Sanyo VA-82LAN User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

VA-82LAN

Option Board (Network)

English 1

Table of Contents

Instruction .................................................................................................... 2

■ System requirements ....................................................................................... 2

Flow of Camera Operation through to Network Operation ...................... 3

■ User names and operating privileges ............................................................. 4

Configuring the TCP/IP Settings on PC ..................................................... 5

Accessing the Camera ................................................................................ 7

■ Accessing the Camera Using the UPnP Connection ..................................... 8

Structure of Main Screen and Function of Each Section ......................... 9

How To Use the Control Panel ................................................................. 11

Establishing Voice Communication ......................................................... 13

Other Operations on the Main Screen ..................................................... 14

Operations on Configuration Screen ....................................................... 15

NETWORK SETTINGS ............................................................................... 17

SECURITY SETTINGS ................................................................................ 19

CLOCK SETTINGS ..................................................................................... 20

CODEC/STREAMING ................................................................................. 22

AUDIO SETTINGS ...................................................................................... 24

E-MAIL SETTINGS ..................................................................................... 25

IMAGE TRANSFER SETTINGS ................................................................. 27

■ Image Transfer Mode ...................................................................................... 27

■ For HTTP connection ..................................................................................... 28

■ For FTP connection ........................................................................................ 30

DDNS SETTINGS ........................................................................................ 33

SCHEDULE SETTINGS .............................................................................. 35

■ SCHEDULE ...................................................................................................... 35

■ AUTO MODE SCHEDULE ............................................................................... 37

■ HOLIDAY SETTINGS ....................................................................................... 38

OPTION SETTINGS .................................................................................... 39

Changing the Camera Settings ................................................................ 41

Settings List ............................................................................................... 42

OpenSSL License ...................................................................................... 47

Specifications ............................................................................................ 49

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Instruction

This option board (Network) is an extension board that allows you to connect Sanyo’s color CCD

camera (Power Board Unit: VA-84SA or VA-80SA) to your network.

After installing the option board on the camera, you can view live video from the camera using Internet

Explorer on your PC. If you want to view live videos from multiple cameras, install the supplied

“VA-SW3050Lite” monitoring software.

■ System requirements

The system requirements for camera operation via network are as follows:

•PC: IBM PC/AT and compatibles

•OS: Windows XP Home Edition/Windows XP Professional

•CPU: Pentium IV (2.0GHz or higher) (3.0GHz or higher for using the VA-SW3050)

• Memory: 512MB or more (1GB or more for using the VA-SW3050)

• Network interface: 10Base-T/100Base-TX (RJ45 connector)

• Display card: 1024 x 768 pixels or higher, 16 million colors or higher

• Graphics chip: ATI RADEON X1000 series or higher

nVIDIA GeForce 6000 series or higher

• Web browser: Internet Explorer Ver.6.0 or higher

• Voice: Sound card and speakers with 100% DirectX compatibility

Note:

• LAN cable must be CAT-5 or higher, and no more than 100 m (109.4 yds) in length.

• Image may be delayed and/or audio interrupted, depending on the environment of use.

• Be sure to use the latest versions of operating system and browser, which can be updated by using

the Windows Update service.

Copyright notice

This instruction manual is copyrighted by SANYO Electric Co., Ltd. No materials contained in this manual may be

reproduced in any format without the prior permission of the copyright holder.

Microsoft, Windows and Internet Explorer are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the

United States and other countries.

The official name for “Windows” used in this manual is Microsoft

®

Windows

®

Operating System. In this manual,

note that the word “Windows” refers to both “Microsoft

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Windows

®

2000 Operating System” and “Microsoft

®

Windows

®

XP Operating System”.

Intel and Pentium are registered trademarks or trademarks of Intel Corporation and its subsidiaries in the United

States and other countries.

IBM and IBM PC/AT are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation.

UPnP is a trademark of UPnP Implementers Corporation, which is established by the UPnP Forum SC.

Java is a trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc.

