Network Webcams N Series V1.0 Hd Ip Camera User Guide

N Series V1.0 Hd Ip Camera

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Specifications

• Model: N Series V1.0
• Power Supply: 12V (optional) or Power over Ethernet (PoE)
• Network Connectivity: LAN
• Supported Browsers: Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari
• Supported OS: Windows (full support), other OS for basic
  configuration

Product Usage Instructions

1. Connecting the Camera

Connect the camera to a PoE NVR or PoE switch as shown in the
manual. If not using PoE, connect to a 12V power supply. Ensure
waterproofing for outdoor use.

2. Camera’s IP Address Assignment

Use the provided search tool to list cameras in the LAN or
manually assign IP addresses without conflicts. Confirm network
planning before assigning.

3. Working with Internet Explorer Web Browser

Type the camera’s IP address in Internet Explorer to access the
login page. Use default credentials (admin, 123456). Modify IP if
login fails.

4. LAN Configuration via Windows GUI

Right-click on the Network icon and select open Network and
Sharing Center to configure LAN settings.

5. Configurations

Setup camera Time & Date in Configurations >
Time&Network > Date&Time. Name the camera title in
Configurations > Media Setup > OSD.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Which browsers are supported for accessing the camera’s web

interface?

A: Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari are supported. Windows OS
provides full support while other OS may have limited
functionality.

Q: How can I update the camera firmware?

A: Select the camera, click on Upgrade Firmware after browsing
for the firmware file.

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HD IP CAMERA USER GUIDE
N Series: V1.0 Note: This manual may contain some incorrect information, even though it was published with our carefully proofreading. The new updates will be added to the next release without notice. Your valuable advice is really appreciated.
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Table of contents
Connecting the camera to system (reference only) ………………………………………… 3 Camera’s IP address assignment ……………………………………………………………….. 4 How to find out the LAN configuration via Windows GUI ? ………………………………..5 Working with Internet Explorer web browser …………………………………………………5 Configurations ………………………………………………………………………………………. 7

1. To setup the camera Time & Date ……………………………………………………. 7 2) To name the camera title ……………………………………………………………….. 7 3) TF memory card installation (optional) ………………………………………………. 8 4) Playback and Download video (optional) ……………………………………………. 9 5) Smart phone p2p remote access by scanning QR code (optional) …………….. 9 6) To setup Smart Human Detection and Vehicle Detection ………………………. 10 7) * To setup Smart Line Crossing Detection ………………………………………….11
2. • To setup Smart Face Detection ……………………………………………………. 12 9) * To setup Smart Perimeter protection …………………………………………….. 13 Working with smart Phone (Android & iPhone) ……………………………………………. 14 Genera use steps …………………………………………………………………………….14 Function description …………………………………………………………………………15 Working with NVR ………………………………………………………………………………… 18 Frequently Asked Questions ……………………………………………………………………. 19 1. Why can’t I open the default IP address 192.168.0.123 via web browser? … 19 2. How to reset the password? ……………………………………………………………19 3. How to upgrade the IP camera? ………………………………………………………19 4. How to fetch the RTSP video stream and http snapshot? ……………………….19 5. Why doesn’t the NVR show image after adding IP camera? …………………… 19 6. How to make the NVR record in motion detection mode? ……………………… 19 7. Where can i control the motorized auto focus lens zoom? …………………….. 19 8. Which kinds of third-party security software can be compatible with? ……….19
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Connecting the camera to system (reference only)
Figure 1: Working With PoE NVR
Figure 2: Working With PoE switch and NVR
Figure 3: Waterproofing work (network connector) Note: 1. The camera should be connected to an OPTIONAL 12 volt power supply if you do
not use PoE (Power over Ethernet). 2. A Windows computer is more convenient to setup and troubleshooting. 3. It is very important that network connector waterproofing work should be more
carefully on the outdoor operating.
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Camera’s IP address assignment
Default IP address: 192.168.0.123 (DHCP) Username: admin, Password: 123456 ( We strongly recommend modifying the default password for your security). Obtaining IP settings automatically by DHCP This series camera default network configuration is DHCP mode, you can get IP settings assigned automatically from the LAN router or DHCP server, otherwise, the camera will set its own IP address to 192.168.0.123 in a few seconds for local access. The camera will save the obtained IP settings to static configuration after 24 hours continues running to keep your system working more stable. You can install the device search tool to quickly configure the IP camera. Using Device Search Tool (SettingTool)
Click Start Search and all your cameras in the LAN will be listed in seconds. If you prefer to assign camera IP address manually, you’d better confirm the IP network planning and avoid IP address conflict. It is user-friendly that the search tool can calculate the selected cameras number to match the range of Start IP and End IP.
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Tips: 1. Net Card: Only select the desired network adapter to search 2. Batch Reset: Restore to factory default settings; 3. Video Preview: Double-click list items; 4. Go to Web: right-click list item and select web; 5. Upgrade Firmware: Select the check-box, click Browse then click Upgrade
Firmware. How to find out the LAN configuration via Windows GUI ?
Right-click on the Network icon and select open Network and Sharing Center.
Working with Internet Explorer web browser
To access the camera’s web interface, type in the IP camera’s IP address in Internet Explorer’s URL bar to gain access to the login page. Please check your current network connection or modify IP address to the same subnet if login page can not load. (Default user name: admin, Password: 123456)
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You can use Chrome , Edge, Firefox ,safari to access the camera web service page. (Windows OS perfect supported , other OS just can configure parameters) At the first time login, the web browser will prompt plug-in link to download for video player. Please download and install it without worry about the security. After restart or refresh your web browser and allow the plug-in player to run. The live video will start playing automatically after login successfully.
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Note: 1. Windows OS is perfect supported , other OS may lack of some functions play less smoothly because of the incompatibility. 2. Only the Motorized Auto Focus or PTZ cameras can do optical Zoom In and Zoom Out in PTZ button page. 3. Keeping pressing on live video and dragging for Digital Zoom. 4. If there is a delay in video response when accessing remotely, please switch to Sub Stream instead.
Configurations

