11Advanced Networking Settings [Network]

The Network page is used to configure settings related to the network.
The Network page consists of the [Network] and [Advanced] tabs.

11.1[Network] to set up networking

On the Network page, click the [Network] tab. For details on how to display and operate the advanced settings menu, refer to the User's Manual.
The following information is required to configure the network settings.
Contact your network administrator or Internet service provider.

・IP address

・Subnet Mask

・Default gateway (if using a gateway server router)

・HTTP

・Primary Server Address for DNS, Secondary Server Address (if DNS is used)

[Notice]

・For the address setting of each server, contact your network administrator.

・To access the Security Radar over the Internet by connecting to the router, you must configure a separate HTTP port number and use the port forwarding feature of the router to do the address-translation.

For details, refer to the router's instruction manual.

・The port forwarding function is used to convert a global IP address to a private IP address, such as [Static IP Masquerading] or [Network Address Translation (NAT)]. This feature is configured on the router.

IPv4 Network

[Network Settings]
Selects how to set IP addressing.
[Fixed IP]:Set the IP by typing it into the [IP address(IPv4)].
[DHCP]：Use the DHCP function to set the IP addressing. If you cannot obtain the IP address from the DHCP server, set the IP address to 192.168.0.10. Then, if you obtained a IP address from the DHCP server, change it to that IP address.
[Auto (AutoIP)]:Use the DHCP function to set the IP addressing. If the DHCP server is not found, the IP is automatically set.
[Auto (Omakase)]:Use the DHCP function to view the network address information. Set the unused IP address as a fixed IP address. The IP address to be set is automatically determined by thecamera within the subnet mask. If the DHCP server is not found, set the IP to 192.168.0.10.

[Notice]

・If autoconfiguration (AutoIP) is unable to retrieve the IP address from the DHCP server, search for an unused IP address 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 addressof this machine. Make sure that the IP is unique to the PC or other networked cameras.

[Notice]

・You cannot use more than one IP addresseven if you use the DHCP feature. Contact your networkadministrator for the DHCP server settings.

[Subnet mask]
Enter the subnet mask of this machine when the DHCP function is not used.

[Default Gateway]
If you do not want to use the DHCP function, enter the default gateway of this machine.

[Notice]

・If you use the DHCP feature, you cannot use more than one IP addressfor the default gateway. Contact your networkadministrator for the DHCP server settings.

[DNS]
Set whether to obtain the DNS server address automatically ([Auto]) or enter the address manually ([Manual]).
If set to [Manual], the IP addressing of the DNS server must be set.
If you use the DHCP feature, you can set it to [Auto] to get the DNS server address automatically.
Contact your system administrator for the settings.

[Primary server address], [Secondary server address]
If you are using [DNS] with [Manual], enter the IP of the DNS server.
For the IP of the DNS server, contact your administrator.

[Host name]
Enter the hostname to be used for the DHCP function.
Number of characters that can be entered: 1 to 64 characters
Available Characters: Single-byte alphanumeric characters and single-byte symbols "." "-"

IPv6 Network

[Important]

・When accessed via IPv6, streamed video cannot be displayed on the live image screen. If you want to view the streamed video in the live image window, please visit the IPv4.

[Manual]
Set whether to set the IPv6 address manually with [On]/[Off].
[On]：Enter the IPv6 adress manually.
[Off]：The IPv6 cannot be entered manually.

[IP address(IPv6)]
If [Manual] is set to [On], you must enter the IPv6 adress manually.
Please input so that it does not overlap with other devices.

[Notice]

・When connecting across routers with manually configured IP addresses, use a IPv6 compatible router and enable the auto-configuration feature for IPv6 addresses.

Also, set a IPv6 address that includes the prefix information given by the IPv6 compatible router. For details, refer to the instruction manual for your router.

[Default Gateway]
Enter the default gateway of the IPv6 network of this machine when [Manual] of the IPv6 network is [On].

[DHCPv6]
Specify whether to use the DHCP function of the IPv6 with [On]/[Off].
Configure the DHCP server so that PC that do not use the DHCP function and other networked cameras do not have the same IP addressing. For server settings, contact your network administrator.

[Primary DNS server address], [Secondary DNS server address]
Enter the IPv6 of the DNS server. For the IPv6 of the DNS server, contact your administrator.

