Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto BB-HCE481A del fabbricante Panasonic
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Operating Instructions Netw ork Camera Please read this manual before using, and save this manual f or future reference . Panasonic Netw ork Camera Website: http://www .
Operatin g Instru ctions 2 Main Features IPv6 *1 Netw ork Ca mera Y our P anasonic Netw ork Camer a supports IPv6 (Internet Protocol V ersi on 6). IPv6 was created t o address the ad ditional IP addres ses that wil l be neede d as the Internet contin ues to e xpand.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 3 Motion Detecti on The camera has a Motion D etect ion f eature that d etects mov ement, su ch as people , based o n the pr eset thres hold and sen sitivity of the camer a. Y ou can b uffer the camera im ages, tran sfer i mages to an FTP serv er or send E- mails using th e Motion De tection fu nction as a trigger .
Operatin g Instru ctions 4 Enh ance d Multi- Camer a Pa ge The Mult i-Camera pag e displa ys the mov ing imag es from u p to 4 cameras , while supporting audio 2 -way communicati on with each. T his cam era a llow s y ou to s witch betwee n 3 sets of 4 ca meras.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 5 Ta b l e o f C o n t e n t s 1 Camera Monitoring ............. ................... .............. ......... 8 1.1 BB-HCM381A F eature Locations .. ............. ............. ............. ..........8 1.1.1 F ront View.... .
Operatin g Instru ctions 6 2.7.1 Connecting the Cam era to a Router that Supports UPnP ™ (IPv4 Onl y ) .................. ........... ................. .................... 68 2.7.2 Connecting the Cam era to a Router that Does Not Support UPnP ™ (IPv4 Only) .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 7 5.5 Changing t he Indi cator Disp la y ............ ............. ............. ............. 153 6 Camera Ma intenance ............... ....................... .......... 154 6.1 Maintenan ce page ............ .............
Operatin g Instru ctions 8 1Table of Contents 1 Camera Monito ring 1.1 BB-HCM381A Feature Locations 1.1.1 Fr ont Vie w Indicator Displ ay *1 The indicator turns orange if the c amera is not conne cted to the LAN. *2 The indicator blinks orange if the camera is not c onnected to the LA N.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 9 1.1.2 Rea r Vie w 1.1.3 Bottom Vie w Ethernet (LAN) port Connects th e camera to you r L AN . A udio/Video te r minal (See Getting Started) External I/O (See page 164) DC IN jack Connec ts the camera to the A C adaptor . Hook for A C Adaptor Cord Used to se cure the A C adapt or cord.
Operatin g Instru ctions 10 1.2 BB-HCE481A Feature Locations 1.2.1 Fr ont Vie w Indicator Displ ay *1 The indicator blinks orange if the camera is not c onnected to the LA N. *2 See page 5 and 6 the T r oubleshooting on t he CD-ROM f or information on indicator error codes.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 11 1.2.2 Rea r Vie w 1.2.3 Bottom Vie w A udio/Video te r minal (See Getting Started) External I/O (See page 164) P oE IN por t Connec ts the camera to yo ur P oE hub . F ACT OR Y DEF A UL T RESET button Resets se ttings to def ault (see p age 166).
Operatin g Instru ctions 12 1.3 Ho w to T urn on the Camera Connectin g the A C cord (f or BB-HCM381A) or the Ethernet cab le (for BB- HCE481A) turns the cam era on, a nd disconnect ing the A C cord (f or BB- HCM381A) or Ethernet cab le (f or BB-HCE481A) turns the c amera off .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 13 1.4 Accessi ng the Camera 1. Start up the web bro wser on yo ur PC. 2. Enter "http://IPv4 Address (or URL):P ort Number " on the addr ess bar, and press [Enter] on the k eyboard. • When the p or t nu mber is 80 (def ault), you d o not need to inclu de the por t numbe r in the address .
Operatin g Instru ctions 14 4. Clic k the f ollow ing ta bs to dis pla y each page . Note • When users other than an adminis trato r are acce ssing the c amer a, the [Setup] and [Mai ntenance] tabs are not dis pla yed.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 15 1.4. 1 T o Access the Camer a in IPv6 Y ou need t o prepare the f ollowi ng to access th e camer a in I Pv6. • PC Requirements Operating System: Window s XP Ser vi ce P ack 1 or l ate r We b B r ow se r : Internet Explorer 6.
Operatin g Instru ctions 16 Setting up y our PC 1. Cli ck [Star t] [Al l Program s] [Acce ssor ie s] [Com mand Prom pt]. • The Command Pro mpt windo w is dis pla yed.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 17 1.5 Viewing th e Sing le Came ra page 1. Access the ca mera (s ee page 13). • The T op page is disp lay ed. 2. Click th e [S ingl e] t ab a t the t op o f the page. • When the Sec u rity W ar ning windo w is displa yed, clic k [Y es] (see page 19).
Operatin g Instru ctions 18 • When dis pla ying video (M otion JPEG), the cam era allow s up to 3 0 simul taneous acce sses . The 31st user trying to acce ss will see a gr ay scree n. The Buff ered Imag e page is also limit ed to a ma ximum of 30 simultaneou s access es.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 19 Security W arning windo w When trying to vie w a video (Motion JPEG) f or the first time , a Security W ar ning f or Activ eX ® Controls will be displa yed. Whe n using Windo ws 20 00 or Windo ws XP , log in as an admin istrator to install Activ eX Controls and enab le video vie wing.
Operatin g Instru ctions 20 Security W arning window on Microsof t Windo ws XP Service Pac k 2 T o vie w a v ideo (Moti on JPEG) o r to us e audio f eature , Activ eX Controls m ust be installe d. Fo llow the s teps sho wn belo w to ins tall Activ eX Contro ls.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 21 1.5.2 A uto Centering the Image (Clic k to Center) Usin g yo ur mouse, c lic k any portion of the ca mera i mage. As lo ng as it is within the pan/til t range of th e camera, the image will autom atically mo v e to place the selec ted point i n the center of th e screen.
Operatin g Instru ctions 22 1.5.3 Capturing a Still Ima g e Still ima ges can be sav ed on yo ur PC. 1. Oper ate pan/ti lt and select a resolu tion to displa y an i mage. 2. Click the capture ima ge button. • The camera image opens i n another w indo w .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 23 1.5.4 Using the O perati on Bar (1) End Dis play a nd Preset Displa y: When the pan/tilt has reac hed the end of its ran ge, the End Displa y (Left End, Right En d, Up End or Dow n End) appe ars. Wh en the z oom or f ocus op erat ion has re ached the end, W ide End, T ele End, N ear End, o r F ar End appears .
Operatin g Instru ctions 24 (7) Brightness : Adjusts image br ightnes s in 9 st eps includ ing [ STD] (Stan dard). Cl ick ing [-] or [ +] ch anges th e image brig htness . (8) Output Contr ol: Controls the out put signals of the External I/O . (9) Refresh I nterval: Sets a r efr esh i nte r val.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 25 P an/Tilt Opera tion Not e • When the power is on, d o not man ually p an or tilt the camera . Doing so ma y damage the P an/Tilt o peration, or cause th e Preset butto ns to pan or tilt the camer a to th e wrong position.
