent" and the "Max frame rate" so that
it corresponds to the bandwidth of your network. If your network is slow and you get "broken" images,
go to the TCP protocol under Connection Type and select a more suitable transmission mode.
Pictures can also be affected by a time delay due to a slower connection. The more users in the
network, the greater this time delay.
For high frame rates with high-quality pictures
If you have a broadband network, set "Constant bit rate" to or higher and leave "Constant bit rate"
unchanged. You can also set the bandwidth according to the actual network speed or the frame rate.
Start with 30 frames per second and reduce this setting until you get the best performance. However,
do not reduce it to less than 15 frames per second. If the picture quality is not improved, select a lower
setting for "Constant bit rate".
Protecting the CMOS network camera with a password
Root password
The CMOS network camera is supplied with no password defined. Using this password, all users have
access to the CMOS network camera, including its configuration, as long as they know the IP address.
If other users are to have access to the CMOS network camera, you should therefore assign a
password to the camera. To activate protection, enter a new password. The administrator is identified
with this password.
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