3Advanced settings

3.1About network security

3.1.1Security function of the unit

This machine is equipped with the following security functions.
①
Restricting access by user/host authentication
Setting [On] in User Authentication/Host Authentication can restrict the users accessing the camera.
→3.8.1　[User auth.] to configure user-authentication
→3.8.2　[Host auth.] to configure host-authentication
②
Access restrictions due to HTTP port changes
You can prevent unauthorized access, such as port scanning, by changing the HTTP port number.
→3.9.1　Networking [Network]
③
Encryption of Access by HTTPS Function
By using the HTTPS function, you can encrypt the access to the camera and increase the security of communication.
→3.9.2.3　Set up HTTPS
④
IEEE 802.1X Network Access Control
IEEE 802.1X Network Access Controls prevent unauthorized access and eavesdropping by connecting a malicious PC to a free switching hub port in a LAN.
→3.8.3　[IEEE 802.1X] to configure IEEE 802.1X
[Important]

・Image data, authentication information (user name, password), alarm mail information, DDNS server information, etc. may be leaked on the network. Take measures such as restricting access by user authentication or encrypting access by HTTPS.


・After the administrator has accessed the computer, be sure to close all browsers to enhance security.


・When using the SNMP feature in SNMPv1/v2, do not configure community names that you can easily guess. (e.g., public)
If you use a community name that you can guess easily, your computer's status may be leaked on the network or used as a stepping stone for unauthorized access to other devices.
[Note:]

・If you fail user authentication (authentication error) five or more times in 10 seconds from a PC with the same IP address, you will not be able to access the machine for 30 seconds.


・You can change the conditions and period when the machine becomes inaccessible.
→3.8.4　[Security] to configure security

3.2Displaying the camera settings menu from the PC

The camera can be set in the Setup menu.
[Important]

・Only users with [1. Administrator] access levels are allowed to access the Setup menu. For details on how to set the access level, refer to the following.
→3.8.1　[User auth.] to configure user-authentication

3.2.1How to display

1
Displaying Live image pages.
→1.2.1　Viewing camera images
2
Displaying the setting panel.
3
Displaying the Advanced menu by clicking [Advanced settings page] on the [Camera detailed setting].
For more information on this menu, please refer to the following.
→3.2.3　Camera Advanced Menu Screen

3.2.2How to operate

①Menu button



②Configuration page
1
Click the menu button on the left side of the screen to display the setting page.
If the page consists of more than one tab, click on each tab.
2
Enter each item on the setting page.
3
Once the entry is complete, confirm the entry by clicking [Set].
[Important]

・If there are several buttons in the [Set], [Register], and [Execute] pages, click the [Set], [Register], and [Execute] buttons for each item.
<example>
When you have finished setting the items in field A, click [Set] (A-1) below field A.
If you do not press the [Set] button (A-1) at the bottom of field A, the setting will not be confirmed.
As above, when you have finished setting the items in Box B, click [Set] (B-1) below Box B.

3.2.3Camera Advanced Menu Screen
①
[Setup] buttons
Indicating the setup menu.
②
[Live] buttons
displaying the Live image page.
③
[Ext. software] buttons
You can manage the extension software and set schedules. When the extension software is installed, a link to the screen is displayed.
→3.3　[Ext. software] for managing and scheduling extension software
④
[Easy Setup] buttons
Displaying the Easy Setup page for setting up your website for online publishing.
→3.4　[Easy Setup] to use easy setting
⑤
[Basic] buttons
Displaying the Basic page for configuring basic settings such as date and time, camera title, and USB memory information.
→3.5　[Basic] for basic setup of the machine
⑥
[Image] buttons
Displaying the Image page for configuring image settings such as image quality and resolution for JPEG/H.265/H.264 image.
→3.6　[Image] for setting images
⑦
[Multi-screen] buttons
Displaying the Multi-screen page for registering cameras to be displayed on a multi-screen layout.
→3.7　Configure the multi-screen settings[Multi-screen]
⑧
[User mng.] buttons
Displaying the user administration page for registering authentication and configuring data encryption to restrict access by users and PCs.
→3.8　[User mng.] to set authentication
⑨
[Network] buttons
Displaying the Network page for configuring the network settings of this unit, as well as the settings for DDNS (Dynamic DNS), NTP server, UPnP, HTTPS, and QoS.
→3.9　Networking configuration [Network]
⑩
[Maintenance] buttons
Displaying the maintenance page for checking the system log, upgrade the software version, check the status, and initialize the settings of the computer.
→3.10　[Maintenance] to maintain the machine
⑪
[Support] buttons
Displaying The support page.
→3.11　Viewing Support Page [Support]
⑫
[Camera title]
Displaying the currently set camera title.
⑬
[Settings page]
Displaying the setting page, where some pages may include multiple tabs depending on their content.

3.3[Ext. software] for managing and scheduling extension software

[Ext. software] page manages the extension software and sets the operation schedule. [Ext. software] page consists of the [Software mng.], [Operation sched.], and [Control log] tabs.
[Note:]

・Depending on the type of function extension software, when the function extension software is enabled, the frame rate may be limited to a maximum of 7.5 fps in 15 fps mode, a maximum of 6.25 fps in 12.5 fps mode, a maximum of 15 fps in 30 fps mode, or a maximum of 12.5 fps in 25 fps mode, regardless of the set frame rate.

3.3.1[Software mng.] for installing, uninstalling, and upgrading extension software

On the [Ext. software] pages, select the [Software mng.] tabs. Please refer to the following instructions for how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Install the extension software
1
Save the extension software to be installed on the PC.
[Important]

・Check the [Remaining ROM] [Remaining RAM].
If there is insufficient space required to install the extension software, uninstall the installed extension software.
See [Uninstall] for uninstallation.
2
Specify the [Ext. software] by clicking [Select Files].
3
Make sure that [Install new Ext. software] is selected and press [Execute]. [Ext. software] is installed. When the installation is completed, the name of the function extension software installed on the [Software mng.] window is added.
[Important]

・Do not use spaces or double-byte characters in the name of the destination directory.


・Use the specified file (ext file) for extension software.


・Do not turn off the camera during installation.


・Do not perform any operation during installation until the installation is completed.


・Extension software is installed only on the selected cameras.
Software Management Screen
When the extension software is installed, the camera-specific data and the registration status of the extension software are displayed. The following operations can be performed on this screen.

・Uninstalling the function extension software


・Displaying the detailed registration status screen


・Displayint the setting screen of the extension software


・Updating the extension software
Camera-specific data
[MPR ID]
This ID is required to issue the license cancellation key number of the extension software. The device has a unique device ID.
[Remaining ROM]
Displaying the ROM capacity for the extension software remaining in the camera. If the extension software to be installed requires more than the ROM capacity shown here, it cannot be installed.
[Remaining RAM]
Displaying the RAM capacity for the extension software remaining in the camera. If the extension software to be installed requires more RAM capacity than shown here, it cannot be installed.
Remaining ROM
Remaining RAM
150MB
250MB
[SDK version]
displaying the version information of the SDK installed in the camera. If the extension software to be installed requires more than the version number displayed here, the extension software may not work properly.
[Firmware version]
displaying the camera software version information.
[RAM capacity expansion mode]
Use [On]/[Off] to set whether to expand the RAM capacity.
[Note:]

・When [RAM capacity expansion mode] is set to [On], the recording function of the this product function on the USB Memory


is disabled.

・If [Remaining RAM] shows negative values, uninstall extension software or set [RAM capacity expansion mode] to [On].


・Clicking [Set] restarts this product. After restarting, the product cannot be operated for about two minutes as it was when the power was turned on.


・[RAM Capacity Expansion Mode] can only be selected when a 2K head is connected.
Extension software
[Extension Software Name]
displaying the list of installed software extensions.
[Uninstall] buttons
You can uninstall the installed extension software.
[Software version]
When extension software is installed, the version information of the installed extension software and the version information of the SDK incorporated in the extension software are displayed. If the version number of the SDK included in the camera is less than the version number required by the extension software, the extension software may not work properly.
[Note:]

・If the extension software does not include the SDK version information, the SDK version information is not displayed.
[Status]
Displaying the installation status of the extension software. When [Operable] is displayed, it indicates that the installed extension software is ready for operation.
[Setup] buttons
When the extension software has its own screen, such as the setting screen, the screen can be displayed.
Install new Ext. software
Select this to install the new extension software. 
Upgrade the version
Select the extension software that is already installed. You can upgrade the extension software by clicking [Execute].
AI Processor Activation Key
You can install and use the application software released from other companies using the AI processor on your computer.
About Managing Extension software with Platform Expansion Modules
Combined with a service for a particular service provider, Extension software can be managed on a cloud or other server.
For details, contact your service provider.
To develop Extension software for these services, see the portal site (https://dev-partner.i-pro.com/). An account is required for browsing.

3.3.2[Operation sched.] for scheduling extension software

On the extension software pages, select the [Operation schedule] tabs. Refer to the table below for how to display and operate the setting menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Select the extension software to set the operation schedule.
[Operating day of week]
Select [Time table 1] [Time table 2] [Off] for each day of the week.
[Time table 1] [Time table 2]
To specify the time, click [▼] to set the time. 24-hour setting is available for [00:00] to [00:00]. You can configure [On]/[Off] in [Operation content].
How to set the schedule
1
From the list of extension software, select the software for which the operation schedule is to be set.
2
In the [Operating day of week], select the day of the week and the timetable that you want to schedule.
3
In [Time table 1] [Time table 2], specify the time zone to be operated.
Specify [00:00] to [00:00] for 24-hour operation.
4
When you are finished, press [Set].

3.3.3[Control log] to check the [Control log] of the function extension software

Displaying the administration logs for Extension software. Refer to the table below for how to display and operate the setting menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Up to 200 management logs can be saved in the internal memory of the computer.
If the maximum number of management logs that can be saved is exceeded, the log is overwritten from the old log.
100 management logs are displayed and saved even if the camera is turned off.
[Next 100 items>>]
Click to display the following 100 entries in the management log list that you are viewing.

[Page number display]
The currently open page is displayed in the form [Page/Total Page].

[<<Previous 100 items]
Click to display 100 items in front of the displayed management log list.

[No]
displaying the serial number in the control log.

[Time & date]
displaying the date and time when the log occurred.

[Description]
displaying the contents of the management log.
For the contents of each control log, please refer to our technical information website.<Control number: C0317>

3.4[Easy Setup] to use easy setting

The following settings can be made on the easy setting page.

・Publish camera images on the Internet


The easy configuration pages consist of the [Internet] tabs.

3.4.1[Easy installation] where easy installation is performed

Click the [Internet] tab for easy setting. Refer to the table below for how to display and operate the setting menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
This is to configure the UPnP (Automatic Port Forwarding), DDNS, and Internet Recommendation settings that are required to publish the camera on the Internet.
[UPnP(Auto port forwarding)]
You can configure [On]/[Off] to use the router's port forwarding capability.
To use the Automatic Port Forwarding feature, the router you use must be UPnP-enabled and UPnP enabled.
[Note:]

・Automatic port forwarding may change the port number. If this is changed, the port number of the camera registered on the PC or recorder must be changed.


・The UPnP feature can be used to connect a camera to an IPv4 network. IPv6 is not supported.


・To verify that auto-port forwarding has been configured correctly, click on the [Status] tab on the Maintenance page and make sure that the [UPnP] status is [On].
→3.10.3　[Status] for checking the status
If [On] is not displayed, please read [Cannot access cameras from internet] in "Trouble!?"
→4.2　Trouble shooting


・If you change the [UPnP(Auto port forwarding)] settings, the [UPnP] on the [Advanced] tabs of the network pages will also change.


・If the live screen or configuration screen is not displayed correctly, such as when replacing the routers to be used, set [UPnP(Auto port forwarding)] to [Off] once and then set it to [On] again.
[Area]
Select the region where the camera is installed.
[Global]/[Japan]
[Note:]

・If you are using the camera in Japan, select [Japan]. If you select [Global], the service items will be fixed to Off.
[Note:]

・If you change the [DDNS] settings, the [DDNS] on the [Advanced] tabs of the network pages will also change.

3.5[Basic] for basic setup of the machine

Basic pages set the camera title, date and time, USB Memory, and overlay. The basic pages consist of the [Basic], [USB memory], and [Overlay image] tabs.

