Eizo FDF2312W-IP User manual

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FDF2312W-IP
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CONTENTS
CONTENTS
CONTENTS ............................................................. 3
Chapter 1 Product Overview ............................. 5
1-1. Features ......................................................... 5
1-2. User level ....................................................... 7
1-3. System License ............................................. 7
Chapter 2 Live Image Screen /
Setting Screen Display ..................... 9
2-1. Displaying the Live Image Screen .............. 9
2-2. Displaying the Setting Screen ....................10
●When Using the Monitor Console ..................10
●When Using the Web Console .......................11
Chapter 3 Live Image Screen Operations ...... 12
3-1. Switch the Live Image Screen Layout .......12
●Display in full screen ......................................12
●Switch the screen layout ................................13
3-2. Switch the Page Displayed on the Live
Image Screen ................................................13
●Changing pages manually ..............................13
●Switching pages automatically
(Sequential display) ........................................14
3-3. Switch to Full Screen Display With 1
Screen Layout ..............................................14
3-4. Switch camera image display positions ...15
3-5. Operating Cameras ......................................16
3-6. Playing Back Video Saved on a
Camera’s SD Card ........................................18
Chapter 4 System Settings .............................. 22
4-1. Conrming the Basic Information ............ 22
4-2. Performing Network Settings .................... 24
4-3. Performing Communication Settings ...... 25
4-4. Setting the Date and Time ......................... 26
4-5. Conguring the Language ......................... 26
4-6. Initializing the System ................................ 27
4-7. Restarting the System ................................ 27
4-8. Updating Software ...................................... 28
4-9. Saving Settings Data .................................. 28
4-10. Loading System Settings Data .................. 29
4-11. Registering a License ................................. 30
4-12. Setting Event Rules .................................... 30
4-13. Registering a Server Certicate................ 34
4-14. Registering a Root Certicate ................... 34
4-15. Setting the Remote Control ID .................. 35
●Setting the product ID ................................... 35
●Setting the remote control ID ........................ 35
4-16. Conguring USB Device Hotkeys ............. 36
4-17. Setting IEEE 802.1X Authentication ...........37
4-18. Setting the product SNMP ......................... 38
4-19. Setting an IP Address Filter ....................... 40
4-20. Setting Failover ............................................41
●Failover Settings.............................................41
●Camera Registration ......................................41
●Camera Function Settings .............................42
●Display Position Settings ...............................42
●Overlay Settings .............................................42
●Preset Settings ...............................................42
4-21. Checking Logs ............................................ 43
4-22. Saving Logs ................................................. 43
4-23. Check basic Information ............................ 43
4-24. Save basic Information .............................. 43
4-25. Performing Camera Connection
Conrmation ................................................ 44
4-26.
Conrming Network Connection Status ...
44
4-27. Conguring Monitor Display Settings ...... 45
4-28. Performing Other Settings ........................ 45
4-29. Linking with a Qognify VMS ...................... 46
4-30. Streaming Gateway Function Settings
(DX0212-IP) ................................................... 46
●Streaming Gateway Settings .........................47
●Streaming Settings ........................................ 48
●Encoding Settings ......................................... 48
Chapter 5
Management of Network Cameras ...
50
5-1. Registering a Camera Using Auto
Discovery ..................................................... 50
5-2. Registering a Camera Manually .................51
5-3.
Changing Network Camera Information ...
55
5-4. Deleting Network Cameras ........................ 55
5-5.
Importing Network Camera Information ...