All other brands and product names in this manual are the registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective

owners.

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Flow of Camera Operation through to Network Operation

For detailed instructions on individual procedures, refer to the pages shown below.

1 Installing the option board on the camera

Refer to the supplied “INSTALLATION MANUAL” for how to install the option board on the camera and

make connection using LAN cables.

Refer to

2 Configuring the TCP/IP settings on PC

Page 5

3 Installing the “H.264 Plug-in” from the supplied CD-ROM

onto the PC

Run the “setup.exe” program shown below.

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4 Accessing the camera

Enter your user name and password to access the camera using the Web browser.

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5 Monitoring live video in the main screen

After accessing the camera, the live video will be displayed on the main screen.

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6 Configuring the advanced settings on the configuration

screen

Select the configuration screen using the menu button for an administrative user.

When you access the camera for the first time, be sure to perform the settings on the

[CLOCK SETTINGS] screen (See page 20).

• You can change the settings stored in the camera remotely through the network

connection (See page 41).

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Flow of Camera Operation through to Network Operation

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■ User names and operating privileges

Two types of user name shown below can access the camera and are authenticated by password during the login

process.

The operations that the user can perform for the camera depend on the user name used to access the camera.

Note:

• If a guest user attempts any operation

on the configuration screens without permission, the

authentication dialog box appears.

In this case, select “admin” in [User Name] and enter the administrative user password in [Password]

to change the operation privilege.

• Change the password periodically to maintain security.

To change the password, use the [NETWORK SETTINGS] screen (see page 18).

• Up to 16 users can access the camera simultaneously.

(When transmitting images encrypted with SSL, only up to 12 users can access the camera.)

• Whatever the number of users accessing the camera simultaneously, only one user can access the

camera as an administrative user (“admin”).

Note:

Up to 16 users can access the camera simultaneously, however, depending on the environment of use, image and

voice renewal may become slower as the number of connected users increases.

User name

Operation privileges

Password

(Default value)

guest

Used for general users.

The guest user operation is limited to monitoring the live video. Any operations

on the configuration screens are not allowed.

guest

admin

Used for an administrative user.

The administrative user can perform all operations through the Web browser.

admin

The number of users who can access simultaneously

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Configuring the TCP/IP Settings on PC

Perform the appropriate TCP/IP settings on your PC in accordance with your operating system.

1

In the [Control Panel], click [Network and

Internet Connections].

The [Network and Internet Connections] screen

appears.

2

Click [Network Connections].

The [Network Connections] screen appears.

The LAN interface (Ethernet adapter)

configurations appear in the [LAN or High-Speed

Internet] section.

3

Right-click on the LAN interface

(Ethernet adapter) configuration used

for accessing the camera and click

[Properties] in the context menu.

[General] tab appears in the [Local Area

Connection 2 Properties] dialog box.

4

In the [This connection uses the

following items:] list box, select the

[Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)] check box.

Be sure to confirm that the [Internet Protocol

(TCP/IP)] check box is selected. If the check box

is disabled, select it to enable the option.

Configuring the TCP/IP Settings on PC

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5

Click [Properties].

[General] tab appears in the [Internet Protocol

(TCP/IP) Properties] dialog box.

6

Select the [Use the following IP

address:] radio button and complete the

[IP address:], [Subnet mask:] and

[Default gateway:] fields.

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Confirm the settings and click the [OK]

button.

This completes the TCP/IP settings. Close all

dialog boxes in the display.

Web browser is required to access the camera. Install

Internet Explorer Ver.6.0 or higher on your PC.

In the cases below, perform the Internet Explorer’s

settings by clicking [Tool] and then [Internet Options].

• When accessing the camera using SSL

encryption for video signal

1 Click the [Advanced] tab.

2 Make sure that the “Use SSL 2.0” and “Use SSL

3.0” options under the “Security” section are

enabled. If disabled, select the options.

• When the video update is unstable

1 Click the [General] tab.

2 Under the “Temporary Internet Files” section, click

the [Settings] button.

