To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does only the top or bottom of the screen become lighter when the flash is fired during shooting with my Panasonic AW-HE130KP IP Camera?
When the flash is fired during shooting, only the top or bottom of the screen becomes lighter on your Panasonic IP Camera because, with a MOS imaging sensor, the pickup timing differs slightly at the top left and bottom right of the screen.
What to do if my Panasonic AW-HE130KP IP Camera is not operating?
If your Panasonic IP Camera is not operating, first check if the power is on. If the unit’s status display lamp is off or lights up orange, it means that the unit’s power is not on. Also, the safe mode function may have been activated, or the limiter functions may have been set. Ensure that you have properly selected the unit you want to operate.
How to fix Panasonic AW-HE130KP when it cannot be accessed from a mobile terminal?
If you cannot access the Panasonic IP Camera from a mobile terminal, verify that the URL is correct and includes '/mobile' at the end. Also, check if the HTTPS SSL encryption of the mobile terminal is different from that of the unit. Ensure you are not accessing via 'http://' while using the HTTPS function.
How to fix Panasonic AW-HE130KP's inability to download setting files?
If you cannot download setting files from your Panasonic IP Camera on Windows, check if the file download function has been disabled.
How to display 1080/59.94p images on Panasonic IP Camera?
To output 1080/59.94p images on your Panasonic IP Camera, ensure the format is set to 59.94p.
How to display 1080/50p images on Panasonic IP Camera?
To output 1080/50p images on your Panasonic IP Camera, ensure the format is set to 50p.
How to fix Panasonic IP Camera screen layout distortion or button unresponsiveness?
If the layout of the screen is distorted, or some buttons on the screen do not operate on your Panasonic IP Camera, select [Tools] - [Compatibility View Settings] in the menu bar of Internet Explorer and disable compatibility view for the unit.
Why does the brightness change cyclically or the colors change on my Panasonic IP Camera?
The brightness may change cyclically, or the colors may change, and horizontal stripes can be seen passing across the screen of your Panasonic IP Camera because these phenomena (flicker) may occur under the illumination produced by fluorescent lighting, mercury bulbs, or other types of discharge tubes.
Why do subjects appear distorted on my Panasonic IP Camera?
Subjects may appear distorted on your Panasonic IP Camera because this camera uses an MOS imaging device, and the pickup timing differs slightly at the top left and bottom right of the screen.
Why are H.264 images not displayed on my Panasonic AW-HE130KP?
H.264 images may not be displayed on your Panasonic IP Camera if the “Network Camera View 4S” plug-in viewer software is deleted in an environment where the “Network Camera View 3” plug-in viewer software is installed.
Warnings about electrical hazards, water exposure, and proper handling to prevent shock or fire.
General safety guidelines for installation, ventilation, and handling to prevent injury or damage.
Essential safety guidelines for operating the apparatus, covering reading instructions and general precautions.
Information on EMC compliance standards and requirements for peripheral equipment and connecting cables.
Safety information and instructions related to the AC mains power cord and its proper usage.
Lists registered trademarks and abbreviations used throughout the manual for clarity.
Instructions on proper unit grounding and notes regarding the use of illustrations within the manual.
A general description of the unit, its sensor, lens, and key capabilities for high-quality imaging.
Details the necessary CPU, memory, OS, and web browser specifications for operating the unit.
States Panasonic's liability limitations regarding product use, damage, or misuse.
Essential security measures to protect the unit from network-related threats and unauthorized access.
Details supported video output formats and IP image output capabilities, including frame rates.
Highlights the 1/2.86-type 3MOS sensor, 20x optical zoom lens, and image enhancement functions.
Explains features enabling easy operation, system construction, and flexible integration with controllers.
Outlines which operations are supported or restricted when using different Panasonic controllers.
Lists all standard accessories provided with the camera unit, such as CD-ROM, cables, and adaptors.
Lists optional accessories that can be purchased to enhance the unit's functionality or usability.
Provides guidance on proper lighting, operating temperature, and handling to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Details precautions for using automatic functions, zoom/focus operations, and the unit's safe mode feature.
Instructions for maintaining the unit, avoiding moisture/dust, and proper disposal procedures.
