Panasonic KX-HCM230 Manual de usuario

Additional Feature table

Additional Feature Page

Adding DDNS (Dynamic DomainName System)featureon

Configuration window and Network window

DDNS parameter is added on Configuration window displayed

by Setup CD-ROM and Network window on Setup Page of

Network Camera. DDNS feature allows you to access a

Network Camera by a domain name like

"xxxxx.viewnetcam.com" after registering for Viewnetcam

service.

Page 3—Page 7

Setting Home Positioning

Home Positioning allows you to fix the lens on a specific

point.

Page 8

Viewing Buffered Image Screen

Images can be buffered in the internal memory of the Network

Camera. They can be viewed by clicking [Start Capture] on

Capture screen. Alarm/Timer mode in the Image Transfer on

page 13 can also buffer images.

Page 9—Page 10

Operating Instructions (Additional Features)

Network Camera

Model No.

KX-HCM10 / KX-HCM230

The features described below are added in accordance with

our modifications in the product specifications. Read both

Operating Instructions before starting to use the product.

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Operating Instructions

Viewing still images on your mobile phone

A mobile phone with colour display allows you to view still

images over the Internet anywhere at any time.

Page 11

Adjusting Clock for Summer Time

Adjust Clock for Summer Time is added on Name/Time

window.

Page 12

Transferring camera images

The Network Camera can buffer images and send them via e-

mail or FTP by configuring Image Transfer. Capture, Alarm

and Timer can be used simultaneously by checking [Enable]

for Controls on each of their Image Transfer windows.

Page 13—Page 15

Setting login timing for FTP Image Transfer

FTP login timing can be specified when transferrings camera

images in Image Transfer feature.

Page 16

Specifying the Pan/Tilt range on Camera Setup window

Pan/Tilt range parameters are added on Camera Setup

window on Setup Page of Network Camera. Vision in pan/tilt

operation can be restricted.

Page 17—Page 18

Status

Status window displays general information about the

Network Camera.

Page 19

Default Setting List

Troubleshooting ............................................................

............................................................ Page 20

Page 22

Additional Feature Page

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Operating Instructions

Adding DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name System) feature

on Configuration window and Network window

DDNS parameter is added on Configuration window displayed by Setup CD-ROM

and Network window on Setup Page of Network Camera.

Configuration window on Setup CD-ROM

Network window on Setup Page

Note

Screen shots reprinted with permission from Microsoft Corporation.

Added

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Operating Instructions

Network Parameters Table

An item for a parameter DDNS is newly added on the Network Parameters Table

on page 22 in the Operating Instructions. General modifications are added to the

asterisks and their descriptions for reference on the table including the one for

DDNS. DDNS parameter differs depending on your configuration type. Refer to

Operating Instructions for Network Camera Configuration Type.

*1Many ISP's intentionally block the port number 80 to guard against network

viruses. If your ISP blocks the port number 80, substitute it to another unused

port number.

*2When you use more than one Network Camera with a broadband router, each

Network Camera needs its own port number.

*3The Port Forwarding (IP Masquerade) feature needs to be set to the

broadband router. Refer to page 32 in the Operating Instructions.

*4Refer to the broadband router's manual.

It can restrict the transmit bandwidth.

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Select from 0.1 to Unlimited Mbit/s.

Max.

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Bandwidth

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Usage

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Parameters

Network Camera ConfigurationType

Port No.

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IP address

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Subnet

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Mask

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Default

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Gateway

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DNS

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Server 1, 2

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DDNS

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Check [Static],

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and set the

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static private

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IP address.

192.168.0.253

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(default)

255.255.255.0

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(default)

Check [Static],

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and set the

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static global

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IP address.*5

Check [Static],

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and set the

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static private

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IP address.*4

Set Default

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Gateway

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address.

You do not

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need to set up.

Set DNS server address.

[Type 1] [Type 2] [Type 3] [Type 4]

Set Default

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Gateway

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address.*5

Set DNS server

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address.*5

Set the private

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IP address of the

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broadband router

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(on your network),

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not of the gateway

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of your ISP.

80 (default)*1

80 (default) 80 (default)

Set the Subnet Mask fitted to your network.

You do not

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need to setup. You do not

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need to setup.

*6*6

80 (default)

*1*3

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Operating Instructions

*5When you use a Network Camera in DHCP feature, check [DHCP] and enter

the Host Name if your ISP requires. If you automatically get the address of

Default Gateway and DNS server from DHCP server, you do not need to set

up.

*6Verify that your ISP supports DHCP. If your ISP supports DHCP, or if you

assign a domain name to the Network Camera, you need to contract and

Camera and the broadband router, you do not need to register for DDNS

service. Refer to page 5.

Instructions for the data fields

DDNS

•YourE-mail

Address

• Personal

(Camera) URL

•YourAccount

Link

• If your ISP-specified IP address of Cable/xDSL modem

is not static, you need to contract to DDNS (Dynamic

Domain Name System) service.

Check DDNS Enable, enter Your E-mail Address.

• By enabling DDNS service viewnetcam.com, you can

create a personalised web address (for example,

bob.viewnetcam.com) at which your camera's live video

can always be found on the Internet. The e-mail address

you entered will be automatically informed to

viewnetcam.com for managing and supporting your

account, improving services, and for marketing and

promotional purposes.