Shared by IPv6/v4

[HTTP port]
Assign port numbers individually.
Configurable port number:1～65535
The following port numbers cannot be set because they are used on this unit.
20、21、22、23、25、42、53、67、68、69、80、110、123、161、162、443、554、995、1883、8883、10669、10670、59000～61000

[Notice]

・Some ports may not be accessible depending on the browser. If you no longer have access, use the HTTPS or the i-port PRO Setup Tool (iCT) to change the port number.

[Baud rate]
Select the data communication speed from the following. In general, it is recommended to keep the default setting of [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]
Sets whether to limit the RTP packet size sent from the camera when viewing camera images using the RTP. Normally, it is recommended to keep the [Unrestricted (1500 byte)] setting.
If the packet-size of the communication line to be used is limited, select [Restricted (1280 byte)]. Contact your network administrator for the maximum packet size of the communication line.

[HTTP max segment size(MSS)]
Sets whether to limit the maximum segment size (MSS) sent from the camera when viewing camera images using the HTTP. Normally, it is recommended to use the default settings.
If the maximum segment size (MSS) of the communication line to be used is limited, select [Restricted (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 to deliver:

[Unlimited]/[128kbps]/[256kbps]/[384kbps]/[512kbps]/[768kbps]/ [1024kbps]/[2048kbps]/[4096kbps]/[6144kbps]/[8192kbps]/[10240kbps]/[15360kbps]/[20480kbps]/[25600kbps]/[30720kbps]/[35840kbps]/[40960kbps]/[51200kbps]/[61440kbps]

[Notice]

・If you set the [Bandwidth control(bit rate)] to a low value, the Snapshot button may not work depending on the usage. If so, select [JPEG] on the Live-screen page and run the snapshot with the smallest Image capture size delivered.

[IP Quick Setting Valid]
Set the time to enable the operation of the network setting from the IP Easy Setup software to either [20min] or [Unlimited] after the machine starts up.
[20 minutes]:You can enable the camera settings in the IP Easy Setup software only for 20 minutes after the machine starts up.
[Unlimited]:Enables the camera-setup operation in the IP Easy Setup software at any time.

[Notice]

・The camera view in the IP Easy Setup software is always enabled and the camera view can be opened.

[ONVIF®]
Set whether to use the ONVIF function with [On]/[Off].
[Enable]:The ONVIF function can be used.
[Disable]:The ONVIF function cannot be used.

11.2[Advanced] for advanced networking settings

On the Network page, click the [Advanced] tab. For details on how to display and operate the advanced settings menu, refer to the User's Manual.
This section describes how to set up the SMTP (mail) and SNMP, MQTT functions.
Clicking the link to each item takes you to the respective setting page.

[Notice]

・For details on the settings of the NTP, UPnP, HTTPS, DDNS, QoS, SRTP, LLDP items, see the User's Manual.

11.2.1Setting Mail Sending

[E-mail notification]
Set whether to send e-mail notification in the following cases in the On/Off.
When an alarm occurs (Email notification destination [Alarm] field)
When the remaining space of the SD memory card is notified (mail notification destination [Diag.] field)
When there is insufficient free space on the SD memory card. (E-mail notification destination [Diag.] field)
SD memory card recognition error (E-mail notification destination [Diag.] field)
SD memory card write failure (TCP alarm notification notification destination [Diag.] field)

[Alarm image attachment]
Set whether to attach images when sending e-mails by detecting alarms on the On/Off.

[Image Capture Size]
Displays the Image capture size of the images attached to the e-mail.

[Reference]
Displays the Image capture size for which you have viewed the [JPEG - Camera] settings in the [Image] settings on the [Image/Audio].

[Important]
[640x360] The following Image capture size settings can be used for proper operation.

[SMTP server address]
Enter the IP address or hostname of the SMTP server to which you want to send the email.
Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 128 characters
Available Characters :Half mark alphanumeric characters and marks : . _ ‑

[SMTP port]
Enter the port number to send email to.
Configurable port number:1～65535
The following port numbers cannot be set because they are used on this unit.
20、21、22、23、42、53、67、68、69、80、110、123、161、162、443、554、995、1883、8883、10669、10670、59000～61000

[POP server address]
If you selected [POP before SMTP] for [Type], enter the IP address/hostname of the POP server.
Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 128 characters
Available Characters :Half mark alphanumeric characters and marks : . _ ‑

[Important]

・To enter the hostname of the [SMTP server address] [POP server address], you must configure the DNS in the [Network] tab on the Network page.