Information regarding software licenses (GPL, LGPL, MIT, BSD) included with the product.
Guidelines for operating the wireless remote control, including aiming, range limitations, and potential interference sources.
Identifies physical parts like mounting brackets, drop-prevention wires, and various connectors on the camera unit.
Details various input/output connectors, their specifications, and associated functions for connectivity.
Describes the function of each service switch (SW1-SW8) used for configuration and maintenance.
Provides detailed explanations for configuring each service switch (SW1-SW8) for camera address and communication format.
Details the simultaneous output conditions for various video formats across SDI, HDMI, and VIDEO outputs.
Describes the function of key buttons on the wireless remote control for basic operations and menu navigation.
Details the operation of pan-tilt buttons and menu navigation controls using the wireless remote.
Describes controls for manual and automatic adjustment of focus, iris, zoom, and speed settings via remote.
Explains the procedure for setting remote control IDs using the unit's rear panel IR ID switches.
Instructions for installing the Easy IP Setup software and the plug-in viewer for network configuration.
Step-by-step guide on using the Easy IP Setup Software to configure the unit's network parameters like IP address.
Describes the process for installing the Network Camera View 4S plug-in viewer software for accessing IP images.
Detailed instructions for turning the unit's power on and off using either the wireless remote control or a controller.
Describes how to select the specific camera unit to operate using the wireless remote control or a connected controller.
Step-by-step guide for selecting shooting modes using the wireless remote control via the camera menu.
Instructions for controlling the camera's direction (pan/tilt) and zoom functions using the remote or controller.
Explains how to switch the operation speed for panning, tilting, and zooming using the FAST and SLOW buttons.
Offers solutions for basic shooting operation problems like unit movement, picture display, and menu access.
Introduces manual shooting adjustments including focus, iris, shutter speed, and gain control for detailed image tuning.
Details procedures for white balance and black balance adjustments to ensure accurate color reproduction.
Provides detailed instructions for manually adjusting the lens focus and iris for precise control over image exposure.
Explains how to manually adjust shutter speed and gain, including specific methods and considerations.
Describes the process for registering camera settings into preset memories and recalling them later for quick access.
Step-by-step instructions for performing automatic white balance adjustments using AWB A or AWB B memory settings.
Details the use of preset white balance modes like 3200K, 5600K, and the variable VAR setting for color temperature adjustment.
Describes the ATW function for continuous automatic white balance adjustment, compensating for changing lighting conditions.
Explains the process for automatic black balance adjustment, which also configures white balance.
Step-by-step instructions for manually adjusting the black level (pedestal) using the wireless remote control.
Details the Genlock adjustment process for phase alignment and horizontal phase adjustment for synchronization.
Outlines the basic operations for navigating camera menus using wireless remote controls and various Panasonic controllers.
Provides a detailed, step-by-step guide for performing menu operations using the wireless remote control.
Details how to operate the camera menus and switch between day and night modes using the AW-RP50 controller.
Instructions for setting color temperature and preset speed tables using the AW-RP50 remote controller.
Explains how to set the preset speed table and configure the freeze function during preset playback.
Details how to enable or disable the optical image stabilization and digital extender functions on the AW-RP50.
Details how to operate the camera menus and switch between day and night modes using the AW-RP120 controller.
Instructions for setting color temperature and preset speed tables using the AW-RP120 remote controller.
Explains how to configure freeze during preset playback, optical image stabilization, and digital extender functions.
Describes how to assign functions like freeze, color temp, and digital extender to the USER buttons on the AW-RP120.
Details how to access and operate camera menus using the AK-HRP200 remote operation panel.
Describes the top menu structure (Camera, System, Maintenance) and how to access camera settings.
Explains how to select shooting modes (scenes) and adjust brightness levels for optimal image capture.
Details configuration for picture level, iris mode (manual/auto), and shutter modes (Off, Step, Synchro, ELC).
Explains settings for gain adjustment, maximum AGC gain, and frame mix for image enhancement.
Details the selection of the built-in ND filter and switching between day and night vision modes for the camera.
Explains settings for chroma level adjustment and selecting various white balance modes for accurate color representation.
