GBO Technology S1080 IP, Quick Reference Manual

Page 1: ...GBO TECHNOLOGY S1080 IP Network Camera QuickReference Guide ...

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Page 3: ...N 18 11 0 ALARM 19 12 0 STORAGE 21 12 1 Create a Recording Schedule 21 12 2 Upload Files at the Storage Screen 22 12 3 Upload Files At the Alarm Screen 22 List of Figures Figure 1 Back of Camera Showing DIP 1 in Position 2 1 Figure 2 Camera Connected Directly to PC 2 Figure 3 OnVIF Main Screen and Log In 2 Figure 4 Wrench Icon and Application Settings Screen 3 Figure 5 Internet Explorer Screen 3 F...

Page 4: ... 25 Network and Port Screen 18 Figure 26 Alarm Screen 19 Figure 27 Storage Screen 21 List of Tables Table 1 Video Screen Selections 10 Table 2 Camera Settings 14 Table 3 Pan Tilt Settings 15 Table 4 Audio Settings 16 Table 5 Date and Time Settings 17 Table 6 Alarm Settings 19 Touch Screen Users The instructions in this manual are written for regular personal computers For touch screen computers si...

Page 5: ...tly to a Personal Computer 2 By connecting the camera to a standalone Power over Ethernet POE switch that is connected to your PC See Section 2 2 Standalone POE Switch Installation 3 By connecting it to a network via a POE switch See Section 2 3 UPNP and DHCP Enabled Network Installation 2 1 Camera Connected Directly to a Personal Computer These instructions describe how to use the OnVIF Device Ma...

Page 6: ...amera LEDs light up Initially they are red orange in color when they both turn green 2 the camera is on and working correctly see Figure 1 Step 5 Open OnVIF Device Manager Open the OnVIF application by double clicking on its icon on your desktop and its Main Screen opens 1 At the OnVIF Main Screen check the Remember checkbox see Figure 3 2 Enter your Name admin and Password 9999 3 Figure 3 OnVIF M...

Page 7: ...reen can be opened Click on the Allow button and the GBOT IP Network Camera Log In Screen opens with the same question at 2 the bottom of the screen Click on the Allow button again and you can log in see Step 10 Log In Skip Step 7 and Step 8 3 NOTE If the GBOT IP Network Camera Log In Screen does not open after approximately one minute the default Home Page setting on your browser may be causing a...

Page 8: ...roceed to Step 9 2 Step 10 Log In Enter the User Name admin and Password 9999 and then click on 1 the Submit button see Figure 7 After successful login a live video from the camera starts streaming in 2 the Live Video section of the Web Browser GUI Screen see Figure 8 Figure 7 GBOT IP Network Camera Log In Screen Figure 8 Web Browser GUI Screen Live Video Screen CAUTION If your Browser screen size...

Page 9: ... Using an Ethernet cable connect one end to the POE switch and the other to your PC see Figure 10 Step 2 Power On PC First power on the PC to ensure that the PC s Ethernet interface is configured to use DHCP to automatically obtain an IP address In this case because there is no DHCP server running on the network the PC will obtain an Auto IP address in the 169 254 0 0 class B subnet See Section 2 ...

Page 10: ... to the camera s through the LAN POE 2 receptacle s located on the back of the camera s Figure 12 PC to POE Switch to Cameras Step 2 Power On Camera Through POE The camera is powered up through the POE 802 3af enabled network switch If POE support is not available an external 12V DC power supply is required See Step 3 Power On Camera with DC Power Supply in Section 2 1 Camera Connected Directly to...

Page 11: ...n Panel see Figure 8 2 4 Use DCHP to Obtain an IP Address Automatically To verify that your computer s Ethernet interface is configured to automatically obtain an IP address follow the steps below On your desktop right click on the Ethernet icon and the Network and Sharing Center dialog box opens 1 see Figure 14 Go to step 3 Figure 14 Ethernet Icon Or open your Control Panel and click first on Net...

Page 12: ... 2 Icons Click on any of the icons to perform routine tasks Before they are operational the icons have to be enabled and some conditions have to be preset Figure 16 Live Video Screen Icons 1X Display Icon Click on the 1X Display icon to expand the streaming video to the whole screen 1 A scroll bar on the screen allows the user to move up and down the screen Click on the Close 1X Mode button to clo...

Page 13: ...le Icon Click on the Audio icon to toggle the sound at the camera location from 5 OFF to ON A pre selected Warning signal may be initiated The conditions are set at the Audio Setting screen see Section 8 0 Audio SD Card Explorer Icon This icon is only available if an SD card has been previously inserted into 6 the SD receptacle in the camera Otherwise it is missing Logout Button Click on the Logou...