3 In the “Amount of disk space to use:” setting, set the

lower value.

• When the Java Script’s “Run Time Error” is

displayed

1 Click the [Advanced] tab.

2 Under the “Browsing” section, disable the “Display a

notification about every script error” option.

3 Enable the “Disable script debugging” option.

Preparing the Web Browser for Accessing

the Camera

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Accessing the Camera

1

Start the Web browser.

To access the camera, Internet Explorer Ver.6.0 or

higher is required.

Note:

When Internet Explorer is used for accessing the

camera, the number of images sent from the

camera may be limited.

2

Type the URL for accessing the camera

in the browser’s address bar, and press

[Enter] key.

Type the IP address configured for the camera

following the “http://” characters.

<Example: when the IP address is the factory

setting value>

After accessing the camera, the authentication

dialog appears.

3

Complete the [User name] and

[Password] fields, and click the [OK]

button.

When accessing the camera for the first time, use

the factory setting values below. Using these

values, you will be logged in as an administrative

user.

User name: admin

Password : admin

After the values for the “User name” and

“Password” fields are validated, the language

selection screen appears.

4

Select the language used for display.

Available languages:

English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese

After selecting the display language, the main

screen appears and the live video from the

camera is displayed in the video display area.

(From the second time onwards, if the language

selection screen is left for longer than 10 seconds,

the last display language is automatically selected

and the main screen appears.)

MEMO:

• After the camera is turned on, it will take

about 1 minute for the camera to be available

for accepting any accesses.

• When you specify the port number for the

camera to a number other than 80, add “:”

(colon) and the port number after the IP

address in specifying the URL.

<Example: when

“50000”

is specified for the port>

http://192.168.0.2:50000/

• When you enable the [SSL] options, type

“https://” instead of “http://” before the IP

address when specifying the URL (see page

17).

Note:

Also while using the supplied “VA-SW3050Lite”

monitoring software or the separately ordered

“VA-SW3050” recorder/player software, you can access

the camera from Web browser simultaneously.

However, when the user who uses the software

performs one of the following actions, other Web-based

concurrent admin users will be disconnected.

• Camera registration

• Alarm settings

Accessing the Camera

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■ Accessing the Camera Using the UPnP Connection

When your operating system is Windows XP, you can use the UPnP (Universal Plug and Play)

connection to access the camera.

In the UPnP connection, double-clicking the icon for the camera in the [My Network Places] window will

activate the camera access process. Entering the URL is not required.

● To enable the UPnP component

1 In the [Add or Remove Programs] on the Control

Panel, open [Add/Remove Windows Components].

2 Select “Networking Services” and click [Details].

3 Select the check box for the UPnP component in the

list, and click the [OK] button.

• The UPnP component title in the list should be

either “Universal Plug and Play” or “UPnP User

Interface” depending on your PC.

4 After returning to the [Windows Components

Wizard], click the [Next] button.

5 After the wizard completes, click the [Finish] button.

● Configuring the UPnP connection

In the [OPTION SETTINGS] screen, set the [UPnP]

option to “ON” (see page 39).

• The factory setting value is “ON”.

● How to access the camera

1 Open the [My Network Places] window.

The icon for the camera detected on the network

appears in the window.

2 Double-click the icon.

This establishes the connection to the camera, and

the authentication dialog appears.

Display name in the [My Network Places]

window:

SANYO Camera - (camera title)

In the (camera title) section above, the title specified for

the camera in [TITLE] field of the [NETWORK

SETTINGS] screen appears.

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Structure of Main Screen and Function of Each Section

The structure of the main screen partially differs depending on the screen display types (ActiveX/HTML).

Although the HTML screen is the initial display after login, the display type can be switched with the

selection button on the control panel (see page 12).

MEMO:

“ActiveX” is characterized by its higher baud rate, smooth motion in video and reduced file size.

Note:

Do not enable the screensaver while the ActiveX screen is being displayed.

If you encounter any trouble as a result of using screensaver, restart your Web browser.