Operatin g Instru ctions 26 1.5.5 Zooming In and Out Network C amera has a 42x magn ifying capaci ty: the 21x mag nifying c apacity of the optic al zoom an d 2x mag nifying capaci ty of the d igital zoom .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 27 Not e • Zoom c ontrol can be ena bled or disab l ed f or Gener al Use rs and Guest Us ers (see pag e 93). If disab led, a 10x di gital zoom is av ailable . • The perf or mance of the m ouse va ries accordi ng to y our OS.
Operatin g Instru ctions 28 1.5.6 Automatic and Man ual Focusing F ocus b utton ad justs the focus . Network Cam era h as A utomatic an d Manual F ocusi ng feature s. AF (A utomati c F ocus) b utton auto matically all ows the le ns to f ocus o n objects .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 29 • Fingerprints , dust, stai ns, etc. on the l ens can de grade the p erf or mance of the A utomatic F ocusing f eature. Wipe the lens wi th lens cleanin g pape r . • The ima ge ma y be out of focus , if it is too near , or d epending on the zoom positio n.
Operatin g Instru ctions 30 1.5.7 Setting Home P osition/Al arm P osition/Preset Po s i t i o n Registering Hom e P osition/Al arm P osition A hom e pos ition or 2 alar m posit ion s can be reg iste red . When rest ar t ed, t he camer a takes a h ome position.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 31 Registering a Preset P osition 20 cam era p ositions can be s tored a s presets . These pos itions c an be changed (see pa ge 33). • Reg iste red buttons are sh own in blue. • Unregi stered butto ns are show n in wh ite.
Operatin g Instru ctions 32 Viewi ng the Im age 1. Selec t the h ome po sit ion, alar m positi on or a registered preset bu tton or position. • The cam era mo ve s to that posit ion and th e ima ge i s displ ay ed. Home Position, Alarm Position and Preset Position Pan/Tilt Placing the cursor over the button displays the preset name.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 33 Changing or Deleti ng the Settings 1. Click [ Program]. • [Progra m] switch es to [Cancel]. Clic k [Cancel] to quit without sav ing changes . 2. P an an d ti lt the ca mera to a desi re d position , or skip to step 5 if de leting a preset.
Operatin g Instru ctions 34 1.6 Listening to Camera Audio and T alking thr ough the Camera 1. Access the c amera (see pa ge 13). • The T op page is displa yed. 2. Click the [Single] tab at the top of the pa ge. 3. The A udio Control Ba r (T alk Button, Listen Button and Adjustment Bar) is displa yed at the top of the screen.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 35 Not e • An e xternal microph one and s peak er must be c onnected to the camer a (via th e A udio/Video Cab le) in order to use the Listen and T alk butto ns. • The T alk b utton and Liste n button canno t be used simultaneou sly .
Operatin g Instru ctions 36 1.7 V iewing the M ulti- Camera pag e T o vie w multip le camer as on the Mult i-Camera pag e, you need to confi gure each camer a on the Mult i-Camer a Setup pa ge (see page 148 ). 1. Access the c amera (see pa ge 13). • The T op page is displa yed.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 37 Not e • When selecti ng [All] f or the View T ype , all images a re disp la yed in 160 x 120 pix els resoluti on, and th e Audi o Control Bar is not display ed. • 640 x 4 80-pixel images canno t be displa yed o n the Mul ti-Camera pa ge.
Operatin g Instru ctions 38 1.8 Vie wing the B uffere d Image page T o bu ffer imag es in the came ra's internal memory , you ne ed to set up the image tran sf er settings (see page 97, p age 107, or pa ge 119). Buff ered images can be vie wed on this Buff ered Image page .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 39 4. Displa y images by clic king bu ttons bel ow . The date and time w hen t he imag es were buffered are d isp layed. The date , time and fr ame number are disp lay ed. [Pla y]: The buff ered im ages ar e displa yed in sequenc e.
Operatin g Instru ctions 40 Using the z oom fea ture on the Buffered Image pa g e • The op tical z oom is not a vaila ble w hile pl aying b ack b uffered images w ith the [Pla y] butto n, how ev er a 10x digi tal z oom is av ailab le. Y ou can z oom in and ou t using the mouse or scroll w heel (s ee page 26 ).
Oper ating I nstructio ns 41 1.9 Viewing Sti ll Imag es on Y ou r C ell Ph one Still im ages can be v i e wed o ver the Internet from a compat ib le cell phone. Enter "http://IP a ddress (or URL ):P or t Number/Mo bile" on a cel l phon e an d pres s [O K].
Operatin g Instru ctions 42 (1) Pressing 2 , 4, 6 o r 8 on the c ell phones a llows y ou to pan or ti lt the camer a in fo ur directio ns: Left, Up , Down or Right . (2) Pressing allo ws you to zoo m in, and pressing # allo ws you to z oom out. (3) Pressing 5 will refres h the ima ge.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 43 Not e • A udio f eature does not w or k on ce ll phones. • If the f eatures are not pe r mitted on the G ener al User pa ge (see page 93 ), the but tons related with the f eatures a re not displa yed. • If the image is not dis pla yed pro perly , tr y the f ollowing 2 URLs .
Operatin g Instru ctions 44 1.9.1 Enabling or Disab ling the Buffer/ T ransfer on y our Cell Phone 1. Access c amera images from your cell phone , and log in a s an a dministr ator . 2. Select [Buff er/T ransf er]. 3. Select a trigge r number that y ou wa nt to enab le or disab le.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 45 2 Using the Camera's Basic Features 2.1 Setup P age of th e Camera 1. Access the ca mera (s ee page 13). • The T op page is disp lay ed. Note • When [P er mit acces s from gue st users] is s et on the Se curity: Adminis trator page, cl ick the [Login] tab and log in as an adm inistr ator .
Operatin g Instru ctions 46 Basic (1) Netw ork (IPv4) Configur es the IPv 4 netw ork settings to connect the camera to the netwo rk (see page 4 8). (2) Netw ork (IPv6) Configur es the IPv 6 netw ork s.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 47 (15) Multi-Cam e ra *1 Sets the c amera IP ad dress or host name , and camera name on the Mult i-Camera pag e (maxim um 12 camer as) (see page 148). (16) Operation Time Sets the time period to di spla y camera i m ages (s ee page 15 0).
Operatin g Instru ctions 48 2.2 Connecting the Cam era to Y our IP v4 Network The Netw ork page off ers three o ptions to configure the c amera i n IPv4. • [A utomati c Setup] automatical ly assign s an unuse d IP addres s to the camera, and uses UPnP™ (Univ ersal Plug and Pla y) to confi gure y our router .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 49 4. Clic k [Sav e] when fin ished. • The new set tings are saved. • When f inished, the fo llo wing pa ge is dis pla yed. Note • The curren t network settin gs are sh own on the Status page in the Mainten ance section (see page 155).