Page 14: ...g used 2 Stream Type Select Single Dual Tri Stream 3 Codec Combo 1 Single H 264 MPEG4 or Megapixel JPEG 2 Dual H 264 JPEG MPEG4 JPEG Dual H 264 Dual MPEG4 or H 264 MPEG4 3 Tri Stream Dual H 264 JPEG Dual MPEG4 JPEG 4 Resolution H 264 MPEG JPEG Various settings depending on Stream Type and Codec Combo settings 5 Stream Screens 1 Frame Rate Options include 1 8 15 24 or 30 frames per second fps 2 Bit...

Page 15: ... Local Display Select NTSC PAL or off 9 Mirror Select vertical horizontal both or off 10 Video File Stream Select which stream is to be saved H 264 1280x720 or H 264 32x192 11 Video Size Select the length of the AVI file to be saved for either a scheduled recording or an Alarm Trigger 5 or 10 seconds Resolution is image quality and is measured in megapixels Pixels are the tiny light capturing elem...

Page 16: ... Video and Region of Interest Screens 5 2 Face Detection Region of Interest Click on the Enable Region of Interest ROI check box and a Configure Table see Figure 19 opens on top of 1 the screen Click on the Configure button and the Region of Interest screen opens Drag the mouse to draw the Region 2 Clicking on the Clear button removes the region Optionally the user can enter the value directly int...

Page 17: ...s Screen Configure these features the same way you set the ROI see Section 5 2 Face Detection Region of Interest Click on the Configure button 1 Click on Enable Motion Window OSD indication on screen display check box You will receive visual 2 feedback when motion is detected flashing red boxes on the screen The Motion Detection Alarm Trigger must first be enabled at the Settings Alarm screen see ...

Page 18: ...om 1 to 255 A higher value of the brightness gives a brighter scene b Contrast Use the slider to specify the desired contrast level from 1 to 255 c Saturation Use the slider to specify the desired saturation level from 1 to 255 A higher value of the saturation results in a more vivid scene d Sharpness Use the slider to specify the desired sharpness level from 1 to 255 2 Backlight Specify Min Whole...

Page 19: ...ibed in the GBOT S1080 User s Manual 7 2 Camera Pan Tilt At the Settings Camera Screen see Figure 21 click on the Pan Tilt Button located at the bottom right side of the screen and the Camera Pan Tilt Screen opens At this screen you can set pan and tilt conditions These selections are described in Table 3 below Figure 22 Camera Pan Tilt Screen Table 3 Pan Tilt Settings Selection Action 1 Pan Speed...

Page 20: ... Click on the Back button to return to the Camera Settings Screen 8 0 AUDIO At the Live Video Screen see Figure 15 click on Settings Audio and the Audio screen opens At this screen you can set advanced audio conditions Only the primary settings are described in Table 4 below Refer to the GBOT S1080 User s Manual for more information on the parameters set at this screen Figure 23 Audio Setting Scre...

Page 21: ...able of translating the IP address must be entered into the SNTP Sever field Depending on the software version installed on your camera you can enter the SNTP server address at either the Date Time Screen or the Network and Port Screen see Figure 25 Figure 24 Date Time Screen Table 5 Date and Time Settings Selection Action 1 Set Manually 1 Select this option to enter the Date and Time in hours min...

Page 22: ...ormat Set where you want the date to be located on the live video screen and its format 5 Time Position and Format Set where you want the time to be located on the live video screen and its format Click on the Ok button to save the changes and wait for them to take effect 10 0 NETWORK AND PORT SCREEN At the Live Video Screen see Figure 15 click on Settings Network and Port and the Network and Port...

Page 23: ...1 11 0 ALARM At the Live Video Screen see Figure 15 click on Alarm and the Alarm Screen opens The Enable Alarm checkbox must be checked before the other selections are available they are grayed out otherwise At this screen you set how you want the alarm to be triggered and where you want the video to be saved Figure 26 Alarm Screen Table 6 Alarm Settings Selection Action 1 Alarm Duration Select th...

Page 24: ... value a tamper alarm is triggered When rebooting the camera performs a Reset Tamper automatically 5 External Triggers Input Alarm based on the level of sound triggered by external sources Output Drives the alarm level to external sources 3 On Alarm Enable the On Alarm buttons to specify which actions trigger the alarm 1 Upload via FTP Enable checkbox to upload a recording to FTP File Format AVI o...

Page 25: ...ker mode see Section 8 0 Audio 5 For H 264 and MPEG4 files the number of files attached for SMTP is one even though it is set for higher values For the number of attachments a number higher than one is valid only for JPEG streams Click on the Ok button to save any changes and wait for the changes to take effect 12 0 STORAGE At the Live Video Screen see Figure 15 click on Storage and the Storage Sc...

Page 26: ... a triggered recording You cannot use both of these methods at the same time First ensure that the time and date are correct See Section 9 0 Date Time to set your time 1 For FTP 2 Enter valid FTP Parameters at the Network and Port Screen see Section 10 0 Network and Port a Screen Click on the Upload Via FTP checkbox to enable FTP functionality b Specify the supported File Format from the drop down...