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General| Brand | Sercomm |
|---|---|
| Model | RC8111 |
| Category | Security Camera |
| Language | English |
General overview of the Wireless Network HD Camera, its features, and capabilities.
Lists standalone design and dual video support features of the camera.
Explains the motion detection feature and its limitations.
Covers user-definable ports and NTP support.
Details user authentication and password protection.
Outlines support for 802.11n and wired/wireless connectivity.
Explains WPA/WPA2 personal support for advanced encryption.
Details WPS for simplifying wireless network connection.
Identifies components on the front of the camera.
Identifies components on the rear of the camera.
Details LAN port, DC power input, WPS/Reset buttons, and LED statuses.
Lists the included items: camera, stand, and power adapter.
Lists requirements for wired and wireless LAN interfaces.
Step-by-step guide for camera installation.
Details connecting the RJ-45 cable, powering up, and checking LEDs.
Lists system requirements for viewing live video.
Steps to connect to the camera from a local network.
Steps for viewing video and installing necessary decoders.
Instructions for configuring the router for internet access.
Steps for viewing video remotely, including login and license agreement.
Details the video screen interface and decoder installation.
Controls for streaming, zoom, volume, camera movement, and presets.
Overview of optional settings for viewing video.
Guide for adjusting video image settings.
Details for Streaming 1 and Streaming 2/3 settings.
Manages user access, security checking, and scheduled access.
Instructions for configuring the router for internet access.
Explains configuring HTTP/HTTPS secondary ports.
How to view live video remotely using a web browser.
Steps to configure motion detection alerts.
Overview of web-based configuration.
Steps to connect to the camera's web interface.
Detailed steps for connecting using a web browser.
View Video and Administration menu options.
Outlines the main sections: Setup, Video & Audio, Event, Administration.
Configures device ID, name, description, date, and time.
Settings for Network Time Protocol and LED operation.
Configures internet connection type and DNS server addresses.
Settings for HTTP/HTTPS, RTP/RTSP, UPnP, Bonjour, and QoS.
Configures site survey, SSID, domain, and channel.
Options for WEP, WPA/WPA2 security systems.
Details WEP encryption and WPA/WPA2 personal shared key settings.
Selects the default channel for streaming.
Details for Streaming 1 and Streaming 2/3 settings.
Settings for video format, resolution, quality, and frame rate.
Adjusts power line frequency, white balance, brightness, sharpness, contrast, saturation.
Settings for IR LED, microphone, flip, timestamp, and text display.
Controls user login and security checking.
Manages scheduled video access availability.
Defines schedules for video access periods.
Displays and manages existing user accounts and properties.
Configures patrol function for camera movement.
Defines a sequence of preset positions for camera patrol.
Manages preset positions: goto center, user-defined home, and list.
Enables and configures motion detection features.
Configures audio detection volume and triggering conditions.
Configures FTP server settings for file uploads.
Configures URL, credentials, and method for HTTP notifications.
Manages event schedules, triggers, and actions.
Steps to create a new event schedule.
Settings for administrator login and firmware upgrade process.
Options to backup and restore camera configuration.
Displays system and network information like IP and MAC addresses.
Shows current video format, resolution, quality, and frame rate.
Shows the current status of port mapping.
Displays a log of system activity and events.
Enables sending logs to an external Syslog Server.
Lists common problems encountered and their solutions.
Solutions for connectivity and video quality problems.
Troubleshooting for motion detection, email, and streaming issues.
Lists the technical specifications of the Wireless Network HD Camera.
Information on FCC and CE compliance standards.
Notes on software licensing, including GNU GPL.
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