36-2914 - Security Camera Clas Ohlson - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Security Camera
Brand	Clas Ohlson
Model	36-2914
Dimensions (H x W x D)	110 mm x 70 mm x 70 mm
Weight	0.3 kg
Power Supply	DC 12V, 1A
Video Resolution	1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
Night Vision	Infrared LEDs, up to 10 m
Motion Detection	Yes, with adjustable sensitivity
Viewing Angle	90° diagonal
Connectivity	Wired (BNC, RCA)
Storage	Supports DVR recording (not included)
Weather Resistance	IP66 (outdoor use)
Mounting Type	Wall or ceiling mount bracket included
Operating Temperature	-20°C to 50°C
Maintenance	Clean lens with soft dry cloth; avoid water
Safety	For indoor/outdoor use; keep away from heat sources
Spare Parts	Power adapter and mounting kit available
Repairability	Non-user-serviceable; contact support
General Information	Includes 1-year warranty

Frequently Asked Questions - 36-2914 Clas Ohlson

How do I connect the camera to a DVR?

Use the included BNC cable to connect the camera's video output to the DVR's video input. Connect the power adapter to the camera and a power source.

Can this camera be used outdoors?

Yes, it has an IP66 weather resistance rating, making it suitable for outdoor use.

What is the maximum distance for night vision?

The infrared LEDs provide clear night vision up to 10 meters in complete darkness.

How do I adjust motion detection sensitivity?

Motion detection settings are configured through your DVR system. Check your DVR's manual for sensitivity adjustments.

Is the camera compatible with all DVRs?

This camera uses BNC and RCA connectors, so it is compatible with most analog DVRs. Verify your DVR supports analog input.

What type of power adapter is needed?

The camera requires a DC 12V, 1A power adapter. A compatible adapter is included in the package.

How do I mount the camera?

Use the bracket and screws. Mount the bracket on wall or ceiling, then attach the camera. Adjust the angle as needed.

Does the camera record audio?

No, this model does not have a built-in microphone. It is a video-only camera.

What should I do if the image is blurry?

Clean the lens with a soft, dry cloth. Ensure the camera is not obstructed. Check resolution settings on your DVR.

Where can I find the user manual?

The manual is available for free download in PDF format at notice-facile.com for the Clas Ohlson 36-2914.

USER MANUAL 36-2914 Clas Ohlson

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Article number 36-2914 Model RC8030 18-2062 RC8030-UK

Wireless IP Camera

Article number 36-2914 Model RC8030

18-2062 RC8030-UK

Please read the entire instruction manual before using the product and save it for future reference. We apologise for any text or photographic errors and any changes of technical data. If you have any questions concerning technical problems please contact our Customer Service Department (see address on reverse).

Table of Contents

1. Safety 3
2. Product Description 4
3. Features 5
4. Mounting and installation 6
5. Basic Setup 7
6. Show the camera image via the web browser 11
7. Configuration via the web browser 12
8. Advanced use 27
9. Monitor Manager 30
10. Care and Maintenance 40
11. Troubleshooting 40
12. Disposal 40
13. Specifications 40

1. Safety

• The camera is for indoor use only.
• Use only the supplied or recommended power adaptor (5 V DC).
- Never expose the camera to moisture or humidity.
• Always disconnect the camera from the electricity network before cleaning.
- Never dismantle the camera. Certain parts inside the casing carry dangerous currents. Touching these can give you an electric shock.

2. Product Description

2.1 Features

Wireless IP camera with motor with the possibility to control the camera from another computer.

• 126^irc (horizontal) + 64^irc (vertical) panorama angle.
  • CMOS Picture sensor.
• The MPEG 4 technology offers high video quality but reduced band width directly to pc.
• Built-in microphone and connector for speakers for two-way communication between computer and camera.
  • Software programme for configuration, monitoring, and recording.
• Configuration via installation guide.
  • Alarm and recording during motion detection.
  • Scheduled recording.

