What to do if I cannot connect to my Bosch Security Camera in the Web browser?
If you're unable to connect to your Bosch Security Camera using a web browser, reboot the unit. You can do this by typing the IP address in the web browser followed by /reset (without punctuation) and pressing Enter. Alternatively, in Configuration Manager, right-click the IP address and select Restart.
What to do if I cannot control my Bosch Security Camera after a firmware upgrade?
If you lose control of your Bosch Security Camera after a firmware upgrade, try cycling the power to the unit. If a power reset doesn't fix the issue, contact your Bosch Service Center to request an RMA for the unit.
Why does configuration software identify my Bosch Security Camera as 'Videojet Generic'?
If your configuration or video management software identifies your Bosch Security Camera as 'Videojet Generic', the model ID may be corrupt. Reboot the unit.
How to fix a Bosch Security Camera when the background is too bright?
If the background is too bright and the subject is difficult to see on your Bosch Security Camera, turn on backlight compensation. This should help balance the lighting and improve visibility.
General| Camera Type | PTZ |
|---|---|
| Digital Zoom | 12x |
| Sensor Type | CMOS |
| Frame Rate | Up to 60 fps |
| Ingress Protection | IP66 |
| Impact Protection | IK10 |
| Low Light Performance | Starlight technology |
| WDR | 120 dB |
| Image Sensor Size | 1/2.8 inch |
| Iris | F1.6 to F2.8 |
| Shutter Time | 1/1 sec to 1/30, 000 sec |
| Pan Range | 360° continuous |
| Video Compression | H.265, H.264, MJPEG |
| Audio Compression | AAC, G.711, G.726 |
| Protocols | IPv4, IPv6, HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, UDP, RTP, RTSP, SMTP, NTP, DHCP, DNS, DDNS, ARP, ICMP, IGMP, SNMP |
| Minimum Illumination | Color: 0.0077 lx |
| Day/Night | Yes |
| Audio | Two-way |
Details on connecting the AUTODOME IP starlight 5100i to a network and accessing its interface.
Guide to using the Bosch Project Assistant app for initial camera setup and configuration.
Procedures for setting and managing password security for the camera's access.
Explains the icons and basic functions available on the Live page for viewing and controlling the camera.
Describes how to access and play back recorded video sequences from the camera.
Overview of how to configure the camera settings and application interface.
Details on accessing and viewing system information and status on the Dashboard.
Guide to using the Live page for viewing streams, controlling PTZ, and managing pre-positions.
Detailed instructions on using Pan, Tilt, and Zoom controls for camera movement and focus.
How to set, store, and recall specific camera positions (scenes).
Using AUX commands for pre-programmed keyboard control actions.
Managing alarm inputs and outputs for external device integration.
Utilizing tours, finding home position, and auto-focus features.
Understanding the indicators for the camera's recording activity.
Information on how the date and time are displayed on the interface.
How to switch the video stream to full-screen mode.
Capturing still images from the live video stream.
Saving video clips from the live stream to the computer's hard drive.
Instructions for starting and using the Video Security App for remote viewing.
Accessing the playback page to view the most recent recorded important events.
Functionality for sending and receiving audio signals with the camera.
Monitoring system resource usage via status icons.
Interpretation of various status icons for decoding errors and alarms.
Comprehensive guide to playing, searching, and exporting recorded video content.
Choosing between different recording streams for playback.
Methods for searching recorded footage by time range or parameters.
Steps to export recorded video tracks for archiving or sharing.
Understanding and using the track list to navigate available recordings.
Using playback controls, time bar, and alarm jump buttons for efficient review.
Setting unique names and identifiers for the camera and its video streams.
Configuring user authorization levels, passwords, and certificate management.
Setting the camera's date, time, and time zone for accurate logging and synchronization.
Customizing overlays like camera name, time, and alarm messages on the video feed.
Configuring parameters for the GB/T 28181 national standard for video monitoring systems.
Adapting the web interface language and replacing company/device logos.