Operatin g Instru ctions 50 • When the camer a is resta r ted, all buff ered images in the internal memo r y are de leted. The bu ff ered ima ges on the SD memory card are not deleted.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 51 Host Name (DHCP Only) • If y our ISP uses the DHCP fu nction, which automati cally as signs an IP add ress to th e camera, enter the ISP–assigned hos t name . (The host name ma y be used as an authen tication.) • Enter ASCII characters f or the host name (see page 190).
Operatin g Instru ctions 52 Connectio n T ype • Se lect [A uto Negoti ation] normally . If the c a mera cannot be accessed, see page 9 of the T roubles hooting on the CD-ROM . • This s etting is valid in both IPv4 and IPv 6. *1 If the IP address is automatically obtained from a DHCP ser v er , this field does not need to be s et.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 53 2.3 Connecting the Camera to Y our IPv6 Netw ork The Network pag e offe rs two options to conf igure the camer a in IPv6. • [A utomatic Setu p] automa tically assi gns an IPv6 addre ss to the came ra. • [Static] a l low s the us er to use a specific IPv6 address .
Operatin g Instru ctions 54 Static Setup Y ou can assi gn a static IPv6 address to the c amera. I f you select [No] for All ow Access f rom the In ter net, the ca mera can be accessed onl y from the LAN that has an sa me IPv6 prefix a s the cam era. • Clic king [Cance l] takes y ou bac k to the p revio us page w ithout s aving chang es.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 55 Setting Descrip tion Allo w Access from the I nternet • If [Y es] is sel ected f or Allow Ac cess fro m the I nternet, you can access th e camera from the Int er net. If [No] is selecte d, the camera can be accesse d only from a LAN that has an same IPv6 pre fix as the cam era.
Operatin g Instru ctions 56 Max . Band widt h Usage • The ban dwidth c an be res tr icted. • Select a maxim um band width fro m [Unlimited ] to [0.1 Mbps ]. • This s etting is valid in both IPv4 and IPv 6. Note • Set a max imum bandwid th refe rring to the f ollowin g file sizes.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 57 2.4 Wha t is IP sec? IPse c prov ides security f or the transmi ssion of sensitiv e inf ormation ov er unpr otected ne tworks s uch as th e Internet. IPs ec authen ticates IP pac kets betw een p ar ticipati ng IPsec d evices .
Operatin g Instru ctions 58 IPsec Mode Selec t ion Select tr anspor t mode o r tunnel mode to a ccess the came ra. T ransport Mode (IPv4 Only) The image is encrypted f or the whole w a y between the ca mer a and y our PC . The tran sport mode is a v ailable onl y in I Pv4 f or users of Win dows XP Service P ack 1 or later .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 59 T unnel Mode (IPv4/ IPv6) An IPsec mode of o peration whe re the e ntire IP pac ket i ncluding IP header is authent icated and encrypted. A new IP head er is adde d (protecti ng the entire original pa cket). Both VPN clients an d VPN gatew ays c an use th is mode.
Operatin g Instru ctions 60 2.5 Encry pting the Camer a Image in T ranspor t Mode The cam era can encr ypt imag es using IPsec tr anspor t mode. Note • If y ou use IPsec , the refresh interval in creases. 1. Click [IPsec] on the Setup page. 2. Clic k Ca mera in the T rans por t colum n.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 61 4. Clic k [Sav e] when fin ished. • The new set tings are saved. 5. Clic k [Cancel]. • The IPsec page is displ aye d. 6. Chec k [Use] in the IPsec column, select an enco ding strength , and cli ck [Sav e]. Setting Descri ption Status • Chec k the bo x to us e this en cryption method .
Operatin g Instru ctions 62 7. Click [Restart]. 8. Set up y our PC a ccording to the requ irements on pag e 58. • Set the FT P ser ver or E-mail serve r to transf er images . 9. Access th e camer a (see pa ge 13). • If y ou can acces s the camera , the IPsec setup is complet e.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 63 2.6 E ncrypting the Camera Image in T un nel Mode The camera can encrypt image s using IPse c tunn el mode . Note • Do not set IPsec on PCs un der the VPN route r . Communic ations m ay be bloc ked. • If yo u use IPsec , the refr esh interv al incr eases .
Operatin g Instru ctions 64 4. Clic k [Sa ve ] when finish ed. • The new settings are sav ed. 5. Clic k [Can cel]. • The IPsec page is displa yed. 6. Chec k [Use] i n the IP sec colu mn, un chec k the encodin g strength, and c lick [Sav e]. Pre-Shared K ey • This is the k ey us ed in the authentication of comm unicat ions.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 65 7. Click [Res tar t] . 8. Set up y our VPN router a s show n belo w . • T o use tu nnel mod e, y ou need to se t up your VPN router . Setting Descri ption IPse c • Check the b ox to enab le IPsec f eatures. If you unche ck the bo x, all IPsec f eatur es will be inv alid.
Operatin g Instru ctions 66 • Set u p the IPsec policy as belo w . 9. Access th e camer a (see pa ge 13). • If y ou can acces s the camera , the IPsec setup is complet e. Note • In IPsec communica tions, "IPse c" is displa yed o n the T op page or the Single C amera page.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 67 2.7 Using UPnP ™ (Univer sal Pl ug and Pla y) UPnP™ can a utomatically configure your router to make it a ccessib le from the Internet. In order to us e this f eature, yo ur router needs to support UPnP™, and i t mus t be en able d.
Operatin g Instru ctions 68 4. Click [Go to UPnP pag e]. • The UPnP page is displ aye d. 2.7.1 Connecting the Camera to a Router that Suppor ts UPn P ™ ( IPv4 Onl y) T o allo w acces s from the Inter net wit h a router s upporting UPnP ™ , f ollow the procedure s sho wn in Gett ing Star ted.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 69 P or t Forwarding f eature *1 (IPv4 Only) The por t f orw arding fea ture is requir ed to allo w camera access from the Internet with a router t hat does not support UPnP ™ . It e xchanges a local IP add ress f or a global one.
Operatin g Instru ctions 70 2.8 Registering with the DynamicDNS Service Dynamic DNS is a service that allow s y ou to assign an e asy-to-remembe r name to the came ra, f or e xample, s imilar to your f avo r ite web s ite. It also allows you to easi ly access the cam era, e ve n when your ISP changes the IP address .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 71 3. Click [Sa ve]. • Clic king [Cancel ] cancels your setti ngs wi thout sa ving change s, and the Dyna micDN S win dow is di spl ay e d. 4. Click [OK]. • When f inished, "Success!" is displa yed. • The new set tings are saved.
Operatin g Instru ctions 72 7. Registe r with the Vie wnetcam .com ser vice f ollow ing the i nstructions on the website. • The Vie wnetcam.com page is displa ye d. 8. Access y our camera with the register ed URL from the Internet (see page 13). • When the T op page is di splay ed, Vie wnetca m.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 73 3. Set each parameter . • Clic king [Cancel ] cancels your setti ngs wi thout savin g changes. • Dynam icDNS inf or mation ca n be obtained fro m companies i n the Dyna micDN S ser vice indus tr y . 4. Clic k [Sav e] after finishe d .