→11.1　[Network] to set up networking

Authentication

[Type]
Select the authentication method for sending mail from the following options.
None :Do not authenticate
POP before SMTP：Prior to sending an email, authenticate the POP server receiving the email.
SMTP：Authenticate the SMTP server.

[Notice]

・If you do not know how to authenticate to send an email, contact your network administrator.

[Username]
Enter the user name to access the server.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Two-byte or one-byte symbol"&: ; ¥

[password]
Enter the password to access the server.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 128 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Two-byte or one-byte symbol"&

[Sender's E-mail address]
Enter the sender's email address.
The entered mail address is displayed in the [From (sender)] field of received mail.
Number of characters that can be entered:3 to 128 characters
Available Characters :Half mark alphanumeric characters and marks @ . _ ‑

[SSL]
If you want to send [Alarm Notification] or [Diag.] email notifications SSL encrypted, set this to [On]. When set to [On], the authentication method is set to [SMTP]. Set the [Username] and [password] for authenticating.

[Notice]

・SSL may not be supported on some SMTP servers.

・The SMTP over SSL method is supported. STARTTLS is not supported.

・If set to [On], you may need to set the SMTP port number to 465. Check with your provider for details.

[Notification Destination 1] to [Notification Destination 4]
Set the e-mail address of the notification destination. You can set up to 4 recipients.
Number of characters that can be entered:3 to 128 characters
Available Characters:Half mark alphanumeric characters and marks @ . _ ‑
If you want to delete the set e-mail address, press [Delete] button of the e-mail address you want to delete.
[Terminal 1]:Mail notification is sent when an alarm occurs at terminal 1.
[Terminal 2]:Mail notification is sent when an alarm occurs at terminal 2.
[Terminal 3]:Mail notification is sent when an alarm occurs at terminal 3.
[Motion detection]:An e-mail notification is sent when an operation detection occurs.
[Denial Detection]:Email notification when disturbance detection occurs.
[Command Alarm]:Sends an e-mail notification when a command alarm is entered.
[Sound Detection]:An e-mail notification is sent when a sound detection occurs.
[ShockDetect]:An e-mail notification is sent when an impact is detected.
[Installation angle error detection]:An e-mail notification is sent when an installation angle error is detected.
[Radar Detection]:An e-mail notification is sent when a radar detection occurs.
[Radar obstruction detection]:An e-mail notification is sent when a radar jam detection occurs.
[Diagnostics]:
-SD memory card remaining space notification
-When there is not enough space in the SD memory card
-When the SD memory card is recognized

[Notice]

・The details of the [E-mail subject] and [E-mail body] that you set later will not be reflected in the diagnostic e-mail that is notified when the [Diag.] field is checked.

[E-mail subject(Alarm)]
Enter the subject of the alarm email.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 50 characters
Use Camera Title:The camera title is displayed in the mail subject.
Alarm source:Add an alarm factor to the email subject.

[E-mail subject(Diag.)]
Enter the subject of the diagnostic email.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 50 characters
Use Camera Title:The camera title is displayed in the mail subject.

Occurrence time:The occurrence time %t% is added to the mail body. The %t% part is sent with the time at which the alarm occurred (hour:minute:second).

[Notice]

・When there is no free space on the SD memory card, [SD memory card is FULL.] or when an error occurs on the SD memory card, the message [The SD memory card cannot be recognized.] is sent.

・By describing substitute characters in the mail body, the cause type and time of alarm occurrence can be assigned automatically.
Alternate character alarm cause: %p%, time of occurrence: %t%
(Example of use)
When an operation detection alarm occurs at 19:13:24 after the following character strings are set in the mail text
Message text setting: %p% alarm occurred on %t%.
Email body to be sent: ["VMD" alarm occurred on 19:13:24]
If the body is blank, the [Menu language] of the [Basic] determines the language of the email that is sent.
When [Japanese] is specified, mail is sent in Japanese. Otherwise, mail is sent in English.