55
5-6. Setting Network Camera Time .................. 56
5-7. Setting Quality of Transmission Video
Images .......................................................... 57
5-8. Registering the Network Camera Preset
Position ........................................................ 59
Chapter 6 Live Image Screen Settings ........... 60
6-1. Setting Display Positions of Camera
Video Images ............................................... 60
6-2. Setting Display Methods of Camera
Video Images ............................................... 62
6-3. Setting Custom Screen Layouts ............... 63
6-4. Changing the Displayed Layout Icon ....... 64
6-5. Setting Layout Presets ............................... 65
6-6. Setting the Overlay ..................................... 67
6-7. Setting the Display Methods of Live
Image Screens ............................................. 69
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6-8. Setting Current Monitor Display Status ... 69
6-9. Checking Livestream View .........................70
6-10. Updating the Camera Image of the Live
Image Screen to the Latest Status .............70
6-11. Performing Advanced Settings for
Camera Video ...............................................71
Chapter 7
Management of the User Account ...
72
7-1. Registering the User Account ................... 72
7-2. Changing the User Account ...................... 73
7-3. Deleting the User Account ......................... 73
7-4. Conguring Auto Login Settings ...............74
7-5. Performing LDAP Settings .........................74
Chapter 8 Reference ........................................ 76
8-1. Installation of Optional Arm
(FDF2712W-IP / FDF2312W-IP) ....................76
8-2. Connecting a Sub Monitor
(FDF2712W-IP / FDF2312W-IP) ................... 77
8-3. Specications ............................................. 78
●FDF2712W-IP .................................................78
●FDF2312W-IP................................................ 80
●DX0212W-IP .................................................. 82
8-4. Decoding Performance .............................. 83
●FDF2712W-IP / FDF2312W-IP ...................... 83
●DX0212W-IP .................................................. 83
8-5. Remote Control Specications ................. 85
8-6.
CSV File Format for Camera Registration ...
87
Appendix .............................................................. 88
Trademark ............................................................... 88
License .................................................................... 89
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Chapter 1 Product Overview
Chapter 1 Product Overview
This manual describes camera (network camera) settings, system settings, and product specications.
1-1. Features
●Communication with cameras
• Possible to receive video images from a 4K camera (3840 x 2160 / 30 fps)
• Possible to display video signals from cameras on a monitor
- Supports H.265, H.264, and MJPEG compression formats.
- Supports RTP, MPEG2-TS, and SRT transmission modes.
- A maximum of 48*1 cameras can be registered.
- Allows a free layout of video images (1 Screen, 3 Screens, 4 Screens, 9 Screens, 16 Screens,
32 Screens, 8 Screens, and Custom Screen) from multiple cameras.
- Supports Unicast and Multicast communication methods.
- Possible to switch the display position of camera video images while displaying video images.
- Allows playback of videos saved on a camera’s SD card.
*1 For FDF2312W-IP, the maximum number of cameras that can be registered in the factory setting (without enterprise
license registration) is 16.
●Streaming gateway function (DX0212-IP)
• “Merge mode” for streaming live image screen images
This mode converts the display of the live image screen into the RTSP or SRT protocol for streaming. By
streaming multiple camera images freely laid out on the screen (live image screen) as a single stream, it
reduces the network load.
• “Relay mode” for streaming individual camera images
In this mode, images received directly from each camera are streamed again without any processing using
the RTSP or SRT protocol. It allows increasing the number of streams without putting additional streaming
load on the cameras.
●Possible to output to monitors
• Supports FHD output to other monitors (1920 x 1080 / max. 60 fps) (FDF2712W-IP / FDF2312W-IP)
• Supports output to 4K monitors (3840 x 2160 / max. 60 fps) (DX0212-IP only)
●Supports multiple types of cameras
• Compatible with ONVIF® Prole S
• Supports camera control using camera manufacturer specic protocols
(When connecting Panasonic/i-PRO and AXIS cameras)
• Capable of receiving video streams from streaming servers such as VMS (Video Management
Software)
●System management
• Possible to register cameras or set the live image screen using a Web browser
• Possible to save and load settings data
Possible to save or load the setting data onto a computer.
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●Event link function
• Event Rules
You can set actions to be executed as triggers for specic events.
●Various software extensions
• Icon Arranger
Allows you to rearrange or delete live screen layout menus.