3.5.1[Basic] to perform basic settings

On the Basic Page, press the [Basic] tab. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
The camera title, date, and time are set here.
[Menu language]
Select the first language that appears when you access the camera from the list below.
[Auto]/[English]/[Japanese]/[Italian]/[French]/[German]/[Spanish]/[Chinese]/[Russian]/[Portuguese]
[Auto]: Language will be selected based on your browser language setting. If your browser is not compatible with the language setting, English will be selected.
[Camera title]
Enter the name of the computer. After input, press [Set] to display the entered name in the camera title.
Number of characters that can be entered: 0 to 20 characters
Characters that cannot be entered: Half-pitch symbol " &
[Date/time]
Enter the current date and time. If you selected [12h] in [Time display format], select [AM] or [PM].
When [Set PC time to the camera] is checked and [Set] is clicked, the date and time of the computer are obtained and set to the computer.
Settable range: Jan/01/2013 00:00:00～Dec/31/2035 23:59:59
[Important]

・If you need to set the time more accurately in system operation, use the NTP server.
→3.9.2.1　Set up an NTP server
[Date/time display]
Use [On] or [Off] to set whether the date and time are displayed on the images. When the date and time are not displayed, set it to [Off].
[Time display format]
Select the time display format from 24h/12h.
[Date/time display format]
Select the date display format. If [Date/time] is set to [13:10:00 on April 1, 2022], the display formats are as follows.
DD/MM/YYYY: 01/04/2022 13:10:00
MM/DD/YYYY: 04/01/2022 13:10:00
DD/Mmm/YYYY: 01/Apr/2022 13:10:00
YYYY/MM/DD: 2022/04/01 13:10:00
Mmm/DD/YYYY: Apr/01/2022 13:10:00
[Date/time position]
Select the position for displaying the date and time on the image.
[Upper left]: Displaying in the upper left corner of the image.
[Lower left]: Displaying in the lower left corner of the image.
[Upper center]: Displaying in the center of the image.
[Lower center]: Displaying in the bottom center of the image.
[Upper right]: Displaying in the upper right corner of the image.
[Lower right]: Displaying in the lower right corner of the image.
[NTP]
Clicking [NTP >>] displays the [Advanced] tabs for the network pages.
→3.9.2.1　Set up an NTP server
[Time zone]
Select the time zone for the camera area.
[Summer time(daylight saving)]
Use [In], [Out] and [Auto] to specify whether to use Daylight Saving Time. Set in the region where Daylight Saving Time is used.
[In]: Set the time to Daylight Saving Time. [*] is displayed in the time display.
[Out]: Reset Daylight Saving Time.
[Auto]: Switches to Daylight Saving Time according to the start date and time and end date settings (month, week, day of week, time).
[Start time & date] [End time & date]
When [Auto] is selected in [Summer time(daylight saving)] Setting, the start date and time of Daylight Saving Time and the end date and time of Daylight Saving Time are set in Month, Week, Day of Week, and Time.
[Display on screen]
To make individual settings, select the camera and set the settings.
Select the camera to set the following items individually for each camera.
[Date/time display]
[Date/time position]
[Camera title on screen display]
[Camera title position]
[Camera title on screen display]
Use [On]/[Off] to set whether the strings are displayed on the images.
When set to [On], the character strings entered in [Camera title on screen] are displayed at the position selected in [Position].
[Camera title on screen]
Enter a character string to be displayed in the image.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 40 characters
Input Characters:One-byte (0-9, A-Z, a-z), two-byte (kanji, hiragana, katakana, alphanumeric), one-byte and two-byte symbols ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?, two-byte symbols ! " # $ % & ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?
[Camera title position]
Select the position for displaying the date and time on the image.
[Upper left]: Displaying in the upper left corner of the image.
[Lower left]: Displaying in the lower left corner of the image.
[Upper center]: Displaying in the center of the image.
[Lower center]: Displaying in the bottom center of the image.
[Upper right]: Displaying in the upper right corner of the image.
[Lower right]: Displaying in the lower right corner of the image.
OSD > [Display style]
Sets the display format to either [Transparent] or [Opaque].
[Transparent]: Displaying the date and time and characters on the screen in transparent characters.
[Opaque]: Displaying the date and time and on-screen characters in opaque (black-coated) characters.
[Important]

・If the [Date/time position] and [Camera title position] settings are different, the frame rate may be lower than the set value.


・If the [Date/time position] and [Camera title position] settings are different, the characters may run out or overlap depending on the [Character size] setting and the number of characters. Confirm the display results before use.


・Depending on the [Character size] setting and the number of characters or the resolution of the images, it may be displayed only halfway or difficult to read. Confirm the display results before use.


・[Date/time display position] and [On-screen text display position] are displayed on the live image with the same resolution as stream (1).

3.5.2[USB memory] for setting USB Memory

On the Basic Page, press the [USB memory] tab. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Here, settings for the USB Memory are made.
Operating mode
[USB memory]
You set whether to use the USB Memory or not.
[Ext. software mode]
This setting is set to [On] when the installed function extension software uses the SD Memory Card of the computer.
[On]:The function extension software can use the SD Memory Card of the computer.
[Off]:The function extension software cannot use the SD Memory Card of the computer.
[Overwrite]
You set whether to overwrite and save images when the free space on the USB Memory is running low.
[On]: If the free space on the USB Memory decreases, the old image is overwritten and saved repeatedly.
[Off]: If the USB Memory has no free space, the USB Memory stops storing data.
[Important]

・If you are not using a USB memory, set it to [Not use].


・When removing a USB memory from the unit, be sure to set it to [Not use] before removing the USB memory. If it is set to [Use] and you remove the USB memory, data may be corrupted.


・After inserting a USB memory, set it to [Use].


・If the image update rate is too fast, the timing and interval of recording may be off. Also, if multiple users are receiving images, recording may not be performed as set. In that case, slow down the image update rate.


・There is a limit to the number of times a USB memory can be rewritten. If it is rewritten frequently, its lifespan may be shortened.


・The lifespan of a USB memory is affected by the number of image files saved on the USB memory and the number of log writes.


・You can reduce the number of files saved on the USB memory by setting a small value for [Bitrate per client*] for the stream to be recorded.


・If the number of times the USB memory is written to has increased and the write speed has decreased, we recommend replacing it with a new USB memory.


・When you switch from [No overwrite] to [Overwrite], if there is little free space on the USB memory, old images may be deleted in preparation for writing.
Stream recording
[[Pre-recording duration]
Select whether to record before starting manual recording. Set the time to save to the USB memory.
[Off]／ [5s]／ [10s]／ [20s]／ [30s]／ [40s]／ [50s]／ [60s]／ [120s]／ [180s]／ [240s]／ [300s]／ [360s]／ [420s]／ [480s]
[Note:]

・The value that can be set varies depending on the bit rate of the stream to be recorded. The higher the bit rate is set, the smaller the maximum pre-recording time will be.


・When a 4K head is connected, it is not possible to set it below 1536kbps.


・The following table shows the recommended pre-recording times for different bit rates.
Bitrate(kbps)
Pre-recording time Recommended setting (seconds)
24576
5
20480
5
16384
5
14336
5
12288
5
10240
10
8192
10
6144
10
4096
20
3072
30
2048
50
1536
60
1024
60
768
120
512
180
384
300
256
420
[Folder Name]
Set the folder name when saving to USB memory.
Number of characters that can be entered: 1 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:two-byte and two-byte symbols \ : * ? < > / ;
USB memory information
[Remaining capacity]
The remaining capacity and total capacity of the USB Memory are displayed.
Depending on the status of the USB Memory, it may be displayed as follows.
Within the display
Description
‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑MB/‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑MB
USB Memory Card is not inserted.
Otherwise, the remaining capacity cannot be acquired due to a read error.

********MB/********MB


USB Memory is not formatted.
[Format]
To format the USB memory, click the [Execute] button.
[Important]

・Before formatting, set [USB Memory] on the Basic page to [Use].
→3.5.2　[USB memory] for setting USB Memory


・Be sure to format the USB memory on this unit before using it.


・The file system formatted by this unit is FAT.


・If another user is in the middle of formatting when you execute the format command, that operation will be interrupted.


・You cannot write to the USB memory while it is being formatted.


・When you format the USB memory, all data stored on it will be erased.


・Do not turn off the unit while formatting.


・After formatting, the initial directory necessary for operation is created in the USB memory, so the remaining capacity will be displayed as less than the total capacity.


・We recommend using a USB memory device recommended by i-PRO.


・If you plan to repeatedly record images to a USB memory device using the automatic overwrite function, be sure to use a highly reliable and durable USB memory device.


・Before removing the USB, unmount it first.「」You can unmount the USB by pressing and holding the button for 2 seconds.。

3.5.3[Overlay image] to set overlays

The overlay image function embeds images uploaded to the computer into live images (overlay display).
On the Basic Page, press the [Overlay image] tab. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Here, the overlay image function is set.
[Overlay]
Use [On] or [Off] to set whether the uploaded images are overlaid or not.
[On]: Displaying the overlay. When set to [On], overlaid images are recorded during recording on the SUB Memory.
[Off]: Overlay is not displayed.
[Image Selection]
Follow the procedure below to upload an overlay image file to the computer.

1)Click the [Select File] button to select the image file saved in the PC.


2)Click [Execute] to upload the selected image files to the computer. When an image file is uploaded, the uploaded image (uploaded image) is displayed as an overlay on the setting screen.
You can use image files with the following specifications for overlay display:

・Image format: 256 color bitmap (BMP: Windows format)


・Image size: 24 pixels x 24 pixels to 512 pixels x 512 pixels


・File capacity: 257 Kbytes or less
[Note:]

・Save the image file in a folder that does not use space or double-byte characters. You may not be able to upload files saved in spaces or folders using double-byte characters.
[Important]

・Do not turn off the computer or operate the machine during upload of the image file.


・The uploaded image displayed is reduced depending on the resolution of the live image. The image quality of the uploaded image may deteriorate and be displayed. Check the image overlaid on the live image page.


・The uploaded image is saved when uploaded.
[Position]
The uploaded image display position (upper left corner of the image) is displayed with [X] and [Y] coordinates.
There are two ways to change the display position of uploaded images.

・Drag and drop the uploaded image displayed by using the mouse.


・Enter the coordinates for [X] and [Y] and press [Set].
Input digits:
X: 0 to 639, minus the size next to the uploaded image
Y: 0 to 359, minus the vertical size of the uploaded image
[Scaling setting]
The display size (height, width) of the uploaded image is displayed as a magnification of [H] and [V].
Input digits:
H: x1 ～ x10
V: x1 ～ x10
[Note:]

・You can change the display position by moving the red frame displayed when dragging the uploaded image.


・Coordinates for displaying uploaded images to protrude from the top of the setting screen cannot be set.


・When uploaded images are moved by the mouse, the display position is saved without clicking the [Set] button.


・Even if you move the uploaded image to the edge of the screen, there may be a gap between the image and the edge of the screen.
[Important]

・After changing the [Image capture mode] settings, check the position of the uploaded images. If the display position is misaligned, set the display position again. If the uploaded image is displayed out of the setting screen, the display position returns to the initial value (center of the live image).
[Permeation]
Use [On] or [Off] to set whether or not the selected colors are transmitted by [Selection of color to be penetrated].
[On]: Transmits colors selected in [Selection of color to be penetrated].
[Off]: The colors selected in [Selection of color to be penetrated] are not transmitted.
[Selection of color to be penetrated]
Select the color to be transmitted as shown below.
1
Clicking [Color Selection] displays the sub-window with the uploaded images.
2
Click the color to be transmitted in the displayed image. The selected color and RGB values are displayed.
3
Close the sub-window by clicking [Close].
4
Finally, clicking on the [Set] will transparent the selected colors.

3.6[Image] for setting images

Image pages configure JPEG images, H.265 images and H.264 images, and set image quality.
Video pages consist of the [Image], [Image quality]tabs.

3.6.1[Image] to set the imaging modes

Click the [Image] tabs on the video pages. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
[Image capture mode]
Select the image to be displayed on the live image, etc.
Camera
Image capture mode
4KHead
16:9 mode(30fps mode)
16:9 mode(25fps mode)
2KHead
16:9 mode(60fps mode)
16:9 mode(50fps mode)

3.6.2[Image] for setting JPEG images

Click on the [Image] tabs of the video and audio pages. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
"Live" page (Initial display)
Here, the default setting to be displayed on the live picture is performed.
[Initial display stream]
Select the images to be displayed in Live image pages from the following.
JPEG(1)/ JPEG(2)/ [Stream(1)]/[Stream(2)]/[Stream(3)]/[Stream(4)]/[Multi-screen]
[Note:]

・Selecting JPEG enables you to select the update interval.
MJPEG/ [Refresh interval : 1s]/[Refresh interval : 3s]/[Refresh interval : 5s]/[Refresh interval : 10s]/[Refresh interval : 30s]/[Refresh interval : 60s]


・The streams can be selected when [Stream transmission] is [On].
[Refresh interval (JPEG) *]
Select the rate at which the JPEG image is updated.
If [Image capture mode] is set to [30fps mode]/[60fps mode]:

0.1fps／ 0.2fps／ 0.33fps／ 0.5fps／ 1fps／2fps／ 3fps／ 5fps／ 6fps／ 10fps／ 12fps／ 15fps／ 30fps


If [Image capture mode] is set to [25fps mode]/[50fps mode]:

0.08fps／ 0.17fps／ 0.28fps／ 0.42fps／ 1fps／ 2.1fps／ 3.1fps／ 4.2fps／ 5fps／ 8.3fps／ 12.5fps／ 25fps
[Note:]

・If [Stream transmission] is set to [On] and the value with [*] is set, the image updating rate may be lower than the set value. The value with [*] depends on the model. Refer to this item on the detailed camera setting screen for the relevant parameters.