[Terminal 1 (Up to 10 characters)]
Enter the name of terminal 1 used for the alarm source in the mail text.
Characters that cannot be entered:Single-byte characters&

[Terminal 2 (Up to 10 characters)]
Enter the name of terminal 2 used for the alarm source in the mail text.
Characters that cannot be entered:Single-byte characters&

[Terminal 3 (Up to 10 characters)]
Enter the name of terminal 3 used for the alarm source in the mail text.
Characters that cannot be entered:Single-byte characters&

E-mail notification example
Email format when the [Use the camera title] check Box is specified in the email subject and the alarm cause/time check Box is specified in the email body

1.

The alarm occurrence time is given.

2.

The camera title is used for the mail subject.

3.

The name set in the terminal names 1 to 3 that are the cause of the alarm is assigned.

11.2.2Set the SNMP

Here, you can make settings related to the SNMP function. You can check the status of this machine by connecting using the SNMP Manager. To use the SNMP function, check with your networkadministrator.

SNMP setupFixed number

[SNMP Settings]
Enable or disable the SNMP function.

[Notice]

・If [SNMP Settings] is set to [Disable], [SNMP Agent Settings] [SNMP Trap. Settings] cannot be set.

SNMP agent-setupFixed number

[SNMP version]
Select the SNMP version that you want to use.
[SNMPv1/v2]：The SNMPv1/v2 is enabled.
[SNMPv3]：The SNMPv3 is enabled.
[SNMPv1/v2/v3]：The 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:Two-byte characters
Initial setting:Blank

[Important]

• When using the SNMP function in SNMPv1/v2, be sure to enter the community name. If the community name is blank, the SNMP function cannot be used. Also, do not set community names that can be easily guessed. (e.g. public)

SNMPv1/v2 − [Manager address]
Enter the IP of the SNMP manager to allow requests when the SNMP versionis v1, v2. If blank, allows requests from all IP addresses.
Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 128 characters
Available Characters :Half mark alphanumeric characters and marks : . /

[Notice]

• Enter [IP Address/Subnet Mask Length] to limit the IP addresses of the SNMP Manager that permits requests on a per-subnet basis.
For example, if you enter [192.168.0.1/24], SNMP manager requests between [192.168.0.1] and [192.168.0.254] are allowed.

[SNMPv3] − [Username]
Sets the username for the SNMPv3.
Number of characters that can be entered:Blank or 1 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Two-byte or one-byte symbol"&: ; ¥

[SNMPv3] − [Authentication method]
Displays the SNMPv3 authentication method.

[Notice]

・The [Authentication method] operates in [MD5] when upgrading from the [Authentication method] setting to [MD5]. Clicking the [Set] button changes the [Authentication method] to [SHA1].

[SNMPv3] − [Encryption method]
Select the SNMPv3 encryption method from the DES/AES.

[SNMPv3] − [password]
Sets the password for the SNMPv3.
Number of characters that can be entered:Blank or 8 to 20 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Two-byte or one-byte symbol"&

SNMPv2‑MIB system setupFixed number

[Name]
Enter the device to manage this machine using the SNMP function.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Two-byte characters

[Location]
Enter the location where this machine is installed.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters

[Contact]
Enter the administrator's email address or phone number.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 255 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Two-byte characters

SNMP trapping settings

[SNMP trap setting]
Sets the SNMP trap-notification On/Off.

[Destination of Trap] − [Address]
Enter the destination address for SNMP trap-notification.
Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 128 characters
Available Characters :Half mark alphanumeric characters and marks : .

[Notification Destination]]−[Port number]
Enter the port number of the SNMP trap-notification destination.
Configurable port number:1～65535
The following port numbers cannot be set because they are used on this unit.
20、21、22、23、42、53、67、68、69、80、110、123、161、162、443、554、995、1883、8883、10669、10670、59000～61000

[Important]

・The IPv6 addressand hostname cannot be used as the notification destination.

[SNMPv2c] − [Community]
Enter the community name to which the SNMP trap notification should be notified.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Two-byte characters

Trap notification settingFixed number

[SNMP Generic trap] − [coldStart] − [Enable/Disable]
If Box is checked, a trap (SNMPv2‑MIB::coldStart) will be notified when the camera is started.

[SNMP Generic trap] − [coldStart] − [Notification string]
Set the character string to extend the trap when this machine starts up to notify you.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (one-byte), A to Z (one-byte, upper case, lower case), single-byte symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

[SNMP Generic trap] − [linkUp] − [Enable/Disable]
If Box is checked, a trap (SNMPv2‑MIB::linkup) will be notified when this machine is linked up.