Operatin g Instru ctions 74 Confirming Intern et access Due to t he route r’ s spec ification s, the image ma y not be displ aye d ev en if you access the camer a from your PC on the same LAN as the came ra.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 75 2.8.1 Dynam icDNS Se rvice (IPv4/IPv6) Dyna micDNS allo ws you t o choose an easy-to-re member address (such as "bob .vie wnetcam.com ") that ca n be used to vi ew images fro m y our camera ov er the Int ernet. This service is compa tibl e with both IPv4 and IPv6 addres ses.
Operatin g Instru ctions 76 4. When y ou enter y our DynamicDNS address in y our w eb bro wser while a wa y from home or the office , the DNS serve r looks up the global IP address assigned to your Dyn amicDNS address . 5. The DNS server find s your curre nt global IP address and a llo ws y ou to connect t o your cam era.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 77 2.9 Setting the Date and Time The D ate and Time page all ows you to set an d conf ir m t he date and time. T he date and tim e are used f or the setting s of the trigger settin g, alarm log, oper ation time and Buff ered Image page .
Operatin g Instru ctions 78 3. Clic k [Sa ve ] when finish ed. • The new settings are sav ed. • When finished , "Suc cess!" i s displa yed . Setting Description Time Setti ng • Set the date an d f ormat (AM/PM or 24 H ). The in terface and a vailab le valu es depend on th e format.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 79 4. Clic k [Go to Date and Time page]. • The Dat e and Time page is displa ye d. Note • Date and time sett ings become inc orrect depend ing on the length o f time the camer a is tur ned on and it s inter nal tempe ratur e.
Operatin g Instru ctions 80 2.10 Changing Camera Settings The Camer a page allo ws you t o set the camer a name , white bala nce, A C powe r source fr equency , automatic f ocus r ange , mounting type , pan/tilt r ange , retur n to specifi ed position, co lor night vie w , and v er tical re solution settings .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 81 Setting Desc ription Camer a Name • The ca mera name is disp layed on the S ing le Ca mera page . • Enter ASCI I characters (s ee page 190) or char acters fro m other lan guages (1—15 cha racters f or a 1-b yte char acter and 1—7 c haracters f or a 2-by te character).
Operatin g Instru ctions 82 P an Range *1 Selec t from the f ollowing options . • Minim um — Curren t settings , -175—+175 • H ome P osit ion *2 — Current settin gs, -175—+175 • Maximum — Curren t settings , -175—+175 The v alues mu st be select ed as mi nimum home posit ion maxi mum.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 83 Return to Specifi ed Po s i t i o n • If the camera is not operate d during the speci fied pe riod, the cam era t urns to a speci fied po sition.
Operatin g Instru ctions 84 3. Clic k [Sa ve ] when finish ed. • The ne w settings are sa ved. If the [P an Range] or [Til t Range] se ttings are change d, the camer a turns to the h ome position. • When finished , "Suc cess!" i s displa yed .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 85 Note • The v alues m ust be selected as mi nimum home posi tion maximu m. 5. Clic k [Sav e] on the Camer a page . • The ne w settings a re sa ved. T he camer a turns to th e home po sition. Max.: 0 ˚ Max.: +175 ˚ When the camera is mounted on a table Min.
Operatin g Instru ctions 86 2.11 Adjust ing A udio The A udio page allow s y ou to set the mi crophone, the external spea ker , microph one sensiti vity and external sp eaker v olume se ttings . 1. Click [Audio] o n the Setup page . 2. Set each pa rameter .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 87 3. Clic k [Sav e] when fin ished. • The new set tings are saved. • When f inished, "Success!" is displa yed. 4. Clic k [Go to A udio page]. • The A udio page is displa yed. Mute during P an/Tilt • Y ou can tempora r ily turn off the a udio (audio i nput) when the c amera p ans or til ts.
Operatin g Instru ctions 88 3 Registerin g Users 3.1 Changing the A uthenticatio n Setting and Administrator User Name and P assw ord The Security: Administrator p age allow s yo u to chan ge authent ication, and the adminis trator's u ser name and pass word.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 89 1. Clic k [Admini s tra tor] on the Setup page . 2. Set each parameter . • Clic king [Cancel ] cancels your setti ngs wi thout savin g changes. Setting Desc ription Genera l A uthenticatio n A uthentic ation has 3 phases.
Operatin g Instru ctions 90 Note • When s etting authenti cation, set the user name an d pass word, and s a ve them. • When us ers other than an admi nistrator are ac cessing the c a mer a, the [Setu p] and [ Maintena nce] tabs will not be disp lay ed.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 91 Administrator/General Users/Guest User s The a ccess le vel to the camer a is div ided to a dministra tor , genera l user s and gue s t users.
Operatin g Instru ctions 92 3.2 Logging in to the Camer a If yo u set [P er mit acces s from gu est users] o n the Security: Admin istrator page, [Login] is displa yed at th e top of the page. Afte r y ou log in as an adminis trator , the Setup page and the Mainte nance page can be accessed.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 93 3.3 Cr eating, Modifying or Deleting General Users The Gen eral User page allows y ou to create , modify or del ete gener al users . Up to 50 gen eral users c an be regist ered. The access le vel i s se t f or each gener al user .
Operatin g Instru ctions 94 3. Set each pa rameter . • Settings f or general users • Settings f or guest use rs • Clic king [Cancel] ta kes y ou bac k to the pre vious page w ithout saving ch anges. Setting Description User ID L i st • Up to 50 general users can be re gistered.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 95 4. Clic k [Sav e] when fin ished. • The new set tings are saved. • When f inished, "Success!" is displa yed. 5. Clic k [Go to Ge nera l User p age]. • The Gene ral User pag e is dis pla yed. Setting Desc ription Access Le vel An a ccess le v el is set f or each ge neral us er .
Operatin g Instru ctions 96 4 Buffering or T ransferring Images 4.1 Pr ocedures of Buff ering or T ransf erring Imag es The proce dures from this page to pa ge 130 are described about se ttings of the image b uff er or tran sfer . See the proc edures be low to unde rstand the general outline o f the settings .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 97 4.2 Bu ffering or T ransferring Images b y Timer The T rigger page al lows y ou to enab le image b uffer/t ransfer by E-mail or FTP . Not e • If you a re re cord ing i mag es to the S D memo r y car d, re fres h inte r val sl ows down.
Operatin g Instru ctions 98 4. Set the tim e, and clic k [Nex t>]. Note The timer w or ks b y an internal cloc k. Set the date a nd time be fore usin g timer buff er/tran sf er (see page 77). • Clic king [<Bac k ] tak es you b ack to the previous page .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 99 6. Set the image b uffer f requency , and clic k [Nex t>]. • Clic king [<Back ] takes y ou back t o the pre vious page.
