Why is my Bosch VIP XD not operational after a firmware upload?
If your Bosch Network Hardware unit isn't operational after a firmware upload, and you suspect a power failure during programming, have the unit checked by Customer Service and replaced if necessary. If you suspect an incorrect firmware file, enter the IP address of the unit followed by /main.htm in your Web browser and repeat the upload.
What to do if my Bosch VIP XD has no connection established and no image transmission?
If there is no connection and no image transmission with your Bosch Network Hardware, check the unit's configuration parameters, ensure all cables, plugs, contacts, and connections are properly installed. Verify the IP addresses in the terminal program and check the data transmission within the LAN using ping. Also, consider that the maximum number of connections might have been reached; if so, wait until a connection is free and try again.
Why is there no image on the monitor connected to my Bosch VIP XD Network Hardware?
If you are experiencing a blank screen with your Bosch Network Hardware, first, connect a local camera or another video source to the monitor to check if the monitor is working correctly. Second, examine all cables, plugs, contacts, and connections to ensure they are properly connected.
What to do if there is no audio transmission to remote station from Bosch Network Hardware?
If there is no audio transmission to a remote station with your Bosch Network Hardware, verify that all connected audio units are operating correctly. Check all cables, plugs, contacts, and connections. Review the audio parameters on the Audio configuration page. Also, the audio voice connection might already be in use by another receiver; wait until the connection is free and then try calling the sender again.
How to fix no connection between Bosch VIP XD and terminal program?
If your Bosch Network Hardware unit isn't connecting to the terminal program, check all cables, plugs, contacts, terminals, and connections. Ensure the computer's serial interface is connected, and if necessary, try a different serial interface. Verify that the interface parameters match; try standard parameters like 19,200 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, and 1 stop bit. Disconnect the unit from the power supply and reconnect after a few seconds.
Why is control of cameras or other units not possible with Bosch Network Hardware?
If you can't control cameras or other units connected to your Bosch Network Hardware, check all cable connections and ensure all plugs are properly fitted. Also, make sure that the interface parameters match those of the other unit connected, ensuring that the settings of all units involved are compatible.
What to do if Bosch VIP XD does not report an alarm?
If your Bosch Network Hardware unit isn't reporting an alarm, select possible alarm sources on the Alarm Inputs configuration page. Specify the desired alarm response on the Alarm Connections configuration page, and change the IP address if necessary.
How to fix placeholders with a red cross instead of ActiveX components on Bosch VIP XD Network Hardware?
If placeholders with a red cross are displayed instead of the ActiveX components for your Bosch Network Hardware, install Sun JVM from the product CD, as it may not be installed or enabled on your computer.
Why does my web browser contain empty fields with Bosch VIP XD?
If your web browser shows empty fields when using Bosch Network Hardware, create a rule in the local computer's proxy settings to exclude local IP addresses, as there might be an active proxy server in the network.
What to do if the first connection remains on Bosch VIP XD Network Hardware?
If, with your Bosch Network Hardware, the first connection remains when a sender is connected to the receiver, deactivate auto-connect, as it may be configured.
Provides critical safety instructions for power connection and handling to prevent electric shock and damage.
Emphasizes compliance with regulations, network knowledge, and following manual steps for safe installation.
Stresses that only qualified personnel should perform maintenance or repairs due to no user-serviceable parts.
Details the VIP XD's capabilities, including video reception, quad view, sender/receiver functionality, and configuration methods.
Covers essential preparations for installation, including environmental conditions, ventilation, and cable management.
Details how to connect monitors and audio devices (Line In, Line Out, MIC, SPK) to the VIP XD.
Details how to navigate and make changes within the VIP XD's configuration menu via the web interface.
Explains the password protection mechanism with 'service' and 'user' levels and how to set them.
Configuring how the VIP XD responds to alarms, including automatic connection to IP addresses.
Configuring audio alarms based on signal strengths and frequency ranges to avoid false alarms.
Setting up automatic e-mail notifications for alarm states.
Setting up network parameters like IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DynDNS.
Instructions for updating firmware and configuration files remotely.
Performing tests to ensure the VIP XD functions correctly after installation and configuration.
Describes establishing a connection to the VIP XD using Internet Explorer and installing necessary components.
Details establishing connections between senders and receivers, including password entry and data/audio checkboxes.
Connecting VIP XD as a receiver with a compatible sender via Ethernet.
Restoring the unit to factory default settings using the reset button.
Provides a table of common malfunctions, possible causes, and recommended solutions.
Provides critical safety instructions for power connection and handling to prevent electric shock and damage.
Emphasizes compliance with regulations, network knowledge, and following manual steps for safe installation.
Stresses that only qualified personnel should perform maintenance or repairs due to no user-serviceable parts.
Details the VIP XD's capabilities, including video reception, quad view, sender/receiver functionality, and configuration methods.
Covers essential preparations for installation, including environmental conditions, ventilation, and cable management.
Details how to connect monitors and audio devices (Line In, Line Out, MIC, SPK) to the VIP XD.
Details how to navigate and make changes within the VIP XD's configuration menu via the web interface.
Explains the password protection mechanism with 'service' and 'user' levels and how to set them.
Configuring how the VIP XD responds to alarms, including automatic connection to IP addresses.
Configuring audio alarms based on signal strengths and frequency ranges to avoid false alarms.
Setting up automatic e-mail notifications for alarm states.
Setting up network parameters like IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DynDNS.
Instructions for updating firmware and configuration files remotely.
Performing tests to ensure the VIP XD functions correctly after installation and configuration.
Describes establishing a connection to the VIP XD using Internet Explorer and installing necessary components.
Details establishing connections between senders and receivers, including password entry and data/audio checkboxes.
Connecting VIP XD as a receiver with a compatible sender via Ethernet.
Restoring the unit to factory default settings using the reset button.
Provides a table of common malfunctions, possible causes, and recommended solutions.
General| Model | VIP XD |
|---|---|
| Category | Network Hardware |
| Input Channels | 1 |
| Video Compression | H.264 |
| Audio Compression | G.711 |
| Network Interface | 10/100 Mbps Ethernet |
| Protocols | TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS |
| Security | Password protection |
| Power Supply | PoE (802.3af) |
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