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General| Brand | IDEAL |
|---|---|
| Model | SecuriTest IP |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Precautions for handling rechargeable batteries to avoid personal injury and property damage.
Guidelines for safe handling, storage, charging, and disposal of battery packs.
Detailed explanation of the functions assigned to each button on the SecuriTEST IP keypad.
Description of the connectors and indicators on the top panel of the SecuriTEST IP.
Description of the connectors and indicators on the bottom panel of the SecuriTEST IP.
How to enable the LAN socket and switch off Wi-Fi in IP Settings.
Configuration options for the DHCP server status.
Options to select Static IP or Dynamic IP (DHCP) addressing.
How to turn the Wi-Fi feature on or off.
Steps to connect to available Wi-Fi networks by entering passwords.
How to move application icons to the Shortcut menu.
Steps to start the FTP server for file transfer.
Using the HDMI output for testing monitors and projectors, and for training.
Using Remote View to stream the tester's screen to a LAN/Wi-Fi port.
Procedure to restore the tester to its original factory settings.
Using the tester's LAN port to provide power to PoE enabled cameras.
Using the 12-volt DC socket to supply power to non-PoE cameras.
Using the IP Discovery tool to find and test directly connected IP cameras.
Testing ONVIF compliant cameras without manual connection adjustments.
Testing Pan/Tilt/Zoom functions using keypad, gestures, or presets.
Discovering, viewing, and testing non-ONVIF compliant cameras using IP address.
Testing cameras using the Composite Video Blanking and Sync (CVBS) analog standard.
Controlling Pan/Tilt/Zoom of analog cameras via keypad or screen gestures.
Scanning PTZ addresses in analog video modes for a single camera.
Testing HD cameras using the High Definition Transport Video Interface (TVI) standard.
Testing cameras using the High Definition Composite Video Interface (CVI) standard.
Testing cameras using the Analog High Definition (AHD) standard.
Measuring length and quality of RJ45 cables using Time Domain Reflectometer.
Generating digital tones on UTP cables for tracing using a non-contact probe.
Using the Ping tool to test network connectivity and IP address correctness.
Scanning for active IP devices within a selected IP address range (subnet).
Configuring the tester's DHCP server to assign IP addresses to devices.
Recording test results in a Test Report for client proof of installation.
IP camera test features: resolution, codec, ONVIF, RTSP, and non-ONVIF support.
CVBS camera test features: input, video levels, output, and PTZ control.
Testing TVI, CVI, and AHD cameras, including resolutions and PTZ controls.
Specifications for PoE, DC 12V, and DC 5V power outputs.
Functions for testing PoE input, output, voltage, and power usage.
Ethernet cable test functions: twisted-pair, RJ45 TDR, and tone generator.
IP network test functions: traffic monitoring, Ping, IP Scan, DHCP Server, Trace Route.
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