Operatin g Instru ctions 100 7. Select the transf er metho d, and cl ick [Ne xt>]. • Clic king [<Bac k ] tak es you b ack to the previous page .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 101 When y ou set [FTP] f or T ransfer Metho d Select [FT P], and clic k [Nex t>]. The f ollo wing p age is di splay ed. • Clic king [<Back ] takes y ou back t o the pre vious page. • Clic king [Cancel ] take s you bac k to the T rigger page wi thout savin g chan ges.
Operatin g Instru ctions 102 Ov erwrite Setting • Selecting [Overwrite F ile] o verwrites th e image on the s erver with a n ew er image . Selecting [ Sav e as Ne w File with Tim e Stamp] sa ves the image att aching ti me stamps on t he file name, and the images are not o verwritten .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 103 When y ou set [E-mail] f or T ransfer Method Select [E-m ail], and click [Ne xt>]. The f ollow ing pag e is disp lay ed. • Clic king [<Back ] takes y ou back t o the pre vious page. • Clic king [Cancel ] take s you bac k to the T rigger page wi thout savin g chan ges.
Operatin g Instru ctions 104 Setting Description SMTP Server IP Address or H ost Name *1 • If you set a server IP add ress, set 4 n umbers (0—255) and 3 periods such as "192.1 68.0.253" . Note that "0. 0.0.0" and "255.255.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 105 How to authe nti cat e The au thenticat ion method can be selected: [No authent ication], [POP be fore SMTP authenticat ion] or [SMTP authe ntication ]. POP server authenticatio n may be required by y our ISP . In that case, set POP befor e SMTP authe ntication.
Operatin g Instru ctions 106 8. Confirm the se ttings , and clic k [Sav e]. • The new settings are sav ed. • When finished , "Suc cess!" i s displa yed .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 107 4.3 Bu ffering or T ransferring Images by Alarm Signal Y ou can b uff er the camer a images , transf er to an FTP server or send E-ma ils using alarm as a trigger . The T rigger page al lows y ou to enab le image b uffer/t ransfer by E-mail or FTP .
Operatin g Instru ctions 108 4. Set the tim e, and clic k [Nex t>]. • Clic king [<Bac k ] tak es you b ack to the previous page . • Clic king [Cance l] tak es you ba ck to the T rigger page w ithout sa ving chang es. Note • The timer works by an internal cl ock.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 109 5. Set the Le ns P osition When T riggered sett ing, and clic k [Nex t>]. • Clic king [<Back ] takes y ou back t o the pre vious page. • Clic king [Cancel ] take s you bac k to the T rigger page wi thout savin g chan ges.
Operatin g Instru ctions 110 7. Set the ima ge bu ffer fre quency , and clic k [Ne xt>]. • Clic king [<Bac k ] tak es you b ack to the previous page .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 111 8. Select th e tran sf er method, and c lick [Ne xt>]. • Clic king [<Back ] takes y ou back t o the pre vious page.
Operatin g Instru ctions 112 When y ou set [FTP] f or T r ansfe r Method Select [FTP], and click [Ne xt>]. The f ollowi ng page i s displa yed . • Clic king [<Bac k ] tak es you b ack to the previous page . • Clic king [Cance l] tak es you ba ck to the T rigger page w ithout sa ving chang es.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 113 Ov erwr ite Setting • Selectin g [Ov erwri te File] ov erwrites the im age on the server with a newer im age. Se lec tin g [Save as New Fi le w ith Ti me Stamp] s av es the imag e attachi ng time s tamps on the fi le name , and the image s are not o ve rwr itten.
Operatin g Instru ctions 114 When y ou set [E-mail] f or T ransfer Meth od Select [E-ma il], and clic k [Ne xt>]. The follo wing page is display ed. • Clic king [<Bac k ] tak es you b ack to the previous page . • Clic king [Cance l] tak es you ba ck to the T rigger page w ithout sa ving chang es.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 115 Set ting D es crip tio n SMTP Server IP Address or Hos t Name *1 • If y ou set a server IP ad dress , set 4 n umbers (0 —255) and 3 periods suc h as "192.168.0.253 ". Note that "0.0.0.0" and "255.
Operatin g Instru ctions 116 How to authentic ate The authent ication m ethod can be s elected: [No au thenticat ion], [POP b efo re SMTP authentic ation] or [SMTP auth enticati on]. POP server au thentication m ay be r equired b y your ISP . In that case, s e t POP bef ore SMTP au thentication.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 117 9. After y ou confirm the settin gs and c lick [Next >], set E-ma il notification and clic k [Ne xt>]. • If yo u selec t [Enab le], the E-mail Not ification When T r iggered page is displa yed. Enter the settings referring t o page 115 —116.
Operatin g Instru ctions 118 • If you are buff er ing ima ges to the int er nal memory , the f ollowing operatio ns also delete al l buff ered images . – T ur ning off or re starting the camer a. – Upd ati ng t he c amera . – Resettin g the camera to def ault.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 119 4.4 Bu ffering or T ransferring Images b y Motion Detection Signal Came ra has a Motion Detec tion f eature that detects mov ement, s uch as p eople, based on the preset thres hold and sens itivity o f Camera.
Operatin g Instru ctions 120 • Clic k [Sav e] to sa ve th e settings. • Clic king [Cance l] tak es you ba ck to the T rigger page w ithout sa ving chang es. Note • If y ou click [Save ], all bu ff ered im ages on the S D memo r y card are delet ed.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 121 5. Set the im age settings , and cl ick [Ne xt>]. • Clic king [<Back ] takes y ou back t o the pre vious page. • Clic king [Cancel ] take s you bac k to the T rigger page wi thout savin g chan ges.
Operatin g Instru ctions 122 7. Set the ima ge bu ffer fre quency , and clic k [Ne xt>]. fif • Clic king [<Bac k ] tak es you b ack to the previous page.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 123 8. Select th e tran sf er method, and c lick [Ne xt>]. • Clic king [<Back ] takes y ou back t o the pre vious page.
Operatin g Instru ctions 124 When y ou set [FTP] f or T r ansfe r Method Select [FTP], and click [Ne xt>]. The f ollowi ng page i s displa yed . • Clic king [<Bac k ] tak es you b ack to the previous page . • Clic king [Cance l] tak es you ba ck to the T rigger page w ithout sa ving chang es.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 125 Ov erwr ite Setting • Selectin g [Ov erwri te File] ov erwrites the im age on the server with a newer im age. Se lec tin g [Save as New Fi le w ith Ti me Stamp] s av es the imag e attachi ng time s tamps on the fi le name , and the image s are not o ve rwr itten.
Operatin g Instru ctions 126 When y ou set [E-mail] f or T ransfer Meth od Select [E-ma il], and clic k [Ne xt>]. The follo wing page is display ed. • Clic king [<Bac k ] tak es you b ack to the previous page . • Clic king [Cance l] tak es you ba ck to the T rigger page w ithout sa ving chang es.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 127 Set ting D es crip tio n SMTP Server IP Address or Hos t Name *1 • If y ou set a server IP ad dress , set 4 n umbers (0 —255) and 3 periods suc h as "192.168.0.253 ". Note that "0.0.0.0" and "255.
