Product Launch Group DVS-1000VM Manual de usuario

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DVS-1000VM

H.264 D1 - IP VIDEO SERVER

User Guide

Ver. 1.1

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Safety Precautions

Thank you for purchasing the DPVS-1000VM IP Video Server.

Before installing this product, please read the entire manual!

•Make sure to turn off the power before installing the

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IP Video Server.

•Do not install outdoors exposed to the elements or in dusty areas.

•Make sure to use the product within the specified temperature and humidity rating / limits.

•Do not operate the product in presence of vibrations or strong magnetic fields.

•Do not expose electrically conducting materials near the ventilation intake (Fan /rear cover).

•Do not open the unit; there are no serviceable parts inside.

•Opening the unit will void the warranty.

•To prevent the unit from overheating, do not obstruct the ventilation intake and keep any

obstructions at least 2 (two) inches away from the unit.

•Use the supplied 12VDC power transformer to power the unit or a suitable POE Network Switch.

CAUTION!

DO NOT USE

POE AND 12VDC

TO POWER THE UNIT AT THE SAME TIME!

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Table of Contents

Safety Precautions................................................................................................................................................................................ 2

1. Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................................... 4

1.1 About this manual ............................................................................................................................................................... 4

1.2 Features ............................................................................................................................................................................. 4

1.3 Products and accessories ................................................................................................................................................... 5

1.4 Labels and Functions.......................................................................................................................................................... 6

1.5 System Modes and Connections......................................................................................................................................... 7

2. Installation ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 9

2.1 Connecting Video................................................................................................................................................................ 9

2.2 Connecting to the network (LAN) ........................................................................................................................................ 9

2.3 Connecting Audio................................................................................................................................................................ 9

2.4 Connecting the serial port ................................................................................................................................................... 9

2.5 Connecting Sensor and alarm............................................................................................................................................. 9

2.6 Connecting Power............................................................................................................................................................... 10

2.7 Verify Connectivity .............................................................................................................................................................. 10

3. System Operation............................................................................................................................................................................. 11

3.1 Remote Video Monitoring.................................................................................................................................................... 11

3.2 Live Monitoring .................................................................................................................................................................. 12

3.3 Live Mode ........................................................................................................................................................................... 13

3.4 Video Display Selection....................................................................................................................................................... 14

4. Web Configurator - Setup ................................................................................................................................................................. 16

4.1 Host & Date ........................................................................................................................................................................ 16

4.1.2 Date & Time ............................................................................................................................................................... 17

4.2 Camera............................................................................................................................................................................... 18

4.2.1 Video.......................................................................................................................................................................... 18

4.2.2 Stream ....................................................................................................................................................................... 19

4.2.3 PTZ............................................................................................................................................................................ 21

4.2.4 Notification ................................................................................................................................................................. 22

4.2.5 Motion Detection ........................................................................................................................................................ 24

4.2.6 OSD........................................................................................................................................................................... 25

4.3 Network .............................................................................................................................................................................. 26

4.3.1 Network IP / HTTP .................................................................................................................................................... 26

4.3.2 Wireless ..................................................................................................................................................................... 27

4.3.3 DDNS......................................................................................................................................................................... 28

4.3.4 UPNP......................................................................................................................................................................... 30

4.4 Maintenance ....................................................................................................................................................................... 30

4.4.1 Users ......................................................................................................................................................................... 30

4.4.2 Firmware.................................................................................................................................................................... 32

4.4.3 Log............................................................................................................................................................................. 32

4.4.4 Status......................................................................................................................................................................... 33

4.4.5 Reboot ....................................................................................................................................................................... 33

5. Logout .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 33

6. Prolific – IP Camera finder ................................................................................................................................................................ 34

7. Notes................................................................................................................................................................................................ 35

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 About This Manual

This User Manual provides information on operating and managing the DVS-1000VM IP Video Server

unit. The Manual includes installation, operation and configuration instructions.

