How to reset password on Hanwha Techwin Media Converter?
If you've forgotten your password for the Hanwha Techwin Media Converter, press and hold the RESET button on the rear side at the right for 10 seconds.
What to do if Hanwha Techwin Wisenet SPD-150 camera cannot be connected?
If the camera cannot be connected to the Hanwha Techwin Media Converter, verify the network cable connection. Ensure the network interface is properly set up. Check the camera's IP settings. Perform a Ping Test. Confirm that no other device on the network is using the same IP address.
General| Type | Media Converter |
|---|---|
| Model | SPD-150 |
| Ports | 1 x RJ45, 1 x SFP |
| RJ45 Speed | 10/100/1000 Mbps |
| SFP Speed | 1000 Mbps |
| Manufacturer | Hanwha Techwin |
Read operating instructions, follow safety instructions, and keep instructions for future reference.
Details of FCC and CE compliance, and guidelines for safe operation and interference prevention.
Provides operational information, component descriptions, and network settings.
Essential information about battery replacement, specifications, and explosion risks.
Details operating temperature range and security measures for passwords and data.
Details the product's ability to play back video/audio from network cameras and its key features.
Lists the items included in the product package for user verification.
Identifies and describes the function of each port and component on the front panel.
Identifies and describes the function of each port and component on the rear panel.
Illustrates how to connect the decoder to external devices like cameras and microphones.
Instructions for connecting the device to a local network or the internet via Ethernet cable.
Details on connecting the power adapter or using PoE for device power supply.
Guide on using the USB port for connecting memory or mouse, with hot-plugging support.
Procedure for connecting the ground wire for product safety and lightning protection.
Guidance on setting up the network connection for the video decoder.
Step-by-step guide to starting the system and completing the initial setup wizard.
Explains the icons and their meanings on the live screen for status and operation monitoring.
Procedure for safely shutting down the decoder system through the live screen menu.
Instructions on how to log in to the decoder menu using authorized user accounts.
Describes the context menu accessed by right-clicking on the live screen.
Details the menu options available specifically in the single mode display.
Explains the context-sensitive menu options available in split mode displays.
Describes how to display up to 64 live video channels in single, 10-split, or auto sequence modes.
Information on checking camera connection status and details on the live screen.
Details on checking incoming video information and protocol used for each channel.
How to check the connection state of cameras connected to each channel on the live screen.
Provides transmission information and status of cameras connected to each channel.
Instructions on how to turn the sound on or off for individual channels in Live mode.
Guide on how to change channel names and set up multi-channels for video display.
Procedure to switch from split mode to single mode by double-clicking a channel.
Procedure for arranging and configuring video channel layouts on the live screen.
Instructions on how to set up the video output layout using the launcher menu.
Details on configuring BNC sequence and layouts for specific video channels.
Configuration options for Date/Time, Language, User management, and System Properties.
Details on setting and changing the Administrator's ID and password for system access.
Instructions on using the on-screen virtual keyboard for inputting text and passwords.
Guide on creating user groups, setting permissions, and managing user information.
Step-by-step instructions for adding new users, selecting groups, and entering details.
Procedure for adding new user groups and setting permissions for access.
Process for assigning access permissions to each user group for different menus.
Options for automatic log-out time and manual ID input preference in login settings.
Explanation of user access limitations and their effect on menu visibility.
Steps to change the password for a user account with restricted access permissions.
Overview of system version check, upgrade, backup, and initialization of settings.
How to check current software version and MAC address before proceeding with an upgrade.
Procedure for updating the decoder's software using a connected device or network.
Detailed steps and considerations for upgrading the decoder's software version.
Instructions for copying and importing decoder settings using a storage media.
How to check system logs, including timestamps for startup, shutdown, and setting changes.
Guide on using the calendar interface for searching system logs by date.
Section dedicated to camera-related settings and configurations.
Section dedicated to camera registration and connection management.
Detailed guide on registering network cameras for each channel and establishing connections.
Step-by-step process for automatically discovering and registering network cameras.
Manual method for adding and registering network cameras, including protocol selection.
Information on common camera registration errors and their meanings.
How to change the video profile for a camera, including settings for split screen and live transfer.
Instructions for configuring live transfer settings for network cameras.
Guide on configuring video settings for each channel, including camera name and audio.
Settings related to monitor output, including display information and resolution.
Configuration of monitor output-related settings like displayed info, dwell time, and output system.
Instructions for setting up the network to connect network cameras.
How to set the network connection route and protocol.
Procedure for setting the protocol and environment for network connections.
Guidance on connecting and configuring network settings, with or without a router.
Instructions for static and DHCP modes when no router is involved in the network setup.
Steps for setting up IP addresses, gateway, and subnet mask when using a router.
Technical specifications for the device, including hardware, software, and environmental details.
Visual representation and key aspects of the product's physical design.
Details on how to reset the system to its factory default settings.
Common problems and their solutions for issues like video lag, power, screen display, and connectivity.
Report detailing the open source software licenses used in the product.
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