• Livestream View
Allows you to check the screen displayed on the main unit on a Web browser.
• Screen orientation adjusting
The display direction of the system output video can be rotated to match the monitor installation direction
(horizontal or vertical).
• Failover
Allows automatic switching to a backup camera when communication with registered cameras is lost.
• Virtual PTZ
Even if the camera does not have PTZ functionality, this product enables PTZ operations by digitally
processing the camera images internally.
• Schedule function
You can schedule settings such as turning on/o the system power at a specic day/time.
●Security
• Comm. Error Detection
Allows displaying of a red frame alert message on the live image screen within a few seconds when
communication with cameras is lost.
• Lock function
Disables USB devices, front key operation, and remote control operation.
• Network security protocols
Supports protocols required for constructing high-level security systems including IEEE802.1X, SNMP, and
LDAP.
●Supports secure communication
Utilizes SSL and TLS, which are secure protocols. Communication between cameras and web pages
is encrypted using SSL.
Purchase an enterprise license to use LDAP authentication (refer to “1-3. System License” (page
7)).
●Support
• A 2-year long-term warranty for 24-hour continuous use
●Operation
• The live image screen can be controlled using a USB mouse, USB keyboard, remote control, or
joystick
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Chapter 1 Product Overview
1-2. User level
There are three levels of user accounts that access this product. The operable range diers according to
the level of the user.
• ADMIN
• CAMERA CONTROL
• LIVE
The range of operation for each level is shown below.
√: Operable, -: Inoperable
Live Image Screen Setting
Screen
Switch layout
Switch
displayed
page
Switch
camera
image display
positions
Camera
control Playback
ADMIN √√√√√√
CAMERA
CONTROL √√√√√-
LIVE √ - - - - -
When the power is turned on and logged o, the user level is “LIVE”. For information on user level
settings, refer to “Chapter 7 Management of the User Account” (page 72).
In this manual, the following marks are used for operations with user level restrictions.
• Operation is only possible when the user level is “ADMIN”
User level “ADMIN”
• Operation is only possible when the user level is “ADMIN” or “CAMERA CONTROL”
There are two user levels: “ADMIN” and “CAMERA CONTROL”
1-3. System License
This product has features that can be used by applying a paid system license. The types of system
licenses are as follows. For details, contact your dealer or local EIZO representative.
• Enterprise license
• SRT extended functionality license*1
• Failover extended functionality license*1
• Playback extended functionality license*1
• Qognify extended functionality license*1
*1 This can be applied when an enterprise license is registered.
You can check the application status of the system license on the setting screen after logging in (refer to
“2-2. Displaying the Setting Screen” (page 10)reference). For information on registering a system
license, refer to “4-11. Registering a License” (page 30).
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In this manual, the following marks are used for features that require a paid system license.
• Available only if an “Enterprise License” is applied
Enterprise license
• Available only when “SRT extended functionality license” is applied
SRT extended functionality license
• Available only when “Failover extended functionality license” is applied
Failover extended functionality license
• Available only when “Playback extended functionality license” is applied
Playback extended functionality license
• Available only when “Qognify extended functionality license” is applied
Qognify extended functionality license
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Chapter 2 Live Image Screen / Setting Screen Display
Chapter 2 Live Image Screen / Setting
Screen Display
2-1. Displaying the Live Image Screen
1.
Press the power button ( ) on the front of the product.
Note
• For FDF2712W-IP / FDF2312W-IP, check that the main power switch on the back is turned on.
The power indicator lights up blue and the live image screen is displayed.
Live Image Screen Layout
Display mode menu System menu
Image display area
• When no camera is registered, a “Not registered” message is displayed.
• When an input signal is not supported, the “Unsupported Resolution” message is displayed.
Camera control menu
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2-2. Displaying the Setting Screen
User level “ADMIN”
The setting screen can be operated using the monitor console (screen displayed on the monitor) or the
web console (screen displayed on the browser).
