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General| Brand | D-Link |
|---|---|
| Model | DCS-5222LB1 |
| Category | Security Camera |
| Language | English |
Details about the document's revision history and update dates.
Lists registered trademarks and company names mentioned in the manual.
Lists all items included in the camera's packaging for initial setup.
Outlines the necessary hardware and software for operating the camera.
Provides a general welcome and overview of the camera's capabilities and purpose.
Highlights the key functionalities and advantages of the network camera.
Details the physical components and ports of the network camera.
Instructions on how to manually adjust the camera's focal length for clear imaging.
Easiest setup method using a mydlink-enabled router for automatic configuration.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the camera using the provided CD or software.
Procedure for setting up the camera physically without using the wizard.
Guidelines for optimizing wireless signal strength and placement for the camera.
Method for establishing a secure wireless connection using the Wi-Fi Protected Setup feature.
Displays the online status of cameras connected to the mydlink account.
Accessing and using the camera's built-in web interface for settings.
Viewing the live video feed from the camera and controlling its functions.
Guides for initial camera setup and configuration.
Configuration options for the camera's network interface and protocols.
Settings for connecting the camera to a wireless network.
Configuring Dynamic DNS to access the camera using a domain name.
Adjusting camera image settings like brightness, contrast, and exposure.
Configuring video profiles and audio settings for the camera.
Setting up Pan, Tilt, and Zoom controls, including preset positions.
Detailed configuration of motion detection areas and sensitivity.
Enabling and configuring sound detection features for event triggers.
Setting the camera's internal clock, time zone, and daylight saving.
Configuring events based on triggers and defining actions to be performed.
Configuring servers for saving snapshots and video clips, e.g., email or FTP.
Defining media types like snapshots and video clips for event recording.
Creating and scheduling specific events with triggers and priorities.
Configuring recording schedules and settings for video capture.
Managing recorded files stored on the camera's SD card.
Managing administrator passwords, user accounts, and device settings.
Saving/restoring configuration, resetting to factory defaults, and rebooting the device.
Instructions for updating the camera's firmware to the latest version.
Displays current device information and system logs.
Accessing online help resources for the camera's features and functions.
Steps to assign a unique IP address to the camera on the local network.
How to access the camera's live video feed using a web browser.
Instructions on how to access the router's configuration interface.
Configuring router ports to allow remote viewing of the camera over the internet.
Explains remote access and provides steps to enable it for the camera.
Procedure for resetting the camera's password if it is forgotten.
Troubleshooting steps if the camera's LED indicator is not functioning.
Solutions for intermittent or unstable network connectivity issues.
Diagnosing issues preventing remote access to the camera.
Explains potential causes for image artifacts like white lines and how to fix them.
Tips for reducing video noise, especially in low-light conditions.
Suggestions for enhancing image quality by adjusting display properties and camera settings.
Troubleshooting steps for when no video feed is displayed in the web browser.
Guidance on optimizing the Passive Infrared sensor's performance and installation.
Steps to verify the camera's IP address using command prompt.
Guide to manually assigning a static IP address to the camera.
Details about the camera sensor, IR distance, illumination, focal length, and aperture.
Options for image size, quality, frame rate, bit rate, and text overlays.
Supported video compression formats like H.264, MPEG4, and MJPEG.
List of available video resolutions and their supported frame rates.
Specifications for camera movement range, manual speeds, and preset points.
Supported audio compression codecs including G.711, G.726, and AAC.
List of network protocols and clients supported by the camera.
Information on wired and wireless network connectivity options.
Details on external interfaces like SD card slot and audio output.
Overview of advanced functionalities such as remote management and security.
Specifies compatible operating systems and web browsers.
Dimensions, weight, power input, operating temperature, and humidity.
Lists regulatory compliance certifications obtained by the device.
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