How to restore LevelOne IP Camera to factory default settings?
If you want to restore the LevelOne IP Camera to its factory default settings, be aware that this action will erase all previous configurations. To proceed, press and hold the reset button until all the LEDs blink rapidly, then release the button.
General| Frame Rate | 30 fps |
|---|---|
| Audio Support | No |
| Network Interface | 10/100 Mbps Ethernet |
| Minimum Illumination | 0.5 Lux |
| Connectivity | Wired |
| Video Compression | MJPEG |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Day/Night | IR Cut Filter |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C ~ 50°C |
| Resolution | 640 x 480 (VGA) |
Explains the physical setup of the camera, including ports and initial LED status during boot-up.
Details the process of installing the necessary software, including the Installation Wizard.
Describes how to configure network settings like subnet mask, gateway, and DNS for the camera.
Explains the login process using username and password via a web browser.
Details the process of installing a necessary browser plug-in for camera access and video display.
Describes the layout of the main interface, including camera view and basic controls.
Explains digital zoom features and how to use the zoom control window.
Details the function of pan/tilt control buttons, including Play, Stop, and volume controls.
Explains how to optimize image refresh rate, video quality, and bandwidth.
Describes the process of creating and managing user accounts for camera access.
Explains how to use motion detection for security applications.
Details the procedure for upgrading the camera's firmware using the Upgrade Wizard.
Details parameters like Host name, LED indicator, date/time sync, NTP server, and time zone.
Configures network connection types (LAN/PPPoE) and IP address settings.
Configures the HTTP port for accessing the camera.
Configures access name and port for RTSP streaming.
Sets up viewing preferences for computer or mobile devices.
Configures video title, color, frame size, power line frequency, frame rate, and quality.
Controls video flipping and mirroring, and white balance.
Controls pan, tilt, and speed settings for camera movement.
Manages saved camera positions and patrol sequences.
Configures email server settings for sending alerts and logs.
Configures FTP server settings for uploading snapshots and files.
Enables or disables the snapshot application.
Sets days and times for snapshot operations.
Defines a prefix for snapshot file names.
Configures snapshot sending based on motion detection triggers.
Sets intervals for sending sequential snapshots.
Specifies methods (Email/FTP) for sending captured snapshots.
Provides information on status LEDs and how to reset or restore the camera.
Lists commands for remote control and configuration via URLs.
Explains how to retrieve camera parameter values using GET/POST requests.
Details how to modify camera parameters via URL requests.
Lists and describes available system parameters for configuration.
Outlines CGI commands for controlling camera movement and settings via URLs.
Explains how to recall preset camera positions using CGI commands.
Details CGI commands for configuring application-specific settings like snapshots.
Describes how to capture a single snapshot image via a URL.
Explains how to manage user accounts (add, edit, delete) via CGI commands.
Details how to retrieve system logs using CGI commands.
Explains how to retrieve the camera's configuration file via URL.
Details the process of upgrading the camera's firmware using POST requests.
Introduces the GNU General Public License and its purpose regarding software freedom.
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