[SNMP Generic trap] −[linkUp]− [Notification string]
Set the character string to be used to extend the trap when this machine is linked up.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (one-byte), A to Z (one-byte, upper case, lower case), single-byte symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

[SNMP Generic trap] − [authenticationFailure] − [Enable/Disable]
If Box is checked, a trap (SNMPv2‑MIB:: authenticationFailure) is notified when an SNMP authorization error occurs.

[SNMP Generic trap] − [authenticationFailure] − [Notification string]
If you want to extend the trap when an SNMP authentication error occurs and notify you of it, set the character string.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (one-byte), A to Z (one-byte, upper case, lower case), single-byte symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

[Alarm]-[Terminal 1]-[Enable/Disable]
If Box is checked, a trap is notified when an alarm occurs at terminal 1.

[Alarm]-[Terminal 1]-[Notification string]
Set the character string used for the trap notification of [Pin 1].
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (one-byte), A to Z (one-byte, upper case, lower case), single-byte symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

[Alarm]-[terminal 2]-[Enable/Disable]
checking If Box is checked, trapping will be notified when an alarm occurs at terminal 2.

[Alarm]-[Terminal 2]-[Notification string]
Set the character string used for the trap notification of [Pin 2].
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (one-byte), A to Z (one-byte, upper case, lower case), single-byte symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

[Alarm]-[Terminal 3]-[Enable/Disable]
If Box is checked, a trap is notified when an alarm occurs at terminal 3.

[Alarm]-[Terminal 3]-[Notification string]
Set the character string used for the trap notification of [Terminal 3].
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (one-byte), A to Z (one-byte, upper case, lower case), single-byte symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

[Alarm] − [VMD] − [Enable/Disable]
If Box is checked, a trap is notified when an operation is detected.

[Alarm] − [VMD] − [Notification string]
Sets the text used for [VMD] trapping notifications.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (half-pitch), A to Z (half-pitch, uppercase, lowercase), half-pitch symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

[Alarm] − [Audio detection] − [Enable/Disable]
If Box is checked, a trap is notified when a sound is detected.

[Alarm] − [Audio detection] − [Notification string]
Sets the text used for [Audio detection] trapping notifications.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (one-byte), A to Z (one-byte, upper case, lower case), single-byte symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

[Alarm]-[Impact Detection]-[Enable/Disable]
If Box is checked, a trap is notified when an impact is detected.

[Alarm]-[Impact Detection]-[Notification string]
Set the character string to be used for trap notification in [Shock Detection].
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (one-byte), A to Z (one-byte, upper case, lower case), single-byte symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

[Alarm] − [Command alarm] − [Enable/Disable]
If Box is checked, a trap is notified when a command alarm occurs.

[Alarm] − [Command alarm] − [Notification string]
Sets the text used for [Command alarm] trapping notifications.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (one-byte), A to Z (one-byte, upper case, lower case), single-byte symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

[Alarm] − [Installation angle abnormality detection] − [Enable/Disable]
If Box is checked, trapping will be notified when an installation angle error is detected.

[Alarm] − [Installation angle abnormality detection] − [Notification string]
Sets the text used for [Installation angle abnormality detection] trapping notifications.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (one-byte), A to Z (one-byte, upper case, lower case), single-byte symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

[Alarm] − [Radar detection] − [Enable/Disable]
If Box is checked, a trap is notified when a radar detection occurs.

[Alarm] − [Radar detection] − [Notification string]
Sets the text used for [Radar detection] trapping notifications.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (one-byte), A to Z (one-byte, upper case, lower case), single-byte symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

[Alarm] − [Radar obstruction detection] − [Enable/Disable]
If Box is checked, a trap is notified when a Radar obstruction detection occurs.

[Alarm] − [Radar obstruction detection] − [Notification string]
Sets the text used for [Radar obstruction detection] trapping notifications.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (one-byte), A to Z (one-byte, upper case, lower case), single-byte symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

[SD Memory Card]-[Diag.]-[Enable/Disable]
If Box is checked, traps are notified in the following cases:
-When the remaining space on the SD memory card is notified
-When there is not enough space in the SD memory card
-When the SD memory card is recognized

[SD Memory Card]-[Diag.]-[Notification string]
Sets the text used for [Diag.] trapping notifications.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Available Characters :0 to 9 (one-byte), A to Z (one-byte, upper case, lower case), single-byte symbol ! " # $ %&' ( ) * + , ‑ . / : ; = ?