1. To setup the camera Time & Date Configurations > Time&Network > Date&Time
   There are two time update modes available – Manual (Sync with PC) and NTP. DST (daylight-saving time) is available for time offset adjust automatically. NTP (network time protocol) is used for scheduled getting correct date and time from Internet automatically. 2) To name the camera title Configurations > Media Setup > OSD
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Modify the title as you need, drag the items to adjust the showing position (if needed), click Save. 3) TF memory card installation (optional) Configurations > Storage > TF Card (with Micro-SD slot only)
It is suggested to install the memory card (Class10: 32GB – 512GB) for local storage if you need playback from camera. Once memory card inserted, camera will format it , show capacity and start 24 hours recording with a red status icon at the top-right corner of the video automatically.
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4. Playback and Download video (optional)
   When memory card installed there is a red dot icon at the live video top-right corner , user can search and playback the inside videos and pictures. Playback: click Playback button, select desired date from right calender, doubleclick the time bar (red is event recording, blue is normal record). Backup: scrolling mouse wheel to zoom in on time bar, drag to select the video clip, right-click and click the Download menu. File path: C:Users<your name>AppDataLocalNsdPlayerV4record 5) Smart phone p2p remote access by scanning QR code (optional) Configurations > Services Security > P2P mobile view (Enable
   manually)
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1. Install app “remoteyes” from Google Play Store or Apple Store 2. Scan camera p2p QR code to add device 6) To setup Smart Human Detection and Vehicle Detection Configurations > Alarm Setup > Human Vehicle Detection
Detection target: human / vehicle / bicycle Detection Area: default full- screen / user-defined drawing Show target box: display a rectangular border to surround the target Threshold: filter small target Action trigger: 1. snap — trigger snapshot when event happen;
2. record- trigger snapshot when event happen; 3. relay — trigger alarm out relay and red&blue flashing; 4. light — trigger white lights flashing as warning; 5. voice — trigger loud speaker voice or tones playing
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7. • To setup Smart Line Crossing Detection Configurations > Alarm Setup > Cross Line Detection
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Setup step: 1. check the main enable checkbox; 2. click “Area” , select a rule and check the sub enable checkbox; 3. drawing alarm rule line when needed; 4. select detection target and moving direction (A->B, B->A, A<->B); 5. select the trigger actions when desired.
8) * To setup Smart Face Detection Configurations > Alarm Setup > Face Detection
Setup step: 1. check the Enable checkbox;
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2. click “Area” (default full-screen) 3. drawing detect area or schedule when needed; 4. select the trigger actions when desired.
9) * To setup Smart Perimeter protection Configurations > Alarm Setup > Perimeter protection
Setup step: 1. check the main enable checkbox; 2. click “Area” , select a rule and check the sub enable checkbox; 3. drawing alarm rule block when needed; 3. select detection target 4. select the trigger actions when desired.
Using the P2P UID and QR code, you can access the camera remotely anywhere via smart phone with Internet access. Please register an account via mobile phone after installing the “remoteyes” APP from Apple Store or Google Play Store, then log in and add your camera to start previewing.
Tips: If the Login Status shows Offline, please check your Internet connection and IP camera TCP/IP Network configurations. Please make sure to use a valid IP address, Gateway and DNS server in the TCP/IP Network settings.
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Working with smart Phone (Android & iPhone)
Visit the Apple Store or the Google Play Store to download the remoteyes app for iOS or Android devices. After installation, tap the icon to launch the remoteyes app. For the first time use, please create a new account.
Genera use steps 1. For new users, please tap CREATE NEW ACCOUNT to register an account 2. Tap “+” select “Add Camera by QR Code” 3. Get into the camera QR code web page (Configurations > Services
Security > P2P mobile view (Enable manually)) 4. Put the IP camera QR code in the app effective scan area to finish adding 5. Tap the camera list to start live video
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Function description Icon