・The [*] option is omitted.


・Depending on the network environment, resolution, image quality, number of simultaneous accesses, etc., the image update rate may be lower than the set value.


・If the image is not delivered at the set image update rate, you can reduce the resolution and image quality to close to the set value.


・The updating speed up to the value of the selected imaging mode can be selected.
JPEG
Here, the [Image capture size] [Image quality] of JPEG is set. For settings for H.265 (or H.264) images, see below.
→3.6.3　[Image] for setting up streams
[Image capture size]
When viewing JPEG images, select the resolution at which the image is displayed.
Camera
Image capture mode
JPEG(1)
JPEG(2)
4Kヘッド
16:9 mode(30fps mode)
16:9 mode(25fps mode)
Only the same Image capture size set for stream (1), stream (2), stream (3), stream (4) and JPEG (2) can be selected.
1280x720
640x360
2Kヘッド
16:9 mode(60fps mode)
16:9 mode(50fps mode)
1920x1080
640x360
1280x720
640x360
320x180
[Note:]
When a 4K head is connected, the resolution of JPEG(2) is fixed to 1280x720 under the following combination conditions:
-Stream(2)/(3)/(4) = 1920x1080/1280x720/320x180
-Stream(2)/(3)/(4) = 1920x1080/320x180/1280x720
[Image quality]
Set the quality of JPEG images at each resolution.
[0 Super fine]/[1 Fine]/2/ 3/ 4/ [5 Normal]/6/ 7/ 8/ [9 Low]

3.6.3[Image] for setting up streams

Click on the [Image] tabs of the video and audio pages. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Here, H.265 (or H.264) images [bit rate per client], [Image capture size], [Image quality]
Configure, for example. For the settings of the JPEG image, refer to the following.
→3.6.2　[Image] for setting JPEG images
Stream
A stream is a system that simultaneously delivers images with different resolution and frame rates.
The number of streams that can be delivered at the same time is expressed as the number of streams.
[Stream transmission]
Use [On] or [Off] to set whether to deliver H.265 (or H.264) images.
[On]: Delivering the H.265 (or H.264) image.
[Off]: The H.265 (or H.264) image is not delivered.
[Note:]

・If you set [Stream transmission] to [On], you can view both H.265 (or H.264) and JPEG images on live picture pages.


・If one of the streams' [Stream transmission] is set to [On], the image update rate of the JPEG image is limited.
For information about the rate of updating JPEG images when [Stream transmission] is set to [On], see below.
→1.2.1　Viewing camera images
[Stream encoding format]
Select the compression method for the stream to be delivered.
H.265: Delivering the H.265 image.
H.264: Delivering the H.264 image.
[Image capture size]
Select the resolution of the H.265 (or H.264) image from the following. Selection may be limited depending on the selected resolution.
Camera resolution
Image capture mode
H.265/H.264
Stream 1
Stream 2
Stream 3
Stream 4
4K
16:9 mode(30fps mode)
16:9 mode(25fps mode)
3840x2160
1920x1080
1280x720
1280x720
1280x720
640x360
640x360
640x360
320x180
320x180
320x180
2K
16:9 mode(60fps mode)
16:9 mode(50fps mode)
1920x1080
1920x1080
1280x720
1280x720
640x360
640x360
640x360
320x180
320x180
320x180
[Transmission priority]
Set the stream delivery mode from the following.
・[Constant bit rate]: The H.265 (or H.264) images are delivered at the bit rate set by [Max bit rate (per client) *].
・[VBR]: The H.265 (or H.264) images are delivered at the frame rate set by [Frame rate*] while maintaining the image quality level set by [Image quality]. At this time, the bit rate is varied within the maximum bit rate set by [Max bit rate (per client) *]. The recording capacity varies depending on the [Image quality] settings and subject conditions.
・[Frame rate]: Deliver H.265 (or H.264) images at the frame rate set by [Frame rate*].
・[Best effort]: The H.265 (or H.264) images are delivered with varying bit rates within the maximum bit rate set by [Max bit rate (per client) *], depending on the bandwidth of the networks.
[Note:]

・Setting [Transmission priority] to [Frame rate] may result in fewer users being able to connect.
[Frame rate*]
Set the frame rate from the following.

・If [Image capture mode] is [16:9 mode(30fps mode)]/[16:9 mode(60fps mode)]: 1fps/ 3fps/ 5fps/ 7.5fps/ 10fps/ 12fps/ 15fps/ 20fps/ 30fps/ 60fps


・If [Image capture mode] is [16:9 mode(25fps mode)]/[16:9 mode(50fps mode)]: 1fps/ 3.1fps/ 4.2fps/ 6.25fps/ 8.3fps/ 12.5fps/ 20fps/ 25fps/ 50fps
[Note:]

・[Frame rate*] is restricted to [Max bit rate (per client) *]. When a value with [*] is set, the frame rate may be lower than the set value. If [Transmission priority] is set to [VBR], the image may be suspended periodically depending on the [Max bit rate (per client) *] and [Image quality] settings. Confirm the image delivered after setting.


・The [*] option is omitted.


・The frame rate up to the value of the selected imaging mode can be selected.


・Depending on the number of concurrent users or the combination of functions used, the frame rate may be lower than the set value. Confirm the image delivered after setting.


・If the frame rate is set low, the image may not be displayed properly depending on the web browser you use.


・60 fps can be selected only when [Image capture mode] is in [16:9 mode (60 fps mode)]. In this case, stream (1) will be [fixed at 60 fps]. [Stream(2)] ～ [Stream(4)] can be up to 10 fps.


・50 fps can be selected only when [Image capture mode] is in [16:9 mode (50 fps mode)]. In this case, stream (1) is set to [Fix 50fps]. [Stream(2)] ～ [Stream(4)] can be up to 8.3 fps.
[Max bit rate (per client) *]
Select H.265 (or H.264) bit rate for one client from the following.
64kbps/128kbps */ 256kbps */ 384kbps */ 512kbps */ 768kbps */ 1024kbps */ 1536kbps */ 2048kbps */ 3072kbps */ 4096kbps */ 6144kbps */ 8192kbps */ 10240kbps */ 122888kbps */ 14336kbps */ 16384kbps */ 20480kbps */ 24576kbps */---free input
If [-----] is selected, the bitrate can be entered freely to the extent that it can be set.
If [Transmission priority] is [Constant bit rate], [Frame rate], or [Best effort]
320x180, 640x360: 64 kbps to 4096 kbps *
1280x720: 128 kbps *~ 8192 kbps *
1920x1080*1 : 256 kbps *~ 24576 kbps *
3840x2160*1 : 2048 kbps *~ 24576 kbps *
If [Transmission priority] is [VBR]
320x180, 640x360: 64 kbps to 12288 kbps *
1280x720: 128 kbps *~ 12288 kbps *
1920x1080*1 : 256 kbps *~ 24576 kbps *
3840x2160*1 : 2048 kbps *~ 24576 kbps *
[Note:]

・The bit rate of streams is restricted to [Bandwidth control(bit rate)] on the [Network] tabs of network pages. Therefore, when the value with [*] is set, the image may not be delivered.
→3.9.1　Networking [Network]


・It is recommended that the bit rate of the stream be set to 8192 kbps or less. If a value greater than 8192 kbps is set, the continuity of recorded images may be abnormal.


・When the refresh interval is short, the bit rate may be exceeded depending on the subject.


・Depending on the number of concurrent users or the combination of functions used, the bit rate may be lower than the set value. Confirm the image delivered after setting.
[Image quality]
Select the image quality for the H.265 (or H.264) image from the following.
If [Image quality] is [Constant bit rate], [Frame rate], [Best effort]: Movement priority/Standard/Image quality priority
If [Image quality] is [VBR]: [0 maximum image quality]/[1 Fine]/2/3/4/[5 Normal]/6/7/8/[9 Low]
Smart Coding-[GOP control]
The GOP control reduces the amount of data.
If [Stream encoding format] is [H.265]: [Off]/Low/Mid/Advanced/Frame rate control
If [Stream encoding format] is [H.264]: [Off]/[Low]/[Mid(variable GOP 4s-16s)]
[Important]

・For Stream 1, [Low (Variable GOP 1s–8s)], [Mid (Variable GOP 4s–16s)], and [Frame rate control (Variable GOP 4s–16s + frame rate control)] are not available. Please ensure that these options are not selected.
[Note:]

・Using GOP control increases the refresh interval for the H.265 (or H.264) image. Therefore, do not use in network environments where there are many errors.


・[Low]/[Mid]/[Frame rate control (variable GOP4s-16s + frame rate control)] can be set only when [VBR] is selected in [Transmission priority]. [Advanced (Fixed GOP 60s + 1s keyframe)] can be set regardless of the [Transmission priority].


・When [Frame rate control] is set, the display may temporarily slow or fast when the frame rate is switched.
[Refresh interval]
Select the refresh interval (I-Picture interval: 0.2 to 5 seconds) for the H.265 (or H.264) image from the following.
If there are many errors in the network environment, the image will be less distorted if the refresh interval is shortened.
However, the updating speed of the image may decrease or the bit rate may be exceeded.
[0.2s]/ [0.25s]/ [0.33s]/ [0.5s]/ [1s]/ [2s]/ [3s]/ [4s]/ [5s]
[Important]

・For Stream 1, settings longer than 1 second are not available; therefore, please ensure that these settings are not configured.
[Note:]

・If [GOP control] is [Low (variable GOP 1s-8s)], the refresh interval is set to 8s.


・If [GOP control] is [Mid (variable GOP 4s-16s)], the refresh interval is set to 16s.


・If [GOP control] is [Advanced (fixed GOP 60s + 1s keyframe)], the refresh interval is set to 60s.


・If [GOP control] is [Frame Rate Control (variable GOP 4s-16s + frame rate control)], the frame rate can be varied between values set from 1fps to [Frame rate*] according to the magnitude of the image change. The lower the frame rate, the longer the refresh interval. The maximum refresh interval is 16s.
[Transmission type]
Select the distribution method of H.265 (or H.264) image from the following.

[Unicast port (AUTO)]:
When sending images and sounds from your computer, [Unicast port1(Image)] and [Unicast port2(Audio)] are automatically set. If you do not need to fix the number of the ports on which the streams are delivered, such as when used in networks, it is recommended that you set it to [Unicast port (AUTO)].


[Unicast port (MANUAL)]:
When sending images and audio from the computer, the [Unicast port1(Image)] and [Unicast port2(Audio)] must be set manually. When accessing a camera using a browser, the port number is automatically selected even in this setting. When distributing a stream over the Internet, fix the port number to be used as the Broadband Router (hereinafter referred to as the Router). For details, refer to the router's instruction manual.
→3.9.1　Networking [Network]

[Multicast]:
You can access this machine at the same time without restricting the number of people. To send streams in multicast, enter [Multicast address], [Multicast port], and [Multicast TTL/HOPLimit].
[Note:]

・For the maximum number of simultaneous unicast accesses, see the following.
→1.2.1　Viewing camera images


・If [Unicast port (MANUAL)] is selected, you must configure a unicast port number.


・When multicast is set, the browser will not be able to view the H.265 image (or H.264 image).


・If [Multicast] is selected, you must configure multicast IP addresses.
[Unicast port]
Enter the unicast port number (used to send images from your computer).
Configurable port number: 1024 to 50000 (even number only)
[Multicast address]
Enter the multicast IP address.
Send images and sound to the specified IP address.
IPv4 configurable range: 224.0.0.0～239.255.255.255
IPv6 configurable range: Multicast addresses starting with FF
[Note:]

・Check and enter the available multicast IP address.
[Multicast port]
Enter the multicast port number (used when sending images from your computer).
Configurable port number: 1024 to 50000 (even number only)
 [Multicast TTL/HOPLimit]
Enter the TTL/HOPLimit value for the  multicast.
Settable value: 1～254
[Important]

・When delivering a stream over the Internet, the distribution image may not be displayed depending on the settings of the proxy server, firewall, etc. In this case, contact your network administrator.