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HTML screen

ActiveX screen

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Structure of Main Screen and Function of Each Section

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1 Control panel (See pages 11 - 12)

Used to perform remote operation of the camera.

2 Camera title (See page 17)

The camera title specified in the [NETWORK

SETTINGS] screen is displayed.

The color of the title changes according to the status

of alarm detection.

MEMO:

• When the camera title is in red or orange, no

other alarms will be processed. Once the alarm

image has been sent or five minutes have passed

with no alarm image sent, the camera title returns

to normal display (white).

• When the setting for the camera title is blank, the

letters “ALARM” are displayed (in red or orange).

3 Video display area

The live video from the camera is displayed.

4 DATE (See page 20)

The date and time specified in the [CLOCK

SETTINGS] screen is displayed.

MEMO:

You can set the font size and the position of the date

and time indication on the ActiveX screen (see page

20).

5 Capture button (See page 14)

Displays the still image in a separate window.

The still images can also be printed and saved.

6 Voice control buttons (See page 13)

Allows you to enable or disable the voice input/

output (send/receive ON/OFF) respectively as well

as adjust the volume.

MEMO:

Voice control buttons are not displayed on the HTML

screen.

7 Remote alarm button (See page 14)

Used to control the alarm output from the camera

remotely.

8 PAN/TILT/ZOOM status display

9 Close button

Click this button to terminate the connection to the

camera and close the screen.

MEMO:

Some parts of the control panel and the remote alarm

button are not displayed for the guest users.

White Normal

Red

• Buffering alarm data

• Detecting an alarm condition

• Transmitting an alarm

Orange

Waiting for the alarm images to be

transmitted.

PAN/

TILT

Camera is panning/tilting.

ZOOM Camera is zooming.

PAN/

TILT/

ZOOM

Camera is panning/tilting/zooming.

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How To Use the Control Panel

You can operate the camera remotely with the control panel.

Note:

• The admin users alone can operate all the functions of the control panel.

For the guest users, only parts of the control panel are displayed.

• Specifications of the control panel vary depending on the screen display types (ActiveX/HTML).

Control Panel (for ActiveX)

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1 Camera control buttons

2 ZOOM

The slide bar is used to select the desired zoom magnification.

In addition, clicking the (WIDE)/ (TELE) button allows

you to select desired zoom magnification. Pressing and holding

the (WIDE)/ (TELE) button consecutively changes the

zoom magnification.

MEMO:

• When the electronic zoom function (EL ZOOM) is enabled on

the camera and the zoom magnification reaches the

maximum value of optical zoom (x30/x36), clicking the

button further activates the electronic zoom function.

• You can zoom in and out with the mouse wheel on the ActiveX

screen (see page 14).

Changes the camera orientation toward the

direction indicated by arrow mark.

(The camera control buttons cannot be

operated while the camera configuration

menu is displayed.)

• Clicking the video image changes the

camera’s orientation so that the point

where you click is located at the

center of the image.

Scans the monitored area end to end

vertically or horizontally for respective

buttons, and stops at the current camera

position.

Starts the sequence, auto-panning, or tour

action, respectively.

Performs the one-push auto focus function.

Displays the on-screen camera configuration

menu.

Displays the next screen of the configuration

menu or executes the command.

How To Use the Control Panel

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3 RESOLUTION

Specifies the video resolution at five levels.

(At three levels when the image compression format

is “H.264”.)

4 PICTURE QUALITY

Specifies the video quality in five levels.

Note:

If [PRE/POST] is set at other than “0%/100%” on the

[IMAGE TRANSFER SETTINGS] screen, the values

of [RESOLUTION] and [PICTURE QUALITY] cannot

be changed.

5 Calling the preset positions

When you call the preset number higher than 8,

select the number from the pull-down menu and

click the [GO] button.

6 Registering the preset position

You can register the current camera orientation

along with the zoom and focus settings as the preset

position.

To register the preset position, select the number to

be used for current setting from the pull-down menu

and click the [MEMORY] button.