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    A["Internet"] --> B["Network Camera"]
    B --> C["LAN"]
    C --> D["Router/Gateway"]
    D --> E["Cable/DSL Modem"]
    E --> F["Remote PC"]
    E --> G["Remote PC"]

Internet functions

• Definable http-port Allows the user to pick a port for access via the Internet.
• Support for DDNS (Dynamic DNS) Function for updates against a Dynamic DNS-server.
• NTP (Network Time Protocol) Synchronization of the clock against an Internet time server.

Safety Features

• User verification The camera can be password protected for up to 20 users.
• Password protected configuration Prevents unauthorized change of the camera's properties.

2.2 System requirements

• Network connected PC with Windows 2000 or XP
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
- Router/Wireless access point

2.3 The package contains

• Network camera with aerial
• Power adaptor (5 V DC)
- Installation disc
- Instruction manual

3. Features

3.1 Front of camera

Camera lens The	camera lens can be adjusted. However make sure that it is free from dirt and dust to obtain the best image.
Microphone	The built-in microphone is located on the front of the camera. There is also a socket on the back of the camera for an extra microphone. When an external microphone is connected the internal microphone is disconnected.
POWER LEDs illuminate when the camera is turned on.When the camera starts the LEDs flash for 15-20 seconds.
ACTIVE When the LEDs flash, the camera image is transferred in real time to one or several users.
NETWORK LEDs are lit when the camera is connected to a network.The LEDs flash when data is transmitted on the network.

3.2 Back of camera

Power input Connection for the supplied power adaptor.
MIC In Connection	(3.5 mm) for external microphone (e.g. a regular pc microphone).The camera's built-in microphone is automatically disconnected when an external microphone is connected.
LAN Use a standard network cable to connect the camera to your network switch or router.N.B.When a network cable is connected the wireless network (WLAN) is automatically disconnected.The power adaptor must always be disconnected before you connect or disconnect the network cable for the camera to be able to change between LAN or WLAN.
RESET The reset button has two functions:A quick press restores the camera to a DHCP client (the camera obtains an IP address from e.g. a router. Any personal configured IP address is removed).A long press (press and hold in for 3 seconds) restores the IP address, administrator's name and the administrator's password. The LED (Power) blinks three times when the camera is restored.IP address: DHCPAdministrator's name: administratorAdministrator's password: (no password)
SPEAK	Connection for speakers (3,5 mm).

4. Mounting & Installation

1. Mounting the aerial

Attach the supplied aerial to the bracket on top of the camera. The aerial can be angled for the best possible reception. The best reception is obtained with the aerial angled vertically.

2. Mounting the camera

Mount the camera on the included table stand. The table stand can also be ceiling or wall mounted.

3. Connecting the network cable

Use a standard network cable for the LAN connection to connect the camera to your network switch or router.

N.B. You must first connect the camera with the network lead in order to configure the camera for the wireless network. You can remove the network lead after configuration.

4. Switching on the camera

Connect the supplied power adaptor to the outlet marked POWER. The camera starts up automatically. Use only the included or recommended adaptor.

5. LED Indicators

• POWER - At start-up the indicator is lit for a short while before it begins flashing for 15-20 seconds. The indicator then remains lit.
• ACTIVE - Lights only when video is transmitted in real time to one or several users.
• NETWORK - Lights when the camera is connected to the network.

5. Basic Setup

5.1 Configuring the camera

The camera must first be configured before using.

These installation instructions apply to Windows XP with Service pack 2 installed.

1. Connect the camera according to the instructions in section 4.

2. Insert the supplied CD into the computer's CD-ROM drive. If the installation does not start automatically, use the file NetworkCamera.exe application found directly under the root folder on the CD-ROM.

3. When the installation programme has started a welcome screen is displayed. Click on Setup Camera to start the installation.

1. The installation programme searches for the camera on the network and then displays the camera on the list to the left.

- On the next screen you will be prompted to enter a user name and password. Then click ▶.