・If you want to display multicast images using a PC with multiple LAN cards, disable LAN cards that are not used for reception.

3.6.4[Image quality] to set the image quality

Click on the [Image quality] tabs of the video and audio pages. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced 
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
To Advanced Settings for each item>>Clicking this button displays the advanced settings window in a separate window and allows you to set the settings while viewing the images displayed on the [Image quality] tab.
you can adjust image quality, digital zoom, and lens distortion correction.
Selecting the camera from the pull-down menu at the bottom of the screen displays the live picture of the selected camera. You can view the image quality adjusted on this screen.
[Image adjust]
To Advanced Settings>>When the [button] is clicked, the image quality setting window is displayed in a separate window.
→3.6.4.1　To adjust the image quality (image quality adjustment screen)
[Digital zoom]
To Advanced Settings>>When the button is clicked, Digital zoom setting window is displayed in a separate window.
→3.6.4.3　Adjust the angle of view with the Digital zoom
[Lens distortion compensation]
To Advanced Settings>>Click this button to display the setting window for lens distortion compensation in a separate window.
→3.6.4.4　Set the lens distortion compensation

3.6.4.1To adjust the image quality (image quality adjustment screen)

In the Video/Audio [Image quality] tabs to [Image adjust] Advanced Settings>>Click the [Button].
→3.6.4　[Image quality] to set the image quality
Image quality is set in the setting screen displayed in a separate window. When you change the values, the images displayed on the [Image quality] tabs also reflect the changes.
Click + on the left side of each item in the setting screen to expand each item and display detailed settings.
Click-> on the left of each expanded item to return to the previous window.
<Example: Basic image quality adjustment>
Basic adjustment
[Brightness]
Adjust the brightness.
Move the slider bar in the [+] direction to brighten the image.
Move the slider bar in the [-] direction to darken the image.
Press [Reset] to return to the default brightness.
[Maximum gain]
Adjust the maximum gain. When the subject's illumination becomes dark, the gain automatically increases and the screen brightens.
Increasing the gain may increase the noise.
Move the slider bar in the [+] direction to increase the maximum gain.
Move the slider bar in the [-] direction to reduce the maximum gain.
Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
[Chroma gain level]
Adjust the chroma level (color intensity).
When the slider bar is moved in the [+] direction, it becomes bright and bright.
When the slider bar is moved in the [-] direction, the color becomes calm.
Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
[Sharpness level]
Adjust the sharpness level (contour correction).
Moving the slider bar in the direction of [+] results in a sharp contour, while moving the slider bar in the direction of [-] results in a soft contour.
Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
[DNR]
The digital noise reduction function automatically reduces noise at low illumination levels.
Move the slider bar in the direction of [+] to increase the effect of noise reduction. For more afterimages
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Moving the slider bar in the direction of [-] reduces the noise reduction effect. There are fewer aftereffects.
Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
Wide Dynamic Range(WDR)
[Wide Dynamic Rangef(WDR)]
You can set [On] or [Off] to activate the Wide Dynamic Range function.
[On]: The Wide Dynamic Range function is activated.
[Off]: Stops the Wide Dynamic Range function.
[Level]
Adjust the Wide Dynamic Rangelevel.
When the slider bar is moved in the [+] direction, you can shoot a subject with a large difference in light and darkness without flipping white or shading black.
Move the slider bar in the [-] direction to take a full picture of the middle brightness.
Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
[BLC/ HLC]
Select from the following. This setting is not available if [Wide Dynamic Range] is set to [On] or [Intelligent Auto] is set to [On].
[Back light compensation(BLC)]: Enables the backlight correction function.
[High light compensation(HLC)]: Enables the high light correction function. Illumination compensation suppresses bright lighting of subjects such as car headlights during nighttime.
[Off]: Stops the backlight compensation function and the intense light correction function.
[BLC level]
Adjust the backlight correction level.
Moving the slider bar in the [+] direction improves the backlight correction effect. Moving the slider bar in the [-] direction reduces the effect of backlight correction.
Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
[HLC level]
Adjust the intensity correction level.
Moving the slider bar in the [+] direction improves the effect of intense light correction. Moving the slider bar in the [-] direction reduces the effect of intense light correction.
Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
[Mask area]
When the mask area is set, the set area can be masked and the light intensity can be adjusted. If [Super Dynamic] is set to [On], it cannot be set.
For details on how to set the mask area, refer to the following.
→3.6.4.2　Set the mask area
Light control mode
[Light control mode]
Select the mode to control the light intensity from the following.
[Indoor scene(50 Hz)]/[Indoor scene(60 Hz)]: Flicker is automatically corrected with a fluorescent lamp. 50 Hz/60 Hz will be used differently in different regions.
[ELC]: The electronic shutter is used to control the light intensity.
[Fix shutter]:

If [Image capture mode] is set to [30fps mode]: [1/30 fix], [1/100 fix], [1/250 fix], [1/500 fix], [1/1000 fix], [1/2000 fix], [1/4000 fix], [1/10000 fix]


If [Image capture mode] is set to [25fps mode]: [1/25 fix], [1/120 fix], [1/250 fix], [1/500 fix], [1/1000 fix], [1/2000 fix], [1/4000 fix], [1/10000 fix]


If [Image capture mode] is set to [60fps mode]: [1/60 fix], [1/100 fix], [1/250 fix], [1/500 fix], [1/1000 fix], [1/2000 fix], [1/4000 fix], [1/10000 fix]


If [Image capture mode] is set to [50fps mode]: [1/50 fix], [1/120 fix], [1/250 fix], [1/500 fix], [1/1000 fix], [1/2000 fix], [1/4000 fix], [1/10000 fix]
[お知らせ]

・If you increase the shutter speed (～1/10,000), you will be less prone to blur even when the subject moves faster.


・Increasing the shutter speed decreases the sensitivity.


・If [Image capture mode] is set to [25fps mode], [50fps mode], [Indoor scene(60Hz)] cannot be set.


・It may be able to reduce flickering by switching the [Image capture mode] as follows:
– In the area where the power frequency is 60Hz: Switch the [Image capture mode] to set to [30fps mode].
– In the area where the power frequency is 50Hz: Switch the [Image capture mode] is set to [25fps mode].
[Maximum shutter]
The maximum exposure time adjusts the maximum storage time of the sensor. The following values can be set.
If [Image capture mode] is set to [60fps mode]:
  - [Light control mode] is set to [ELC]: [Max 1/4000s]/ [Max 1/2000s]/ [Max 1/1000s]/ [Max 1/500s]/ [Max 1/250s]/ [Max 1/120s]/ [Max 1/100s]/ [Max 2/120s]/ [Max 1/30s]/ [Max 2/30s]/ [Max 4/30s]/ [Max 6/30s]/ [Max 10/30s]/ [Max 16/30s]
  - [Light control mode] is set to [Indoor scene(60Hz)]: [Max 1/120s]/ [Max 2/120s]/ [Max 1/30s]/ [Max 2/30s]/ [Max 4/30s]/ [Max 6/30s]/ [Max 10/30s]/ [Max 16/30s]
  - [Light control mode] is set to [Indoor scene(50Hz)]: [Max 1/100s]/ [Max 2/120s]/ [Max 1/30s]/ [Max 2/30s]/ [Max 4/30s]/ [Max 6/30s]/ [Max 10/30s]/ [Max 16/30s]
If [Image capture mode] is set to [50fps mode]:
  - [Light control mode] is set to [ELC]: [Max 1/4000s]/ [Max 1/2000s]/ [Max 1/1000s]/ [Max 1/500s]/ [Max 1/250s]/ [Max 1/100s]/ [Max 2/100s]/ [Max 1/25s]/ [Max 2/25s]/ [Max 4/25s]/ [Max 6/25s]/ [Max 10/25s]/ [Max 16/25s]
  - [Light control mode] is set to [Indoor scene(50Hz)]：[Max 1/100s]/ [Max 2/100s]/ [Max 1/25s]/ [Max 2/25s]/ [Max 4/25s]/ [Max 6/25s]/ [Max 10/25s]/ [Max 16/25s]
If [Image capture mode] is set to [30fps mode]:
  - [Light control mode] is set to [ELC]: [Max 1/4000s]/ [Max 1/2000s]/ [Max 1/1000s]/ [Max 1/500s]/ [Max 1/250s]/ [Max 1/120s]/ [Max 1/100s]/ [Max 2/120s]/ [Max 2/100s]/ [Max 3/120s]/ [Max 1/30s]/ [Max 2/30s]/ [Max 4/30s]/ [Max 6/30s]/ [Max 10/30s]/ [Max 16/30s]
  - [Light control mode] is set to [Indoor scene(60Hz)]: [Max 1/120s]/ [Max 2/120s]/ [Max 3/120s]/ [Max 1/30s]/ [Max 2/30s]/ [Max 4/30s]/ [Max 6/30s]/ [Max 10/30s]/ [Max 16/30s]
  - [Light control mode] is set to [Indoor scene(50Hz)]: [Max 1/100s]/ [Max 2/100s]/ [Max 1/30s]/ [Max 2/30s]/ [Max 4/30s]/ [Max 6/30s]/ [Max 10/30s]/ [Max 16/30s]
If [Image capture mode] is set to [25fps mode]:
  - [Light control mode] is set to [ELC]: [Max 1/4000s]/ [Max 1/2000s]/ [Max 1/1000s]/ [Max 1/500s]/ [Max 1/250s]/ [Max 1/100s]/ [Max 2/100s]/ [Max 3/100s]/ [Max 1/25s]/ [Max 2/25s]/ [Max 4/25s]/ [Max 6/25s]/ [Max 10/25s]/ [Max 16/25s]
  - [Light control mode] is set to [Indoor scene(50Hz)]: [Max 1/100s]/ [Max 2/100s]/ [Max 3/100s]/ [Max 1/25s]/ [Max 2/25s]/ [Max 4/25s]/ [Max 6/25s]/ [Max 10/25s]/ [Max 16/25s]
[Note:]

・If [Maximum Gain] is set to [0], the [Maximum Exposure Time] setting will be limited as follows:
- If [Camera capture mode] is [30fps mode]/[60fps mode]: The time cannot be set shorter than [Max. 1/120s].
- If [Camera capture mode] is [25fps mode]/[50fps mode]: The time cannot be set shorter than [Max. 1/100s].
[Light control speed]
Adjust the speed of light intensity adjustment.
Move the slider bar in the [+] direction to increase the speed of light adjustment.
Moving the slider bar in the [-] direction slows the light intensity adjustment speed.
Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
Day & Night(electrical)
[Day & Night(electrical)]
Select [Auto] or [Off] to determine whether or not to use the Day & Night(electrical) function.
[Auto]: Activates the Day & Night(electrical) function.
[Off]: The Day & Night(electrical) function is disabled.
White balance
[White balance]
Select the white balance adjustment method from the following.
Adjust the white color with the R volume (adjusting red color) or the B volume (adjusting blue).
。
[ATW1]: Set the automatic color temperature tracking mode. The camera continuously checks the color temperature of the light source and automatically adjusts the white balance.
[ATW2]: Set the automatic color temperature tracking mode under sodium lamp. The camera automatically adjusts the white balance under the sodium lamp. 
[AWC]: Set the automatic white balance control mode. Since the light source is fixed, it is suitable for shooting where the light source does not change. 
[Note:]

・Colors may not be reproducible faithfully if the following conditions are met: In such cases, set it to [AWC].


