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IP CAMERAS EASY SERIES

Please read this manual thoroughly before use and keep it for future reference

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Network Connection This series of products support the access and management via web browser.

IP camera factory default setup:

IP address: 192.168.1.168.

User name: admin

Password: (none)

Please follow the steps listed below for network connection.

- Make sure the IPC has connected to the network properly.

- The camera IP address and the PC IP address shall be in the same network segment.

- IPC default IP address is 192.168.1.168. If there is a router, please set the

corresponding gateway and subnet mask.

- Use the command ping ***.***.***.***(* IP camera address) to check if the connection

is OK or not.

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Main Interface Introduction Login

Open Internet Explorer and enter the camera IP address in the address bar.

For example, if your IP camera address is 192.168.1.168 (the default one) ,then please

enter http:// 192.168.1.168 in the address bar. See picture 2.1

2.1

Then you will turn to the Login page. See picture 2.2

Please input your user name and password.

Default factory name is admin and password is (none ).

Note: for security reasons, please modify your password after your first login.

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After you logged in, the camera main interface is shown as in picture 2.3

2.3

There are eight sections:

1: Main stream

2: PTZ control

3: n.a.

4: Main stream and the second stream switching

5: Audio On/Off

6: Snapshot

7: Switch from live to setup and vice-versa

8: Choice of language

Main and sub stream The preview window is shown below. See pictures 2.4 (sub stream) and 2.5 (main stream)

2.4

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2.5

1: Date/Time

2: Channel Name

3: Esee ID Stream switch You can change from main stream to sub stream flow via this module.

See pictures 2.6 and 2.7

2.6

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2.7

Snapshot

Click this button to get a screenshot.

Language Click to choose the language. See picture 2.8.

2.8

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Setup Media

In this section is possible to setup the Video, the Image, the ISP, the Privacy Mask and the

OSD.

Video setup

Video setup contents:

1: power frequency

2: profile

3: Encode Type

4: Stream

5: Channel Name, Resolution and Bitrate Control Type

6: BPS

7: FPS power frequency

Choose the frequency from 50HZ or 60HZ. See picture 2.9.

2.9

profile

Choose the profile from main or baseline. See picture 3.0

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Encode Type

You can choose the encode type from video or video&audio. See picture 3.1

3.1

Stream

You can choose the Stream from main stream or sub stream. See picture 3.2.

3.2

Channel Name, Resolution and Bitrate Control Type

Set the channel name as you like and set the Bitrate type from Variable or Constant. In the

dropdown menu, you can also choose the resolution You need. See pictures 3.3 and 3.4.

3.3

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3.4

BPS

Set the BPS as you need. See picture 3.5.

3.5

FPS

Set the FPS as you need. See picture 3.6.

3.6

Note: after change the setup, don’t forget to save! !!

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Image setup

Setup your image in this section. See picture 3.7.

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Image setup contents:

1: Contrast

2: Brightness

3: Saturation

4: Hue

5: Sharpen

6: Flip or Mirror

Note: after change the setup, don’t forget to save! !!

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ISP (Image Signal Processing)

In this module, you can find kinds of way to deal with the picture. See picture 3.8.

3.8

ISP contents:

1: Scene Mode

2: Style

3: White Balance

4: Day/Night Mode

5: Advance

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Scene Mode

There are three kinds of mode you can choose to fix the scene: auto, indoor and outdoor. See

picture 3.9.

3.9

Style

There are three kinds of mode you can choose to fix the style: Standard, Bright and Gorgeous.

See picture 3.10.

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White Balance

There are three kinds of mode you can choose to fix the White Balance: auto, indoor and

outdoor. See picture 3.11

3.11

Day/Night Mode

In this module, you can choose the automatic mode or passive mode for the IR cut Detect

mode and you can fix the IR cut mode as daylight, night or

auto. See picture 3.12.

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Advance (not for all models)

In this module, You can choose whether to open the WDR and make some adjustment with

Wide Dynamic Range and 3D Denoise Strength. Also you can choose the low light mode as

you need. See picture 3.13.

3.13

Note: after change the setup, don’t forget to save! !! Privacy Mask

This function produce a shelter over your video to protect the privacy part of the video.

If you want to enable this module, please don’t forget to choose the enable select box and

choose the color for the mask. See pictures 3.14 and 3.15.

3.14

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3.15

Note: after change the setup, don’t forget to save! !! OSD setup

In this module, you can change and enable the date/time overlay, channel name overlay and

device ID overlay.

You can also choose the date format and the time format as you like. See pictures 3.16, 3.17

and 3.18

3.16

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3.17

3.18

Note: after change the setup, don’t forget to save! !!

Network setup This module is used to modify the network Settings.

Local setup

In this module, you can set the local network configuration such as MAC, IP Adapted, ESEE

State and more. See picture 3.19.

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3.19

Note: after change the setup, don’t forget to save! !!

Remote setup

In this module, you can set the remote network configuration such as DDNS setup and PPPoE

setup.

In the section of DDNS setup, you can choose the kinds of server as you like. See picture 3.20

3.20

Note: after change the setup, don’t forget to save! !!

Advance setup In this section, you can change the configuration of user management.

User Management

In this module, you can change the authority of users. Meanwhile, you can add user and

change the password as you like. See picture 3.21.

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3.21

System setup In this section, you can fix the time, initialization and device info.

Time

Choose the time zone you need. See picture 3.22

3.22

Initialization

Here is possible to Reboot, Restore or Upgrade the camera. See picture 3.23.

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3.23

Initialization contents:

1: Reboot

2: Restore

3: Upgrade

Device info

3.24