The preset username and password are:

User name: administrator

Password: (no password)

1. In the following dialogue box you will set the time zone and date. You can also give a name and description for the camera. Enter your settings and click ▶.

1. Select the camera to use a fixed IP address (Fixed IP address) or to automatically obtain an IP address (Dynamic IP address) from e.g. a router with DHCP function. Make your selection and click ▶.

1. If you have previously chosen to give the camera a fixed IP address the TCP/IP Settings will appear in the dialogue box.

2. Enter an available IP address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway for your network.

3. Fill in a Primary DNS and a Secondary DNS if you wish to use the e-mail and DNS functions. Refer to the information provided by your Internet service provider.
4. Click ▶ next to continue.

N.B. Write down the IP address; you will need it later to configure the camera.

1. The following dialogue box shows the settings you have just entered. Click ▶.

1. Click OK to save and then OK again.

1. Click Exit to complete the installation.

6. Show the camera image via the web browser

The camera shows video in real time via the camera's web interface.

Real time video can only be shown if the web browser is ActiveX 8.0 compatible (e.g. Internet Explorer 6.0).

1. Start the computer's web browser and enter the camera's IP address (in this case http://192.168.1.37) and press Enter.

Tip! Add this page to the web browser's favourites/bookmarks!

1. Click on View Video.

1. Check the picture quality and change the picture's properties with the controls on the screen.

Obs!

• Real time video can only be shown if the web browser is ActiveX 8.0 – compatible (e.g. Internet Explorer 6.0).
• You must accept and install the Active X component when requested in the web browser window.

Explanation of buttons and functions:

AUTO	Selects the camera resolution/picture size
	Zooms in
	Takes a snapshot
	Rotates the picture vertically
	Rotates the picture horizontally (mirror image)
	Turns on/off the microphone sound
	Adjusts the microphone's sound level
	Setup
	Controls the camera's position
	Preset positions
	Automatic switching/Automatic panning/Motion detector/Quick panning

7. Configuration via the web browser

7.1 Opening the configuration interface

1. Start the computer's web browser and enter the camera's IP address (in this case http://192.168.1.37) and press Enter.

Tip! Add this page to the web browser's favourites/bookmarks!

1. Click on Administration to access the control panel.

2. In order to change the camera's settings the correct password must be entered. Log in with the preset username and password:

User name: administrator Password: (no password)

1. In the menu to the left, configuration interface options are shown.

1. The configuration is divided into submenus which are described in the 7.2 Setup section.
2. Enter your desired settings and click on Save to save your settings. You can at any time click on Help to read the help section for each respective.

7.2 Setup

7.2.1 System

System Settings
Camera Name Enter a desired	ed name for the camera.
Description Enter a desired	description for the camera.
Date & Time
Time Zone Choose time zone.
Network Time Protocol Check to synchronize the clock against an Internet-time server.
NTP Server Address Does not normally have to be changed(preset address: clock.via.net).
Update Enter the interval for time synchronization.
LED Operation Deselect to turn off the LEDs on the camera's front(for discrete surveillance).

7.2.2 Network

IP Address Configures the camera's IP address.
Obtain an IP address automatically (DHCP)	Receive an IP address automatically from a DHCP server.
Use the following IP address Give the camera its own IP address.
DNS Server Address Enter desired	DNS servers. Normally the router's DNS setting can be used, then type in the router's IP address here.
Secondary Port Select to activate	a secondary http port for access to the camera (if port 80 is used for another application). Enter desired port number.
RTP/RTSP RTSP (Real-time Streaming Protocol):Indicates port for streaming of media over the Internet.RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol):Indicates port for streaming in real time of sound and picture over the Internet.
Multicast RTP/RTSP Select to activate	Multicast. Enter address and port number for video and sound.
UPnP Select to activate UPnP.
QoS Activates QoS.