・If [AWC] is selected, press [Set].
[Red gain]
Adjusts the red color of the image.
Move the slider bar in the [+] direction to darken the red color. When the slider bar is moved in the [-] direction, the red color becomes light. Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
[Blue gain]
Adjust the blue color of the image.
Move the slider bar in the [+] direction to darken the blue color. When the slider bar is moved in the [-] direction, the blue color becomes light. Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
[Mask area]
When the mask area is set, the set area can be masked and the white balance can be adjusted.
[Adjustment speed]
Adjust the white balance adjustment speed.
Move the slider bar in the [+] direction to increase the white balance adjustment speed. Move the slider bar in the [-] direction to slow the white balance adjustment speed. Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
Detailed setting
[Auto contrast adjust]
Use [On] or [Off] to set the auto-contrast adjust function.
[On]: Activate the automatic contrast adjustment function.
[Off]: Stops the automatic contrast adjustment function.
[Contrast level]
Adjust the contrast intensity.
Move the slider bar in the [+] direction to increase the contrast of the image.
Move the slider bar in the [-] direction to reduce the image contrast.
Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
[Note:]

・If [Smoke Compensation] is set to [On], this item cannot be set.
[Adaptive black stretch]
Adjust the brightness of the dark area of the image.
Move the slider bar in the [+] direction to brighten the dark area of the image.
Move the slider bar in the [-] direction to darken the dark area of the image.
Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
[Important]

・The [Adaptive black stretch] setting may cause darker areas to become more noisy, and darker or brighter areas may be near the border between darker and brighter areas than other darker areas.
[Note:]

・If [Smoke Compensation] is set to [On], this item cannot be set.
[Adaptive highlight stretch]
Adjust the brightness of the bright area of the image.
Moving the slider bar in the [+] direction will increase the contrast between the light and dark areas of the image.
Move the slider bar in the [-] direction to reduce the contrast between the light and dark areas of the image.
Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
[Note:]

・If [Smoke Compensation] is set to [On], this item cannot be set.
[Smoke correction]
On/Off sets whether the smoke correction function is enabled.
This setting is not available when [Auto contrast adjustment] is set to [On]. When the smoke correction function is used, the image can be corrected by digital image processing to make it easier to see when the image becomes blurred due to smoke or other reasons.
On: Enables the smoke correction function.
Off: Stops the smoke correction function.
[Note:]

・If you set [Smoke compensation] to [On], you cannot set [Contrast intensity], [Dark compensation], or [Light compensation].
[Level]
Adjust the smoke correction level.
Moving the slider bar in the [+] direction increases the correction level, while moving the slider bar in the [-] direction decreases the correction level. Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
Pedestal level
Move the slider bar to adjust the black level of the image.
Moving the slider bar in the [+] direction brightens the image. Move the slider bar in the [-] direction to darken the image. Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
Scene registration
[Scene file]
The combination of the set items can be saved as a scene file. Select the scene file here.
[Scene file title]
You can change the scene file name (up to 10 characters) to be displayed in [Scene file]. Only the file names displayed in [1:], [2:], [3:], [4:] can be changed.
Characters that cannot be entered: Half-pitch symbol " & ￥
[Load] buttons
The set data selected in [Scene file] is loaded and reflected in the current image.
[Register] buttons
This feature registers combinations of currently displayed image quality-adjusted settings in a scene file displayed on the [Scene file].

3.6.4.2Set the mask area

This section explains how to adjust the light intensity by masking a portion of the screen.
To configure the mask area, set [Wide Dynamic Range] to [Off].
2
Displays the image quality adjustment setting screen.
→3.6.4　[Image quality] to set the image quality
3
Click + to the left of the [Wide Dynamic Range] to view the Detailed Wide Dynamic Range menu.
4
Clicking on the [Start] buttons in the [Mask area] displays the boundaries and divides the images displayed on the [Image quality] tabs into 48 (8×6).
5
Click the split area to be masked to set the frame you clicked to the mask area and turn white. To release the mask, click the mask area again.
6
Once the mask area has been set, clicking [Stop] will clear the frame from the images on the [Image quality] tab.
[Important]

・If you change the [Image capture mode] of the [Image] tabs after you configure the mask area, the mask area may be misaligned. Be sure to check the mask area settings again.


・If you set Degital zoom after setting the mask area, the mask area may be misaligned. Be sure to check the mask area settings again.
[Note:]

・To cancel all mask areas, press [Reset].

3.6.4.3Adjust the angle of view with the Digital zoom

To Advanced Settings in [Digital zoom] on the [Image quality] tabs of video pages>>Click the [Button]. ([Image quality] for setting image quality adjustment, Degital zoom, lens distortion compensation)
→3.6.4　[Image quality] to set the image quality
Degital zoom to adjust the angle of view of the image.

・Adjust the zoom factor in the [Wide angle] direction.


・Zoom (magnification) 1.0 times.


・Adjust the zoom factor in the [Telescope] direction.

3.6.4.4Set the lens distortion compensation

To Advanced Settings on the [Image quality] tabs of Video/Audio pages [Lens distortion compensation]>>Click the [Button].
→3.6.4　[Image quality] to set the image quality
You can use lens distortion correction to correct the distortion.
The correction amount can be adjusted.
The degree of distortion compensation depends on the zoom factor. Adjust the image angle with the zoom setting and then set the lens distortion compensation.
[Lens distortion compensation]
Move the slider bar in the [+] direction or [-] direction to adjust the image distortion.
Press [Reset] to return to the default settings.
[Note:]

・When Degital zoom is used, lens distortion compensation does not work.

3.7Configure the multi-screen settings[Multi-screen]

The cameras from which images are to be displayed on a multi-screen can be registered on the [Multi-screen] page.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
[IP address]
Enter the IP address or the host name of the camera to be used for the multi-screen. 4 cameras can be registered as a group and up to 4 groups (16 cameras) can be registered.
When the HTTP port number for the camera of which images are to be displayed had been changed, enter as follows:
Example of entry:
Example when entering an IPv4 address: http://192.168.0.10:8080
Example when entering an IPv6 address: http://[2001:db8:0:0:0:0:0:1]:8080
To access the cameras using the HTTPS protocol, enter as follows:
Example of entry: https://192.168.0.10/
Available number of characters: 1 - 128 characters
[Important]

・When accessing the camera using the HTTPS protocol, it is necessary to install the CA certificate of the camera to display images on the monitor. For how to install, refer to video clips <Control No.: P0003> on the support video page on our support website.


・This camera is specified when “selfcamera” is displayed for the IP address or host name.
[Note:]

・When using the host name, it is necessary to configure the DNS settings of the PC to be used for themulti-screen display. Refer to the network administrator for information on the DNS setting of PCs.
[Camera title]
Enter the title of the camera. The entered camera title will be displayed on a multi-screen.
Available number of characters: 0 - 20 characters
Unavailable characters: " &
[Note:]

・When selecting a 16 split-screen, some characters of the camera title to be displayed may not be displayed.


・Even when [16:9] is selected for the aspect ratio, the multi-screen is displayed in 4:3.
Initial display
[Layout]
Select the layout for the initial display from the following:
4 Screens(1-4)/ 4 Screens(5-8)/ 4 Screens(9-12)/ 4 Screens(13-16)/ 9 Screens(1-9)/ 9 Screens(10-16)/ 16 Screens
[Refresh interval]
MJPEG: Displays the camera image in the motion JPEG format (video).
Refresh interval : 1s/ Refresh interval : 3s/ Refresh interval : 5s/ Refresh interval : 10s/ Refresh interval : 30s/ Refresh interval : 60s: Displays the JPEG format (still image) camera image in the selected interval.
[Image capture size(4 Screens)]
Select the image capture size for 4 screens in initial display.
640x360/320x180

3.8[User mng.] to set authentication

On the user management page, authentication registration is performed to restrict users and PCs (IP addresses) that can be accessed from a PC, mobile terminal, or tablet terminal.
User-managed pages consist of the [User auth.], [Host auth.], [IEEE 802.1X], and [Security] tabs.

3.8.1[User auth.] to configure user-authentication

On the Users Administration page, press the [User auth.] tab. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Here, authentication settings are made to restrict users who can access the computer from a PC, mobile terminal, or tablet terminal. Up to 24 users can be registered.
[Note:]

・If you fail user authentication (authentication error) five or more times in 10 seconds from a PC with the same IP address, you will not be able to access the machine for 30 seconds.


・You can change the conditions and period when the machine becomes inaccessible.
→3.8.4　[Security] to configure security
[User auth.]
Use [On] and [Off] to set whether to authenticate users.
[Guest User]
Select whether to set unregistered users. Selecting [Use] enables you to configure both available and unavailable features for non-user-authenticated users.
[Authentication]
Set the authentication method to use for user authentication.
Digest or Basic: Use digest or basic authentication.
Digest: Use digest authentication.
Basic: Use basic authentication.
[Note:]

・To ensure security, [Digest] is recommended for [Authentication]. If you use [Digest or Basic] or [Basic], [User name] and [Password] may leak.


・If you change the [Authentication] setting, close the web browser and re-access it.
[User name registration]
At the time of new registration, a new username is registered in [User name]. By clicking [▼] on the [User name registration], you can check the registered users. Registered users are displayed in [Registered Username [Access level]]. (e.g., admin [1])
Clicking Change on the right-hand side displays the selected user [User name] and allows the user to change the password. You can delete the selected users by clicking [Delete].
[User name (1 to 32 characters)]
Provide User Name
Number of characters that can be entered: 1 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered: Double-byte and single-byte symbols " & : ; ￥
[Note:]

・Enter the registered user name and press [Register] to overwrite the user information.
[Password (8 to 32 characters)]/[Retype password]
Type a password.
Number of characters that can be entered: 8 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered: Double-byte and single-byte symbols " &
[Note:]

・Enter case-sensitive data.


・Use at least three of the following passwords: uppercase alphabetic characters, lowercase alphabetic characters, numbers, and symbols.


・Configure the password so that it does not contain the user name.
[Access level]
Set the user access level from the following.
1. [Administrator]You can perform all of the operations of this product.
2. [Camera control]:Set the access level to camera control. The functions selected in [Access Level] can be operated.
3. [Live only]:Set the access level to live image display. The functions selected in [Access Level] can be operated.
[Access Level]
Select a function that can be used according to the user's access level (camera control, live image display, unregistered user).
[Note:]

・If [User auth.] is set to [Off] and [Guest User] is set to [Not use]:
[Access Level] items cannot be set. In addition, all buttons are displayed in the live picture, but authentication is required for the [Set] button.


・If [User auth.] is set to [Off] and [Guest User] is set to [Use]:
You can set the [Guest User] items.


・If [User auth.] is set to [On]:
[Guest User] items cannot be set.
Configure these features:
Live view selectable
Right to select the image to be displayed in live picture
Refresh Rate
Right to set the interval for updating the JPEG image
Snap shot
Snapshot operation privileges
Playback of recording (Log disp.)
Log display operation privileges
Manual rec./Delete rec.
USB Memory saving/deletion privilege
Brightness
Authority to set brightness

3.8.2[Host auth.] to configure host-authentication

On the Users Administration page, press the [Host auth.] tab. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Here, the host authentication setting that restricts the PC (IP address) to which the computer can be accessed is performed.
[Host auth.]
On/Off is used to specify whether or not to perform host authentication.
[Note:]

・Register the IP addresses of the PCs, and then set [Host auth.] to [On].


・User authentication is required when user authentication is [On], regardless of how hosted authentication is configured.
[IP address]
Enter the IP address of the PC to allow access to the computer. You cannot enter a host name as an IP address.
[Note:]

・If you enter IP Address/Mask Length for the subnet, you can restrict the PC that can be accessed for each subnet. For example, if you enter [192.168.0.1/24] and select [2. Camera control] as the access level, PCs [192.168.0.1] through [192.168.0.254] can access the computer at the [2. Camera control] access level.


・Enter the registered IP address and press [Register] to overwrite the host information.


・If the error message [Set Address] is displayed, the IP address of the PC may not be set correctly. Check the IP address of the PC.


・If you receive an error message [Register the [IP address] of the PC used for setting and then set [Host auth.] to [On]], the IP address of the PC may not be set correctly. Reaffirm the IP address setting of the PC.
[Access level]
Select the host access level from the following.
[1. Administrator]/[2. Camera control]/[3. Live only]
Please refer to the following for the access level.
→3.8.1　[User auth.] to configure user-authentication
[Host check]
Click [▼] on the [Host check] to check the IP addresses of registered hosts.
Hosts are displayed as Registered IP Addresses [Access level]. (e.g. 192.168.0.21 [1])
You can delete the selected hosts (IP addresses) by clicking [Delete].

3.8.3[IEEE 802.1X] to configure IEEE 802.1X

On the Users Admin page, press [IEEE 802.1X]. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Here, settings are made for IEEE 802.1X.
This function can be used to build a secure network environment using the authentication LAN switch. For authentication LAN switches, contact your network administrator. The procedure varies depending on the [EAP method]. Follow the procedure below. If [IEEE 802.1X] is [On], start the setting with [IEEE 802.1X] set to [Off].
[IEEE 802.1X]
Configure on/off whether to perform port authentication by IEEE 802.1X.
[User name]
Enter the user name that accesses the authentication LAN switch or the user name registered with the server.
Enter any username if it is not registered on the server.
Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Full-pitch and half-pitch alphanumeric characters " & : ; ￥
[Password] [Retype password]
Enter the password to access the authentication LAN switch.
Number of characters that can be entered:4 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Full-pitch and half-pitch alphanumeric characters " &
[CA Certificate] ‑ [Certificate install]
Install the root CA certificate. Do not include intermediate CA certificates.
Only when [IEEE 802.1X] is [Off] can you install it.
■CA Certificate Specifications
Item
Specifications
Remarks
Data format
PEM format or DER format
Extension pem or der
Maximum number of certificates included in the PEM format
1 piece
－
Maximum certificate size
About 10 kB
－
[CA Certificate] ‑ [Information]
Not installed:Have no certificates installed
[CA certificate host name]:Displayed when installed
[Expired]:Certificate expired
The [Execute] buttons enable you to view more information about CA certificates.
You can delete a CA certificate by using the [Delete] buttons.
[Note:]

・Verify that the CA certificate has not expired. If you use an expired certificate, you may not be able to connect to the authentication LAN switch.
[Private key or Client Certificate including private key]-[Installation]
Install a client certificate that contains a private key or private key.
Only when [IEEE 802.1X] is [Off] can you install it.
■Specification of Client Certificate with Private Key or Private Key
Item
Specifications
Remarks
Data format
PEM format or PFX format
Extension pem or pfx
Key length [bit]
1024/ 1536/ 2048/ 3072/ 4096
Maximum number of certificates included in the PEM format
6 pieces
Maximum certificate size (including intermediate CA certificates)
About 10 kB

・[Private key or Client Certificate including private key]-[Password(0 to 30 characters)]
Enter the password if the private key is encrypted or if the password is set on a PFX client certificate. If it is not encrypted, leave it blank.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 30 characters

・[Private key or Client Certificate including private key]-[Install status of private key]
Not installed:If not installed
Installed:If installed
The [Delete] buttons allow you to delete private keys.