Explains settings for R/B gain, pedestal adjustment for black level, and detail/sharpness controls.
Explains how to adjust detail (sharpness), knee mode (gradation), and digital noise reduction (DNR) for image clarity.
Explains how to select the matrix type and adjust color correction parameters for precise color reproduction.
Explains the Linear Matrix settings and the first part of Color Correction settings for matrix adjustments.
Covers the second and third parts of the Color Correction settings, detailing saturation and hue adjustments for various color ranges.
Explains settings related to Genlock phase adjustment and camera output image configurations.
Details settings for video output format, down-conversion modes (Squeeze, SideCut, LetterBox), and frame frequency.
Provides the procedure for changing the video format, including confirmation screens and potential issues.
Outlines the steps for changing the camera's frame frequency and related confirmation procedures.
Details settings for install position, smart picture flip, preset speed table, and preset speed.
Explains settings for focus modes, digital zoom, max digital zoom, digital extender, and OIS functions.
Details settings for enabling wireless control, OSD mix, SDI/HDMI/Video/IP output displays, and tally/status indicators.
Explains audio settings (input volume, encoding) and protocol model selection for communication.
Shows how to view firmware versions and check IP network settings like IP address and subnet mask.
Describes the process for initializing camera settings back to their factory defaults.
Provides information on IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway settings, and how to change them.
Details the process for initializing menu settings, including confirmation and restart procedures.
Guides on how to access the camera's web interface using a personal computer's web browser.
Describes how to switch between the Live camera feed screen and the Web setup screen for configuration.
Explains the single display mode for viewing a single camera's IP video feed and controlling its functions.
Describes the multi-display mode for monitoring multiple camera feeds simultaneously on one screen.
Details controls for selecting H.264 or JPEG streams, image quality, and capture size settings.
Details the operation of power buttons, the operation lock function, and zoom controls within the live web screen.
Describes the controls for focus (auto/manual) and brightness adjustments available on the live web screen.
Explains the use of the control pad, speed settings, preset recall, and scene selection functions.
Details how to enable full-screen display and capture snapshots of the camera feed.
Guides on setting up multi-screen displays by inputting IP addresses and camera titles for multiple cameras.
Guides the user through the process of logging into the web setup screen, including username and password entry.
Details settings on the basic screen, including camera title input and automatic viewer software installation.
Explains how to configure IP video settings for the live stream, including H.264 and JPEG stream parameters.
Details settings for JPEG image quality, capture size, and specifies resolutions available for JPEG images.
Explains how to configure H.264 transmission, image quality, capture size, and transmission priority.
Details settings for H.264 frame rate, burst tolerance level, and control time period for stable streaming.
Explains how to set the maximum bit rate per client and image quality for H.264 streams.
Details configuration for H.264 transmission types (Unicast, Multicast), including port numbers and bandwidth control.
Explains audio settings including transmission mode, encoding format, bit rate, and microphone/line input volume.
Guides on accessing the image adjust and preset position screens for fine-tuning image quality and camera positions.
Details settings for scenes, brightness, iris mode (auto/manual), and shutter modes (Off, Step, Synchro, ELC).
Explains how to configure gain settings, including AGC Max Gain, for improving image quality in low-light conditions.
Details settings for frame mix, the built-in ND filter, and switching between day and night modes.
Explains settings for chroma level adjustment and selecting various white balance modes for accurate color representation.
Details settings for R/B gain, pedestal adjustment, and gamma correction to fine-tune image tone and contrast.
Explains how to adjust detail (sharpness), knee mode (gradation), and digital noise reduction (DNR) for image clarity.
Guides on how to access and configure matrix settings for color correction and adjustment.
Details selecting matrix types (Normal, EBU, NTSC, User) and adjusting color correction parameters.
Explains how to use the preset position screen to set, move, and delete camera presets.
Describes controls for zoom magnification, focus adjustment (auto/manual), and setting operation speed.
Explains how to set the preset speed table and configure the freeze function during preset playback.
Explains settings related to Genlock phase adjustment and camera output image configurations.
Details the configuration of output format, down-conversion modes, frequency, and color bar setup.
Explains settings for installation position (Desktop/Hanging) and UPnP for automatic port forwarding.
