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General| Maximum Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1080p |
| Video Compression | H.265, H.264, MJPEG |
| IR Range | 30 m |
| WDR | 120 dB |
| Ingress Protection | IP66 |
| Sensor Type | 1/2.8" CMOS |
| Lens Type | Varifocal |
| Aperture | F1.4 to F2.8 |
| Day/Night | Yes |
| Ethernet Port | 1 x RJ-45 (10/100Base-T) |
| Power Supply | 12 VDC / PoE (IEEE 802.3af) |
| Operating Temperature | -30 °C to +50 °C |
| Focal Length | 2.8 to 12 mm |
Explains symbols and notations used to draw attention to special situations.
Details precautions for safe installation and operation, including electrical codes and external power sources.
Lists essential safety guidelines for device installation and operation, covering cleaning, heat sources, liquids, power surges, and servicing.
Provides notices on optical elements, video loss, intended use, and UL disclaimer.
States compliance with FCC rules and conditions for operation, including interference.
Includes IC, VCCI, CMIM, and RCM statements for compliance in various regions.
Recommends using the latest software version for optimal performance and security.
Advises on proper disposal of the product and battery according to local laws.
Lists hardware and software requirements for connecting via a web browser.
Details steps for connecting the device to the network and accessing it via a browser.
Explains the process of setting and using a strong service-level password for device access.
Describes the Live page for viewing the live video stream and controlling the unit.
Explains the Playback page for viewing recorded video sequences.
Details the Configuration page for setting up the unit and application interface.
Explains the Dashboard page for detailed system information display.
Details how to view live video, select streams, and understand status icons.
Describes how to view, search, and export recorded videos.
Guides on selecting the desired recording stream for playback.
Explains how to search for specific recorded video content by date and time.
Details the process of exporting recorded video clips to a specified location.
Explains how to control video playback using the time bar and playback controls.
Outlines the information displayed on the Dashboard page: device, recording, connection status, and services.
Details how to assign names and identifiers to the device and video channels.
Explains password protection, authorization levels, and authentication modes.
Describes how to set the date format and synchronize the device's internal clock.
Details how to customize the web interface appearance and set the website language.
Configures VCA metadata display, trajectories, overlay icons, Dashboard, cookies, and HTTP referrer check.
Configures automatic logout time for the live viewing session.
Configures communication with the Remote Portal and partner services like Stratocast.
Defines accounts for posting and exporting data, including FTP server details.
Enables dynamic DNS service for accessing the unit via a host name over the internet.
Adjusts sensor mode, image rotation, and mirror image settings.
Guides through configuring the camera's field of view and lens focus using a wizard.
Configures overlays and stamps on the video image for supplementary information.
Describes how to set camera position and perspective for video analytics.
Adjusts image color settings like brightness, contrast, saturation, and white balance.
Configures Automatic Level Control (ALC) for optimizing video output levels.
Controls the IR illuminator, including its on/off state and intensity level.
Adjusts image enhancement features like High Dynamic Range, Backlight Compensation, and Intelligent Defog.
Configures stream prioritization, coding standards, and active/non-recording profiles.
Provides information on the device's bit rate for scene analysis and target bit rate determination.
Identifies stream, zoom, averaging period, and measures pixels for function requirements.
Manages device storage, including connecting to iSCSI media and local microSD cards.
Defines characteristics for recording tracks and assigns them to schedules.
Configures recording modes (continuous, pre-alarm), streams, and alarm triggers.
Sets the duration for which recordings are stored before being overwritten.
Links recording profiles to specific days and times for automated recording schedules.
Displays current recording status and bit rate statistics for video and metadata.
Configures saving JPEG images to an FTP server at specified intervals.
Provides details about the SD card and configures alarm connections.
Sets up automatic connections to predefined IP addresses upon an alarm event.
Configures video output, decoders, SSL encryption, and stream settings.
Integrates Al-driven software to detect and analyze picture changes for alarms.
Configures the device to send alarm notifications via email, with optional JPEG attachments.
Allows editing alarm functions using script form for advanced automation.
Manages activation/deactivation of network services.
Configures IP addressing, subnet mask, and gateway for IPv4 and IPv6.
Sets DNS server addresses, HTTP/HTTPS browser ports, and TLS versions.
Selects transmission protocols (TCP/UDP) and configures multicast operation.
Configures network parameters like discovery port, interface mode, MTU, and RADIUS authentication.
Manages network components using SNMP v1 legacy and v3, including traps and communities.
Enables simultaneous data reception on multiple receivers using multicast addresses and ports.
Configures filters to allow or block network traffic based on IP address or protocol.
Guides on updating the device firmware via the network.
Saves and loads device configuration data to/from a computer.
Manages activation of additional features via licenses and installs/deletes certificates.
Configures logging levels and retrieves event logs for monitoring.
Enables software sealing, debug logging, and diagnostics for device security and health.
Provides system information for technical support purposes.
Details how to perform a hardware reset to restore the camera to factory defaults.
Lists copyright information for firmware fonts and software components.
Provides links to support services, tools, warranty, and training resources.
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