・[Client Certificate] ‑ [Installation]
Install the client certificate.
If it is signed by an intermediate CA, install it with the intermediate CA certificate on the client certificate.
Only when [IEEE 802.1X] is [Off] can you install it.
■Client Certificate Specifications
Item
Specifications
Remarks
Data format
PEM format
Extension pem
Maximum number of certificates included in the PEM format
6 pieces
Maximum certificate size (including intermediate CA certificates)
About 10 kB
[Client Certificate] ‑ [Information]
Not installed:Have no certificates installed
[Host name of the certificate]:Displayed when installed
[Expired]:Certificate expired
The [Execute] buttons enable you to view more information about client certificates.
You can delete client certificates by using the [Delete] buttons.
[Note:]

・Make sure the client certificate has not expired. If you use an expired certificate, you may not be able to connect to the authentication LAN switch.
[EAP method]
Select the authentication method from [EAP-PEAP], and [EAP-TLS].
EAP‑PEAP
1
Select [On] in [IEEE 802.1X].
2
Select [EAP-PEAP] in [EAP method].
3
Enter [User name] and [Password]/[Retype password] and press [Set].
EAP‑TLS
1
In the [CA Certificate] [Certificate install], click the Select Files button, select the CA certificate, and then click the [Execute] button.
[Information] displays the host name (Common Name) you specified when creating certificates.
2
Click the File button on the Client Certificate that contains the private key or private key and select the client certificate that contains the private key or private key.
3
Enter [Password] if the private key is encrypted or if the password is set to a PFX-based client certificate. If it is not encrypted, leave it blank.
4
You install by clicking [Execute].
[Installed] is displayed on the [Install status of private key].
For Client Certificates containing private keys, the [Client Certificate] [Information] also displays [Installed].
5
If you installed a private key in step 2, click the Select Files button on the [Client Certificate], select the client certificate, and then click the [Execute] button.
[Information] displays the host name (Common Name) you specified when creating certificates.
6
Select [On] in [IEEE 802.1X] and select [EAP-TLS] in [EAP method].
7
Enter the user name registered with the server in [User name] and press [Set].
Enter any username if it is not registered on the server.
You do not need to enter [Password]/[Retype password].
[Note:]

・To delete individual certificates, set [IEEE 802.1X] to [Off].


・Confirm that the CA and client certificates have not expired. The port authentication feature may not be available if it is expired.
Example of [CA Certificate Confirmation] window
[Client Certificate Confirmation Screen] example
[Important]

・If the camera cannot be accessed for some reason after the camera is set to [On] by [IEEE 802.1X], connect the camera to an unauthenticated switch or port. IEEE802.1X will be disabled and the camera will be accessible.


・If the client certificate contains an intermediate CA certificate, the client certificate must be first followed by the order of the intermediate CA certificate.


・When a certificate exceeding 10 kB is installed, no error is displayed during installation, but error may occur during connection.

3.8.4[Security] to configure security

On the Users Admin page, press [Data encryption]. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Here, the data encryption settings are made.
Brute force attack countermeasures
Configure settings related to brute force attack countermeasures.
If you enter the wrong user name or password the specified number of times and within the time set in [Blocking conditions], you cannot access your browser or SNMP for the period set in [Blocking period].
For example, when using the settings on the screen shown above ([Browser access blocking period]: 30s, [Browser access blocking conditions] (times): 5 times, [Browser access blocking conditions] (s): 10s), if your login attempt fails 5 times within 10 seconds, the login page will not be displayed for 30 seconds.
Browser access blocking period (s)
Set the length of time the browser cannot be accessed.
Input range: 10 to 1000(s)
Browser access blocking conditions - Input range (times)
Set the conditions (number of failed attempts) before access to the browser is prohibited.
Input range: 1 to 5 (times)
Browser access blocking conditions - Input range (s)
Set the conditions (specified length of time) before access to the browser is prohibited.
Input range: 1 to 100 (s)
SNMP access blocking period (s)
Set the length of time the SNMP cannot be accessed.
Input range: 10 to 1000(s)
SNMP access blocking conditions - Input range (times)
Set the conditions (number of failed attempts) before access to the SNMP is prohibited.
Input range: 1 to 5 (times)
SNMP access blocking conditions - Input range (s)
Set the conditions (specified length of time) before access to the SNMP is prohibited.
Input range: 1 to 100(s)
[Note:]

・If you want to use the browser access blocking function in [Brute force attack countermeasures], set [User auth.] to [On] on the [User auth.] tab.
Browser Access
Set whether or not to enable/disable browser access.
[IMPORTANT]

・If [Browser Access] is set to [Disable], access to live images is disabled.


・To switch [Browser Access] from [Disable] to [Enable], you need to initialize the setting data.For information on how to initialize the settings, refer to the "Operating Instructions (Basic)".

3.9Networking configuration [Network]

Network pages configure network settings.
Network pages consist of the [Network] tab and the [Advanced] tab.

3.9.1Networking [Network]

On the Network Page, press the [Network] tab. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
The following information is required to configure the network.
Check with your network administrator or Internet service provider.

・IP address


・Subnet Mask


・Default Gateway (with Gateway Server Router)


・HTTP port


・Primary server address for DNS, secondary server address (when DNS is used)
[Note:]

・Contact your network administrator for the address settings for each server.


・To connect a camera to a router and access the camera via the Internet, you must configure a separate HTTP port number for each network camera, and use the router's port forwarding features to translate addresses. For details, refer to your router's instruction manual.


・Port forwarding functions are used to convert global IP addresses to private IP addresses, such as Static IP Mascalade and Network Address Translation (NAT). This feature is configured on the router.
IPv4 network
[Network Settings]
Select how to set the IP address.
[Static]:Enter the IP address into the [IP address(IPv4)] to set the IP address.
[DHCP]:Set the IP address using the DHCP function. If you cannot obtain an IP address from the DHCP server, set the IP address to 192.168.0.10. Subsequently, if you obtain an IP address from a DHCP server, you change it to the IP address.
[Auto(AutoIP)]:Set the IP address using the DHCP function. If the DHCP server is not found, the IP address is automatically configured.
[Auto(Advanced)]:Using the DHCP function, refer to the network address information and set the unused IP address to the camera as the fixed IP address. The camera automatically determines the set IP address within the range of the subnet mask. If the DHCP server is not found, set the IP address to 192.168.0.10.
[Note:]

・If the IP address cannot be retrieved from the DHCP server in AutoIP, search for the IP address that is not used in the same network between 169.254.1.0 and 169.254.254.255 and set the IP address.
[IP address(IPv4)]
When the DHCP function is not used, enter the IP address of the computer. Do not overlap with the IP address set on the PC or other network camera.
[Note:]

・Multiple IP addresses are not available even when the DHCP function is used. Contact your network administrator for the DHCP server configuration.
[Subnet mask]
When the DHCP function is not used, enter the subnet mask of the computer.
[Default gateway]
If you do not use the DHCP function, enter the default gateway for your computer.
[Note:]

・Multiple IP addresses are not available for the default gateway, even if you use the DHCP facility. Contact your network administrator for the DHCP server configuration.
[DNS]
Specify whether the DNS server addresses are automatically acquired ([Auto]) or manually entered ([Manual]).
When set to [Manual], you need to configure the DNS server IP addresses.
If you use the DHCP function, you can automatically obtain the DNS server address by setting it to [Auto].
Contact your system administrator for the setting.
[Primary server address], [Secondary server address]
If you use [DNS] with [Manual], enter the IP address of the DNS server.
Contact your system administrator for the IP address of the DNS server.
[Host name]
Enter the host name to be used with the DHCP function.
Available number of characters:1 to 64 characters
Available characters:Alphanumeric characters, the period (.), and the hyphen (-).
IPv6 network
[Important]

・When IPv6 is accessed, the stream image cannot be displayed on the live screen. If you want to display the stream image on the live screen, please access it via IPv4.
[Manual]
Configure [On] and [Off] to manually configure IPv6 addresses.
[On]:Manually enter the IPv6 address.
[Off]:IPv6 address cannot be entered manually.
[IP address(IPv6)]
If [Manual] is set to [On], IPv6 addresses must be entered manually.
Enter to avoid duplication with other devices.
[Note:]

・When connecting over a router with a manually configured IP address, enable the automatic configuration feature for IPv6 addresses using IPv6-compatible routers. Configure an IPv6 address that contains prefix information provided by IPv6-compatible routers. For details, refer to your router's instruction manual.
[Default gateway]
Enter the default gateway for the IPv6 network when the IPv6 network [Manual] is [On].
[DHCPv6]
You can configure [On]/[Off] to use the IPv6 DHCP feature.
Configure the DHCP server so that the PC and other network cameras that do not use the DHCP function do not have the same IP address. Contact your network administrator for server configuration.
[Primary DNS server address], [Secondary DNS server address]
Enter the IPv6 address of the DNS server. Contact your system administrator for the IPv6 address of the DNS server.
Common
[HTTP port]
Assign individual port numbers.
Configurable port number:1～65535
The following port numbers cannot be set because they are used by this computer.
20、21、22、23、25、42、53、67、68、69、80、110、123、161、162、443、554、995、1883、8883、10669、10670、59000～61000
[Note:]

・Some ports may not be accessed by some browsers. If access is lost, use HTTPS or the i-PRO Setup Tool (iCT) to change the port number.
[Line speed]
Select the data communication speed from the following. Normally, it is recommended to use the default [Auto].
[Auto]:The communication speed is set automatically.
[100 M‑Full]:100 Mbps full duplex
[100 M‑Half]:100 Mbps half duplex
[10 M‑Full]:10 Mbps full duplex
[10 M‑Half]:10 Mbps half duplex
[Max RTP packet size]
Set whether to limit the size of RTP packets sent from the camera when viewing camera images using RTP. Normally, it is recommended to use the [1,500 bytes] option.
If the packet size of the communication line is limited, select [Restricted (1280 bytes)]. Contact the network administrator for the maximum packet size of the communication line.
[HTTP max segment size(MSS)]
Set whether to limit the maximum segment size (MSS) sent from the camera when viewing the camera image using HTTP. Usually, it is recommended to use the default settings.
If the maximum segment size (MSS) of the communication line to be used is limited, select [1024 Byte]/[Restricted (1280 Byte)]. Contact your network administrator for the maximum segment size (MSS) of the communication line.
[Bandwidth control(bit rate)]
Select the amount of data delivered from the following.
[Unlimited]/ 64kbps/ 128kbps/ 256kbps/ 384kbps/ 512kbps/ 768kbps/ 1024kbps/ 2048kbps/ 4096kbps/ 6144kbps/ 8192kbps/ 10240kbps/ 15360kbps/ 20480kbps/ 25600kbps/ 30720kbps/ 35840kbps/ 40960kbps/ 51200kbps
[Note:]

・If [Bandwidth control(bit rate)] is set low, the snapshot button may not work depending on the operating environment. If so, select [JPEG] on the live page and run the snapshot with the smallest resolution delivered.
[Easy IP Setup accommodate period]
Set the time to enable Network Settings from IP-based Simple Configuration Software to either [20min] or [Unlimited] after the computer starts.
[20 minutes]:The camera setting operation using the IP easy setting software is enabled only for 20 minutes after starting the machine.
[Unlimited]:The camera setting operation in the IP easy setting software is always enabled.
[Note:]

・Camera display with the IP easy setting software is always enabled and the camera screen can be opened.

3.9.2[Advanced] for advanced networking settings

On the Network Page, press the [Advanced] tab. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Here, the NTP, UPnP, HTTPS, DDNS, SNMP, QoS functions are set.
Click the link to each item to navigate to each setting page.

