RVS4000 Remote Video Server Operator's Guide

RVS4000 OPERATOR’S GUIDE (8200-0139-02, REV. A)

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RVS4000 Remote Video Server Operator’s Guide

Figure 1: RVS4000 hardware

STATUS

NETWORK

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PRESET

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RVS4000Remote Video Server

Figure 2: RVS4000 software startup window

Contents About this Guide ................................................ 1 RVS4000 Overview ........................................... 1 Logging On to the RVS4000.............................. 2 Working in the Video Display Window............... 3 Working in Administrator Mode ......................... 4 Controlling Domes ............................................. 6 Changing Configuration Settings....................... 7 Other Administrator Tasks............................... 16 Using Dial-in Access........................................ 17 Specifications................................................... 18 Declarations..................................................... 18

© Sensormatic 2002

About this Guide This operator’s guide explains how to control and configure the RVS4000 remote video server using Internet Explorer (version 4.0 or later) or Netscape. Other related documents are:

• Installation and Configuration Guide, 8200-0139-01

• Multi-Location Viewer User’s Guide, 8200-0139-03

The Multi-Location Viewer User’s Guide is found on the CD included with the RVS4000 unit.

IMPORTANT! To ensure that you have the latest version of the documents, check the following web site: http://www.tycovideo.com/products_docSearch.asp

If you need assistance... Contact your Sales Representative.

RVS4000 Overview RSV4000 Remote Video Server is a set-top device used to transmit real-time digital video data through the Internet.

Using Microsoft® Internet Explorer or Netscape web browsers, video can be viewed over the Internet by entering the IP address assigned to the RVS4000 unit. Once connected, you may log in to the unit to view video on your local PC.

There are two modes of operation: User mode and Administrator mode.

• User mode allows you to select any of the 4 video channels to view and choose how the video displays on your computer.

• Administrator mode allows for all of the functions provided by user mode, but also permits changing configuration settings for the RVS4000 unit, responding to alarms, and controlling domes across the Internet.

The RVS4000 administrator will determine which mode you should use to access the unit.

Note: You must have the Java applications installed on your computer to use the administrator functions. These are found on the software CD included with the RVS4000 unit.

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Logging On to the RVS4000 Contact your network administrator for the IP address assigned to the RVS4000 unit. You need this information to setup and log on to the unit.

1. Start your web browser—either Internet Explorer (4.0 or newer) or Netscape.

2. Enter the IP address for the RVS4000 unit provided by your system administrator in the address field of your browser.

3. The RVS4000 startup window appears. Click Admin or User (appearing at the top of the window).

4. The Enter Password window appears. Enter

the User Name and Password provided by your administrator. Click OK.

Note: The default log in information appears in Table 1.

Table 1: Default User IDs and Passwords

Type User Name Password

User user user

Administrator admin admin0

The RVS4000 video display window appears.

Figure 3: Administrator Mode Video Display Window

Figure 4: User Mode Video Display Window

Continue with “Working in the Video Display Window” on page 3.

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Working in the Video Display Window The Video Display Window allows you to:

• Choose a display format

• Choose a camera to view

• Choose an image size

• Stop or Start the display of live video

Figure 5: User mode navigation bar

If you have administrator privileges, you may also:

• Save images to the RVS4000 unit

• Save images to your local computer

• Control connected domes

• Clear alarms

• Change configuration settings

Figure 6: Administrator mode navigation bar options

Selecting Cameras and Changing Display Formats You can choose to display video from the RVS4000 unit in several formats: Single camera (default display), Quad camera view, Multi-camera view, and Sequential cameras.

When Single is selected from the View section of the navigation bar, you see video from the currently selected camera. Video from the other cameras is not visible.

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In this mode you cannot choose a camera to select or resize the displayed images. However, may Stop and Start the display of live video.

When Multi is selected from the View section of the navigation bar, you see video from all four cameras simultaneously. In addition, the selected camera is displayed in an enlarged format.

Figure 9: Multi camera view

In this mode you can choose which camera to display in the enlarged format by selecting an item from the Camera list. You may also Stop and Start the live video stream. However, you cannot resize the images.

When Sequential is selected from the View section of the navigation bar, you see video from all cameras one at a time, for a specified time period.

Figure 10: Sequential camera view

In this mode you can resize the images. You may also Stop and Start the live video stream. However, you cannot choose which camera to display or the order in which the cameras are displayed.

Working in Administrator Mode When you log in to the RVS4000 unit as an administrator, you have more options for controlling the video that you see. You may choose to save images to the RVS4000 unit or to your local PC. If you have domes connected, you can control the pan, tilt, and zoom settings. You have the authority to clear any alarms that occur. You may also change numerous configuration settings for the unit.

Note: If you are currently logged in as a User, you can switch to Administrator mode by clicking the Admin Mode button in the navigation bar. You must know the correct Administrator user name and password to use this function.

Working with Images If you observe suspicious activity while watching video from the RVS4000 unit, you can save the JPEG image to the RVS4000 unit, or you may choose to save the image to your computer hard drive, diskette, or network drive.

Saving Images to the RVS4000

IMPORTANT! The RVS4000 unit has limited image saving capacity.

1. Click Save to Server. 2. The following File Saves window displays.

3. Select the video input, and click Save.


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Viewing Images Saved to the RVS4000

Once files are saved to the RVS4000, you view them at a later time.


3. Click Load or Reload to display the image list.

4. Click the name of an image in the list.

Note: If you do not see the images that have been recently been saved, press Ctrl+F5 to refresh the list.

Deleting Images Saved to the RVS4000

To conserve space on the RVS4000, you need to delete old files.


3. Enter the file name to delete (file extension is

not necessary), and click Delete.