Operatin g Instru ctions 128 How to authentic ate The authent ication m ethod can be s elected: [No au thenticat ion], [POP b efo re SMTP authentic ation] or [SMTP auth enticati on]. POP server au thentication m ay be r equired b y your ISP . In that case, s e t POP bef ore SMTP au thentication.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 129 9. After y ou confirm the settin gs and c lick [Next >], set E-ma il notification and clic k [Ne xt>]. • If yo u selec t [Enab le], the E-mail Not ification When T r iggered page is displa yed. Enter the settings referring t o page 127 –128.
Operatin g Instru ctions 130 • If you are buff er ing ima ges to the int er nal memory , the f ollowing operatio ns also delete al l buff ered images . – T ur ning off or re starting the camer a. – Upd ati ng t he c amera . – Resettin g the camera to def ault.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 131 4.5 T ransferri ng Camera Ima ges in T ranspor t Mode The camera can transf er images i n transport mode b y E-mail or FTP .
Operatin g Instru ctions 132 4.6 T ransferring Cam era Imag es in T unnel Mod e The cam era can transf er imag es in tun nel mode by E-mail or FTP . Prepare the follo wing required i tems: See page 6 3 and set up the E-mail or FTP serve r.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 133 4.7 Setting the Motion Detection The Motion D etectio n page all ows yo u to adjust the sensitiv ity of Motion Detection . Thresho ld: If the thresho ld is set lo w , this fu nction detects nearly all m ovem ents. Sensiti v ity: If you se t sensitivit y high, the am plitude of th e motion detect ion bar gets jumpy .
Operatin g Instru ctions 134 Preview Displa y the cu rrent thr eshold an d detection le vel. • The thres hold is the li ne between th e green and red bar . • The dete ction le vel is th e line betwe en the dark re d and light red c olor . • The Thre shold and Sensi tivity settings ar e enable d after sav ing, and reflecte d in pre view .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 135 What is “threshold ” ? The t hreshold is the mi nimum v alue f or the cam e ra to detect m otions on the image du ring the motion de tection buff er ing. Settin g the threshold lo wer allows subtler change s to be detect ed.
Operatin g Instru ctions 136 Addition ally , if the ob ject's color is simi lar to the color o f the backg roun d, motio n can be ha rd to det ect. • The detection lev el depends on the object, r esolution , or image qu ality . Confi rm the condi tion on th e Previe w window f ollowing t he procedure ab ove.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 137 4.8 Setting Alar m Log Notification An ala rm log sent on ce a da y at a spec ified time ca n be chec ked . T o enab le Alarm Log, se t Alar m 1, Alarm 2 or M otion D etection f or T r igger S etting and chec k [Enab le].
Operatin g Instru ctions 138 Note • When the setti ngs ar e sav ed, the n umber of ne w alarm logs beco mes 0. • The cam era works on ly with an SMTP (Simple Mai l T ransf er Protocol) server . It does not w ork with mail s er vers l ike "Hotmail" tha t use a web browser.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 139 How to authe nti cat e The au thenticat ion method can be selected: [No authent ication], [POP be fore SMTP authenticat ion] or [SMTP authe ntication ]. POP server authenticatio n may be required by y our ISP . In that case, set POP befor e SMTP authe ntication.
Operatin g Instru ctions 140 4.9 Using the SD Memory Card The SD memory card (cu s tomer-pro vided) ca n store imag e data an d repla y them. Fo llow the in structions b elow to insert or remo ve the SD memory card. Note • F or mat the SD memory card (see page 142) bef ore you rec ord the image data.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 141 3. Push the SD mem ory card with yo ur finger unti l it clic ks. When remo ving the card, pus h the card ligh tly to release it , then remo ve it from the slot . Note • Sound cannot be recorded. • Ensure that recor ding has bee n stopped , befo re remo ving the SD me mor y card.
Operatin g Instru ctions 142 4.9.1 Format the SD Memory Car d Bef ore you rec ord the camera image, y ou need to format the SD memory card. Note • Y ou can c onfirm the SD mem or y card capaci ty on the Status page . 1. Insert the SD me mory card. 2.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 143 4.9. 2 Star t the S D Memor y Rec ording The SD memo r y recordin g can be started on the T r igger page . Note • Y ou can co nfirm the SD me mory card capac ity on the Status page. • If the camera is restar ted, the SD memo ry recording starts again.
Operatin g Instru ctions 144 4.9.3 Stop the SD Me mory Recor ding After y o u st op the SD memory recordin g, remov e the SD m emor y card. Note • Y ou can c onfirm the SD mem or y card capaci ty on the Status page . • Images will be record ed to the SD memo r y card again by th e follo wing oper atio ns.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 145 5 Using Other Featu res 5.1 Ch anging Initi al Settings on the Sing le Came ra pag e or th e Mult i-Came ra pag e The Image Displa y page allows you to c hange th e initial set tings (displa y settings when a user ac cesses the ca mera) such as image resoluti on, image qual ity and the r efresh inte r val.
Operatin g Instru ctions 146 Setting Descri p tion Image R esolutio n • Select the image resoluti on. 640 x 480 pi xels (Onl y for the S ing le Ca mera page) 320 x 240 pix els (def ault) 160 x 1 20 pix els (On ly f or the Multi -Camer a page) Image Q uality • Select the image quali ty .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 147 3. Clic k [Sav e] when fin ished. • The new set tings are saved. • When f inished, "Success!" is displa yed. 4. Clic k [Go to Image D ispla y page]. • The Imag e Displa y page is displ aye d. • Banner user • All users : The banner c an be disp lay ed for all use rs.
Operatin g Instru ctions 148 5.2 Configur ing Multiple Cameras The Mult i-Camera Setup page all ows y ou to con figure camera IP addresses an d camer a names to v iew multi ple images on the Multi-Cam era page . These configur ations are required to use the Multi-Cam era page .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 149 Note • If yo ur camera will only be acces sed on y our local n etwork, u se each camer a's local IP ad dress and port number . • If y ou intend to access you r camera from the I nter net, y ou must us e each cam era's ho st n ame (g lob al IP addre ss) an d th e por t numb er .
Operatin g Instru ctions 150 5.3 Specifying Operation Time The Oper ation Time pag e allows y ou to limit the time th at the camera is in use . The camer a image turns to a g ra y scree n outside operation t ime. Note • Y our privac y ma y be compromised if the time period is s et incorrectl y .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 151 4. Clic k [Sav e] when fin ished. • The new set tings are saved. • The Oper ation Time page i s displ ay ed. About Operation Time In the o peration tim e set tings , the enable d settings tak e priority ov er the disa bled setting s.
Operatin g Instru ctions 152 5.4 Controlling External Outpu t The e xternal output terminal al lows y ou to contro l the ex ter nal de vices. Y ou can also chang e the initial status o f the output si gnal. 1. Click [Exter nal Outpu t] on the Se tup page.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 153 5.5 Changing the Indicator Displa y The Indi cator Control p age allo ws you to selec t an o perat ion f or the indicato r . There are three options . •A l w a y s o n • T ur n the indic ator on when the camer a is accesse d.