Details settings for speed with zoom, focus mode, digital zoom, and tally lamp functions.
Explains settings for OSD mix, IP output, OSD off with tally, OSD status, and model select.
Guides on setting up multi-screen displays by inputting IP addresses and camera titles for multiple cameras.
Details settings for user authentication, access levels (Admin, Camera Control, Live), and user management.
Explains host authentication settings to restrict access by IP address and set host access levels.
Details settings for priority stream transmission to maintain image quality and refresh speed when multiple users access the unit.
Guides on configuring IPv4 network settings, including static IP, DHCP, and AutoIP modes for network connectivity.
Details IPv6 network configuration, common settings like HTTP port, line speed, and max packet size.
Explains bandwidth control settings to manage data distribution and set maximum bit rates per client for H.264 streams.
Allows setting the time period for which network setting operations via Easy IP Setup are enabled.
Suggests recommended network settings for establishing a stable connection to the Internet for the camera.
Details how to configure NTP server settings for time synchronization and UPnP for automatic port forwarding.
Explains the UPnP function for automatically setting up port forwarding on compatible routers for internet access.
Guides on setting up HTTPS for encrypted access and selecting the connection method (HTTP/HTTPS).
Details the process of generating CRT keys, self-signed certificates, and installing server certificates for secure HTTPS access.
Explains how to set the HTTPS port number and configure SNMP settings for network monitoring.
Details the Diffserv function for setting data transmission priority based on DSCP values for QoS.
Provides a visual workflow outlining the steps for generating keys, certificates, and setting up HTTPS connections.
Details the process for generating CRT keys, including selecting key size and inputting certificate information.
Guides on generating self-signed certificates by inputting relevant information like common name and country code.
Explains how to generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) for applying to a Certificate Authority (CA).
Guides on installing server certificates issued by a Certificate Authority (CA) for secure HTTPS access.
Explains how to set the connection method to HTTPS for secure communication and access.
Provides detailed steps for installing security certificates in the web browser to avoid warning screens during HTTPS access.
Guides the user through the final steps of the certificate import wizard, including selecting stores and confirming the import.
Explains how to check firmware versions and describes the procedure for updating the unit's firmware.
Details how to check the unit's current status and view product information like model number and software versions.
Explains how to confirm UPnP status, port numbers, and the router's global address.
Details the process for resetting unit settings to their default values, excluding network configurations.
Explains how to save the unit's settings to a PC (download) and load them back (upload).
Guides on connecting and operating the camera using mobile terminals like iPad and Android, including pan/tilt and zoom controls.
Explains how to recall preset camera positions using the mobile terminal interface.
Details how to switch the image resolution for the camera feed displayed on the mobile terminal.
Describes the controls for operating the iris (auto/manual) on the mobile terminal interface.
Details the controls for operating the focus (auto/manual) on the mobile terminal interface.
Explains how to perform camera menu operations using the mobile terminal interface.
Describes how to monitor the camera's tally lamp lighting status display on the mobile terminal.
Explains log entries related to NTP errors, successful synchronization, and HTTPS certificate events.
Explains the function of limiters, which restrict panning and tilting movement ranges to prevent obstacles.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting the upper, lower, left, and right movement range limits for the camera.
Explains how to release individual limiters or reset all established limiter positions.
Describes the safe mode, which activates when the unit detects external force or rotation impediment to prevent damage.
Explains how the unit detects trouble, shuts down functions, restarts, and attempts to restore normal operation.
Offers solutions for problems related to power supply, AC adaptor, LAN cable, and PoE+ connections.
Provides troubleshooting steps for issues like inability to operate via remote control or controller, and incorrect direction.
Addresses issues preventing web browser access, including LAN cable, IP address, HTTP port, and proxy server settings.
Offers solutions for web screen display issues, temporary internet file problems, and browser compatibility.
Provides troubleshooting steps for issues with downloading setting files and the tally lamps not lighting up.
Addresses issues where IP images are not updated, blurry, or do not display correctly, including browser and network factors.
Troubleshoots issues specific to H.264 image display and problems when multiple web browsers are running.