11.2.3Set the MQTT

Here, you can make settings related to the MQTT(Message Queueing Telemetry Transport) function. When an alarm occurs, you can notify the MQTT server of the event operation by the alarm.

[MQTT settings]
Set whether to enable the MQTT function by [On]/[Off].
If it is set to [On], or if it is [On] when the camerastarts up, it connects to the configured server.
Notifies the server of the setting contents when the set alarm occurs.
[On]：Use the MQTT function.
[Off]：Do not use MQTT function.

Server-

[Address]
Enter the IP or hostname of the MQTT server to be notified when an alarm occurs.
Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 128 characters
Available Characters :Half mark alphanumeric characters and marks : . _ ‑

[Protocol]
Select from the MQTT over SSL/MQTT over TCP the protocol used to connect to the MQTT server.
MQTT over SSL：Encrypts communication with the MQTT server by SSL.
MQTT over TCP：Does not encrypt communication with the MQTT server.

[Username]
Enter the username for accessing the MQTT server.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Two-byte or one-byte symbol"&: ; ¥

[password]
Enter the password for accessing the MQTT server.
Number of characters that can be entered:0 to 32 characters
Characters that cannot be entered:Two-byte or one-byte symbol"&

Route CA certificateWriting

[Installation]
Install the root CA certificate issued by the certificate authority.
In the [Open File Dialog] that appears when you click the [Select File] button, select the file of the root CA certificate issued by the certification authority, and click the [Execute] button to install the root CA certificate.
Root CA certificates can be in PEM or DER format.

[Info]
The root CA certificate is displayed.
[Disable]:The root CA certificate is not installed.
[Root CA certificate hostname]:Displayed when the software is already installed.
Clicking [Leave] allows you to view more information about the root CA certificate.
Clicking [Delete] button removes the installed root CA certificate.

[Server certificate verification]
If [MQTT over SSL] is selected for [Protocol] and [Server certificate verification] is [Enable], the server certificate is verified using the root CA certificate registered when the SSL is connected.

[Notice]

• If [Server certificate verification] is [Enable], install the root CA certificate.

Notification settingFixed number

[Alarm]
Checks for alarm events that notify the MQTT server.
[terminal 1]:Notifies the MQTT server when an alarm occurs at terminal 1.
[Terminal 2]:Notifies the MQTT server when an alarm occurs at terminal 2.
[Terminal 3]:Notifies the MQTT server when an alarm occurs at terminal 3.
[VMD]:Notifies the MQTT server when an operation detection occurs.
[Audio detection]:Notifies the MQTT server when a sound detection occurs.
[Command alarm]:Notifies the MQTT server when a command alarm is entered.
[Impact Detection]:Notifies the MQTT server when an impact is detected.
[Installation angle abnormality detection]:Notifies the MQTT server when an installation angle error is detected.
[Radar detection]:Notifies the MQTT server when a radar detection occurs.
[Radar obstruction detection]:Notifies the MQTT server when a radar jam detection occurs.

[Topic]
Sets the MQTT topicname to be sent. Topics have a hierarchical structure separated by a/character.
Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 128 characters
Available Characters :Half-pitch alphanumeric characters and symbols
Inhibited characters:Half-pitch symbols \

[Payload]
Sets the MQTT message payload.
Number of characters that can be entered:1 to 128 characters
Available Characters :Half-pitch alphanumeric characters and symbols
Inhibited characters:Half-pitch symbols \

[QoS]
Selects the QoS from 0, 1, and 2. 0<1<2 provides higher communication quality.
0：By QoS0, messaging is delivered up to once. Messages are not guaranteed to arrive at the server.
1：By QoS1, messaging is delivered at least once. Messages are guaranteed to arrive at the destination, but they may be duplicated.
2：QoS2 delivers the messaging exactly once. Messages are guaranteed to arrive only once with no excess or shortage.

[Retain]
Select this checkbox if you want the MQTT server to save the message that was notified last.