To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if ACaution : The fan(T) is stoppedB appears on the screen of my JVC VN-V686WPU Security Camera?
If the message ACaution : The fan(T) is stoppedB (where T is a number) appears, it indicates an error with the internal cooling or heating fan. Note the displayed text and consult your nearest JVC dealer. Turn off the camera before contacting them.
Why is my JVC Security Camera unable to receive alarm notifications via TCP/UDP?
The inability to receive alarm notifications via TCP/UDP may be due to the WindowsXP firewall blocking the data. To resolve this, double-click [Windows Firewall] under [Start] - [Control Panel]. Then, click the [Add Port…] button under the Exception tab. Register the port number to be allowed through the firewall in the Port Number field, and enter a name for it.
What to do if the MPEG4 Viewer screen appears in black on my JVC VN-V686WPU?
If the MPEG4 Viewer screen appears black, and you have DirectX 9.x or Windows Media Player 9.x installed, install “ffdshow,” which is an open-source codec.
Why does JVC VN-V686WPU pan automatically?
If your camera pans automatically, it may not be an abnormality if [Auto Cleaning] is set to AOnB. Check the settings to confirm.
What to do if power is turned off but my JVC Security Camera is disconnected once it rotates?
Ensure that the transporting tape and cushioning material have been removed. If not, remove the transporting tape and cushioning material.
How to fix garbled file names on FTP server with JVC VN-V686WPU Security Camera?
If the characters of the file name registered in the FTP server are garbled, and you are using double-byte characters, use an FTP server for which the character code is EUC-JP.
General| Backlight Compensation | Yes |
|---|---|
| Video Compression | H.264, MJPEG |
| Weather Resistance | IP66 |
| Camera Type | Network Camera |
| Image Sensor | 1/3" Progressive Scan CMOS |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Lens | 2.8mm to 12mm Varifocal |
| Minimum Illumination | 0.1 Lux |
| S/N Ratio | 50 dB |
| Day/Night | Auto |
| Wide Dynamic Range | Yes |
| Frame Rate | 30 fps |
| Network Interface | Ethernet |
| PoE | Yes |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +50°C |
| Power Supply | DC 12V, PoE |
Important safety guidelines for operating the device.
Guidelines for environmentally responsible disposal of old equipment.
Compliance information for the United States, including FCC rules.
Compliance information for Canada, including ICES-003.
Specific compliance details for California, regarding batteries.
Comprehensive list of essential safety precautions for using the appliance.
Describes the key capabilities and functionalities of the camera.
Details recommended conditions and potential hazards for operation.
Information on consumable parts, auto focus, zoom, and preset positions.
Identifies and describes the physical components of the camera.
Details on surveillance, streaming, and data saving capabilities.
Step-by-step instructions for physically installing the camera.
Details on connecting power, LAN, and alarm cables.
Explains input and output signal configurations for alarms.
Specifies network conditions and bandwidth needed for camera operation.
Guide to configuring the camera's IP address via DHCP or static assignment.
Steps to configure browser settings for accessing the camera.
How to log in with different user privileges.
Setting camera parameters like ID, monitor type, gamma, and image enhancement.
Setting JPEG and MPEG4 encoding parameters like frame size, quality, and bitrate.
Setting alarm actions, triggers, and notifications.
Configuring auto return, tracking, pan/tilt limits, and preset positions.
Setting up automated camera patrol sequences.
Masking specific areas of the video image for privacy.
Configuring motion detection sensitivity and areas.
Setting IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, DNS, and host name.
Configuring TOS, TTL, MTU, and negotiation parameters.
Managing HTTP, VSIP, and multicast streaming configurations.
Setting client access rules and network time synchronization.
Password management, firmware updates, and system maintenance.
Monitoring system status and viewing configuration summaries.
Viewing and managing registered camera preset positions.
Viewing and managing auto patrol sequences.
Steps to configure Internet Explorer and install the viewer.
Guide on how to install and access the JPEG/MPEG4 viewers.
How to use the JPEG viewer, including display, capture, and PTZ control.
How to use the MPEG4 viewer, including display, pause, and PTZ control.
Instructions for creating shortcuts for quick access to the viewers.
Using the PTZ controller for manual camera operations.
How to use manual intelligent tracking to follow objects.
Configuring automated camera movements for patrol and tracing.
Solutions for common issues like no video, unknown IP, or viewer errors.
Technical details including camera, lens, rotation, network, and environmental specs.