Offers solutions for issues like no picture, disturbed images, vertically flipped pictures, and multiple color bands.
Addresses problems with auto-focusing, subjects not coming into focus, and video issues in night mode.
Provides solutions for problems related to picture coloring, brightness changes, and flickering or color cast issues.
Discusses potential causes and solutions for noise occurring in the audio input signal.
Addresses issues where IP images are not updated, blurry, or do not display correctly, including browser and network factors.
Troubleshoots image distortion, darkening on mobile terminals, and display issues with multiple web browsers.
Addresses issues related to the web screen display, browser add-ons, ActiveX controls, and layout distortions.
Lists general specifications like power requirements, operating temperature, mass, dimensions, and input/output connectors.
Details camera unit functions including imaging sensors, lens specifications, focus, shutter speeds, gamma, and white balance.
Details chroma amount variability, output formats, synchronization systems, and installation methods.
Lists specifications for the pan-tilt head unit, including operation speed, ranges, quietness, AC adaptor, and IP connecting cable details.
Provides information and guidelines for the proper disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment.
Warnings about electrical hazards, water exposure, and proper handling to prevent shock or fire.
General safety guidelines for installation, ventilation, and handling to prevent injury or damage.
Essential safety guidelines for operating the apparatus, covering reading instructions and general precautions.
Information on EMC compliance standards and requirements for peripheral equipment and connecting cables.
Safety information and instructions related to the AC mains power cord and its proper usage.
Lists registered trademarks and abbreviations used throughout the manual for clarity.
Instructions on proper unit grounding and notes regarding the use of illustrations within the manual.
A general description of the unit, its sensor, lens, and key capabilities for high-quality imaging.
Details the necessary CPU, memory, OS, and web browser specifications for operating the unit.
States Panasonic's liability limitations regarding product use, damage, or misuse.
Essential security measures to protect the unit from network-related threats and unauthorized access.
Details supported video output formats and IP image output capabilities, including frame rates.
Highlights the 1/2.86-type 3MOS sensor, 20x optical zoom lens, and image enhancement functions.
Explains features enabling easy operation, system construction, and flexible integration with controllers.
Outlines which operations are supported or restricted when using different Panasonic controllers.
Lists all standard accessories provided with the camera unit, such as CD-ROM, cables, and adaptors.
Lists optional accessories that can be purchased to enhance the unit's functionality or usability.
Provides guidance on proper lighting, operating temperature, and handling to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Details precautions for using automatic functions, zoom/focus operations, and the unit's safe mode feature.
Instructions for maintaining the unit, avoiding moisture/dust, and proper disposal procedures.
Information regarding software licenses (GPL, LGPL, MIT, BSD) included with the product.
Guidelines for operating the wireless remote control, including aiming, range limitations, and potential interference sources.
Identifies physical parts like mounting brackets, drop-prevention wires, and various connectors on the camera unit.
Details various input/output connectors, their specifications, and associated functions for connectivity.
Describes the function of each service switch (SW1-SW8) used for configuration and maintenance.
Provides detailed explanations for configuring each service switch (SW1-SW8) for camera address and communication format.
Details the simultaneous output conditions for various video formats across SDI, HDMI, and VIDEO outputs.
Describes the function of key buttons on the wireless remote control for basic operations and menu navigation.
Details the operation of pan-tilt buttons and menu navigation controls using the wireless remote.
Describes controls for manual and automatic adjustment of focus, iris, zoom, and speed settings via remote.
Explains the procedure for setting remote control IDs using the unit's rear panel IR ID switches.
Instructions for installing the Easy IP Setup software and the plug-in viewer for network configuration.
Step-by-step guide on using the Easy IP Setup Software to configure the unit's network parameters like IP address.
Describes the process for installing the Network Camera View 4S plug-in viewer software for accessing IP images.
Detailed instructions for turning the unit's power on and off using either the wireless remote control or a controller.
Describes how to select the specific camera unit to operate using the wireless remote control or a connected controller.
Step-by-step guide for selecting shooting modes using the wireless remote control via the camera menu.
Instructions for controlling the camera's direction (pan/tilt) and zoom functions using the remote or controller.
Explains how to switch the operation speed for panning, tilting, and zooming using the FAST and SLOW buttons.