To display the setting screen, it is necessary to log in as a user with a user level of “ADMIN”.
Note
• The default settings of the user account are as follows.
-Username: “admin”
- Password: “admin”
- User level: “ADMIN”
• For information on user levels, refer to “1-2. User level” (page 7).
• It is recommended that you log out after completing the setup, so as to prevent a third party from operating the
camera or altering the settings.
• When the Auto Login settings are congured, it is possible to log in to the system without the username and
password (refer to “7-4. Conguring Auto Login Settings” (page 74)).
●When Using the Monitor Console
Use a USB mouse to perform operations. You cannot operate the setting screen with the remote
control.
Note
• Clicking an item that requires characters to be input will display a software keyboard.
1.
On the live image screen, click the login icon ( ).
2.
Enter a username and a password.
Note
• When the “Account Type” is set to “LDAP”, you can select the account type when logging in by checking “Allow
choosing of account type on the login dialog” under “LDAP” in advance (refer to “7-5. Performing LDAP
Settings” (page 74)).
3.
Click “Login”.
The setting icon ( ) can then be selected.
4.
Click the setting icon ( ).
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Chapter 2 Live Image Screen / Setting Screen Display
●When Using the Web Console
Use a computer connected to the network to perform operations.
Note
• Microsoft Edge 79 or later is recommended for the web browser.
1.
Launch the browser.
2.
Enter the following address to access the site.
Address: http://<IP address of this product>/
In the default settings, the IP address is http://192.168.0.150/.
3.
Enter a username and a password.
4.
Click “OK”.
The setting screen is displayed.
Note
• If you are unable to login, try using the following address. http://<IP address of this product>/index.html
Setting Screen Layout
Sub menuSetting menu
Setting menu (web console)
Note
• For the monitor console, “Return” is displayed instead of “Logout”.
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Chapter 3 Live Image Screen Operations
The live image screen can be operated with a USB mouse, USB keyboard, remote control, or joystick.
• USB keyboard and remote control operations
Item USB keyboard Remote control
To select an item Arrow keys / / /
To set a selected item Enter key
When deselecting a camera Escape key
3-1. Switch the Live Image Screen Layout
Set the number of camera images to be displayed simultaneously on the live image screen.
●Display in full screen
1.
Click .
The menu is hidden and the image is displayed on the entire screen. To display the menus again,
double-click any place on the screen.
Note
• You can also use the following methods to perform this operation.
- USB keyboard: Shortcut key (F)
- Remote control:
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●Switch the screen layout
1.
Click the icon for the layout you want to view.
The screen layout changes by selecting the layout icon in the display mode menu.
Note
• When using a 3 screens layout, the camera must be congured to display vertical images. For details, refer to
the User’s Manual of the camera.
• You can also use the following methods to perform this operation.
- USB keyboard: Shortcut key (L)
- Remote control:
• If you have an enterprise license registered, you can change the layout icon to display (refer to “6-4. Changing
the Displayed Layout Icon” (page 64)).
3-2. Switch the Page Displayed on the Live Image
Screen
Switch the page to display the camera image. Pages can be changed over either manually or
automatically at a set interval (sequential display).
●Changing pages manually
1.
Click or in the display mode menu.
Example: 4-screen layout with 16 registered cameras
Camera 1 Camera 2
Camera 3 Camera 4
Camera 5 Camera 6
Camera 7 Camera 8
Camera 9 Camera 10
Camera 11 Camera 12
Camera 13 Camera 14
Camera 15 Camera 16
Note
• You can also use the following methods to perform this operation.
- USB keyboard: Shortcut key (PageDown or PageUp)
- Remote control: or
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●Switching pages automatically (Sequential display)
1.
Click in the display mode menu.
Pages displayed on the screen are changed over automatically at a specied interval.
Note
• You can change the page switching interval on the settings screen (refer to “6-2. Setting Display Methods of
Camera Video Images” (page 62)). The default setting is 10 seconds
• To stop sequence display, click again.