• [Space], ["], ['], [#], [&], [%],[=], [+], [?], [<], [>] and [:] are

not available.

Character set is like [text] + [@] + [text] + [.] + [text].

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Operating Instructions

Viewnetcam service

DDNS feature

DDNS feature allows you to access a Network Camera by a domain name like

"xxxxx.viewnetcam.com" after registering for Viewnetcam service.

1. A DHCP server of your ISP assigns a global IP address dynamically to the

router or Network Camera. (Dynamic global IP address)

2. The Network Camera informs the Viewnetcam serverof the global IP address

and domain name assigned to the Network Camera.

3. When you enter the URL including the domain name on the web browser over

the Internet, your PC obtains the global IP address of the Network Camera

registered on the Viewnetcam server.

4. Your PC with the global IP address can access the Network Camera.

Note

If your ISP assigns only a private IP address to the Network Camera, you cannot

use Viewnetcam service. Viewnetcam service requires a global IP address. Ask

your ISP for assigning a global IP address.

Viewnetcam server

ISP

This is an Illustration

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of KX-HCM10.

Internet

3. 2.

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Operating Instructions

DDNS registration

1. Restart the Network Camera and insert the Setup CD-ROM in the CD-ROM

drive of the PC.

2. Click [Network Configuration].

3. Select a Network Camera to register for Viewnetcam service on Network

Camera List window.

4. Click [Select]. Confirm on Configuration window that Default Gateway and

DNS server are correctly configured.

5. Check [DDNS Enable] box, and enter [Your E-mail Address].

• Enter your own e-mail address. Our Viewnetcam server will notify you

about your registration to the entered e-mail address.

6. Click [Save].

• The Network Camera restarts to save your configuration.

7. Click [OK] –>[Cancel] on windows.

8. Select the Network Camera to register for Viewnetcam service on Network

Camera List window.

9. Click [Select]. Configuration window appears.

10.Click [Your Account Link] at [DDNS Enable].

• A web browser starts up. Follow the instructions on the web site and

perform a userregistration. When finished, a URL for the Network Camera

will be automatically assigned.

•CloseConfiguration window when the registration finished.

Notes

• If [Your Account Link] cannot be clicked, the Network Camera may not be able

to access the Internet. Confirm Configuration window or your router's

configuration, and restart the Network Camera. Refer to the Viewnetcam.com

Web Site "http://www.viewnetcam.com" for more details.

• AccesstheNetworkCamera withitsprivateIPaddresswhenaccessingitfrom

inside the same LAN. Accessing it with its domain name from inside the same

LAN may be impossible depending on the specifications of some routers.

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Operating Instructions

Setting Home Positioning

Home Positioning allows you to fix the lens on a specific point. Lens moves to

the home position when clicking Home Position button. Camera Setup window

can lock the Home Positioning feature.

Saving or modifying the home position button

1) Click [Program]. A red cancel button appears.

•[Cancel] returns to theSingle Camerascreen.

2) Move the lens to a desired position using Pan/Tilt

operation.

3) Click the home position button.

• After saving the home position button,

"Success!" appears on the display.

4) Click [Cancel] when finished.

3)Home

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Position

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Operating Instructions

Viewing Buffered Image Screen

Images can be buffered in the internal memory of the Network Camera.Theycan

be viewed by clicking [Start Capture] on Capture screen. Alarm/Timer mode in

the Image Transfer on page 13 can also buffer images.

The look of Buffered Image on the operation bar differs depending on the setting

for Trigger Setting on Image Transfer window. The names of enabled trigger

settings will be displayed as follows. Refer to page 13 about the Image Transfer

feature.

The screen differs depending on

clicking [Alarm] or [Timer] on

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the operation bar.The screen

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on the left shows Alarm.

The current images will be

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buffered in the internal memory

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of the Network Camera.

Added

Capture, Alarm and

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Timer are all enabled.

Capture alone

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is enabled.

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Operating Instructions

Notes

• The refresh interval becomes longer as more clients access the

Network Camera.

• The image resolution, image quality and object situation affect the

number of frames in the buffered image.

• If internal memory is filled after clicking [Start Capture], the image

buffering will stop automatically.

• If [Start Capture] is clicked again, buffered images will be all erased,

and new images will be buffered in the internal memory.

• If [Start Capture] is started on one PC while viewing buffered images

on another, the images will be overwritten.

• The internal memory will be divided by the number of trigger settingsin

Image Transfer. If all three trigger settings are enabled, the Network

Camera can buffer approximately 26 frames (KX-HCM10) or 186

frames (KX-HCM230) for each trigger setting at a resolution of 320 x

240.

[Start Capture] : The imageswill be buffered in the internal memory of the

Network Camera. Network traffic, PC performance,

image quality and image resolution influence playing

duration time and the refresh interval of the image. The

resolution is the same as the current image settings. At a

resolution of 320 x 240 in standard, the Network Camera

buffers approximately 80 frames (KX-HCM10) or 560

frames (KX-HCM230).

[Primary] :[Primary] enables you to view the buffered image in the

primary time in the Alarm/Timer mode.

[Secondary] :[Secondary] enables you to view the buffered image in

the secondary time in the Alarm/Timer mode.

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