7 BRIGHTNESS

Specifies the video brightness at five levels.

8 DAY/NIGHT (only for the cameras with this

function)

Allows you to change the DAY/NIGHT switching

conditions configured using the camera menu.

9 AUX

These buttons are reserved for additional functions.

The function corresponding to the number selected

in the pull-down menu will be performed. The

function allocated to respective numbers depends

on the camera models.

F [MAIN SETTINGS] button (See page 15)

Displays the menu buttons for an administrative user

(“admin”).

G Screen display type selection button

Switches the screen display type between “ActiveX”

and “HTML”.

MEMO:

To select the “ActiveX”, make sure that the “H.264

plug-in” has been installed from the supplied

CD-ROM onto the PC.

H Image compression format selection

button

Switches the image compression format between

“H.264” and “JPEG”.

I Streaming type selection button

Switches the streaming type between "UNI" and

“MULTI”.

MEMO:

When the image compression format is “H.264”, and

[MULTICAST SET] on the [CODEC/STREAMING

SETTINGS] screen is set to “ON”, the streaming

type selection button is displayed.

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For the orientation of the camera

lens and the zoom and focusing

status, these buttons call the

preset position registered in

“

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position” below.

AUTO

Switches the video display

automatically between color and

black-and-white depending on

daytime or nighttime brightness.

COLOR

Always displays the color video

image.

B/W

Always displays the

black-and-white video image.

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Establishing Voice Communication

You can establish bi-directional voice communication between the camera and PC.

You can view live video with voice because the voice

picked up by the microphone on the camera is output to

the PC speakers.

You may talk to the camera because the voice picked

up by the microphone on the PC side is output to the

camera speakers.

Only administrative users can talk PC

→ Camera.

Connect a microphone and speakers respectively to

the MIC IN and SPEAKER OUT.

Then make sure the following preparations are

completed before operating the voice control buttons for

conducting voice communication.

• A sound card that enables voice output is

installed in the PC (see page 2).

• Voice input/output conditions are configured

using the [AUDIO SETTINGS] screen (see

page 24).

Note:

If voice output from the camera speakers is low,

set “Microphone Boost” to the PC microphone

by the following procedure

(the configuration

procedure and display names may differ depending on

the environment of use).

1 Open the [Sounds and Audio Devices] window from

the Control Panel.

2 Select the [Voice] tab and click the [Volume...] button

under [Voice playback].

3 In the [Volume Control] window, select [Properties]

from the Options menu. Select the “Mic Volume”

check box under [Show the following volume

controls:] and click [OK].

4 Click the [Advanced] button under [Mic Volume] (if

no [Advanced] button is shown, select [Advanced

Controls] from the Options menu).

5 In the [Advanced Controls for Mic Volume] window,

select the “Microphone Boost” check box.

Note:

Voice may be prone to interruption depending on the

line conditions. In such cases, adjust the “NETWORK

SPEED” value on the [NETWORK SETTINGS] screen.

MEMO:

• In order to operate these buttons, configure

the [AUDIO INPUT]/[AUDIO OUTPUT] setting

on the [AUDIO SETTINGS] screen to “ON”.

• The voice control buttons are not displayed

when the screen display type is “HTML”.

1 Voice transmission switch button

(“admin” only)

Transmits voice from the PC microphone to the

camera.

Note:

Transmission of voice is limited to one administrative

user (admin) at a time.

2 Voice output switch button

Outputs voice from the camera to the PC.

Note:

When voice output to PC is ON, the maximum

number of simultaneous accesses to the camera is

16.

3 Volume adjustment

The volume adjust slide bar can be used to adjust

the output volume on the PC.

Voice control buttons

Voice transmission ON

Voice transmission OFF

Voice output ON

Voice output OFF

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Other Operations on the Main Screen

■ Capturing the still image from the live video

(Capture button 1)

The capture button displays the still image at the

moment of clicking the button in a separate window.

