Acumen Camera Box Series AiPB34A User Manual

							 
  
 
 
 Note: If you forget the password, please return the device to us. See appendix 
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							Chapter 5 Advance Settings 
 
  
 Chapter 5-1 System Settings  Chapter 5-1-1 User Setting  There  are  ten  user  accounts  allowed  for  the  system.  Each  account  can  be configured  for  access  rights.  To  add/edit  a  user,  click  “Add/Edit”  user.  To  access an AiP camera without authentication, set the Bypass “Logon” radio to ON. 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
 To  change  the  account  name,  type  the  new  account  name  in  the  “Account”  box.  To change  the  password,  type  the  new  password  in  the  “New  Password”  box.  Click “Submit” to update the user settings. To delete a user, click “Remove User”.  Adm inistrator: Enable or disable setup mode for a user  Panel Control: Enable or disable control panel for a user  Streaming: Enable or disable a streaming for a user 
 Chapter 5-1-2 System Log  The  AiP  camera  documents  can  be  accessed  as  operational  logs.  The operational  log  can  be  found  at  Advance->System-System  Log  link.  Click  “Save” to save the log as a text file. To erase the log, click "Clean All". 
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Chapter 5-2 Advance Video and Audio Settings  Chapter 5-2-1 Advance Video Setting  To setup Exposure Control, Automatic Gain Control, W hite Balance Control, 
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 To increase, the sensitivity at night, adjust the Moon Light feature.  Exposure Value: adjust the value of the image exposure  WDR: enable  or disable the  W ide Dyna mic Range feature  Black-light Compe nsation: increase the exposure to the darker object  Shutter limited: min a nd max shutter range  W hite  Balance Control:  automatically  adjusts  depending  on  the  ambient light  conditions  including  tungsten,  indoor,  fluorescents,  or  outdoor environments  Mirror: video mirroring  Flip: video flipping 
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							Moon Light function   Auto  Gain  Control,  AGC  (Moon  Light  function):  increase  the  gain  of  the video  signal.  If  AGC  cannot  gain  enough  light,  set  the  Moon  Light  feature. However, the Moon Light feature may cause motion blur at night  3D Noise Reduction: re duces noise at night  Moon  Light:  slow  shutter  feature  for  increasing  CMOS  sensitivity  at night  No Moon Light 3 Frame Moon Light  
  
 
  
 
 Chapter 5-2-2 Moon Light function  The  Moon  Light  function  feature  is  for  low-light  and  high  sensitivity  DSP  control that  enables  outstanding  video  quality  in  low-light  environments.  Moon  Light function  technology  can  be  used  for  both  black-and-white  and/or  color  video modes.  To  enable  Moon Light  function,  first  enable  the  Auto  Gain  Control  (AGC) setting.  The  combinational  use  of  3D  noise  reduction  (3D  DNR)  can  reduce  noise in  low  light  environments.  AGC  and  3D  DNR  do  not  cause  motion  blur.  If  the sensitivity  is  not  good  for  the  environment, the  Moon  Light  feature  can  instead  be used, however, this may cause motion blur in low light conditions. No Moon Light Moon Light On Regular SensUp  
  
 
  
 
  
 
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							Chapter 5-2-3 IR Cut Removable  The IR cut removable filter allows the user to schedule IR activation by (1) auto,  (2)  day,  (3)  night,  or  (4)  schedule.  W hen  the  setting  is  set  to  "Auto",  the  IR activation  is  determined  by  the  light  sensor.  The  "Night"  setting  means  that  the IR  cut  filter  is  removed.  "Day"  setting  means  that  the  IR  cut  filter  is  always  on. W hen  the  activation  schedule  is  enabled,  the  IR  cut  filter  can  be  scheduled based  on  specific  time  frames.  For  example,  a  user  can set  the IR  cut  activation time starting from 19:00 pm (day to night time) until 6:00 am (night to day time). 
  
 
  
 
  
 Chapter 5-2-4 Video Privacy Mask  Each AiP camera has four privacy masks. Select the mask number and drag the 
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							Chapter5-2-5 Audio Setting  Audio setting is based on the following:   MIC Volume: MIC or line input volume  Audio Input Mo de: c hoose MIC input or Line input.  Audio Input Gain: voice input gain contro l  Audio Output Vo lume: line  output vo lume adjustme nt  Audio Coding Type: G.711 u-La w  Sample Rate: a udio  sample rate  Bit Rate: a udio bitrate. 
 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 Chapter 5-3 IP Network Advance  To  block  unauthorized  IP  addresses,  click  Advance->Network->IP  Address Filtering.  Enter  the  IP  address  and  click  “Add”.  To  delete  the  filtered  IP  address, click “Delete”. 
 
 
  
 
 
 Chapter 5-4 Event  For  motion,  audio,  and  network  detection  configuration,  visit  Advance->System-
>Event for summary report. To edit an event, click “Edit Event”. 
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 Chapter 5-4-1 Motion Alarm, or Audio Detection Event  For  motion,  digital  input,  or  audio  alarm  notifications,  users  can  configure  event actions  to  send  JPEGs  to  an  FTP  server,  to  send  JPEGs  to  an  email  account, and/or  trigger  SD  card  recording  for  video.  To  schedule  the  event  task,  click “Schedule”. A weekly schedule box will appear. Edit as appropriate. 
 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
 Chapter 5-4-2 Motion Area  Once the above information is set, configure the motion area of the monitored 
environment. To configure a motion area, click on the video area. 
  
 
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 Chapter 5-4-3 Audio Detection Event  For  audio  supported  models,  the  AiP  camera  will  have  an  audio  detector  that  will detect  the  acoustic  level.  If  the  volume  exceeds  the  audio  sensitivity  value,  the audio detector will trigger an alarm and send a notification. 
 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
 Chapter 5-4-4 Alarm Input Detection Event  To enable external alarm digital input via an AiP camera, visit 
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							 Alarm Notification—Enable alarm notification  Alarm Input Mode—Normal open/normal close for detecting alarm inputs   
 
 
 
Chapter 5-4-5 Network Loss Detection Event  
  
 
 
 
Chapter 5-5 Notification  The alarm or motion notification feature can be triggered to send snapshots to an FTP  account  or  an  email  account. For  alarm  notification configuration,  follow  the instructions below: 
 Chapter 5-5-1 FTP Notification  To  enable  the  alarm  or  motion  sending  FTP  feature,  setup  the  following  FTP 
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  FTP server IP/DNS— IP address or domain name of the FTP server  Account— account of the FTP server 
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							 Password— password of the account  Directory—file path for storing the JPEG sna pshots  Prefix—prefix of the JPEG file na me  Date format—date  format string for the  JPEG file na me  Postfix—postfix of the JPEG filena me 
 Chapter 5-5-2 SMTP Email Notification  Alarm or motion notifications can be set to send a snapshot to an email account. 
To enable alarm or motion sending email snapshots, setup an email account. 
 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
  Email receiver settings 
Email address— email address of the recipient  Email sender setting 
Email address— email address of the sender  SMTP server— sender’s SMTP server 
Authorization— SMTP server’s authorization option if applicable Authorization account— account of the SMTP server Authorization password— password of the account 
  
 
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