Offers solutions for basic shooting operation problems like unit movement, picture display, and menu access.
Introduces manual shooting adjustments including focus, iris, shutter speed, and gain control for detailed image tuning.
Details procedures for white balance and black balance adjustments to ensure accurate color reproduction.
Provides detailed instructions for manually adjusting the lens focus and iris for precise control over image exposure.
Explains how to manually adjust shutter speed and gain, including specific methods and considerations.
Describes the process for registering camera settings into preset memories and recalling them later for quick access.
Step-by-step instructions for performing automatic white balance adjustments using AWB A or AWB B memory settings.
Details the use of preset white balance modes like 3200K, 5600K, and the variable VAR setting for color temperature adjustment.
Describes the ATW function for continuous automatic white balance adjustment, compensating for changing lighting conditions.
Explains the process for automatic black balance adjustment, which also configures white balance.
Step-by-step instructions for manually adjusting the black level (pedestal) using the wireless remote control.
Details the Genlock adjustment process for phase alignment and horizontal phase adjustment for synchronization.
Outlines the basic operations for navigating camera menus using wireless remote controls and various Panasonic controllers.
Provides a detailed, step-by-step guide for performing menu operations using the wireless remote control.
Details how to operate the camera menus and switch between day and night modes using the AW-RP50 controller.
Instructions for setting color temperature and preset speed tables using the AW-RP50 remote controller.
Explains how to set the preset speed table and configure the freeze function during preset playback.
Details how to enable or disable the optical image stabilization and digital extender functions on the AW-RP50.
Details how to operate the camera menus and switch between day and night modes using the AW-RP120 controller.
Instructions for setting color temperature and preset speed tables using the AW-RP120 remote controller.
Explains how to configure freeze during preset playback, optical image stabilization, and digital extender functions.
Describes how to assign functions like freeze, color temp, and digital extender to the USER buttons on the AW-RP120.
Details how to access and operate camera menus using the AK-HRP200 remote operation panel.
Describes the top menu structure (Camera, System, Maintenance) and how to access camera settings.
Explains how to select shooting modes (scenes) and adjust brightness levels for optimal image capture.
Details configuration for picture level, iris mode (manual/auto), and shutter modes (Off, Step, Synchro, ELC).
Explains settings for gain adjustment, maximum AGC gain, and frame mix for image enhancement.
Details the selection of the built-in ND filter and switching between day and night vision modes for the camera.
Explains settings for chroma level adjustment and selecting various white balance modes for accurate color representation.
Explains settings for R/B gain, pedestal adjustment for black level, and detail/sharpness controls.
Explains how to adjust detail (sharpness), knee mode (gradation), and digital noise reduction (DNR) for image clarity.
Explains how to select the matrix type and adjust color correction parameters for precise color reproduction.
Explains the Linear Matrix settings and the first part of Color Correction settings for matrix adjustments.
Covers the second and third parts of the Color Correction settings, detailing saturation and hue adjustments for various color ranges.
Explains settings related to Genlock phase adjustment and camera output image configurations.
Details settings for video output format, down-conversion modes (Squeeze, SideCut, LetterBox), and frame frequency.
Provides the procedure for changing the video format, including confirmation screens and potential issues.
Outlines the steps for changing the camera's frame frequency and related confirmation procedures.
Details settings for install position, smart picture flip, preset speed table, and preset speed.
Explains settings for focus modes, digital zoom, max digital zoom, digital extender, and OIS functions.
Details settings for enabling wireless control, OSD mix, SDI/HDMI/Video/IP output displays, and tally/status indicators.
Explains audio settings (input volume, encoding) and protocol model selection for communication.
Shows how to view firmware versions and check IP network settings like IP address and subnet mask.
Describes the process for initializing camera settings back to their factory defaults.
Provides information on IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway settings, and how to change them.
Details the process for initializing menu settings, including confirmation and restart procedures.
Guides on how to access the camera's web interface using a personal computer's web browser.
Describes how to switch between the Live camera feed screen and the Web setup screen for configuration.
Explains the single display mode for viewing a single camera's IP video feed and controlling its functions.