Operatin g Instru ctions 154 6 Camera Maintena nce 6.1 Maintenance page Mainte nance (1) Status Displ ay s the ca mera settin gs and status ( see page 155). (2) Session Status D ispla ys inf ormation on access to the camer a (see page 155 ). (3) Alarm Log Displa ys alarm logs (see page 156).
Oper ating I nstructio ns 155 6.1.1 Confirming the Status The Statu s page allo w s y ou to ch eck the s tatus of the cam era. The status inf or mation p rov ides su pport for tro uble shooting. Clic king [Status] di spla ys the f ollowin g page. Not e • See th e P anasonic N etwork Cam era sup por t website at http:// panasonic .
Operatin g Instru ctions 156 6.1.3 Confirming Alarm Logs Displa ys up to 50 Alarm Logs in chron ological order . Old logs will be o verwritten b y new ones . 1. Click [Alar m Log] on th e Maintenance page. 2. Alarm Logs are di splay ed. Note • If t he came ra is res tar ted, all alar m logs are de let ed.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 157 6.1.4 Rest arting the Camera It is pos sible to res tart the camera by tu rning the camer a off and turning the c amera on agai n. The camer a can a lso be restarted on the Restart page. Not e • When the camera is re star ted, the b uffere d images wil l be deleted.
Operatin g Instru ctions 158 6.1.5 Updat ing the Camera Firmware The Update Fir mware pa ge allo ws you to update the camera’ s fir mwar e. If ne w fir m ware is av a ila ble, ins tall i t in to the came ra. Note • Do not tu rn off t he pow er during a firmware u pdate.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 159 4. Click [Bro wse...]. • A dialog b ox is d ispla yed to select the firmware . 5. Select th e fir mware ( including direc tory inf ormation) and c l ic k [Open]. • The firmwa re file name is display ed. 6. Confirm the firmware file name, a nd click [Update F ir mw are].
Operatin g Instru ctions 160 6.1.6 Creating the Configuration File A configu ration file can be s aved on your PC . Y ou can lo ad came ra settings fro m the confi guration fi le on the Load Settings pag e (see page 161) . Note • The sa ved image co ntains priv ate inf or mation.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 161 6.1.7 Loading Settings fr om a Configuration Fi le Came ra sett ings can b e loaded from a co nfiguration file . If yo u reset the came ra t o f actor y def ault, th e camer a can load previo usly us ed setti ngs from a c onfigur ation file .
Operatin g Instru ctions 162 6.1.8 Resetting the Camera to Fa ctor y Defa ult All came ra settings are reset to fa ctor y def ault when the Exe c ute b utton is cl ick ed. 1. Clic k [Reset to F acto ry Defau l t] on the Maint enance page . 2. Click [Ex ecute].
Oper ating I nstructio ns 163 6.2 Supp or t page 6.2.1 The Help page The Help pag e displa ys e xplanations f or each of the f ollo wing fe atures. Clic king [Help] o n the Su pport page displa ys the f ollo wing pa ge. 6.2.2 Product Information See the P anasonic N etwork Cam era su ppor t website f or produ ct inf or mation.
Operatin g Instru ctions 164 6.3 External I/O If yo u connect e xter nal de vices su ch as s ensors to the Exte rnal I/O , and image buff er/transf er by a lar m sign al is set, the c amera image is tran sferred by alar m detectio n. Explanation of the External I/O Note • The External I/ O (Input/Outpu t) are indep endent .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 165 Cir cuit Diagram Examp le CA UTION • The e xternal I/O is n ot capab le of conn ecting directl y to de vices tha t require large amounts of current . In some ca ses, a cus tom interface cir cuit (custo mer-pr ovided) ma y ha ve to be used.
Operatin g Instru ctions 166 7 Other Information 7.1 F A CT OR Y DEF A U L T RESET Button There is a F ACT O R Y DEF A UL T RESET b utton on th e bottom of th e camer a. Pressing the F ACT OR Y DEF AUL T RESET button resets the c amera t o f actory def ault.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 167 7.2 Default Setting List Bas ic Items Default Required Note Network (IPv4) Connec tion Mode A utomatic Setup - A utomatic Setup/Stat ic / DHCP Allow Ac cess fro m the Internet (A utomatic Setup onl y) No - - Networ k Conf igu ratio n from Setup Progra m (Static/DHCP only) Enab le - - Po r t N o.
Operatin g Instru ctions 168 Network (IPv6) Conn ection Mo de A utomati c Setup - A utomati c Setup/Static Allow Ac cess from the Internet (Au tomatic Setup only ) No - - Po r t N o.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 169 Dynamic DNS DynamicDNS Disable - Vi e wnet cam .c om /User-s pecified DynamicDNS / Disab le DynamicDNS Ser ver URL [Blank] When u sing User- specif ied DynamicDNS 1—255.
Operatin g Instru ctions 170 Camera Camera Name Ne twork Camera Requ ired 1—15 char acters *6 White Balan c e A uto - Auto/Fi x ed Indoor/F ix ed Fluoresc ent (White)/Fix ed Fluoresc ent (Day light).
Oper ating I nstructio ns 171 Came ra Tilt Ra nge (On th e ceiling ) Not-sele cted - - (Minim um) 0 deg rees - 0 — +90 degree s, current (Ho me P osit ion) +90 de grees - 0 — +90 degree s, current.
Operatin g Instru ctions 172 Account Items Default Req uired Note Security: Administr ator General A uthentic ation Do not per mi t access fr om guest us ers -- User Name [Blank] When setting adminis .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 173 Buffer/T ransfer Items Default Req uired Note T r igger Status Off - - T r igg er Timer - Timer/ Alar m1/ Alarm2/Motion Detection Activ e Time of T rigger Alwa ys - - Ima.
Operatin g Instru ctions 174 Alarm Log A setup of operation Disable Wh en selec tin g Alarm1, Alarm2 or Motio n Detection in T r igger . Disable/ Enabl e(When ther e is no new- arrival alar m log: Dis.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 175 Adv anced Items Default R equired N ote Image Displa y Single Ca mera Image R eso lution 320 x 240 - 320 x 2 40 or 64 0 x 480 Single Ca mera Image Q uality Standard - F a.
Operatin g Instru ctions 176 *1 In IPv4, set 4 numbers (0 — 255) and 3 periods, b y such as "192.168.0.253". Note that "0.0.0.0" and "255.255.255.255" are not av ailable. In IPv6, set 8 hexadecimal number divided b y ":".
Oper ating I nstructio ns 177 *7 Enter ASCII characters (see page 190) or characters from other languages (1 — 15 characters for a 1-byte character and 1 — 7 charact ers for a 2-byte character). Note that [Space], ["], [ '], [#], [&], [%], [=], [+], [?], [<], and [>] are not avai lable.