• Click the camera image to stop the sequence display.
• You can also use the following methods to perform this operation.
- USB keyboard: Shortcut key (S)
- Remote control:
3-3. Switch to Full Screen Display With 1 Screen Layout
Toggles between the current display state and full screen display with a 1 screen layout. Use a USB
mouse to perform operations. It cannot be operated with a USB keyboard or remote control.
1.
With the menu displayed, double-click on the camera image you want to
display in full screen.
Switches to a full screen display of the 1 screen layout. Double-click the camera image to return to
the original display state.
Note
• This function is disabled while in Joystick mode.
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3-4. Switch camera image display positions
There are two user levels: “ADMIN” and “CAMERA CONTROL”
If the image layout is displayed in multiple screens other than one screen, camera image display positions
can be switched. Use a USB mouse to perform operations. It cannot be operated with a USB keyboard or
remote control.
1.
Select a camera image to move using the USB mouse and drag the image and
drop it on the desired camera image position.
The display positions of the source and destination camera images are switched.
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3-5. Operating Cameras
There are two user levels: “ADMIN” and “CAMERA CONTROL”
Attention
• Not all features may be available. For functions that are not available from this product or do not work as
expected, please operate them on the camera side.
Browse
• The display position of the camera image can be changed in the settings screen (refer to “6-1. Setting Display
Positions of Camera Video Images” (page 60)).
1.
From the “Camera” list box, select the camera you wish to operate.
The frame of the selected camera image will be highlighted in light blue.
Note
• You can also select the camera to operate using the following methods.
- Enter the screen number with the number keys on a USB keyboard
- Enter the screen number with the number buttons on the remote control
- Click the camera image with a USB mouse
2.
Operate the functions.
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Function Description
Brightness Adjusts the camera brightness.
:The image becomes darker.
:Returns the brightness to the default setting.* 1
:The image becomes brighter.
Preset Moves the camera orientation to the position registered in advance.
Select to move the camera orientation to the home position.
Focus* 4 Adjusts the camera focus.
:Moves the focus point closer.* 2
:Adjusts the focus point automatically.* 3
:Moves the focus point farther away.* 2
PTZ: Target
selection
Selects the target for the PTZ operation.
Virtual: Performs the PTZ operation by digitally processing the camera images inside the
product.
Camera: Perform PTZ operations using camera functions on the camera.
Note
• If you select “Virtual,” PTZ operations are available regardless of the “Protocol” settings
of the camera. However, the following limitations apply.
- Joystick Mode cannot be enabled.
- When the compression format is MJPEG, PTZ operations are not available.
PTZ: Joystick
Mode
Enable when you want to continuously perform PTZ operation of a camera.
:Joystick Mode is disabled.
:Joystick Mode is enabled.
Attention
• If the PTZ target is set to “Virtual,” Joystick Mode cannot be enabled.
Note
• You can also use the following methods to perform this operation.
- USB keyboard: Shortcut key (J)
- Joystick (T8311): R button
PTZ: Zoom Adjusts the camera display magnication.
:Zooms out.
:Zooms in.
Note
• You can also use the following methods to perform this operation.
- USB keyboard: Shortcut key (+ or -)
- Remote control: or
• If Joystick Mode is enabled, you can also use the following methods to perform this
operation.
- Joystick (T8311): Rotate knob
- USB mouse: Rotate the wheel button
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Function Description
PTZ: Position Adjusts the horizontal position (pan) and vertical position (tilt) of the camera.
Note
• You can also use the following methods to perform this operation.
- USB keyboard, Shortcut keys (Ctrl + Up arrow key, Ctrl + Down arrow key, Ctrl + Left
arrow key, or Ctrl + Right arrow key)
• If Joystick Mode is enabled, you can also use the following methods to perform this
operation.
- Joystick (T8311): Tilt the stick
- USB mouse: Move the mouse while clicking the left button
PTZ: PTZ Adjust Adjusts the movement amount of the PTZ operation. The movement amount increases as
the slider moves to the right.
