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9 REMOTE SUR
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9.1 REMOTE LIVE SURVEILLANCE
Surveillance system supports Remote Surveillance through LAN, Internet, and Intranet. Simply
enable the Webcam function of the system on a computer which is connected to the Internet,
and the computer system will become an Internet Webcam server. On any other computer
that connects to Internet, enter the public IP server address in an Internet Explorer browser
window. Remote users can get high quality real-time image from the server (depending on
available bandwidth) and also control the P.T.Z devices.
enable the Webcam function of the system on a computer which is connected to the Internet,
and the computer system will become an Internet Webcam server. On any other computer
that connects to Internet, enter the public IP server address in an Internet Explorer browser
window. Remote users can get high quality real-time image from the server (depending on
available bandwidth) and also control the P.T.Z devices.
REMOTE SURVEILLANCE SERVER CONFIGURATION
Users should first enable the Web Camera Services in Basic Configuration and set other
settings as shown below:
settings as shown below:
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HTTP Port - Web service & download
service port, default value is 80.
Data Port - Data transmission port, default
value is 1159.
Command Port - Control command port,
default value is 1160.
Picture Quality - Default value is medium.
PICTURE 9-1
If your internet connection does not have enough bandwidth available you can use the Picture
Quality option to send the video over the internet at a lower quality setting then you are using
for recording. That way you will be able to see the images over the internet at lower quality
while still recording at the higher quality setting.
Quality option to send the video over the internet at a lower quality setting then you are using
for recording. That way you will be able to see the images over the internet at lower quality
while still recording at the higher quality setting.
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PICTURE 9-2
PICTURE 9-3
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cmd
A. WINDOWS XP – Select Run from
your Windows
START menu (lower
left of screen) and type “cmd” after
the prompt.
the prompt.
B. WINDOWS VISTA and WINDOWS
7 – Click on the START menu
(Windows icon) in the lower left of
your screen. Type “cmd” into the field
that says, “Search programs and
files” and hit ENTER or click on the
magnifying glass icon.
(Windows icon) in the lower left of
your screen. Type “cmd” into the field
that says, “Search programs and
files” and hit ENTER or click on the
magnifying glass icon.
STEP 2. Type “ipconfig” at the prompt
(Red arrow in
Picture 9-4
) to
access router settings.
STEP 3. Write down the IP4v address
(Blue arrow) as well as the Gateway
and Subnet Mask numbers (Green
arrows). The IP4v address is the
address used by the card.
and Subnet Mask numbers (Green
arrows). The IP4v address is the
address used by the card.
9.2 CONFIGURING ROUTER FOR REMOTE ACCESS
PART 1: FIND OUT THE IP ADDRESS OF THE SYSTEM
STEP 1. To access the router’s settings you will need to enter the Command (CMD)
panel on the computer containing your video capture card.
NOTE! The minimum speed on the internet connection is 1Mbps download
and 1Mbps upload for 4 and 8 channels, and 2Mbps download and upload
for 16 channels. You can check the speed of your connection at both ends by
and 1Mbps upload for 4 and 8 channels, and 2Mbps download and upload
for 16 channels. You can check the speed of your connection at both ends by
going www.SpeedTest.net from both the computer in which the card is installed as well as
the remote computer which you will be using.
the remote computer which you will be using.