3.9.2.1Set up an NTP server

This section configures the NTP server, including the address and port number of the NTP server.
[Important]

・If you need to set the time more accurately in system operation, use the NTP server.
[Time adjustment]
Select the time adjustment method from the following. The time adjusted in the selected manner is used as the standard time of the machine.
[Manual]:The time set in the [Basic] tab on the base page is used as the standard time of the computer.
[Synchronize to NTP Server]:The time automatically adjusted in synchronization with the NTP server is used as the standard time of the machine.
[NTP server address setting]
If you selected [Synchronization with NTP server] in [Time adjustment], select how to get the NTP server address.
[Auto]:Get the NTP server address from the DHCP server.
[Manual]:Enter the NTP server address into the [NTP server address] to configure the NTP server address.
[Important]

・To obtain [NTP server address] from a DHCP server, you must set [Network Settings] to DHCP, AutoIP, or Omakase on the [Network] tab of the network page.
→3.9.1　Networking [Network]
[NTP server address]
If you selected [Manual] in [NTP server address setting], enter the IP address or hostname of the NTP server.
Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 128 characters
Input Characters:One-byte alphanumeric and one-byte symbols : . _ -
[Important]

・To enter a hostname for [NTP server address], you must configure the DNS on the [Network] tab of the network page.
→3.9.1　Networking [Network]
[NTP port]
Enter the port number of the NTP server.
Configurable port number:1～65535
The following port numbers cannot be set because they are used by this computer.
20、21、22、23、25、42、53、67、68、69、80 110、123、161、162、443、554、995、1883、8883、10669、10670、59000～61000
[Time adjustment interval]
Select the interval (in 1-24 hour increments) at which the time is to be acquired from the NTP server.
[NTP test]
Select [Synchronization with NTP server] for [Time adjustment], set up the NTP server, and then press [Execute]. You can communicate with the NTP server, perform time synchronization, and check the NTP operation.
[Note:]

・When the NTP test is successful, the [The NTP time correction completed successfully.] is displayed.


・If the NTP test fails, the [The NTP time correction failed.] is displayed.


・If [Time adjustment] is set to [Manual], the [Execute] buttons for NTP tests will be grayed out.


・If [Time adjustment] is set to [Synchronization with NTP server] and the NTP server address is not set, the [Execute] buttons for the NTP tests are grayed out.

3.9.2.2Set UPnP

This machine supports UPnP (Universal Plug and Play). The UPnP function enables you to set the following settings automatically.
-configure the port forwarding function for routers. However, a UPnP-enabled router is required. This setting is useful for accessing the camera from the Internet or from a mobile or tablet terminal.
-Create a shortcut to the camera in the [Network] folder of the PC and update the shortcut automatically even if the camera has changed IP addresses.
[Auto port forwarding]
Configure on/off whether to use the router's port forwarding function.
To use the Automatic Port Forwarding feature, the router you use must be UPnP-enabled and UPnP enabled.
[Note:]

・Automatic port forwarding may change the port number. If this is changed, the port number of the camera registered on the PC or recorder must be changed.


・The UPnP feature can be used to connect a camera to an IPv4 network. IPv6 is not supported.


・To verify that auto-port forwarding has been configured correctly, click on the [Status] tab on the Maintenance page and make sure that the [UPnP] status is [On].
→3.10.3　[Status] for checking the status
If [On] is not displayed, please read [Cannot access cameras from internet] in "Trouble!?"
→4.2　Trouble shooting


・If the live screen or configuration screen is not displayed correctly, such as when replacing the routers to be used, set [UPnP(Auto port forwarding)] to [Off] once and then set it to [On] again.
[Camera short cut]
Use the [On] and [Off] buttons to specify whether to make shortcuts to the cameras in the [Network] folder of your computer.
Select [On] to shortcut the cameras.
To use the camera shortcut function, enable the UPnP function on the PC beforehand.
[Note:]

・You must add a Windows component to view shortcuts to the cameras in the Windows [Network] folder. Enable UPnP by referring to the following.
Start > [Set] > Network and Internet > Ethernet > Network and Sharing Center > Enable Network Discovery in Change Shared Advanced Settings > Click Save Change.

3.9.2.3Set up HTTPS

By using the HTTPS function, you can encrypt the access to the camera and increase the security of communication.
For details on how to configure HTTPS, see below.
→3.9.3　How to set up HTTPS
[CRT key generate]
Generates the CRT key (SSL encryption key) used for the HTTPS protocol.
CRT key generation is performed in [CRT key generation dialog] displayed when [Execute] is clicked.
[Self-signed certificate - Generate]
Generate a self-signed certificate for operation verification and register it in this software.
[Self-signed certificate - Information]
Information about the self-signed certificate (security certificate) is displayed.
When you click the [Confirm] button, the registered details of the self-signed certificate (security certificate) are displayed in the [Self-signed certificate confirmation dialog].
[CA Certificate - Generate Certificate Signing Request]
This generates a signature request (CSR Certificate Signing Request) to apply to a Certificate Authority when using a security certificate issued by a CA (Certificate Authority) as a security certificate to be used in HTTPS.
Create a signature request (CSR) by clicking on the [Execute] button. This is displayed in the [Create Signature Request (CSR) dialog].
[CA certificate - CA certificate install]
Install the CA certificate (security certificate) issued by the certification authority and display information about the installed CA certificate (security certificate).
When [Select File] is clicked, the [Open Dialog] is displayed. Select the CA certificate (security certificate) file issued by the authentication authority. Click [Execute] to install the CA certificate (security certificate).
If a CA certificate (security certificate) is installed, the file name of the installed CA certificate (security certificate) is displayed.
[Note:]

・The server certificate being installed must be in PEM format (*.pem).


・When installing a server certificate that includes a private key, it must be in PFX form (.pfx or .p12).
[Password (0 to 30 characters)]
If a password is set for a server certificate in PFX format, enter the password. If no password is set, leave the field blank.
Available number of characters:0 to 30 characters
[CA certificate-information]
The information of the CA certificate (security certificate) is displayed.
When [Execute] is clicked, the registered contents of the installed CA certificate (security certificate) are displayed in the [CA Certificate Confirmation Dialog]. If a CA certificate (security certificate) is not installed, the content of the generated signature request (CSR) is displayed.
Clicking [Delete] deletes the installed CA certificate (security certificate).
[Important]

・When deleting a valid CA certificate (security certificate), make sure that you have a backup of the CA certificate (security certificate) on your PC or recording media. To reinstall, a CA certificate (security certificate) is required.
[Connection]
Set the connection method to the machine.
HTTP & HTTPS:HTTP and HTTPS connections are enabled.
HTTPS:Only the HTTPS connection is enabled.

Select the TLS to be used when HTTPS is selected.
TLS1.1、TLS1.2:Enable/disable.
TLS1.3:It is always valid and cannot be set to invalid.
[Note:]

・If the connection method setting is changed, the connection must be accessed again after a while using [http://Camera IP address] or [https://Camera IP address].


・When accessing the camera with HTTPS, the display speed of the screen and the frame rate of the movie may decrease.


・When accessing the camera with HTTPS, it may take a long time before the image is displayed.


・When you access the camera with HTTPS, the image may be distorted.


・If you set the connectivity to [HTTPS], the maximum delivery is limited to 32Mbps.


・It is recommended that TLS 1.1 be disabled for security reasons.


・When TLS1.1 is enabled, TLS1.2 is also enabled.


・When TLS1.2 is disabled, TLS1.1 is also disabled.


・When you change the TLS1.2 setting, you need to reboot the camera. After rebooting, you cannot perform operations for around 2 minutes, just as when the camera is turned on.
[HTTPS port]
Set the port number to use for HTTPS.
Configurable port number:1～65535
The following port numbers cannot be set because they are used by this computer.
20、21、22、23、25、42、53、67、68、69、80 110、123、161、162、443、554、995、1883、8883、10669、10670、59000～61000

3.9.2.4Set up DDNS

To access the computer via the Internet, you must configure the DDNS function.
See below for instructions on how to configure DDNS.
→3.9.4　How to configure DDNS
[Area]
Select the region where the camera is installed.
[Global]/[Japan]
[Service]
Select whether or not to use the DDNS service to be used.
[Off]:Do not use DDNS.
[Dynamic DNS Update]:[DHCP-NON]Dynamic DNS Update (RFC 2136 compliant) is used without DHCP linkage.
[Dynamic DNS Update]:[DHCP]Dynamic DNS Update (RFC 2136 compliant) is used for DHCP linkage.
[Note:]

・If you use DNS Update [Dynamic DNS Update (RFC2136)], contact your network administrator to select DHCP or DHCP linkage.

3.9.2.5Set SNMP

ここでは、SNMP機能に関する設定を行います。SNMPマネージャーを使用して接続すると、本機の状態を確認できます。SNMP機能を使用する場合は、ネットワーク管理者に確認してください。
SNMP
[SNMP]
Set whether to On/Off the SNMP function.
[Note:]

・If [SNMP] is set to [Off], [SNMP agent setting] and [SNMP trap setting] cannot be set.
SNMP agent setting
[SNMP version]
Select the SNMP version to be used.
[SNMPv1/v2]:SNMPv1/v2 is enabled.
[SNMPv3]:SNMPv3 is enabled.
[SNMPv1/v2/v3]:SNMPv1/v2/v3 is enabled.
SNMPv1/v2 − [Community]
Enter the community name to be monitored.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Double-byte
Initial setting:Blank space
[Important]

• When using the SNMP feature on SNMPv1/v2, be sure to enter a community name. If the community name is blank, you cannot use the SNMP feature. Do not set a community name that can be easily guessed. (e.g., public)
SNMPv1/v2 − [Manager address]
When the SNMP version is v1 and v2, enter the IP address of the SNMP manager that allows requests. If blank, allow requests from all IP addresses.
Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 128 characters
Input Characters:One-byte alphanumeric and one-byte symbols : . /
[Note:]
You can restrict the IP address of the SNMP manager to allow requests per subnet by entering the IP address/Mask length of the subnet.
For example, if you enter [192.168.0.1/24], SNMP manager requests from [192.168.0.1] to [192.168.0.254] are allowed.
[SNMPv3] − [User name (1 to 32 characters)]
Set the SNMPv3 username.
Number of characters that can be entered:Blank or 1 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Double-byte and single-byte symbols " & : ; ¥
[SNMPv3] − [Authentication]
Displays the SNMPv3 authentication method.
[SNMPv3] − [Encryption method]
Select the SNMPv3 encryption method from DES/AES.
[SNMPv3] − [Password]
Set the SNMPv3 password.
Number of characters that can be entered:blank or 8-20 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Double-byte and single-byte symbols " &
SNMPv2-MIB system setting
[System name]
Enter the device name to manage the machine using the SNMP function.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Double-byte
[Location]
Enter the location where the machine was installed.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
[Contact]
Enter the administrator's mail address or phone number.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 255 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Double-byte
SNMP trap setting
[SNMP trap settings]
Sets ON/OFF of SNMP trap notification.
[Destination of Trap] − [Address]
SNMP Enter the destination address for the trap notification.
Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 128 characters
Input Characters:One-byte alphanumeric and one-byte symbols : .
[Important]

・IPv6 address and hostname cannot be used as the notification destination.
[SNMPv2c] − [Community]
Enter the community name of the SNMP trap notification destination.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Double-byte
Trap setting
[SNMP Generic trap] − [coldStart] − [Enable/Disable]
If the check box is checked, the trap (SNMPv2-MIB::coldStart) is notified when the camera starts.
[SNMP Generic trap] − [coldStart] − [Trap string]
If you want to extend the trap when the computer starts, you can set the character string.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Input Characters:0-9 (half-pitch), A-Z (half-pitch, uppercase, lowercase) and half-pitch symbol !  "  #  $  %  &  '  (  )  *  +  ,  ‑  .  /  :  ;  =  ?
[SNMP Generic trap] − [linkUp] − [Enable/Disable]
When the checkbox is checked, the trap (SNMPv2-MIB::linkup) is notified when the machine is linked up.
[SNMP Generic trap] − [LinkUp] − [Trap string]
To extend the trap when the computer is linked up and notify, set the character string.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Input Characters:0-9 (half-pitch), A-Z (half-pitch, uppercase, lowercase) and half-pitch symbol ! "  #  $  %  &  '  (  )  *  +  ,  ‑  .  /  :  ;  =  ?
[SNMP Generic trap] − [authenticationFailure] − [Enable/Disable]
If the check box is checked, a trap (SNMPv2-MIB: authentication failure) is notified when an SNMP authentication error occurs.
[SNMP Generic trap] − [authenticationFailure] − [Trap string]
If you want to extend the trap when an SNMP authentication error occurs, you can set the string.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Input Characters:0-9 (half-pitch), A-Z (half-pitch, uppercase, lowercase) and half-pitch symbol  ! "  #  $  %  &  '  (  )  *  +  ,  ‑  .  /  :  ;  =  ?

