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If system problems persist with your Toshiba Security Camera after a reset, restore the device to its factory settings and then perform the installation process again.
General| Frame Rate | Up to 30 fps |
|---|---|
| Security | WEP, WPA, WPA2 |
| Image Sensor | 1/4 inch CMOS |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n |
| Protocols | TCP/IP, HTTP, SMTP, FTP, DHCP, DNS, DDNS |
| Video Compression | MJPEG |
| Power Supply | DC 5V |
| Lens | f=3.6mm, F2.0 |
Compliance limits for Class B digital devices under FCC Rules for residential installations.
Explains terms like "OS" and trademarks used in the manual for clarity.
Comprehensive list of safety guidelines for operating and maintaining the video product.
Provides essential notes on camera operation, care, and environmental considerations for optimal performance.
Limits liability for damages incurred due to user actions, extreme conditions, or product misuse.
Addresses copyright law conflicts and privacy concerns related to captured images.
Specifies that the product is not designed for "critical applications" where failure could cause harm.
Details important safety instructions and proper usage guidelines for the AC adapter.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the AC adapter, including power, output, and dimensions.
Guides through the physical installation process, including connecting cables and power.
Explains I/O terminal block pin definitions and MIC switch selection for audio input.
Details the process of using the Installation Wizard to locate and set up the network camera.
Guides on checking network settings and setting an administrator password for initial access.
Explains the process of authenticating and logging into the network camera via a web browser.
Details the installation process for the necessary browser plug-in for viewing camera streams.
Describes the layout of the main user interface, including configuration and camera view sections.
Explains how to use the digital zoom feature to magnify specific areas of the camera feed.
Covers how to initiate MP4 recording and capture still images (snapshots) from the camera feed.
Details the various client-side settings for stream options, media, and saving preferences.
Explains protocol choices for MPEG-4 streams and settings for saving MP4 recordings.
Describes how to activate or deactivate the digital output triggering for specific functions.
Explains the two-way audio communication capabilities of the camera and its usage.
Elaborates on various system parameters like camera name, date/time sync, and NTP server settings.
Explains how to set root passwords, add users, and manage user authentication levels.
Details LAN/PPPoE settings, IP addressing, gateway, DNS, and UPnP options.
Explains HTTP port, access names, audio port, and FTP port settings.
Covers RTSP authentication, ports, multicast settings, and TTL for streaming.
Guides on enabling and configuring Dynamic Domain Name Service for remote access.
Explains how to create and manage allowed and denied IP address lists for access control.
Covers video quality settings for dual streams and audio input/output configurations.
Covers tuning brightness, contrast, white balance, saturation, and sharpness for video compensation.
Explains how to enable and configure privacy mask windows to block specific areas of the video feed.
Details how to enable motion detection, set up detection windows, sensitivity, and percentage.
Introduces the application page sections: event, server, and media configurations.
Explains how to register events, set priorities, and define triggers like motion detection or digital input.
Details settings for email, FTP, HTTP servers, and network storage for data upload.
Covers configuring snapshot and video clip settings, including source, pre-event images, and file naming.
Details how to set up recording on network storage, including schedule, source, and capacity.
Explains how to enable remote logging to a server and view current system logs.
Outlines actions for rebooting, restoring factory defaults, and upgrading firmware.
Describes the meaning of different LED color patterns during system operation and firmware upgrades.
Explains how to reset the system or restore factory default settings using the reset button.
Lists detailed technical specifications of the network camera, including power, image, and environmental parameters.
Provides a visual diagram with dimensions for the camera's physical appearance.