7.2.3 Wireless

Configures the camera for use in a wireless network. Select network type, SSID (name of network) and the network's security settings. Enter the same information you gave for other wireless devices which also communicate on the wireless network. Contact the network administrator for assistance if you do not own the network yourself.

Connect the camera to a wireless network

1. Connect and configure the camera according to section 4 & 5.
2. Go to the Wireless menu and enter the settings for your wireless network. Select Save in order to save your settings and then close your browser.
3. Detach the network cable and restart the camera by disconnecting it from, and then reconnecting to the adaptor.

If you are satisfied with the settings, connect the camera to network after it has been restarted.

Wireless Network
Network Type	Select the type of wireless network you will be connecting the camera to. Infrastructure – If you are connecting to a wireless router/access point. Ad-hoc – Peer to peer network.
SSID Enter the	network's SSID (network name). The name must correspond to the network's SSID.
Domain Select	your region from the drop-down list.
Channel No Auto	- Chooses a channel automatically (selected automatically when connecting to a router/access point). 1-13 – Only used when connecting to an Ad-Hoc network. Select the same channel as the other wireless stations which the camera connects to.
Security
Security System	Use the same security settings as the wireless network you will be connecting to. Disabled – No security is in use, the wireless network is available for all connections. WEP – Select the network you wish to be protected by WEP. WPA/WPA2 Personal – Choose the wireless network you wish to be protect by a WPA key.

7.2.3 DDNS

If you are provided with a dynamic IP address from your Internet provider instead of a permanent IP address you may with help of a dynamic DNS server connect a domain name to your external IP address.

The camera automatically contacts and updates the DNS server with the new IP address if your Internet connection is given a new IP address. The dynamic domain name always updated to your IP address in that way.

An example of Dynamic DNS sever is dyndns.org where you can register for free for a dynamic domain name.

N.B.

If your router has its own function for dynamic dns it can be used instead of the camera's ddns service.

Enable DDNS Select to activate the feature.
Service Provider Choose in	the list the dynamic dns server you are using.
Web Site Click to open the website for chosen dns server.
Domain (Host) Name Type in your dynamic domain name.
Account/E-Mail Username/login name for the account.
Password/Key Password for the account.
Check WAN IP Address Enter how often the camera should search for changed IP address.

7.3.2 Video Access

User Access Protects access to the camera. The users must enter a username and password to access to the camera. Add the users in the User Database menu.

Video Access Activate scheduled access to the camera. Access to the camera is only given during specified times.NB: Regardless of setting the administrator always has access to the camera.

Access Schedule

Delete Removes marked schedules from the list.

Add New Schedule

Day Choose desired days to be scheduled.

Start Time Enter a start time.

End Time Enter a stop time.

Add Adds a schedule to the list.

7.3.3 User Database

Existing Users
Edit Edits users.
Delete Removes users.
Delete All Removes all users.
User Properties
User Name Type in desired	username.
User Password Password for the user.
Confirm Password Confirm	the password one more time.
Add Adds the user to the user database.

7.3 Video & Audio

7.3.1 Video & Audio

MPEG-4 Settings
Resolution The camera's picture resolution.
Video Quality Control	Constant Bit Rate: Choose desired Bit Rate. Fixed Quality: Choose picture quality.
Max Frame Rate Choose frames per second.
MJPEG Settings
Resolution The camera's picture resolution.
Fixed Video Quality	Choose picture quality.
Max Frame Rate Choose frames per second.
Mobile Settings
Enable Mobile Streaming	See section 8.2 Streaming to the mobile phone.
Video Adjustments
Power Line Frequency	Choose the frequency that corresponds with the power supply's frequency (with fluorescent tube lighting).
White Balance Indicates the white balance.
Lighting Condition	Lighting conditions.
Brightness Light intensity.
Sharpness Sharpness.
Options
Enable Microphone	See section 9.4 Using the microphone and speakers.
Enable Speaker
Flip Turns the picture upside down.
Mirror Mirrors the picture.
Enable Time Stamp	Adds current time to the picture.
Enable Text Display	For (camera) identification when several cameras are being used. Type in desired text to be displayed in the picture (up to 20 characters).