• While displaying the still image, the live video in

the main screen continues to be shown as a

moving picture.

• To print or save the still image, right-click on the

still image and click the desired command in the

context menu.

• To close the window displaying the still image,

click [Close].

■ Using the alarm output

(Alarm remote button 2)

When the ALARM OUT2 option is set to “REMOTE”

on the camera, you can operate the alarm output

remotely.

Clicking the alarm remote button initiates the alarm

output. After the duration specified in the setting on

the camera, the output stops automatically. While

the ALARM OUT 2 is being output, the alarm remote

button is displayed in red.

■ Changing the orientation of the camera

Clicking the video image changes the orientation of

the camera so that the point where you click moves

to the center of the image.

Note:

Depending on the tilt angle, the point where you

click may not move to the center of the image.

■ Zooming the video image with the mouse

You can zoom in and out with the mouse wheel on

the ActiveX screen.

Perform the following operations after clicking the

screen to activate it.

• Rotate the mouse wheel forward: To zoom out

• Rotate the mouse wheel backward: To zoom in

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(Operation example)

The orientation of the camera is

changed so that the person that

you click moves to the center of the

image.

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Operations on Configuration Screen

(“admin” only)

When you click the [MAIN SETTINGS] button on the control panel, the menu buttons for an

administrative user (“admin”) are displayed. Clicking each button displays the corresponding

configuration screen.

The menu button being selected is displayed in orange.

1 NETWORK (See page 17)

Used for configuring the communication settings

with the camera.

• For the network configurations, contact your

network administrator.

MEMO:

To put camera access restrictions on any PC,

display the [SECURITY SETTINGS] screen from

this screen to make necessary settings.

2 CLOCK (See page 20)

Used for configuring the clock settings including the

date and time, time zone, and daylight saving mode.

Be sure to configure the date and time settings

before starting the camera operation through the

network.

3 CODEC/STREAMING (See page 22)

Used for configuring the image and streaming

settings of the video transmitted from the camera.

4 AUDIO (See page 24)

Used for configuring the voice communication

settings.

Configure the audio settings if you want to listen to

voice from the camera or send voice from the PC

microphone to the camera.

5 E-MAIL (See page 25)

Used for configuring the automatic e-mail

transmission function. The function allows you to

receive the alarm notification e-mail when the alarm

condition is detected or to receive the e-mails at a

certain interval. In either case, the image can be

attached to the e-mail.

6 TRANSMISSION (See pages 27 - 32)

Used for configuring the recording preferences

when recording the live video using the recorder

software.

You can select the image transfer mode either from

“HTTP” or “FTP”.

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The example shows the ActiveX screen.

Operations on Configuration Screen (“admin” only)

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7 DDNS (See page 33)

Used for configuring the DDNS settings when using

the DDNS service.

8 SCHEDULE (See pages 35 - 38)

Used for configuring the schedule settings, including

the alarm notification, the alarm image transmission

and timer transmission in the FTP mode, and the

auto-mode setting of the camera.

This menu is also used to set a desired date as

holiday.

9 OPTION (See page 39)

Used for updating the firmware or resetting all the

values to the factory settings.

F HELP

Displays the description menu for various functions

on the [HELP] screen.

Click the [HELP] button to check the operating

instructions.

G BACK

Returns to the main screen displaying the live video.

MEMO:

For details on the setting preferences, factory settings

and restriction on the number of characters, refer to the

“Settings List” (on pages 42 - 46).

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NETWORK SETTINGS

(“admin” only)

1 TITLE

Specifies the camera title.

The title specified here appears in the main screen

and is inserted into the alarm notification e-mail.

The title can be up to 16 alphanumeric characters.

Note:

If you specify an invalid value such as a double-byte

character, the “PLEASE ENTER A VALID VALUE!”

warning dialog box appears.

If the dialog box is left open for a certain period of

time, clicking [OK] in the dialog box automatically

switches the display to the language selection

screen.

2 IP ADDRESS

Select the method for configuring the camera IP

address.

