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General| Camera Type | PTZ |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Optical Zoom | 32x |
| Digital Zoom | 12x |
| Day/Night Functionality | Yes |
| IP Rating | IP66 |
| Power over Ethernet | Yes |
| Audio Support | Two-way audio |
| Environment | Outdoor |
| PTZ | Yes |
| Sensor Size | 1/2.8" |
| Wide Dynamic Range | Yes |
| Video Compression | H.264, MJPEG |
| Frame Rate | 30 fps |
| Power Source | PoE+ |
Steps to access the product using a web browser by entering its IP address.
How to configure network access for the product from the internet via NAT traversal.
Procedure for setting the initial administrator root password for secure access.
Overview of the live view interface and its available controls.
Detailed explanation of PTZ controls, joystick emulation, and relevant settings.
Methods and protocols (Unicast, Multicast RTP) for streaming H.264 video.
Provides shortcuts to essential settings like Users, TCP/IP, Date & Time, and Video Stream.
Configuring image and stream settings for H.264 and MJPEG.
Detailed settings for H.264 compression, profiles, bit rates, and MJPEG optimization.
Advanced image adjustments like appearance, white balance, WDR, and exposure.
Setting the default viewer (AMC, QuickTime, Still Image) for different browsers.
Saving and recalling specific camera views using preset positions.
Configuring the default home position for the camera and return-to-home behavior.
Setting up automatic object tracking and defining exclude areas.
Configuring gatekeeper monitoring for areas and setting up guard tour sequences.
E-flip, near focus limit, move speed, and panel shortcut buttons for PTZ operation.
Managing PTZ control access through a queue with priority levels for multiple users.
Setting up motion detection zones, parameters, and triggering actions.
Adjusting object size, history, and sensitivity for accurate motion detection.
Overview of basic analytics detectors like Object Removed, Enter/Exit, Fence, and Counter.
Steps to upload and install new applications onto the product via the web interface.
Defining conditions (triggers) and actions for events to automate responses.
List of conditions that can trigger an action rule, from detectors to system events.
List of actions that can be performed when an event is triggered, like recording or notifications.
Setting up recipients for notifications and media files, including testing connections.
How to search and filter recorded video files based on time, event, or storage.
Managing user access, ONVIF, IP filtering, and HTTPS encryption.
Basic TCP/IP settings, IPv4/IPv6, and ARP/Ping address assignment.
Configuring SD card usage, mounting, unmounting, and formatting.
Procedures for recovering the product from failed firmware upgrades.
Troubleshooting IP address, browser access, and network accessibility problems.
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