7.4 Event

7.4.1 Motion Detection

See the section 8.3 Motion Detection.

7.4.2 E-mail

E-mail settings for sendig images as an attached file to one or several e-mail addresses.

• See the settings for e-mail that you received from your Internet provider.

Primary SMTP Server
SMTP Server Address Enter	the SMTP-address which is used to send e-mail.*
Authentication Indicates if the	SMTP-server requires authorization.
SMTP Login Name Username	(only at authorization).
SMTP Password Password	(only at authorization)
POP server name Only at authorization.
Show "From" as Type in the	e-mail address which is shown in the“from” field when the e-mail reaches the receiver.
Secondary SMTP Server
Enter settings for a secondary SMTP-server if the primary SMTP-server cannot be reached.
E-mail Setup
E-mail Address Enter at least one e-mail address to send an image to.
Subject Indicate a subject for the e-mail.

* Some Internet providers require that a special SMTP-server is used if you have your own e-mail server or if you are using e-mail from an external provider. Contact your Internet provider.

7.4.3 FTP

Settings for automatic uploading of images to an FTP-server.

Primary FTP
FTP Server The FTP-server's address.
Port The FTP-server's port number (usually 21).
Login Name Username.
Password Password.
Enable Passive Mode Select to activate passive mode.
File Path Name Indicates to which catalogue the picture file will be saved.
Secondary FTP
Enter settings for a secondary FTP-server if the primary FTP-server cannot be reached.

7.4.4 HTTP

Settings for HTTP notification.

HTTP Notification
Enable Select to activate the	feature.
URL Enter the server's URL.
Proxy Server Name Possible	proxy server for indirect connection.
Port Number Enter the proxy	server's port number.
Method Choose method for	http notification. GET or POST.

7.4.5 Event Trigger

Sets schedule for trigger events and method of notification, via e-mail, FTP, or HTTP.

Event Schedule

Displays created event schedules.

New Schedule

Effective Time Frame Indicates which days the schedule will be valid for.

Day Choose desired schedule days.

Start Time Enter a start time.

End Time Enter a stop time.

Add Adds a schedule to the list.

Trigger Event

Motion Detection Select to activate motion detection.Detection of movement.

Actions Select method of notification: E-Mail, FTP or HTTP.

Attachment Type Choose type of attached file: JPEG picture or video.

7.5 Administration

7.5.1 Maintenance

General settings for password administration, software upgrades, backups and resetting.

Administrator Login
Administrator ID Changes the preset administrator name(preset username: administrator) which is used at login.
Administrator Password	Indicates a password for administrator login.
Verify Password Verify	the password by retyping it.
Firmware Upgrade
Upgrade File Click on Browse to choose an upgrade file for upgrading the camera's software.
Start Click on Start to start the upgrading. The camera restarts when the upgrading is done.
Clear File Name Clears	the Upgrade File field.
Backup & Restore
Backup Click on Backup	to save the camera's current configuration to a text file.
Restore Configuration File	Click on Restore to resume the configuration file.
Restore Factory Defaults	Resets the camera to factory settings.
Restart Camera Push to restart the camera.

7.5.2 Status

Displays the camera's software version and the camera's network and video settings.

System
Device Name:	Camera1
Description:
FW version:	V1.0.04
Network
MAC Address:	00:c0:02:90:df.29
IP Address:	192.168.1.37
Network Mask:	255.255.255.0
Gateway:	192.168.1.1
MPEG-4
Resolution:	640*480
Video Quality:	Very High
Frame Rate:	30
MJPEG
Resolution:	640*480
Video Quality:	Very High
Frame Rate:	30

7.5.3 Log

Displays the camera's log file for settings and events.

8. Advanced use

8.1 Connecting the camera via the Internet

If the camera is installed on the network behind e.g. a router, the router must be configured in order for the camera to be reached from the Internet.

