Edimax IC-3015Wn Security Camera manual

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IC-3015Wn User Manual 10-2011 / v1.0 .
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1     Copyright   Copyright  ©  Edimax  Technology  Co.,  Ltd.  all  rights  reserve d.  No  part  of  this  publication  may  be  re.
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2   Contents   Copyright  ............................................................................................................................... ............................................  1  Contents  ..............
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3   6.2  “Advanced”  Settings  ............................................................................................................................... ..............  51  Chapter  VII:  System  Stat us  ...
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4   Chapter  I:  Introduction  1.1  Highlights  of  your  new  Network  IP  Camera   Congratulates  on  purchasing  this  tiny  network  IP .
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5   z IP  Camera  will  become  hot  after  long  time  of  use.  Refrain  from  touch  IP  Camera  with  hand,  or  cover  this  IP  camera  with  paper  or  cloth.
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6   Familiar  with  your  new  Network  IP  Camera   [Front]       Item  Description 1 ‐ Lens  IP  Camera ’ s  l ens.  P l ease  k eep  t h e  l ens  c l ean  an d  d o  not  touch b y  fin g er.
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7   [Back]                Item  Description 1 ‐ Tripod  connector  T hi s  mount i ng  h o l e  i s  compat ibl e  w .
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8   1.4  Installing  the  Network  Camera   Please  follow  the  following  instructions  to  setup  your  new  IP  camera.   1. Secure  the  IP  Camera  to  the  tripod  or  camera  stand  by  mounting  hole.
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9     If  everything’s  ok,  you  should  see  the  POWE R  LED  light  up  (and  Ethernet  LED,  if  Ethernet  cable  is  inserted).
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10   Chapter  II:  Accessing  the  Camera’s  Web  Interface  2.1  Network  Setup   This  IP  camera’s  default  IP  address  is  192.168.2.3,  and  you  must  use  a  computer  that  uses  192.
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11     3. If  you  didn’t  see  ‘Network  and  Internet’  in  control  panel,  please  look  for  ‘Network  and  Sharing  Center’  icon  and  double ‐ click  it.     4.
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12     7. Click  ‘Use  the  following  IP  address’,  and  then  input  ‘192.168.2.1’  in  ‘IP  address’  and  ‘255.255.255.0’  in  Subnet  mask’,  just  like  shown  on  the  left.
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13   2.2  Connecting  to  the  Camera’s  Web  User  Interface  and  Installing  the  ActiveX  Plugin  (IE  only)   For  first ‐ time  in.
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14     This  message  prompts  you  that  you  need  to  install  ActiveX  plugin  before  you  can  see  the  video  from  IP  Camera.
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15     Click  ‘Run’  to  begin  installation.  You  may  see  UAC  (User  Account  Control)  message  after  you  click  ‘Run’  button:     Click  ‘Yes’  to  continue.
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16     Click  ‘Finish’  to  close  the  window.  Now,  go  back  to  web  browser  window  and  login  again,  you  should  be .
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17   2.3  Live  Video  Monitoring  To  view  the  live  video  from  IP  camera,  please  log  onto  IP  camera’s  web  interface  as �.
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18    The  descriptions  of  these  items  are  listed  below:   Item  Description  Snapshot   Take  a  snapshot  (save  a  picture)  of  current  live  view.
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19    When  you’re  enlarging  image  (i.e.  Zoom  Factor  >  100%),  a  green  rectangular  will  appear  in  the  image  area:     Drag  the  green  rectangular  to  move  the  position  of  enlarged  area  in  image.
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20   Chapter  III:  Setting  Up  the  Network  Camer a   To  setup  the  IP  camera,  please  log  onto  IP  camera’s  web  interface �.
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21   3.1  Basic  Network  Settings    In  this  menu,  you  can  setup  Ethernet  network  settings.  (NOT  Wireless  Network!)    .
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22   Item  Description  Network  Type  Select  the  type  of  Ethernet  connection:  Static  IP,  DHCP,  and  PPPoE.  Please  select  one  from  dropdown  menu,  if  you’re  not  sure,  please  consult  your  network  administrator  or  ISP.
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23   have  to  add a  colon  and  port  number  after  IP  camera’s  IP  address.  For  example,  if  the  camera’s  IP  address  is  192.168.2.3  and  HTTP  port  number  is  82,  you  have  to  input  ‘http://192.
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24   3.2  Wireless     You  can  establish  wireless  connections  to  other  network  devices  such  as  network  AP.
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25     The  descriptions  of  these  items  are  listed  below:   Item  Description  Wireless  Connection  You  can  enable  or  disable  wireless  functionality  here.
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26   kinds  of  wireless  network. If  you  select  B,  G,  or  N  only,  then  IP  camera  will  be  able  to  communicate  with  wireless  network  of  same  operating  mode  only.