Describes the multi-display mode for monitoring multiple camera feeds simultaneously on one screen.
Details controls for selecting H.264 or JPEG streams, image quality, and capture size settings.
Details the operation of power buttons, the operation lock function, and zoom controls within the live web screen.
Describes the controls for focus (auto/manual) and brightness adjustments available on the live web screen.
Explains the use of the control pad, speed settings, preset recall, and scene selection functions.
Details how to enable full-screen display and capture snapshots of the camera feed.
Guides on setting up multi-screen displays by inputting IP addresses and camera titles for multiple cameras.
Guides the user through the process of logging into the web setup screen, including username and password entry.
Details settings on the basic screen, including camera title input and automatic viewer software installation.
Explains how to configure IP video settings for the live stream, including H.264 and JPEG stream parameters.
Details settings for JPEG image quality, capture size, and specifies resolutions available for JPEG images.
Explains how to configure H.264 transmission, image quality, capture size, and transmission priority.
Details settings for H.264 frame rate, burst tolerance level, and control time period for stable streaming.
Explains how to set the maximum bit rate per client and image quality for H.264 streams.
Details configuration for H.264 transmission types (Unicast, Multicast), including port numbers and bandwidth control.
Explains audio settings including transmission mode, encoding format, bit rate, and microphone/line input volume.
Guides on accessing the image adjust and preset position screens for fine-tuning image quality and camera positions.
Details settings for scenes, brightness, iris mode (auto/manual), and shutter modes (Off, Step, Synchro, ELC).
Explains how to configure gain settings, including AGC Max Gain, for improving image quality in low-light conditions.
Details settings for frame mix, the built-in ND filter, and switching between day and night modes.
Explains settings for chroma level adjustment and selecting various white balance modes for accurate color representation.
Details settings for R/B gain, pedestal adjustment, and gamma correction to fine-tune image tone and contrast.
Explains how to adjust detail (sharpness), knee mode (gradation), and digital noise reduction (DNR) for image clarity.
Guides on how to access and configure matrix settings for color correction and adjustment.
Details selecting matrix types (Normal, EBU, NTSC, User) and adjusting color correction parameters.
Explains how to use the preset position screen to set, move, and delete camera presets.
Describes controls for zoom magnification, focus adjustment (auto/manual), and setting operation speed.
Explains how to set the preset speed table and configure the freeze function during preset playback.
Explains settings related to Genlock phase adjustment and camera output image configurations.
Details the configuration of output format, down-conversion modes, frequency, and color bar setup.
Explains settings for installation position (Desktop/Hanging) and UPnP for automatic port forwarding.
Details settings for speed with zoom, focus mode, digital zoom, and tally lamp functions.
Explains settings for OSD mix, IP output, OSD off with tally, OSD status, and model select.
Guides on setting up multi-screen displays by inputting IP addresses and camera titles for multiple cameras.
Details settings for user authentication, access levels (Admin, Camera Control, Live), and user management.
Explains host authentication settings to restrict access by IP address and set host access levels.
Details settings for priority stream transmission to maintain image quality and refresh speed when multiple users access the unit.
Guides on configuring IPv4 network settings, including static IP, DHCP, and AutoIP modes for network connectivity.
Details IPv6 network configuration, common settings like HTTP port, line speed, and max packet size.
Explains bandwidth control settings to manage data distribution and set maximum bit rates per client for H.264 streams.
Allows setting the time period for which network setting operations via Easy IP Setup are enabled.
Suggests recommended network settings for establishing a stable connection to the Internet for the camera.
Details how to configure NTP server settings for time synchronization and UPnP for automatic port forwarding.
Explains the UPnP function for automatically setting up port forwarding on compatible routers for internet access.
Guides on setting up HTTPS for encrypted access and selecting the connection method (HTTP/HTTPS).
Details the process of generating CRT keys, self-signed certificates, and installing server certificates for secure HTTPS access.
Explains how to set the HTTPS port number and configure SNMP settings for network monitoring.
Details the Diffserv function for setting data transmission priority based on DSCP values for QoS.
Provides a visual workflow outlining the steps for generating keys, certificates, and setting up HTTPS connections.