Note
• When using a USB keyboard, pressing the shortcut keys (Ctrl and - or Ctrl and +)
adjusts the PTZ adjust.
Auxiliary
Command
Operates the auxiliary functions of a camera, or executes actions of registered event
rules.
1. Select the “Auxiliary Command” list box.
2. Select .
Note
• The auxiliary functions of a camera can only be operated with specic devices whose
protocol is set to “ONVIF” or “Panasonic/i-PRO”.
• Event rule events can only be executed when a camera is not selected.
*1 Cannot be set for cameras in which “Protocol” or “AXIS®”.
*2 If using a camera in which “Protocol” is set to “ONVIF” or “AXIS”, the mode is switched to manual
adjustment mode.
*3 If using a camera in which“Protocol” is set to “ONVIF” or “AXIS” the mode is switched to automatic
adjustment mode.
*4 Cannot be set for cameras in which “Protocol” is set to “AXIS”.
Note
• If you select a camera image in the image display area, you can perform PTZ operation using the buttons
superimposed on the image.
3-6. Playing Back Video Saved on a Camera’s SD Card
Enterprise license
Playback extended functionality license
There are two user levels: “ADMIN” and “CAMERA CONTROL”
Video saved on a camera’s SD card can be played back on the Playback screen.
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Attention
• If this feature is enabled, you will see the “Playback” and “Live” tabs.
• If the video clock is not correctly displayed, check the time zone settings of the product main unit and the
network camera.
• Playback is not supported for les recorded in MJPEG.
• Can only be used when “Protocol” is set to “Panasonic/i-PRO” or “AXIS”.
• The following restrictions apply when “Protocol” is set to “Panasonic/i-PRO”.
- If the Date Filter is not enabled, up to 50 les are displayed in the “Recording Date” list starting from the oldest
le.
- One recording may be split into multiple les.
- Only les recorded as recording stream 1 on the network camera can be played.
- If the recording compression format is JPEG, playback will fail.
- For multi-sensor cameras, only the channels set in the camera registration can be played.
• The following restrictions apply when “Protocol” is set to “AXIS”.
-If the Date Filter is not enabled, up to 50 les are displayed in the “Recording Date” list starting from the newest
le.
-Since one recording will become a single le, longer recordings will have a large le size and playback may not
be possible.
- Since one recording will become a single le, the le does not appear in the “Recording Date” list until the
recording has stopped. If you set up the network camera using the following procedure, you can continue
recording while splitting les at set intervals.
1. Create a pulse in the event function “Schedule”, and set the interval to 2 minutes (when dividing the video
every 2 minutes).
2. In the event function “Rules”, set “Condition” to one created pulse event, set “Action” to “Video Recording”,
set “Pre-Buer” to “01”, set “Post-Buer” to “01:59”, and save.
1.
Select “Playback”.
2.
From the “Camera Name” list box, select the camera.
Note
• If the “Failover” extended functionality license is valid, “Switch To Failover Cameras” is displayed. When
“Switch to Failover Cameras” is enabled, the cameras that can be selected will switch to those registered for
failover.
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3.
Select the video le to playback from the “Recording Date” list box.
Up to 50 les can be displayed in the “Recording Date” list box (les being recorded are not
displayed). You can also select the previous le with and select the next le with .
By using the date lter function (lter icon), you can lter the videos displayed in the “Recording
Date” list box by date.
Date lter
Enable “Date Filter”, and specify the date. Click “OK” to display up to 50 videos in the “Recording Date”
list box starting from the specied date.
4.
Press .
The video le will start downloading and the video will be played when downloading is complete.
Attention
• If the video le is a large size, the download may be interrupted and video playback may not be possible.
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Eizo FDF2312W-IP User manual

Eizo
Brand
Eizo
Model
FDF2312W-IP
Category
Security cameras
Type
User manual
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