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General| Zoom | 4x optical zoom |
|---|---|
| Day/Night | Yes |
| Ingress Protection | IP66 |
| Lens Type | Motorized varifocal |
| Power Supply | 12 VDC, PoE (IEEE 802.3af) |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to 60°C |
Introduces the CP-6302-30-R, CP-6302-31-P, and CP-6302-31-I camera models.
Notes content moved to the Installation Manual.
Intended for technical users with CCTV and network knowledge.
Installation must adhere to local electrical codes and laws.
Explains the meaning of Warning, Caution, Note, and Tip symbols.
Do not open cover, use qualified personnel, and observe codes.
Avoid shock, lasers, and direct strong light to the camera.
Ensure proper cooling and heating for optimal camera performance.
Highlights high-definition video, stabilization, zoom, and IR illumination.
Recommends using AdminCenter for camera configuration with Latitude VMS.
Details zoom, sensor, WDR, resolutions, and frame rates.
Covers network, FTP, SD card, ONVIF, and RTSP support.
Lists all items provided in the camera package.
Provides links to other relevant manuals and guides.
Lists minimum PC specs, OS, browser, and network card requirements.
Recommends weatherproof equipment, proper wiring, and security.
Introduces the camera's web-based configuration interface.
Access to Live and Settings, basic UI elements like buttons.
Access to System, Streaming, Camera, and PTZ configuration tabs.
Explains Fullscreen and Center modes for viewing the camera feed.
Details Mic, Speaker, and Snapshot button functions.
Describes Restart, Stop, and Record/Pause functions.
Instructions for adjusting camera zoom, focus, and movement.
Managing automated camera movements like presets and sequences.
Controlling PTZ via live view and adjusting pan/tilt speed.
Setting the camera identification name and time zone.
Syncing camera time via PC or NTP server.
Setting admin password and user account details.
Creating, modifying, and deleting user access permissions.
Selecting between Basic and Digest authentication methods.
Explains the necessity of a certificate for enabling HTTPS.
Steps to generate and install a self-signed certificate.
Restricting network access based on specific IP addresses.
Implementing 802.1X for secure network access.
Uploading CA, client certificates, and private keys for 802.1X.
Overview of available network configuration tabs like Basic, QoS, SNMP.
Configuring DHCP or static IP address assignment.
Configuring server ports and Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU).
Setting up and configuring IPv6 addresses for the camera.
Prioritizing network traffic for differentiated service levels.
Configuring read and write communities for SNMP v1/v2.
Enabling encryption and authentication for SNMP v3.
Allowing camera discovery on the network via UPnP.
Synchronizing hostnames with dynamic IP addresses.
Setting up SMTP server accounts for email alerts.
Configuring FTP server addresses and credentials for alerts.
Managing alarm inputs and outputs for event detection.
Setting alarm outputs, FTP/email messages, and image uploads.
Customizing the naming format for saved files.
Configuring ping tests to detect network connectivity issues.
Actions to take upon detecting network failure.
Setting tamper detection duration and sensitivity levels.
Alarm outputs, FTP/email messages for tampering events.
Setting time intervals for alarm activation.
Defining actions for manually triggered alarms.
Setting audio threshold and time intervals for detection.
Alarm outputs, FTP/email messages for audio events.
Setting alarm outputs, FTP/Email, and video clip recording.
Uploading event images via FTP and Email.
Configuring HTTP notifications for event alerts.
Saving alarm-triggered video clips to storage.
Formatting and managing the microSDXC card for recording.
Managing disk space and viewing recorded files on SD card.
Setting up host, share, user, and password for NAS connection.
Setting recording schedules and choosing storage devices.
Defining specific areas within the video feed for motion detection.
Visual feedback on motion detection sensitivity levels.
Adjusting sampling, detection levels, and schedules for motion detection.
Setting up custom schedules for functions like event detection.
Setting the directory for saving snapshots and recordings.
Accessing system logs for troubleshooting and diagnostics.
Reviewing user login details and assigned permissions.
Resetting the camera to its original factory default settings.
Restoring specific settings or rebooting the camera.
Shows the currently installed software version.
Instructions for uploading and installing new firmware.
Displays all configurable system parameter settings.
Saving and loading camera configuration files.
Adjusting video compression and resolution for streams.
Configuring CBR, VBR, LBR rate controls and video profiles.
List of available resolutions for H.265 streams.
Settings for H.264 compression, similar to H.265.
Configuring Q Factor and Frame Rate for MJPEG streams.
Table showing resolution options for two simultaneous streams.
Table showing resolution options for three simultaneous streams.
Table showing resolution options for four simultaneous streams.
Adjusting image orientation and mirroring for video feed.
Selecting date, time, subtitle, text, and image for overlay.
Adjusting text color and size for on-screen display.
Setting transparency and uploading images for overlay.
Choosing between RTP, RTSP, MJPEG, and Multicast streaming modes.
Selecting Full-duplex, half-duplex, simplex, or disable modes.
Adjusting audio input/output gain and transmission bit rate.
Accessing camera-specific settings like Exposure, Picture, IR.
Choosing between Auto Iris, P-Iris, Shutter Priority, Manual modes.
Configuring iris size, auto detect, and minimum shutter speed.
Default mode with settings for minimum shutter speed.
Configuring fixed shutter speed and gain for manual exposure.
Adjusting image brightness and sharpness levels.
Accessing White Balance, Backlight, WDR, and Noise Reduction settings.
Adjusting exposure to compensate for backlit subjects.
Reducing image noise for improved clarity.
Enabling electronic day/night operation and IR illumination.
Choosing between Auto, Night, Day, and Smart IR modes.
Setting IR activation levels and compensating for reflections.
Configuring digital zoom and video system settings.
Enabling digital zoom and image stabilization features.
Setting and recalling specific camera views (presets).
Creating and saving custom camera movement paths.
Configuring automated panning sequences for camera movement.
Creating automated series of preset movements.
Setting the default idle position for the camera.
Defining the vertical movement boundaries for the camera.
Masking sensitive areas within the video feed to avoid intrusive monitoring.
Adjusting image orientation for tracking objects.
Setting communication parameters for RS485 devices.
Instructions on how to properly log out of the system.
Finding the latest information and documentation on the FLIR website.
Adjusting Internet Explorer security settings to default.
Configuring specific ActiveX behaviors for browser access.
Configuring Windows network discovery settings.
Step-by-step guide for installing the camera player software.
Removing older player software before installing new.
Clearing browser cache to improve performance.
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