1.2 Features

DVS-1000VM is a digital IP video and audio transmission system that provides surveillance and

control of remote analog Video cameras and remote audio devices, based on IP networks via WAN,

LAN, ADSL/VDSL, or Wireless LAN. DVS-1000VM operates in an Encoder mode compressing video

and audio to a data stream and transmitting it via LAN/WAN or Internet.

DVS-1000VM provides high performance picture quality with motion adaptive 3D de-interlace, 3D

noise reduction, cross color suppression, and video enhancement capabilities. DVS-1000VM also

supports analog stereo audio input / output, microphone input, RS-485, and GPIO port for sensor

input and alarm relay output.

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Video

Composite Video Input with loop through output

State-of- the art Compression Algorithm, H.264 / MPEG4 / MJPEG (Triple Streaming)

Compression in various resolutions:

QCIF, CIF, Half-D1, D1

Wide Range of Video Transmission Rate : 32kbps ~ 8Mbps

Various Transmission Mode : CBR, VBR

High performance motion adaptive 3D de-interlacing

Excellent multi-directional edge preserving capability

High frequency area detection and adaptation

3D noise reduction

Ultra noise reduction for very low luminous intensity

Cross color suppression (for NTSC input only)

Video enhancement : Peaking, LTI/CTI, adaptive contrast

Motion Detection

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Audio

Analog L/R, Microphone Input

Multi-Transmission Mode : Unidirectional Mode (IP-server to Client PC or Decoder / Client PC or

Decoder to IP-server), Bi-directional Mode

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Network

Static IP & Dynamic IP(DHCP) Support

One to One Connection & One to Multiple Connection

Multi-Casting

Various Protocols support : TCP/IP, UDP, Multicast, DHCP, SMTP, HTTP, SNMP, RTP, RTSP

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Serial Data

Serial port : RS485

Various PTZ camera protocols

Data pass-through mode : Serial data communication between Camera and Encoder

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Sensor and Alarm

Connections to external sensor (input TTL Level) and alarm output (Dry Relay contact) devices

Event driven Alarm functions.

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User Interface

Display system status by OSD (On Screen Display)

Diagnose and upgrade through dedicated program (Prolific PL-CAM)

System configuration through Internet Explorer

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Reliability

Reliable embedded system

System recovery utilizing watch-dog functions

1.3 Product and Accessories

DPVS-1000VM 12VDC Power Supply

User Guide CD-ROM / Software

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1.4 Labels and Functions

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1.5 System Modes and Connections

DVS-1000VM operates as an Encoder connecting an analog Video Input to an Ethernet network

supporting multiple up to 32 simultaneous connections dependant on available network bandwidth.

Following table displays status of video, audio and serial data when connected to the network.

System Mode Video Audio Serial Data

Encoder Transmit Transmit/Receive Transmit/Receive

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Topology

Generally, the encoder and is connected in 1 to 1 mode. To support specific situation, 1-to-multiple

connection is also supported.

1:1 Connection (Unidirectional Transmission).

An encoder is installed at a site where video images can be transmitted from and a PC or NVR is

installed at a control center location to receive and view the video images on PC monitors. Audio and

serial data are also transmitted in either direction.

1 : N (32 max) Connection (Unidirectional Transmission).

Although up to 32 computers can be connected to an encoder, in a real network environment, maximum

connections would be limited by available network bandwidth. In addition a “CMS” (Central Monitoring

System) software can monitor multiple remote locations simultaneously.

Encoder PC Computer

PC Computer

Control Center

Remote Site

Encoder PC Computer

Remote Site Control Center

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Multicast Mode

In a network environment supporting multicast mode, if Multicast is setup as a system protocol, you can

use bandwidth efficiently regardless of the number of decoders. In 1 : N connection, a large number of

computers can receive audio and video data from an encoder by using a single streaming transmission.

CMS(Central Monitoring System)

CMS (Central Monitoring System) or LuxRiot is a

Windows based remote monitoring program

capable of accessing multiple DVS-1000VM

encoders (as well as a variety of IP cameras) in

real-time for monitoring or control of the encoders

and connected cameras or PTZ’s.

