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General| Brand | Clare Controls |
|---|---|
| Model | IP Network Camera |
| Category | Security Camera |
| Language | English |
Limits the manufacturer's liability for damages, lost profits, and business interruptions.
Provides crucial warnings regarding input voltage, exposure, installation, and handling of the device.
Lists specific precautions for using the camera, including handling, placement, and maintenance.
Details the necessary operating system, CPU, RAM, display, and web browser for using the camera.
Guides users on connecting and configuring the network camera within a Local Area Network.
Explains how to find and modify the IP address and subnet mask for network camera access.
Details the process for connecting the network camera to a Wide Area Network using static or dynamic IP.
Covers applying a static IP from an ISP and connecting the camera via a router or directly to the WAN.
Explains how to connect the camera using a dynamic IP address via a modem or router.
Details how to access the camera's interface for viewing and configuration.
Details the steps to view live video and configure camera settings using a web browser.
Guides on setting up wireless connections in both infrastructure (Manager) and ad-hoc modes.
Explains how to connect the camera directly to a PC without a router in Ad-Hoc mode.
Details various security modes like WEP, WPA-personal, and WPA-enterprise for wireless connections.
Covers configuring pre-shared keys (passphrases) for WPA-personal and WPA2-personal security.
Explains client/server authentication types (EAP-TLS, EAP-PEAP) for enterprise WPA modes.
Describes using WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) for simplified wireless connection via PBC or PIN mode.
Details the Push-Button-Configuration method for WPS, requiring a button press on both devices.
Explains the Personal Identification Number mode for WPS, requiring a PIN for network connection.
Covers changing the default IP address for the wireless network interface controller.
Introduces the live video page, its interface elements like menu bar, window, and toolbar.
Instructions on how to initiate the live video stream using the toolbar icon.
Describes how to switch the live video display between normal and full-screen modes.
Details manual recording of video and capturing of images from the live view interface.
Explains how to use PTZ control buttons for pan, tilt, and zoom operations.
Describes the PTZ control panel interface and its various controls for camera movement and lens.
Guides on setting and recalling specific camera positions using presets for PTZ cameras.
Allows customization of stream type and image size for the live video feed.
Sets parameters for live view, record files, and captured pictures, including protocol and performance.
Details time synchronization methods (NTP, Manual) and DST settings for accurate timekeeping.
Covers network configuration for IPv4 and IPv6, including IP address, subnet mask, and DNS.
Allows setting specific port numbers for HTTP, RTSP, HTTPS, and SDK for network communication.
Enables and configures PPPoE connection settings, requiring user name and password from ISP.
Details setting up Dynamic DNS (DDNS) for network access, supporting CVDDNS and HiDDNS.
Covers Simple Network Management Protocol settings for camera status and alarm monitoring.
Enables IEEE 802.1X standard for secure network connections with user authentication.
Adjusts Quality of Service (QoS) parameters to manage network delay and congestion by prioritizing data.
Configures FTP server details for uploading captured images and snapshots.
Enables Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) for seamless network device connection and simplified network implementation.
Allows customization of audio encoding, input source, and volume for audio streams.
Enables region of interest encoding to improve quality in specific areas of the video feed.
Covers settings for display, OSD, text overlay, privacy mask, and picture overlay.
Adjusts image quality parameters like brightness, contrast, saturation, hue, and sharpness.
Customizes on-screen display elements, including camera name, date, time, and OSD position.
Allows adding and positioning custom text overlays onto the live video feed.
Enables covering specific areas of the video feed to prevent unauthorized viewing or recording.
Allows overlaying a custom picture onto the live video image, with position and size adjustments.
Sets up motion detection areas and sensitivity for triggering alarm response actions.
Defines the schedule for when motion detection is active, allowing daily and weekly configurations.
Specifies actions to take when an event occurs, such as audible warning, email notification, or FTP upload.
Enables tamper-proof detection to trigger alarms when the camera lens is covered.
Configures responses to exception events like HDD full, network disconnection, or IP conflicts.
Sets up email notifications to designated receivers when alarm events are detected.
Configures scheduled and event-triggered snapshots, specifying quality and time intervals.
Instructions on uploading continuous and event-triggered snapshots to an FTP server.
Covers external wireless alarms and manual alarms triggered by remote control.
Enables or disables the camera's arming and disarming functions, typically via a remote control.
Adjusts basic parameters, speeds, and OSD settings for PTZ control.
Sets movement limits for the camera to restrict its pan, tilt, and zoom range.
Sets a default starting position for the camera, including pan, tilt, zoom, and focus.
Defines the camera's action when idle, such as auto scan, random scan, or patrol.
Applies privacy masks to cover sensitive areas in the PTZ camera's view.
Sets schedules for PTZ tasks, defining when specific movements or actions should occur.
Allows clearing individual or all PTZ configuration settings.
Sets priority for PTZ control sources (Network or RS485) with a configurable delay.
Guides on adding and initializing network-attached storage (NAS) for recording and log files.
Sets up manual and scheduled recording, defining pre-record, post-record, and recording types.
Details how to select dates, search for recorded videos, and control playback using the toolbar.
Guides on specifying search criteria (type, time) and exporting log files for analysis.
Explains NVR capacity limitations, bit rates, and streaming video types (Main/Sub Stream).
Tips on adjusting resolution, frame rate, or video quality to manage NVR capacity.
Covers adding, modifying, and deleting user accounts with different permission levels.
Secures live view stream data by enabling or disabling RTSP authentication.
Enables viewing the device without requiring a username and password.
Implements access control by allowing or forbidding specific IP addresses from accessing the device.
Provides an overview of the SADP search tool for finding and modifying network device information.
Details how SADP automatically searches for and displays online devices on the network.
Explains how to refresh the device list and manually search for online devices.
Guides on selecting a device and editing its network parameters like IP address and port.
Details port mapping settings on a TP-LINK router for network camera access.
Guides on configuring WAN connection type and LAN parameters for port mapping.
Covers mapping specific service ports for network cameras and enabling TCP protocols.
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