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27   None:  no  encryption  WEP:  use  WEP  encryption   WPA ‐ PSK:  Use  WPA  with  PSK  encryp tion.   WPA2 ‐ PSK:  Use  WPA2  with  PSK  encryption.
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28   This  setting  must  be  identical  with  the  setting  of  the  network  you  wish  to  connect.   You  can  also  setup  encryp.
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29   3.3  Dynamic  DNS     If  your  Internet  service  provider  didn’t  issue  you  a  fixed  IP  address,  you  can  use  this.
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30   functionality,  orselect  ‘Disable’ to  disable  DDNS  functionality.  Provider  Select  Dynamic  DNS  service  provider  you’re  using  from  dropdown  menu.  Host  Name  Input  the  hostname  you  registered  with  DDNS  service  provider.
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31   3.4  Date  &  Time     You  can  setup  IP  camera’s  system  date  and  time  here.  Maintaining  a  correct  system  time  is  very  essential  when  you  need  to  replay  recorded  video.
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32    NTP:  Use  NTP  (Network  Time  Protocol)  to  setup  date  and  time  automatically  via  network.
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33   3.5  Users     Besides  default  system  operator  account  ‘administrator’,  you  can  add  additional  operator  account  or  use.
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34     The  descriptions  of  these  items  are  listed  below:   Item  Description  User  List  Lists  all  existing  operators  /  users  here.  To  modify  an  operator  /  user’s  setting,  click  his  /  her  name  here  first.
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35   welcomes  everyone  to  view  the  video.  If  you  only  want  to  allow  registered  user  to  login,  select  ‘Disable’.   Click  ‘Apply’  button  to  save  changes  you  made.
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36    Select  ‘Enable’  to  enable  this  function,  or  select  ‘Disable’  to  prevent  users  on  local  area  network  to  discover  this  IP  camera.
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37    Tips:  Bonjour  function  must  be  enabled  in  safari  browser  first.                    .
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38   Chapter  IV:  Video  Configurat ion   In  video  configuration  setup  page,  you  can  change  the  resolution  and  frame  rate,  so  you  can  decide  the  video  quality  by  the  bandwidth  you  have.
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39    Please  note:  When  the  environment  is  dark,  this  IP  camera  will  automatically  adjust  frame  rate  to  a  lower  setting  to  provide  better  video  quality  by  us ing  a  longer  exposure  time.
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40   Item  Description  Brightness  /  Contrast  /  Saturation  /  Sharpness  /  Hue  Change  video’s  appearance.  If  you  think  you  don’t  like  the  video  as  it  appears,  you  can  change  these  parameters.
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41   Chapter  V:  Event  Configuration   This  IP  camera  is  capable  to  detect  motions.  You  can  use  this  function  to  use  .
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42   Send  snapshot  to  E ‐ Mail  Select  ‘Enable’ to  send  a  snapshot  picture  to  designated  email  recipient;  select  ‘Disable’  to  disable  this  function.
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43      The  descriptions  of  these  items  are  listed  below:   Item  Description  Region  1  /  Region  2  /  Region  3  Check  the  box  to  enable  this  motion  detection  area.
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44   of  motion  detection  rectangle,  and  drag  the  mouse.   Move  motion  detection  area:   Put  the  mouse  within  the  motion  detection  area,  and  drag  the  mouse.
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45     When  you  select  this  setup  page,  you’ll  see  the  following  setup  page:     The  descriptions  of  these  items �.
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46    Please  don’t  change  this  value  until  instructed  by  FTP  server’s  administrator.  Path  Input  the  path  (folder)  you  wish  to  save  snapshot  file  on  FTP  server.
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47     When  you  select  this  setup  page,  you’ll  see  the  following  setup  page:     The  descriptions  of  these  items �.
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48   SMTP  Server  Input  the  host  name  or  IP  address  of  SMTP  server.  SMTP  server  is  usually  provided  by  your  ISP.  SMTP  Port  Input  the  SMTP  port  number  here.
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49   Click  ‘Apply’  button  to  save  changes  you  made.  You  can  also  click  ‘Send  a  test  E ‐ mail’  button  to  send .
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50   Chapter  VI:  System  Configuration   You  can  configure  the  basic  system  settings  in  this  setup  page,  or  backup  /  restore  system  configurations.
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51   ‘off’  here,  so  other  people  can’t  identify  if  the  IP  camera  is  working  by  them.
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52   configuration  as  a  file  and  save  it  on  your  computer’s  hard  drive.  Restore  Config  Click  ‘Browse’ button  to  select �.
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53   Chapter  VII:  System  Status   You  can  view  the  status  of  this  IP  camera,  which  is  helpful  when  you  need  to  do  detailed  configuration,  or  debug.
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54   A  system  information  summary  page  will  appear  like  this:               .
