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When a connection to the camera has been established, the view with the cur-
rent camera image (fig. 3) will be displayed. The following options are available:
a
View "Live Video" with display of camera image
b
View "Playback" to replay the recordings from the camera
c
View "Configuration" to change the camera settings
d
Button
to change the password
e
Button
to log out
f
Camera image with information on the stream currently transmitted
g
Toolbar with the following functions:
: PTZ window for zoom / focus settings of the lens
/ : Stop / Start of image transmission
"Stream": Selection of a stream
: Activation/Deactivation of audio transmission from the camera
[Audio Input (11)]
: Activation / Deactivation of audio transmission to the camera
[Audio Output (10)]
: Specific camera settings (e. g. brightness control, mirror image)
: Snapshot function to save a snapshot as an image file
: Starting / Stopping a video recording on the PC
: Activation / Deactivation of image analysis functions ("Intelligent Analysis")
When the camera image is clicked with the right mouse button, the following
menu will appear:
Menu item
Full Screen (Exit Full Screen) full-screen image (exit) – alternatively: double-click the image
Sensor
like
zooming in / zooming out (= magnification of an image section;
for optical zoom
Zoom In / Out
alternatively: use the scroll wheel to zoom in / out or drag the
Restore Panorama
display of the entire image (after zooming in)
To change the settings for the camera, select the tab
"Configuration" (
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fig. 4). On the left (
settings. To show additional subcategories, click ⊞. To set, for example, the cur-
rent time for the camera, go to "Device Date and Time".
To save a setting that has been changed, click the green check mark ✔ or the
button "Apply". To load the current settings from the camera, click the button
"Refresh".
6.1 Sensor menu
To activate the sensor menu (fig. 6), click the icon
➅
Sensor menu
Select the mode in the list field at the bottom on the left. To change the settings,
select "Debug Mode". The settings made in the sensor menu (exception: Zoom/
Focus) can be saved with "Save" (Schemes 1 – 4) and retrieved (selection via sec-
ond list field). It is possible to define an individual validity period for each of the
settings saved (view "Time Segment"). This will allow you, for example, to make
different settings for day and night.
To reset the settings to the values saved, click "Reset". To reset the settings to
the factory settings, click "Factory Setting".
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chapter 6.2)
mouse to select the desired image section
c
and go to the view
h
), select the desired category for the
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The setup options of the sensor menu can be found in the table below.
View
Setting
Enable
Time Segment
Start Time
End Time
Brightness
Saturation
Image
Sharpness
Contrast
Scene
Aisle
Scene
Mirror
Exposure
Shutter, Gain, Iris
WB
Mode, Red, Blue
Day Night
Mode, IR LED
Noise Reduction 2D NR, 3D NR
WDR, HLC, BLC,
Enhance Image
Anti-Shake, Defog
Zoom, Focus, Auto-
Zoom Focus
focus
6.2 Adjusting the zoom lens
To adjust the lens, the following setup options are available via the tab "Zoom
Focus" in the sensor menu (
: zooming in
: focus near
/
: autofocus
7 Resetting the Camera
When the camera is reset to its factory settings, any changes the user has made
to the camera settings will be lost.
1) Release the two screws and remove the cover (3) of the compartment.
2) Keep the reset button (16) pressed for more than 5 seconds (
chapter 4). When the button is released, resetting will start with a delay and
may take a few minutes.
3) Tightly close the cover again.
8 Specifications
Image sensor: . . . . . . . . . . .CMOS, 8.5 mm (1⁄3 ")
Lens: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2.7 – 12 mm / 1 : 1.2
Viewing angle: . . . . . . . . . .35 – 95°
Minimum illumination: . . . .0.01 lx (colour)
Resolution: . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 frames max. per second with
Electronic shutter: . . . . . . . .1⁄5 – 1/20 000 s
Protocols: . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IPv4, IPv6, HTTPS, RTSP, DDNS, SMTP, SSL,
Compression: . . . . . . . . . . .MPEG-4 H.264/H.265, MJPEG
Video streaming: . . . . . . . . .Mainstream 500 – 12 000 kbit /s
Network: . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ethernet 10 / 100 Mbit / s
Ambient temperature: . . . .−30 °C to +60 °C
IP rating: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IP 67
Power supply: . . . . . . . . . . . ⎓ 12 V/ 460 mA or PoE IEEE 802.3af
Dimensions: . . . . . . . . . . . .⌀ 80 mm × 264 mm
Weight: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .810 g
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activation of the validity period defined for these
settings (Scheme)
start of validity period
end of validity period
brightness
saturation
sharpness
contrast
place of application
aisle mode
mirror image: off, horizontal, vertical, horizontal
and vertical
exposure settings
white balance
day / night switching, infrared LED illumination
noise reduction
image enhancement
zoom and focus settings
chapter 6.1) or the PTZ window (activation via
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: zooming out
: focus far
2592 × 1520 pixels
ONVIF 2.6 etc.
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