Function description

Away / Home : push notifications or not

Additional Cloud paid service

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Additional Cloud paid service Video playback Go to camera settings Switch HD or SD live resolution Rotate camera image direction Take snapshot Record video clip Start two-way audio intercom Change night mode (IR / Color / Auto)
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Note: if you cannot connect the camera, please check your Internet connection and verify the IP address, gateway, and DNS setting in the camera. The Cloud login status should be online, which means the camera has registered to the cloud server. You may also want to connect your phone to WiFi for better performance.
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Working with NVR
The IP camera supports standard ONVIF protocol and it can be added to third- party video recorder. Some of the models support both H.264 and H.265 encode mode. The H.265 encode cameras can compress the video data to a very low bit rates which allows more video data storage than normal H.264 camera. Before pairing cameras to the NVR, make sure the NVR and cameras have valid and matching IP address scheme.
Note: Some of the PoE NVR supports Plug & play, which allows you to get video without manually search and add. if Plug & play feature is not available or not compatible, please follow the NVR manual steps and select ONVIF protocol as the paring protocol. (Camera default password: 123456) If the POE NVR can not discover the connected camera or can not display the camera video , please check it’s internal POE interface IP configuration and make sure all connected cameras and NVR POE interface are in the same subnet schema. For more help please contact the both NVR and IP camera suppliers for technical assistance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. Why can’t I open the default IP address 192.168.0.123 via web browser?
The camera is working at DHCP mode by default, it will obtain the IP settings from router automatically . Please install the IP search tool to find the camera’s IP address. Camera IP address will be 192.168.0.123 if no router in the LAN.
2. How to reset the password?
If you lost the password or would to reset the camera’s setting, please install the search tool to search the camera IP and click Batch Reset button. Also if the camera with a built-in hardware reset button and easy touched, just keep pressing it around 10 second.
3. How to upgrade the IP camera?

1. Ask the supplier for the suitable firmware, 2) you can use the web browser, search tool to upgrade the camera, 3) go to the upgrade button and wait for the operation to complete.
   4. How to fetch the RTSP video stream and http snapshot?
2. VLC test Main Stream: rtsp://admin:123456@IP:554/media/live/1/1 2) VLC test Sub Stream: rtsp://admin:123456@ IP:554/media/live/1/2 3) Low resolution snapshot: http://IP/cgi/special.cgi?act=snapshot&stream=1 4) HD snapshot : http://IP/cgi-bin/snapshot.cgi?act=snapshot&stream=0 (some models support)
   5. Why doesn’t the NVR show image after adding IP camera?
3. Make sure the NVR and IP camera are the same IP subnet.(eg. NVR:192.168.1.x, and IP camera:192.168.1.y) 2) Try changing the protocol to ONVIF, encode mode to H.264.
   6. How to make the NVR record in motion detection mode?
4. add the IP camera via ONVIF protocol 2) change the NVR record mode to Motion Detection mode 3) check the NVR screen MD icon and try playback Please refer to your NVR manual for NVR motion record option, camera also should enable motion detection.
   7. Where can i control the motorized auto focus lens zoom?
5. Using the camera’s web interface 2) Control zoom by mobile app 3) Go to the setting tool configuration tab and select PTZ tab window 4) Find the PTZ menu in your NVR to control lens zoom
   8. Which kinds of third-party security software can be compatible with?
   Milestone, Avigilon, Pelco VxToolbox, Blue Iris, iSpy, Synology, Digifort …
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