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55   7.2  System  Log   The  IP  camera’s  usage  and  actions  will  be  displayed  here.      The  system  log  will  appear.
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56   Remote  Log  Server  Input  the  IP  address  or  host  name  of  log  server  you  wish  to  use.
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57   Chapter  VIII:  Advanced  Operations   In  this  chapter,  you’ll  learn  how  to  apply  a  free  DYNDNS  account  to  use  with .
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58     4. Fill  all  fields  appear  in  this  menu,  and  click  ‘Create  Account’  button  to  create  a  new  account.  You’ll  be  prompted  if  the  account  you  selected  is  not  available.
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59     6. Check  your  e ‐ mail  box  and  you  should  be  able  to  get  confirmation  e ‐ mail.  Click  the  link  to  connect  to  dyndns.org  website  and  complete  registration  procedure.
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60   7. When  you  see  ‘Account  Confirmed’  webpage,  indicates  your  dyndns.org  account  has  been  confirmed  and  activated.  Now  you  can  click  ‘Create  a  dynamic  DNS  host  within  our  Free  domains’  link  to  continue.
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61   9. In  this  page:   Input  the  hostname  of  your  choice  in  ‘Hostname’  field,  Select  a  domain  name  in  dropdown  menu.
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62   11. Click  ‘Next’  to  continue.    12. Click  ‘Activate  Services’  to  continue.     13. When  you  see  this  message,  indicates  your  free  dyndns.org  hostname  mapping  service  has  been  activated.
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63   Chapter  IX:  Windows  Surveillance  Utility   Besides  using  web  browser  to  operate  this  IP  camera,  you  can  also  use  wi.
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64   2.  You  can  specify  the  destination  folder  of  software  installation,  you  can  just  use  the  default  folder,  and  click  ‘Next’  to  continue.     3.
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65   4.  Here  lists  all  options  you  chose  in  previous  steps,  if  everything’s  correct,  click  ‘Install’  to  start  installing  procedure,  or  click  ‘Back’  to  go  back  to  previous  step  to  modify  installing  settings.
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66   software  will  start  after  you  click  ‘Finish’  button,  if  you  want  to  start  it  later,  uncheck  ‘Launch  IPCam  Surveillance  Software’  box).     1.
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67   8. When  on e  (or  more)  IP  camera(s)  is  found:     you  can  click   button  to  connect  to  IP  camera  by  web  browser,  or  click   button  to  configure  its  setting.
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68     You  can  configure  IP  camera’s  IP  address  setting  in  this  page.  You  can  either  use  ‘DHCP’  (IP  camera  wil.
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69   9.2  Install  Video  Viewer   1.  Double ‐ click  Setup_Viewer_xxx  file  to  start  installation.     2.
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70      4.  Please  check  if  everything’s  correct  here.  If  you  want  to  change  any  setting,  click  ‘Back’  to  go  back  to  previous  page,  or  click  ‘Install’  to  start  installation.
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71      6.  Installation  is  complete  when  you  see  this  message.  You  can  click  ‘Finish’  to  finish  installation  procedur.
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72   9.2  Using  the  Network  Camera  Surveillance  Software   You  can  click  ‘IPCam  Surveillance  Software’  icon  from  desktop,  quick  launch  bar,  or  start  menu  to  start  the  IP  camera  surveillance  software.
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73   You  can  put  the  mouse  cursor  on  a  certain  component  and  see  its  button  name,  and  here’re  detailed  descriptions  .
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74   cameras.  Recording   Start  video  recording. Configure   Software  /  camera  configuration. Playback   Playback  a  recorded  video  file. Snapshot   Take  a  snapshot  of  current  camera.
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75   9.3  Conf igurin g  the  Network  Camera  Surveillance  Software   9.3.1  Camera  Configuration   Before  you  use  this  IP  camera  surveillance  software,  you  must  configure  the  camera(s)  you  wish  to  connect.
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76   9.3.1.1  “Camera”  Settings   In  this  tab  you  can  configure  all  cameras  you  wish  to  connect.
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77   is  the  first  6  bytes  of  camera’s  MAC  address,  you  can  change  the  name  of  camera  so  you  can  remember  the  camera’s  location  of  purpose  easily.
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78   9.3.1.2  Scheduled  Recording   In  this  tab,  you  can  setup  scheduled  video  recording,  so  you  can  record  the  video  captured  by  all  cameras  you  have  by  a  pre ‐ defined  schedule.
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79     Please  specify  the  time  duration  of  this  one ‐ time  schedule  (the  date  and  time  of  ‘From’  and  ‘To’),  then  click  ‘OK’  to  save  settings.
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80   duration  of  video  recording  in  ‘Period’  field  (format  is  HH:MM:SS),  and  the  end  time  will  be  calculated  automatically  and  displayed  in  ‘To’  field.
