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General| Series | Performance Series |
|---|---|
| Environment | Outdoor |
| Weather Resistance | IP66 |
| Power Source | PoE (Power over Ethernet) |
| Two-Way Audio | Yes |
| Night Vision | Up to 100ft (30m) |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Storage | MicroSD up to 128GB |
| Zoom | 3x motorized zoom |
Lists the key features of the Performance Series IP cameras, noting model-specific support.
Guide for assigning static or dynamic IP addresses to single or multiple cameras.
Procedure for upgrading firmware on single or multiple cameras.
Steps to access the camera's web client using a web browser.
Instructions for logging into the camera using the web client with default credentials.
Instructions on using playback controls to view recorded video files.
Guide to setting camera properties like picture, exposure, and white balance.
Adjusting brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, and gamma settings.
Setting anti-flicker modes, exposure modes, auto iris, and noise reduction.
Setting video streaming properties such as format, resolution, and bit rate.
Detailed settings for video stream format, resolution, frame rate, and bit rate.
Setting up IP addresses, subnet masks, and default gateways.
Setting up email server details for sending alerts and snapshots.
Setting up motion detection parameters like alarm period and sensitivity.
Setting detection regions, sensitivity, and thresholds for motion detection.
Setting up tamper detection and defocus detection alerts and actions.
Setting up audio detection for input abnormality or intensity changes.
Enabling intelligent analytics features like Face Detection and People Counting.
Setting up face detection parameters, events, and actions.
Setting up people counting analytics, rules, and notifications.
Setting up recording schedules for General, Motion, and Alarm modes.
Defining daily recording periods and modes for video capture.
Assigning where recorded video files and snapshots will be saved.
Setting storage paths for video and snapshots on microSD, FTP, or NAS.
Setting recording length, pre-event recording, disk full behavior, and stream selection.
Setting date format, time zone, current time, and NTP synchronization.
Managing user accounts, groups, and permissions for system access.
Adding and managing user accounts and their permissions.
Adding, removing, and modifying user groups and their authority list.
Configuring security measures like IP filtering and approved users.
Restricting camera access to specific IP/MAC addresses.
Resetting camera configurations to default or factory default states.
Procedure for importing and upgrading camera firmware.
Setting up alarm types such as Motion Detection, Disk Full, and Video Tampering.