3.9.2.6Set QoS

This section configures the settings for the shaping of streams.
Shaping of streams
[Shaping of stream]
Use the [On] [Off] to control whether H.265 (or H264) images are not bursted.
It may be effective when network devices divert image data from the camera, etc., but the displayed image may be delayed.
[Off]:Disables the shaping function of the stream.
[On]:Enables the shaping function of the stream.
[Note:]

・If you are concerned about the delay of the image to be displayed, set it to Off.

3.9.3How to set up HTTPS

Here, we will set up HTTPS to encrypt access to the camera and improve communication security. For HTTPS settings, use a CA (Certification Authority) certificate obtained between you and the certification authority. For information on how to set up HTTPS (CA certificate), refer to <Manual Number: P0003>.

3.9.3.1How to generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR)

1
Click the [Execute] button for [CA Certificate - Signing Request (CSR) Generation].
→ The [CA Certificate - Signing Request (CSR) Generation Dialog] will be displayed.
2
Enter the information for the certificate you want to generate.
item
explanation
Number of characters that can be entered
［Common Name］
Enter the camera's address or Common name.
64 characters
［Subject Alternative Name］
Enter the domain name.
64 characters per domain
Number of domains that can be registered: 8
［Country］
Enter the country code.
2 letters: Country code
［State］
Enter the prefecture name.
128 characters
［Locality］
Enter the city/town/village name.
128 characters
［Organization］
Enter your organization name.
64 characters
［Organizational Unit］
Enter the department name.
64 characters
［CRT key］
Displays the current CRT key length and the date and time when generation was completed.
－
[Note:]
-When using a CA certificate, enter the information required by the certification authority to which you are applying.
-Characters that can be entered in [Host name], [Prefecture name], [City/town/village name], [Organization name], and [Department name] are 0-9 (half-width), A-Z (half-width), a-z (half-width), and the half-width symbols "-", ".", "_", ",", "+", "/", "(", and ")".
-Characters that can be entered in [Subject alternative name] are 0-9 (half-width), A-Z (half-width), a-z (half-width), and the half-width symbols ".", ":", "*", ",", and "-".
-If entering multiple domain names in [Subject alternative name], separate them with ",".

3.9.4How to configure DDNS

When using the DDNS function on this unit, the following DDNS services are available:
[Dynamic DNS Update (RFC2136 compliant)]
[important]

・Before using the DDNS service, you must configure port forwarding on your router.
About DDNS service (IPv4/IPv6)
By using the DDNS service, you can view camera images over the Internet.
The DDNS service is a service that associates dynamically changing global addresses with domain names. You can set [Dynamic DNS Update (RFC2136 compliant)].
Many providers provide services that the global address is not fixed but changes, so over time it will be impossible to access the camera using the previous global address. To access a camera from the Internet in the environment that the global address is not fixed, the following services are required.
Fixed IP address service (such as that provided by your contracted provider)
This is a service in which the global address does not change (is fixed).
DDNS Service Mechanism
①
The contracted provider assigns a global address to the router (or camera). The global address assigned at this time is not a fixed but a changing address.
②
If you subscribe to [Dynamic DNS Update] services, a unique [Domain Name] will be assigned to the camera. The camera manages the camera's domain name and the global address of the router (or camera) by automatically notifying the [Dynamic DNS Update] service server of the router's (or camera's) global address.
③
The [Dynamic DNS Update] service server registers the global addresses and domain names of routers (or cameras) to the DNS server.
④
The DNS server notify the global address of the registered camera by entering the URL containing the domain name into your Web browser when accessing the camera via the Internet.
⑤
You can access routers (or cameras) with the notified global address to monitor the image.
[Note:]

・Contact your provider to ask whether your IP address is fixed.


・Depending on the provider, local addresses may be assigned. In that case, the DDNS service cannot be used. Please contact the provider.

3.9.4.1When using Dynamic DNS Update (without DHCP integration)

[host name]
Enter the hostname to be used for the Dynamic DNS Update service.
Number of characters that can be entered: 3 to 250 characters (host name). (domain name) format
Characters that can be entered: Half-width alphanumeric characters, half-width symbols . ‑
[Note:]
- Please contact your network administrator for available host names.
[Access Interval]
Select the interval for checking the IP address and host name against the Dynamic DNS Update Service server from the following.
“10 people” / “20 people” / “30 people” / “40 people” / “50 people” / “1h” / “6h” / “24h”

3.9.4.2When using Dynamic DNS Update (DHCP integration)

[Hostname]
Enter the hostname to be used for the Dynamic DNS Update service.
Number of characters that can be entered: 3 to 250 characters (host name). (domain name) format
Characters that can be entered: Half-width alphanumeric characters, half-width symbols . ‑
[Note:]
- Please contact your network administrator for available host names.

3.10[Maintenance] to maintain the machine

The Maintenance page checks the system log, software upgrades, checks the status, and initializes the computer.
The Maintenance page consists of the [System log], [Upgrade], [Status], [Default reset], and [Data] tabs.

3.10.1[System log] to check the system logs

Click [System log] in the Maintenance page. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
up to 100 system logs can be saved in the computer's internal memory.
If the maximum number of system logs that can be saved is exceeded, the log is overwritten from the old log.
100 system logs are displayed and the logs are saved even if the camera is turned off.


[<<Latest 100 items
Click to display the list of the latest 100 system logs.

Next 100 items>>]
Click to display the following 100 items in the displayed system log list.

[Page number display]
The currently open page is displayed in the form [Page/Total Page].

[<<Previous 100 items
Click to display 100 items in front of the displayed system log.

[No]
The serial number in the system log is displayed.

[Time & date]
The date and time when the log occurred is displayed.
[Note:]

・If [Time display format] is set to [24h], the logging date and time will be displayed in 24-hour format.
[Description]
The contents of the system log are displayed.
For details on the contents of each system log, refer to the following.
→4.1　System Log Display

3.10.2[Upgrade] to upgrade the software

Click [Upgrade] in the Maintenance page. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Here, you can review the software version and update the software to the latest version.
Contact your dealer for software for upgrading.

[Model no.], [MAC address], [Serial no.], [Firmware version], [IP address(IPv6)], [Time past from the date of manufacture]
Individual information on the computer is displayed.

1Contact your dealer and download the latest software to the hard disk of your PC.
[Important]

・Do not use space or double-byte characters in the save directory.

2Click [Select File] to specify the software that was downloaded.

3Click the radio button to select whether to initialize the data after the version upgrade has been completed.
[Note:]

・Note that the set data cannot be restored after initialization.

4Press [Execute].
The confirmation screen for executing the version upgrade is displayed.
[Important]

・After upgrading, be sure to check the version on this page.


・After upgrading, be sure to delete the temporary Internet file.
→4.2　Trouble shooting


・Use a PC on the same subnet as the machine to upgrade the version.


・When using the version upgrade software, be sure to check the precautions at the dealer where you purchased the software and follow the instructions.


・Be sure to use [CE13-22_xxxxx.img] as the file name of the software to be used for version upgrading.*[xxxxxx] contains the software version.


・Do not turn off the computer during version upgrading.


・Do not perform any operation during version upgrading until the version upgrade is completed.


・The following data will not be initialized even if [Initialize setup data after version upgrade is completed] is selected.IPv4 DNS primary server address, secondary server address, IPv6 primary server address, DNS secondary server address, DHCP On/Off, IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, HTTP port, HTTPS port, HTTP/HTTPS connection method, CRT key, CA certificate, UPnP setting, communication rate, delivery rate control (bit rate), time setting, IEEE802.1X setting, function extension software, and function extension software setting


・To display camera images from a PC, a "user license" for H.264 or H.265 decoding is required for each PC. The camera comes with one "user license" for one PC. To display camera images on multiple PCs, you will need to purchase the additional "user licenses." For more information about "user licenses," see our technical information website (Management Number: C0316).

3.10.3[Status] for checking the status

Click [Status] in the Maintenance page. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Here, you can check the status of the machine.
[Note:]

・Please refer to our technical information website <Control No. C0111> for the contents of the status display.
Image transmission
[Image transmission log]
Click the [Confirm] button, to display the image transmission log in a separate window.
up to 200 image transmission logs can be saved in the computer's internal memory.
If the maximum number of image transmission logs that can be saved is exceeded, the log is overwritten from the old log.
100 image transmission logs are displayed and the logs are saved even if the camera is turned off.

[<<Latest 100 items
Click to display the list of the latest 100 image transmission logs.

Next 100 items>>]
Click to display the following 100 items in the displayed image transmission log list.

[Page number display]
The currently open page is displayed in the form [Page/Total Page].

[<<Previous 100 items
Click to display 100 items in front of the displayed image transmission log.

[No]
The serial number in the image transmission log is displayed.

[Time]
Time and date at the error occurrence will be displayed.

[Stream type]
The stream type (Stream(*), JPEG(*), SD memory card playback) of the image transmission logs will be displayed.
(*) displays the number.

[Connected user]
The user of the image transmission will be displayed.
[Note:]

・If [Off] is selected for [User auth.], [-] will be displayed.
[IP address]
The IP address of the image transmission will be displayed.

[Event]
Start requests, stop requests, and start errors (heavy access) of the image transmission will be displayed.
[Note:]

・A stop request may not be logged in the following cases.


  - When settings related to the stream are changed, such as the image mode, stream, or resolution
  - When moving to the setting screen from the Live image
  - When the Live image is closed
  - When the network is disconnected
UPnP
Port number (HTTP), port number (HTTPS)
The port number configured for port forwarding in UPnP is displayed.
[Status]
The state of the port forwarding is displayed.
[Router global address]
The global address of the router is displayed.
[Self check]
[Hardware1、Hardware2]
The hardware self-diagnosis results are displayed.
USB Memory
[No.] [Time & date] [Description] of logs
Displays the SD Memory Card log.
Classification
Form of label
Details of contents
USB Memory
<USB>Format
The USB Memory was successfully formatted.
<USB>Format error
An error occurred in the USB Memory format.
<USB>Recognition error
The USB Memory cannot be recognized correctly.
<USB>Write error
An error occurred during write processing of the USB memory.
<USB>Read error
An error occurred during read processing of the USB Memory.
<USB>Deletion error
An error occurred during deletion processing of the USB Memory.
<USB>Files system error
An error occurred in the file system of the USB Memory.
<USB>Other errors
Other errors have occurred on the USB Memory.
<USB>The USB Memory recording continuity is wrong. Check the recording bit rate setting on the USB Memory.
Data is missing during write processing on the USB Memory.
<USB>An error occurs in the USB Memory. Check the USB Memory status.
Data is continuously missing during write processing on the USB Memory. Confirm that the USB Memory is correctly recognized. If not, restart the computer or unplug the USB Memory and insert it again.
[Important]

・To use this function correctly, format the USB Memory on your computer before using the USB Memory.


・The correct information may not be displayed on the USB Memory used on a computer other than this unit.


・Up to 30 USB Memory logs can be saved in the internal memory of this computer. If the maximum number of system logs that can be saved is exceeded, the log is overwritten from the old log.

3.10.4[Default reset] to initialize and restart the computer

Click [Default reset] in the Maintenance page. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Here, initialize the computer's setup data and restart the computer.
[Reset to the default(Except the network settings)]
When [Execute] is clicked, the computer settings are reset to default settings. However, the network-related settings are not initialized.
When the initialization operation is performed, the product cannot be operated for approximately 3 minutes.
[Reboot]
Press [Execute] to restart the computer. After restarting, the product cannot be operated for about two minutes as it was when the power was turned on.
[Note:]

・Please read the following for network settings. For initialization method, please refer to "Operating Instructions (Basic)".
→3.9.1　Networking [Network]

3.10.5[Data] to back up/restore configuration logs

Click [Data] in the Maintenance page. Refer to the following how to display and operate the Advanced menu.
→3.2.1　How to display
→3.2.2　How to operate
Here, save your log.
Backup

[Logs]
You can back up your computer's logs by clicking [Execute].
[Important]

・It takes a long time to create a backup file when backing up configuration data and logs.


・If the backup operation takes more than 10 minutes, a communication timeout may occur. At this time, the backup data may not have been obtained completely, so please complete it within 10 minutes. You can also check whether the correct data was obtained by restoring the acquired data. (excluding log data)

3.11Viewing Support Page [Support]

The Support page contains our support information.
The support information is as follows.
Click [Click here for OSS information.] to display the OSS license used.