Tailoring the Live page display and controls, including latency and JPEG settings.
Configuring the camera's connection to cloud services like the Bosch Remote Portal.
Setting up FTP or Dropbox accounts for posting and recording export.
Enabling dynamic DNS for Internet access using hostnames.
Initial setup and configuration options for camera installation.
Setting camera position, height, and performing calibration for Video Analytics.
Adjusting camera parameters based on scene conditions for optimal image quality.
Configuring white balance modes and color adjustments for accurate color reproduction.
Managing automatic exposure and light-level adjustments for varying lighting conditions.
Adjusting sharpness, noise reduction, and high dynamic range settings.
Automating scene mode changes based on time of day.
Defining video encoding parameters, bit rates, and quality settings for different profiles.
Configuring resolutions, frame rates, and profiles for multiple video streams.
Monitoring encoder performance and stream data.
Defining specific areas in the video image to adjust encoding quality.
Setting up privacy masks to obscure specific areas of the video feed.
Adjusting camera focus and other lens-related parameters.
Configuring camera movement, limits, and behavior like auto-pan and auto-pivot.
Defining and managing preset camera positions and automated tours.
Assigning titles to defined sectors within the camera's view.
Adjusting various other camera parameters like fast address and firmware defaults.
Configuring audio input volume, output gain, and recording formats.
Using the pixel counter to measure objects and verify function requirements.
Overview of image recording options, including iSCSI systems and SD cards.
Configuring and managing storage media like iSCSI drives and local SD cards.
Steps to activate and assign media to managed storage lists for recording.
How to delete all recordings and format storage media.
Steps to disable storage media from being used for recordings.
Defining and assigning characteristics for different recording tracks and schedules.
Setting the duration for which recordings are stored before being overwritten.
Scheduling recordings based on time periods, weekdays, and holidays.
Observing the camera's recording activity through status indicators.
Viewing information about current recording profiles and zoom factors.
Configuring settings for sending JPEG images, including size and file naming.
Information regarding the installed SD card's manufacturer, lifespan, and status.
Configuring how the camera responds to alarms, including connecting to predefined IP addresses.
Setting up VCA features, including analysis types, configurations, and scenarios.
Activating or editing VCA profiles and managing silent VCA or turning it off.
Assigning specific pre-positions for VCA configuration.
Applying pre-defined VCA settings tailored to specific use cases.
Configuring the camera to generate alarms based on audio signals and signal ranges.
Setting up the camera to send alarm notifications via email, including image attachments.
Defining triggers for alarms based on input contacts and assigning actions.
Configuring relay outputs and AUX commands triggered by alarms.
Creating and editing alarm scripts for custom alarm responses.
Defining rules to link alarm inputs to specific outputs or actions.
Overview and activation/deactivation of available network services for device integration.
Settings for integrating the camera into an existing network, including IP assignment and Ethernet options.
Enabling automatic IP address assignment via DHCP for network integration.
Configuring static IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and IPv6 settings for Ethernet connection.
Advanced network configurations including RTSP and 802.1x authentication.
Managing network components using SNMP, including SNMP versions and trap settings.
Setting up SNMP for network monitoring and management, including host addresses and versions.
Disabling the SNMP function to prevent network communication.
Configuring the camera to use the SNMP v1 legacy protocol for network management.
Setting up SNMP v3 with user authentication and privacy protocols.
Enabling and configuring multicast streaming for multiple receivers.
Setting up filters to allow or block network traffic based on IPv4 addresses.
Updating firmware, managing upload history, and downloading maintenance logs.
Activating additional functions by entering license activation codes.
Adding, deleting, and managing security certificates for the camera.
Adjusting log display settings and enabling software sealing for security.
Running built-in self-tests and viewing diagnostic history for troubleshooting.
Accessing and viewing system status and event logs for technical support.
Steps to reboot the camera through web browser or configuration software to resolve issues.
Instructions on using the hardware reset button to restore the camera to factory defaults.
Contact information and procedures for obtaining technical support and service.
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