Details the process for generating CRT keys, including selecting key size and inputting certificate information.
Guides on generating self-signed certificates by inputting relevant information like common name and country code.
Explains how to generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) for applying to a Certificate Authority (CA).
Guides on installing server certificates issued by a Certificate Authority (CA) for secure HTTPS access.
Explains how to set the connection method to HTTPS for secure communication and access.
Provides detailed steps for installing security certificates in the web browser to avoid warning screens during HTTPS access.
Guides the user through the final steps of the certificate import wizard, including selecting stores and confirming the import.
Explains how to check firmware versions and describes the procedure for updating the unit's firmware.
Details how to check the unit's current status and view product information like model number and software versions.
Explains how to confirm UPnP status, port numbers, and the router's global address.
Details the process for resetting unit settings to their default values, excluding network configurations.
Explains how to save the unit's settings to a PC (download) and load them back (upload).
Guides on connecting and operating the camera using mobile terminals like iPad and Android, including pan/tilt and zoom controls.
Explains how to recall preset camera positions using the mobile terminal interface.
Details how to switch the image resolution for the camera feed displayed on the mobile terminal.
Describes the controls for operating the iris (auto/manual) on the mobile terminal interface.
Details the controls for operating the focus (auto/manual) on the mobile terminal interface.
Explains how to perform camera menu operations using the mobile terminal interface.
Describes how to monitor the camera's tally lamp lighting status display on the mobile terminal.
Explains log entries related to NTP errors, successful synchronization, and HTTPS certificate events.
Explains the function of limiters, which restrict panning and tilting movement ranges to prevent obstacles.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting the upper, lower, left, and right movement range limits for the camera.
Explains how to release individual limiters or reset all established limiter positions.
Describes the safe mode, which activates when the unit detects external force or rotation impediment to prevent damage.
Explains how the unit detects trouble, shuts down functions, restarts, and attempts to restore normal operation.
Offers solutions for problems related to power supply, AC adaptor, LAN cable, and PoE+ connections.
Provides troubleshooting steps for issues like inability to operate via remote control or controller, and incorrect direction.
Addresses issues preventing web browser access, including LAN cable, IP address, HTTP port, and proxy server settings.
Offers solutions for web screen display issues, temporary internet file problems, and browser compatibility.
Provides troubleshooting steps for issues with downloading setting files and the tally lamps not lighting up.
Addresses issues where IP images are not updated, blurry, or do not display correctly, including browser and network factors.
Troubleshoots issues specific to H.264 image display and problems when multiple web browsers are running.
Offers solutions for issues like no picture, disturbed images, vertically flipped pictures, and multiple color bands.
Addresses problems with auto-focusing, subjects not coming into focus, and video issues in night mode.
Provides solutions for problems related to picture coloring, brightness changes, and flickering or color cast issues.
Discusses potential causes and solutions for noise occurring in the audio input signal.
Addresses issues where IP images are not updated, blurry, or do not display correctly, including browser and network factors.
Troubleshoots image distortion, darkening on mobile terminals, and display issues with multiple web browsers.
Addresses issues related to the web screen display, browser add-ons, ActiveX controls, and layout distortions.
Lists general specifications like power requirements, operating temperature, mass, dimensions, and input/output connectors.
Details camera unit functions including imaging sensors, lens specifications, focus, shutter speeds, gamma, and white balance.
Details chroma amount variability, output formats, synchronization systems, and installation methods.
Lists specifications for the pan-tilt head unit, including operation speed, ranges, quietness, AC adaptor, and IP connecting cable details.
Provides information and guidelines for the proper disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment.
General| Zoom | 20x Optical Zoom |
|---|---|
| Pan Range | ±170° |
| Power Supply | DC 12V |
| Digital Zoom | 10x |
| IP Streaming | Yes |
| Frame Rate | 60 fps |
| Camera Type | PTZ |
| Video Output | HDMI |
| Field of View | 3.4° (Tele) |
| Tilt Range | -30° to 90° |
| Network Protocols | TCP/IP, HTTP, RTSP, RTP |
| Horizontal Resolution | 1000 TV lines |
| Resolution | Full HD |
| Network Interface | 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX (RJ-45) |