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81   9.3.1.3  Audio   For  cameras  that  support  audio,  you  can  use  this  tab  to  decide  if  you  wish  to  hear  the  audio  captured  by  selected  camera.
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82   9.3.1.4  Motion  Triggere d  Recording   With  this  function  activated,  only  motions  captured  by  the  camera  will  be  recorded, �.
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83   when  motion  is  triggered  detected  by  the  camera. Send  mail  when  motion  is  triggered  Send  an  email  to  a  pre ‐ defined  address  when  a  motion  has  been  detected  by  the  camera.
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84   9.3.2  Gene ral  Settings   You  can  set  system ‐ wide  settings  of  this  IP  camera  surveillance  software  in  this  menu.
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85   Item  Description  Data  Directory  Set  the  directory  (folder)  you  wish  to  store  the  recorded  video  and  captured  image.  You  can  click  ‘Browse’  button  to  pick  a  directory  in  your  hard  disk.
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86   9.3.2.2  Email  Setting   If  you  want  to  use  motion  detection  function  and  wish  to  get  an  email  that  contains  the  image  captured  by  the  camera,  please  setup  your  email  related  parameters  here  first.
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87   Address  New  Click  this  button  and  you’ll  be  prompted  to  input  the  email  address.  Click  ‘OK’  to  save  changes.
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88   to  receive  email).  Please  refer  to  the  setting  of  your  email  software  or  ask  your  ISP  /  network  administrator  if  you’re  not  sure  about  this.
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89     Here  are  the  descriptions  of  all  setting  items:   Item  Description  Enable  Requires  password  authentication  when  this  software  starts.  Disable  Password  authentication  is  not  required  when  this  software  starts.
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90    This  tab  shows  the  version  number  of  the  IP  camera  surveillance  software  you’re  using.
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91   9.4  Changing  the  Display  Layout   This  IP  camera  surveillance  software  provides  8  kinds  of  display  layout:     Ever.
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92   Layout  style  3:  6  Cameras    Displays  the  video  of  up  to  6  cameras.        Layout  style  4:  8  Cameras    Displays  the  video  of  up  to  8  cameras.
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93    Layout  style  7:  13  Cameras    Displays  the  video  of  up  to  13  cameras.       Layout  style  8:  16  Cameras    Displays  the  video  of  up  to  16  cameras.
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94   9.5  Full  Screen  Mode   If  you  want  to  use  all  available  spaces  on  your  monitor  to  display  surveillance  image,  you  can  click  ‘Full  Screen’  button  to  switch  display  mode  to  full ‐ screen  mode.
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95   9.6  Scan   If  you  have  more  than  one  camera  configured,  and  you  wish  to  switch  the  displaying  image  between  cameras,  you  can  click  ‘Scan’  button  to  switch  between  all  configured  cameras.
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96   9.7  Zoom  In/Zoom  Out   For  cameras  that  support  zoom ‐ in  /  zoom ‐ ou t  function,  you  can  use  this  function  to  .
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97   9.8  PTZ   For  cameras  that  support  pan ‐ tilt  function,  you  can  change  the  position  that  camera  points  to,  to  see  different  places  that  fall  in  the  scope  of  camera’s  view.
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98   9.9  Snapshot   You  can  take  a  snapshot  of  selected  camera  and  save  it  to  ‘Snapshot’  sub ‐ folder  of  pre ‐ defined  data  directory.
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99   9.10  Recording   You  can  start  video  recording  of  selected  camera  manually  by  clicking  ‘Start  Recording’  button:   �.
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100   9.11  Video  Playback   You  can  playback  all  recorded  video  by  clicking  this  button.           A  new  window  will  appear:     You  have  to  search  the  video  file  before  you  can  play  it.
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101   Chapter  X:  Appendix  10.1  Troubleshooting   Please  don’t  panic  when  you  found  this  IP  Camera  is  not  working  properly.
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102   Federal  Communication  Commission  Interference  Statement   This  equipment  has  been  tested  and  found  to  compl y  with  the  limits  for  a  Class  B  digital  device,  pursuant  to  Part  15  of  FCC  Rules.
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103    Declaration of Conformity We, Edimax Technology Co., Ltd., declare under our sole responsibility, that the equipment described below complies with t he requirements of the European R&TTE directive (2006/95/EC). Equipment : 1.3Mpx Wireless Network Camera Model No.
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104   Notice  According  to  GNU  General  Public  License  Ver sion  2   This  product  includes  software  that  is  subjec t  to  the  GNU  Ge nera l  Public  License  version  2.
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105   intact  all  the  notices  that  refer  to  this  License  and  to  the  ab sence  of  any  warranty;  and  give  any  other  recipients  of  the  Program  a  copy  of  this  License  along  with  the  Program.
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106    6.  Each  time  you  redistribute  the  Program  (or  any  work  based  on  the  Program),  the  reci pient  automatically  receives .
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107         .

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