Please refer to the LuxRiot User Manual for more

information on CMS.

Control Center

Remote Site

Encoder

CMS-STARNVR

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2. INSTALLATION

2.1 Connecting Video

Encoder System

•Connecting a D1 resolution Camera

Connect an analog camera or Video source to the Video Input port of DVS-1000VM.

You can also use the looping out Video connector to connect to an analog monitor or other device.

2.2 Connecting to the Network (LAN)

•Connect a CAT 5e or CAT6 LAN Cable to the LAN port of the DVS-1000VM accordingly.

•The Yellow LED on the RJ45 Port will turn ON indicating a Link to the network

NOTE: If you plan to power this device via POE (Power Over Ethernet) you will need to connect

the LAN port to a POE enabled Network Switch with 12Watts of available Power.

CAUTION: Use only one power source) POE or 12VDC input. DO NOT CONNECT both power

sources at the same time as you may damage the unit and void the warranty.

2.3 Connecting Audio

Audio is bi-directional in any configuration. If necessary, it can be configured to be in transmit-only,

receive only or bi-directional mode.

•Connect audio Input and Output ports to a Microphone or an audio input and speakers accordingly

using a standard 2.5mm mini plug (Mono or Stereo).

•Audio signal are line level, therefore, microphone or speaker with amplification is required.

•

2.4 Connecting the Serial Port

The RS-485 port on the CVRS1000T can be connected to external equipment such as PTZ receiver

or High Speed Dome. A PC client can send PTZ commands to external equipment via this serial port.

2.5 Connecting Sensor and Alarm

Connect sensor and alarm devices to corresponding terminals.

Alarm Input is TTL level (short to Ground to trigger) and alarm output is a NC dry relay contact rated at

500mA at 12VDC. When power is applied to the encoder the relay contact is open (NO). The relay can

be configured as NO or NC following an event trigger.

The following describes the the I/O functions.

GPIO_IN_x and GPIO_OUT_x;

- GPIO_IN_x is input from external device.

- Event trigger can be set by motion, GPIO_IN_1, or GPIO_IN_2.

- GPIO_OUT_x output can be determined by motion, GPIO_IN_1, or GPIO_IN_2.

It has no direct relation to Event trigger setting. Even if GPIO1 item is not set(checked),

- GPIO_OUT_x will bypass GPIO_IN_1 input level when there is a transition in GPIO_IN_1 if

GPIO_OUT1 is set to GPIO1.

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Event trigger by GPIO_IN_1;

- If GPIO1 is set to "On," then an event trigger is made when GPIO_IN_1 is changed from Low to High.

- If GPIO1 is set to "Off," then an event trigger is made when GPIO_IN_1 is changed from High to Low.

- If GPIO1 is set to "Change," then an event trigger is made when GPIO_IN_1 is changed from Low to

High or High to Low.

2.6 Connecting Power

After confirming the power source (POE or 12VDC via supplied Plug in Transformer) connect power

adaptor and connect the power plug to the unit. The red LED will come on indicating power supplied to

the unit. It takes approximately 1 minute for the system to boot and become operational.

2.7 Verify Connectivity

Once power is supplied to the encoder, it will start booting. The system will become operational

(accessible) after approximately 40-60 seconds. The green LED on the Ethernet port will flash

indicating the system is ready. The default URL is: http://192.168.10.2

Software provided on the included CD-ROM called PL-CAM Manager allows you to check the IP

address and other network details of the camera. Please refer to the Appendix at the end of this

document for instructions on how to find the IP address of the camera and change it as required to

match your network environment.

Encoder Network Port LED Display and Power LED

Once Power is applied to the unit either via the POE switch or the external 12VDC power supply, the Red

Power LED (8) will turn ON. The LED indicators on either side of the RJ45 Network port will indicate the

encoder status.

Once the encoder is connected to a network the Orange “LINK” LED will turn ON and the Green LED

“ DATA” will blink as video or audio transmissions occur.

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