Operatin g Instru ctions 178 7.3 Cleaning Only c lean the camera after it has been turned off . If the lens is dus ty , image qu ality ma y decrease . After taking a wa y the sand or th e dust on it, wipe it with lens cleanin g paper .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 179 7.4 Setting an IP Address on Y our PC Y our PC's IP address c an be as signed b y fo llowing th e procedure s belo w . 1. Displa y the TCP/IP Proper ties w indow . • The steps are d iffe rent depending o n your OS .
Operatin g Instru ctions 180 7.5 Using Setup Program The S etu p Pro gram ca n be used f or t he followin g pu r pos es. • Finding t he IP address and por t numbe r of the camera connected to y our netwo r k. • Setting up the ca mera automati cally .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 181 • If the fol lowing dia log box is displa yed, cl ick [Unb lock]. • Y ou can fin d the cam era IP ad dress and port number b y looking up the MA C address of y our camera.
Operatin g Instru ctions 182 A utomatic Setup (Local or Interne t Access) or Manual Setup 1. Click [Execute ] on the C amera List windo w sho wn on page 181. 2. Click the correspondi ng b utton. Note • See Get ting Star ted f or local and In ter net acces s setup .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 183 • If "Cam era set up completed" is displa yed, cli ck [ Close] to fini sh the Manual Setu p. 3. Clos e al l Setu p w indows. Setting up the Camera Using the MA C Address on the Setup Program The Setup Prog ram ma y not list an y cameras due to your f irewal l or an tivirus softw are settings on your PC .
Operatin g Instru ctions 184 3. Enter the user nam e and pas sw ord, and clic k [Sav e]. 4. The Enter Netw or k P assw ord window is dis pla yed. Enter the us er name and pass word that y ou set abo ve , and cli ck [ O K]. 5. When the Si ngle Camera pag e is displa yed, the s etup is complete .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 185 Note • See pa ge 17 f or the Sing le Came ra page . • If yo u will enab le Internet access to the camera , foll ow th e proc edures below . • When y ou are usi ng a router tha t supports UPnP™ 1. Enabl e the Au to P or t Fo rwarding f eature on the UPnP page (see pa ge 67) 2.
Operatin g Instru ctions 186 7.6 Setting Y o ur PC 7.6.1 Setting Pr oxy Server Set tings on a W eb Bro wser If a pro xy server is not used , these settings a re not required. If yo u are u sing a pro xy server , perf orm the pro xy se r v er settings bel ow .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 187 3. Clic k the [Connec tions] tab , and cli ck [ LAN Settings]. 4. See if the Use a p roxy server f or yo ur LAN ch eck box is check ed or not. If chec ke d, click [Adv anced...]. • If not che cked , clic k [Cancel]. Pro xy settin gs are not require d.
Operatin g Instru ctions 188 5. Enter the ca mera’ s IP address into the Do not use pro xy server f or addresses beginning with data field. (Ex a mple: 1 92.168.0.2 53) 6. Clic k [O K]. Note • When access ing the c amera via a p roxy se r v er , the T alk Button is gr ay .
Oper ating I nstructio ns 189 7.6.2 Setting UPnP™ to Displa y Camera Shor tcut in My.
Operatin g Instru ctions 190 7.7 ASCII Character T able (space) ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ? ASCII Character T able @ A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 191 7.8 File Size and Number of Buffe red Images The f ollo wing tab le shows the relati onshi p betwee n the file siz e of the image and the ma ximum nu mber o f buffered ima ges. Not e • The f ollowi ng file siz es are sh own at thei r maxim um valu e.
Operatin g Instru ctions 192 7.9 Number of Images on the SD Memory Card The cam era supp or ts the P anasonic SD me mor y card. • 2 GB: RP-SDK02G • 1 GB: RP-SDK01G • 512 MB: RP -SDK512 • 256 M.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 193 7.10 Specificati ons Network Camera Other Spec ifications Items Sp ecificat ions Zoom 12 step s, 42x (21x Optical Zoom, 2x Digital Zoom) P an/Tilt Angle P an: -175° to +.
Operatin g Instru ctions 194 Fr ame ra te *3 Max. 12 fram es/second (640 x 480) Max. 30 frames/se cond (320 x 240 or 160 x 120) Supported Protocol s IPv4/IPv6 Dual -Stack •I P v 4 : TCP , UDP , IP ,.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 195 Po w e r S u p p l y BB-HCM381A: A C adaptor: Input 100—240 V A C , 50/60 Hz Output 12 V DC , 1 A Cons umption: A bout 12 W BB-HCE481A: P oE: 48 V IEEE 802 .
Operatin g Instru ctions 196 A Abbreviat ions 4 ActiveX Contro ls 19 Administrator/Gene ral Users/Guest Us- ers 91 Alarm Image Buffe r/Transfer 107 Alarm Log 137 , 156 Alarm Positio n 30 ASCII Charact.
Oper ating I nstructio ns 197 Ser ial Numb er 9 , 11 Session Sta tus 155 Setup page 45 Setup Program 180 Single Came ra page 17 Specifica tions 193 Status page 155 Support Infor mation page 163 Suppor.
Panasonic Consumer Electr onics Company , Division of Panasonic Corporation of North America PQQX15037ZA KK1105RM0 2006 P anasonic Communications Co ., Ltd. All Rights Reser ved. Panasonic Puerto Rico, Inc. Carefully pack your unit, preferably in the original carton.
Un punto importante, dopo l’acquisto del dispositivo (o anche prima di acquisto) è quello di leggere il manuale. Dobbiamo farlo per diversi motivi semplici:
Se non hai ancora comprato il Panasonic BB-HCE481A è un buon momento per familiarizzare con i dati di base del prodotto. Prime consultare le pagine iniziali del manuale d’uso, che si trova al di sopra. Dovresti trovare lì i dati tecnici più importanti del Panasonic BB-HCE481A - in questo modo è possibile verificare se l’apparecchio soddisfa le tue esigenze. Esplorando le pagine segenti del manuali d’uso Panasonic BB-HCE481A imparerai tutte le caratteristiche del prodotto e le informazioni sul suo funzionamento. Le informazioni sul Panasonic BB-HCE481A ti aiuteranno sicuramente a prendere una decisione relativa all’acquisto.
In una situazione in cui hai già il Panasonic BB-HCE481A, ma non hai ancora letto il manuale d’uso, dovresti farlo per le ragioni sopra descritte. Saprai quindi se hai correttamente usato le funzioni disponibili, e se hai commesso errori che possono ridurre la durata di vita del Panasonic BB-HCE481A.
Tuttavia, uno dei ruoli più importanti per l’utente svolti dal manuale d’uso è quello di aiutare a risolvere i problemi con il Panasonic BB-HCE481A. Quasi sempre, ci troverai Troubleshooting, cioè i guasti più frequenti e malfunzionamenti del dispositivo Panasonic BB-HCE481A insieme con le istruzioni su come risolverli. Anche se non si riesci a risolvere il problema, il manuale d’uso ti mostrerà il percorso di ulteriori procedimenti – il contatto con il centro servizio clienti o il servizio più vicino.