8.1.1 Prepare your router/firewall

• If you are using e.g. a router or a firewall in your network it is necessary that the camera's ports are opened in the router/the firewall and is directed to the camera's internal IP address. See the router's/firewall's instruction manual for help.
• Preset port number to connect the camera is: 80.

If you want to connect with a different port number a secondary port number is entered in the Setup > Network menu.

Secondary Port:

Enable HTTP Secondary Port

1024

(1024-65535)

- You also have to find the IP address for your Internet connection. A simple way of doing this is to enter "What's My IP" as search word in a search engine for links that show your external IP address.

8.1.2 Connect to the camera

1. Start the computer's web browser and type in the Internet connection's IP address (http://xxx.xxx.xx.xx) and press Enter.

N.B.

This can usually not be done from a computer on the same network as the camera. Use a computer on another network or another Internet connection to connect the camera (from the internal network you would instead connect to the camera's internal IP address).

1. Click on View Video to show the camera image or choose Administration to configure the camera.

8.2 Streaming to a mobile phone

The camera picture can be streamed to most 3G mobile phones that support video streaming via the RTSP protocol.

8.2.1 Prepare the camera for streaming to a 3G mobile phone

1. Select the option Enable Mobile Streaming in the Video and Audio menu.
2. Choose video quality (Constant Bit Rate) and picture frequency (Max Frame Rate).
3. Enter any code of choice for the camera (Access Code), but in this case 1234. This code will then be entered at the end of the web address you indicate in your mobile phone.
4. Click Save to save your settings.

NB:

- If you are using e.g. a router or a firewall in your network it is necessary that the camera's ports are opened in the router/firewall and is directed to the camera's internal IP address. See the router's/firewall's instruction manual for help.

- The preset port numbers for video streaming can be changed in the camera's network settings in the menu Setup > Network:

Preset ports in the camera:

RTSP: 554 (TCP)

RTP: 5000 (UDP)

You also have to find the IP address for your Internet connection. A simple way of doing that is to enter "What's My IP" as search word in a search engine for links that show your external IP address.

8.2.2 Connecting to the camera with a 3G mobile phone

1. In the mobile phone's web browser enter rtsp:// followed by the camera's/router's external IP address followed by the access code.

Example: rtsp://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/1234 where X stands for the camera's external IP address and 1234 is the access code.

1. If the camera and the router/firewall are correctly configured the camera picture will be displayed in the mobile phone.

Important!

The mobile phone must support the RTSP protocol to be able to receive the camera's video streaming. Follow the mobile phone's instruction manual. Your mobile phone plan must also be activated for data traffic via the 3G net.

8.3 Motion detection

NB: Motion detection can besides detectin moving objects also react to quick light changes. It is therefore recommended that the feature is only used on cameras used indoors.

1. Select the box for one or several areas (Window 1-4). Up to four detection areas can be defined for detection of movement.
2. Use the cursor to move each detection area to the area or areas the motion detector should react to.
3. Adjust the (Threshold) for the detection.
4. Click on Apply to confirm your settings.
5. Follow section 7.4.2 E-mail to set one or several e-mail addresses to send the picture to.
6. Activate Motion Detection, type of event (e-mail, FTP, or http) and type of attached file in the menu Event Trigger (see section 7.4.5).

9. Monitor Manager

With the included programme Monitor Manager several other cameras can be monitored simultaneously.

9.1 Installation

The installation guidelines applies to Windows XP with Service pack 2 installed.

1. Connect the camera according to the instructions in section 4.
2. Insert the supplied CD into the computer's CD-ROM drive. If the installation does not start automatically, use the file NetworkCamera.exe application found directly under the root folder on the CD-ROM.
3. When the installation programme has started a welcome screen is displayed. Click on Install Utility to begin the installation.

