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General| Brand | Steren |
|---|---|
| Model | CCTV-210 |
| Category | Security Camera |
| Language | English |
Highlights key features like simplicity, multi-platform support, and web configuration.
Lists all items included in the camera package for user verification.
Specifies network interface requirements and software for accessing the camera.
Describes the Power LED and Link LED located on the front of the camera.
Instructions on mounting the camera and connecting the Ethernet cable.
Details on setting Admin ID/Password and user privilege management for security.
Describes how the camera can be used in various monitoring applications.
Illustrates network setups for home and SOHO environments.
Instructions for accessing and configuring the camera using a web browser and its IP address.
Displays camera device status, including firmware version, MAC, and IP addresses.
Configures camera name, location, and administrator credentials.
Covers resolution, compression, frame rate, brightness, contrast, saturation, and light frequency.
Configures IP address mode (Fixed/DHCP), subnet mask, and gateway.
Instructions for managing user access control, adding, and deleting users.
Explains manual and time server synchronization for camera date and time.
Configures FTP server details like host address, port, user, and password for uploads.
Configures SMTP server, sender/receiver email addresses, username, and password.
Tests email functionality and explains basic device reset procedures.
Instructions on backing up and restoring camera settings.
Displays camera model/version and guides on final positioning and focus adjustment.
How to view live video streams using ActiveX mode in a web browser.
Instructions for viewing live video streams using Java mode.
Guide to starting the IPView SE software installation from the CD-ROM.
Overview of the IPView SE application's default list view format upon login.
Explains buttons like Minimize, Exit, Play, Scan, About, and Combine.
Using the browse feature or manually inputting IP addresses to add cameras.
Steps to change the IP address of a camera using the 'Assign IP of Camera' function.
How to connect to a camera to view its live video feed.
How to remove a camera from the IPView SE control panel.
Shows camera model, hardware/firmware versions, and MAC address.
Configures log storage, split recording files, and storage list paths.
Accesses camera settings and configures motion detection sensitivity and alarms.
Instructions on how to update the camera's firmware via file path.
Options for triggering recording based on motion, schedule, or manual activation.
Answers common questions about camera capabilities, user limits, and image compression.
How to use the PING command to check IP address accessibility and conflicts.
Resolves issues with accessing the camera via web browser, including IP conflicts and subnet issues.
Addresses vertical lines in image, CMOS overload, and focus adjustment issues.
Troubleshooting when no images are available, checking ActiveX settings.
A comprehensive list of global time zones for reference.
Instructions for installing the Xplug Control ActiveX component on web servers and local PCs.
Steps for manually adjusting the camera lens focus for optimal image clarity.
Details video resolution, sensor, lens, LAN connector, and communication protocols.
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