3 SUBNET MASK

When the [IP ADDRESS] setting is “FIX”, enter the

subnet mask.

4 GATEWAY

When the [IP ADDRESS] setting is “FIX”, enter the

gateway.

5 MAC ADDRESS

The MAC address of the camera is displayed

automatically. (It cannot be changed.)

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FIX

Manually configure the IP address.

→ Enter the IP address.

DHCP Automatically allocates the IP address.

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6 DNS

When the [IP ADDRESS] setting is “DHCP”, select

the method for configuring the DNS server address.

7 DNS SERVER ADDRESS

When the [DNS] setting is “FIX”, enter the DNS

server address.

8 SSL

Select “ON” when you want to use the SSL

encryption for the video signal.

MEMO:

If you see the warning message pop up, saying

“This page contains both secure and nonsecure

items…”, you can make it undisplayed by performing

the following steps:

Open the [Internet Options] dialog box on Internet

Explorer, click the [Security] tab and click the

[Custom Level…] button to open the [Security

Settings] dialog box, and then enable “Display mixed

content”.

The message will not pop up again.

9 PORT NUMBER

The default value depends on the preferences

specified in the [SSL] setting above.

Note:

Set a port number between 1 and 65535, making

sure that it doesn’t duplicate the following values.

• [UDP (Unicast) PORT] or [UDP (Multicast) PORT]

on the [CODEC/STREAMING SETTINGS]

screen

• [AUDIO PORT NUMBER] on the [AUDIO

SETTING] screen

• 49152 (reserved for UPNP port)

F PA S S WORD

Specify the login password according to each user

name (guest/admin).

MEMO:

When you enter a blank “guest” password (no

password is specified), the authentication process

for accessing the camera will be omitted.

G NETWORK SPEED

Select the data transfer speed in consideration of

the network environment.

H [SET] button

After completing the settings, click this button to

confirm the settings.

To reflect the settings, use the Close button to

terminate the camera connection, and then access

the camera again.

I [CANCEL] button

To restore the original settings, click the [CANCEL]

button before clicking the [SET] button.

J [SECURITY] button

Displays the [SECURITY SETTINGS] screen in a

separate window.

On the [SECURITY SETTINGS] screen, you can

configure the security function and set the camera

access restriction to the PC.

K [HELP]

Displays the [HELP] screen in a separate window.

MEMO:

For detailed information on the network settings,

contact your network administrator.

FIX

Manually configure the DNS server

address.

→ Enter the DNS server address.

DHCP

Automatically allocates the DNS server

address.

SSL (OFF) 80

SSL (ON) 443

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SECURITY SETTINGS

(“admin” only)

When you click the [SECURITY] button on the [NETWORK SETTINGS] screen, the [SECURITY

SETTINGS] screen appears.

You can set the camera access restriction to the PC.

1 SECURITY FUNCTION

Select “ON” when you set the access restriction.

2 DEFAULT POLICY

Used to set the access restriction for the PC that is

not registered on this screen.

3 NETWORK ADDRESS/SUBNET

Used to specify the IP ADDRESS and

SUBNETMASK (8 - 32) of the PC to which the

access restriction is set individually.

Up to 10 PCs can be registered.

4 Setting of Access Restriction

Sets the access restriction to the registered PCs

individually.

5 [SET] button

When all the settings on the [SECURITY

SETTINGS] screen are completed, click the [SET]

button to save the settings.

6 [CANCEL] button

To restore the original settings, click the [CANCEL]

button before clicking the [SET] button.

7 [BACK] button

Closes the [SECURITY SETTINGS] screen to

returns to the [NETWORK SETTING] screen.

8 [HELP]

Displays the [HELP] screen in a separate window.

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2

5

4

3

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6 7

REJECTED

Rejects the access from the

PC that is not registered.

AUTHORIZED

Allows the access from the

PC that is not registered.

REJECTED Rejects the access.

AUTHORIZED Allows the access.

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Sanyo VA-82LAN User manual

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