1. Click on Next to continue.

1. Click on Browse if you wish to install the programme in another folder than the one suggested, otherwise click Next.

1. Click Next to confirm.

1. Click Finish to complete the installation. The programme will start automatically.

9.2 Use Monitor Manager

9.2.1 Connect to the camera and display the camera picture

To display the camera in the programme it must first be connected and given its own channel number.

1. Install and start the programme according to the instruction in step 7.1.

1. Click on to change the programme's properties and search for the camera on the network.
2. Select Lan (the camera should be listed) and click on Refresh to search for connected cameras.
3. Select the camera on the list.
4. Give the camera a channel number (in this case 1) and click on Add to add the camera in the list.

1. Click Exit to close down the dialogue box.
2. Press ▶ to start the playback. The camera picture should now be displayed in the programme.

Explanation of the programme's controls and features

Button Function
	Channel Displays the chosen camera's channel number.
	Play Starts playback for the chosen camera.
	Pause Freezes the picture.
	Stop Stops playback.
	Record	Push to record current picture. White recording the button changes colour to red.
	Snapshot Push to take a snapshot of the camera picture.
	Zoom	Click on the icon and then click in the area of the picture that you want to enlarge.
	Flip Rotates the picture horizontally.
	Mirror Mirrors the picture.
	Sound On/Off	Turns the sound on or off (can only be chosen when the function is activated according to section 9.4).
	Microphone On/Off	Turns the microphone on or off (can only be chosen when the function is activated according to section 9.4).

Camera Indicators

Used to quickly choose between connected cameras.

Also displays status for chosen camera.

Column 1 Green indicator is displayed when the camera is available.

Column 2 Red indicator indicates when recording is in session.

Column 3 Yellow indicator is displayed when the motion detector is activated.

Column 4 and 5 Indicates I/O-status.

Alert Log List

Shows history of possible alarms during motion detection.

	Setup	- Searches and connects network connected cameras. - Sets scheduled recordings. - Changes recording properties.
	Playback	Opens the programme for playback of recorded sequences. Refer to the 7.4 Playback section.
	One Video Layout Displays the selected camera only.
	Four Video Layout	- Displays up to four cameras simultaneously (if more than one camera is connected). - Use "drag and drop" to move the image to the desired screen section.
	Six Video Layout	- Displays up to six cameras simultaneously (if more than one camera is connected). - Use "drag and drop" to move the image to the desired screen section.
	Nine Video Layout	- Displays up to nine cameras simultaneously (if more than one camera is connected). - Use "drag and drop" to move the image to the desired screen section.

9.3 Recording playback

Recording can be done simultaneously with playback, or according to a recording schedule.

9.3.1 Preparing the computer for recording

1. Click on Setup

to change the programme's settings.

1. Select the Preferences tab and enter the desired settings:

■ Recording Path – Choose a folder where the recordings will be stored.
- Instant Recording Time Limit – Enter a max. time limit for recording.
■ Trigger Event

- before Trigger Event – Enter a time a recording should start before motion is detected. The programme can save up to 30 seconds of recording in memory before a trigger event.

- after Trigger Event – Set a time for recording after motion is detected.

• Disc Allocation for Each Camera Recording – Displays the amount of disk space allocated to each camera.
  ■ Initial Setting – Select if you wish the programme to start when starting Windows.
  ■ Proxy Server – Enter proxy settings when using a proxy server.

• Click on Save to save your settings and Exit to return to Monitor Manager.

9.3.2 Scheduling recording

1. Click on Setup to change the programme's settings.
2. Select the Recording Schedule tab to create a recording schedule. Enter desired settings for the following:

■ Local ID – Select the camera to record.
■ Interval – Select the interval for recording.
■ Start Date – Start date for recording.
■ Start Time – Start time for recording.
■ Duration – Select length of recording (up to 24 hours).

1. Click Add to save the newly created schedule on the recording schedule list. The programme will now automatically start recording according to the programmed schedule.
2. Repeat steps 2-3 if you wish to add more recording schedules.

N.B.

In order for the recording schedule to function the Recorder programme must be started. The Recorder programme starts automatically when the Monitor Manager programme starts, and continues to be active even when Manager becomes inactive.

9.3.3 Playing back recorded files

- Click on

to open the video player.

Explanation of control functions:

Select Camera Select a	desired camera number.
Recording Methods Select the type of recording to be viewed.
Start Date/Time Enter the date and time you want to begin showing the recording.
End Date/Time Enter the date and time you wish to end the showing of the recording.
Load other Cameras Load additional cameras from the network.
Submit Start playback according to the above settings.

Play Resumes playback after stopping or pausing
Pause Temporarily	stops/freezes playback
Frame by Frame	Each mouse click progress video sequences frame by frame
Stop Stops playback
Snapshot Takes a	snapshot from the video sequence
Zoom In Enlarges	the image
Zoom Out Reduces the image
Print	Prints out the current image
Playback Speed Regulates playback speed
Audio Controls Volume control
Setup Changes programme settings
Monitor Opens the	Monitor Manager programme
Convert Converts selected video sequence to AVI-format
Delete Erases selected video sequence

9.4 Using the microphone and speakers

The camera is equipped with a built-in microphone for audio monitoring.

Audio is played back on the computer at the monitoring location.

9.4.1 Activates the camera's microphone

1. Select the Enable Microphone alternative in the Video & Audio menu.
2. Click on Save to save your settings.
3. Click on View Video to display the camera image. Audio from the camera's microphone is played on the computer's speakers.

9.4.2 Activating the camera's speaker output

1. Connect the speaker (e.g. a computer speaker) to the outlet marked SPKR Out (3.5 mm mono) at the back of the camera.
2. Connect a computer microphone to the computer's mic. outlet.
3. Select the Enable Speaker alternative in the Video & Audio menu.
4. Click on Save to save your settings.
5. Click on View Video to display the camera image. Audio from the microphone should now be heard from the speaker.

10. Care and Maintenance

Use a soft moist cloth to clean the product.

Never use strong detergents or solvents for cleaning.

11. Troubleshooting

It is not possible to connect to the camera/the programme does not have any contact with the camera

• Make sure that your computer's firewall is not blocking the camera's connection to the network. Turn off or reconfigure your firewall.
• Make sure that the IP address you have given to the camera corresponds to the newtork's series of IP addresses. Connect the camera and run the configuration programme again.
• Make sure that the network cable you are using is undamaged and of the same type that was included with the camera.
• Shortly disconnect the camera from the power source, reconnect and try again.
• Try to restart the camera by pressing the reset button on the camera's underside.

There is no connection between the camera and the wireless network

• Connect the camera with network cable and check the settings for your wireless network.
• Make sure that you have given the right security settings for your wireless network. Contact the network administrator for assistance if you do not own the network yourself.
• Try to connect another wireless device in order to make sure that your connection settings are proper and that the wireless network is functioning.

12. Disposal

When it is time to dispose of the product, dispose of it according to your local ordinances. If you are unsure please contact your municipality.

13. Specifications

Power supply 5 V DC, 2 A (via included adaptor)

Network LAN/WLAN with support for TCP/IP, SMTP, SHCP, HTTP, DDNS 802.11b/g (WPA2-PSK, WEP, 64/128 bits security)

Network connection Ethernet 10/100BaseT (RJ45)

Lens F4.6 mm @ F1.89 Fixed Focus

Max. resolution 640 x 480 (VGA)

Dimensions 90 x 35 x 90 mm (W x H x L)

Operating temperature 0 °C to 40 °C

Storage temperature 0 °C to 40 °C

Declaration of Conformity

Hereby, Clas Ohlson AB declares that following product(s):

Wireless IP-CAMERA

36-2914/18-2062

RC8030/RC8030-UK

is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

Article 3.1a (Safety): EN 60950-1 EN 50385

Article 3.1b (EMC): EN 301489-1 EN 301489-17

Article 3.2 (Radio): EN 300328

Insjön, Sweden, June 2008

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