Note: If images appear in the list that have been recently been deleted, press Ctrl+F5 to refresh the list.

Saving Images to a Computer You can choose to save images from the RVS4000 to your hard drive, a diskette drive, or a network drive.

1. Select the camera for the image you want to save.

2. Click Stop.

3. Click Save to PC.

4. The Save As window displays.

5. Select the drive and directory where you want

the file saved. Enter the filename (name.jpg) and click Save.

IMPORTANT! You must enter the file extension JPG to open the file in your preferred image viewer or editor.


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Controlling Domes If you have domes connected to the RVS4000 unit, you can control the domes pan, tilt, zoom, and focus settings.

1. Click P/T/Z Control. The following window displays.

Figure 11: Pan/Tilt/Zoom Control

Note: If AutoFocus and Reset do not appear in the P/T/Z control window, verify that the software is set to American Dynamics on the PTZ configuration settings.

Each control has a series of color-coded buttons identifying the degree of change. Dark blue represents large changes; gray represents small changes.

2. Select a video source to control.

3. Adjust the dome using the Pan, Tilt, Zoom and Focus control buttons.

• Click AutoFocus to return to auto-focus mode on the dome.

• Click Reset if the dome stops responding to commands.

When finished adjusting the dome, click the X button to close the window.

Clearing Alarms If your RVS4000 unit is configured to detect sensor, motion, and video loss alarms, you will need to clear any alarms that are detected.

1. Click Alarm Clear. The following window displays.

2. Click OK to clear the alarm. When the alarm

clears, the following message appears.

3. Click the X button to close the window.

Tilt Up

Zoom Out

Zoom In

FocusFar

Focus Near

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Small Change

Resume Auto Focus

Reset Dome

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Pan Right

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Changing Configuration Settings The following RVS4000 settings can be configured using the browser. Click the Setting Mode button at the bottom of the navigation bar to change the following System Management settings:

• Video Configuration • System Configuration • System Security • Network Configuration • Alarm Configuration • Alarm Operation • DVR Configuration • DVR Operation • PTZ Configuration • Motion Detection

In addition the following options are available:

• Software Upgrade • Alarm Log • Homepage Layout • Version Information

Click an item in the System Management list to display the settings. To return to the video display window, click Go to Display Mode at the bottom of the System Management list.

Video Configuration

Use the Video Configuration page to customize settings specific to video processing on your unit.

Table 2: Video Configuration settings

Setting Options Video Display Select the video inputs to display in

the video display window. If the input is not selected, it will not display.

Video Input Type NTSC or PAL video is supported.

Image Resolution Sets the compression ratio for image transmission. Higher resolution requires more network bandwidth.

Video Quality Sets the video quality for transmission. Available settings are Very Low, Low, Normal, and High. The higher the setting, the slower the transmission speed.

Video Sequence Time (sec)

Sets the number of seconds that elapse before the video changes in Sequential mode. Values range from 1 to 9 seconds.

Date & Time Select to display date/time information with the video images. If not selected, the date/time information will not appear.

Camera ID Select if you want the assigned camera ID to appear on the video display. If not selected, the Camera ID will not display.

Camera ID (description)

The descriptive names assigned to each video input.

WebCamera/ Server Name

The descriptive name assigned to the RVS4000 unit.

Frames per second Controls the number frames per second for the video images. Setting ranges from 1 to 30. Higher settings use more bandwidth and may decrease system performance. Lower frame settings may improve system performance. The default setting is 10.

Click Save to activate the changes.


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System Configuration

Use the System Configuration settings to identify how time information is generated, change the Administrator password, set user IDs and passwords, reboot the unit, and restore factory default settings. After making changes, you will need to scroll to the bottom of the window and click Save for the changes to take effect.

Time Settings

Three choices are available for setting the time:

Set Manually Must enter the date and time in the formats specified.

Sync with Computer Time

Synchronizes the time and date with the connected computer.

Sync with NTP server

Synchronizes the time and date with the NTP server. You must specify the IP address, time zone, and how often the time is synchronized.

Click Save after changing the setting.

Change Administrator Password

This allows the administrator password to be changed from the default setting. The password must be between 6 and 8 characters long, and must include both letters and numbers.

Click Save after changing the setting.

Adding User IDs and Passwords

This setting allows you to configure 8 different User IDs to be used with User mode. User IDs must be 6 to 8 characters long, and passwords must be between 6 and 8 characters and include both letters and numbers.

Click Save after adding or changing the User IDs.

Restarting the RVS4000

If you need to restart the RVS4000 unit, click the Reboot button. This performs the same function as using the hardware Reset function located on the front panel of the RVS4000 unit. It takes approximately 30 to 60 seconds for the reset to take place. There is no indication onscreen that the function is complete. You will need to click Go to Display Mode or log on to the RVS4000 again to access the device.

Restoring Factory Default Settings

CAUTION: Pressing the Preset button on the front panel of the RVS4000 unit restores all settings to the factory defaults, including network settings. Use caution.

Use the Initialize Factory default setting only if the unit must be returned to its original factory configuration settings except for network settings. If you click the Factory Default button, a prompt displays asking for confirmation to restore the factory default settings.


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System Security

CAUTION: This setting is intended for advanced network administration only. If not used correctly, you may accidentally restrict your own access to the RVS4000 unit.

Use the System Security settings to restrict access to the RVS4000 unit based upon the requesters IP address and Subnet mask. You also use the page to change the RVS4000 web server port setting.

IMPORTANT! If you do not understand how to use these settings, make sure that IP Filtering does not have a checkmark () in the Enable setting.

Table 3: System Security Settings

Setting Description IP Filtering Enable

When selected (), IP filtering is active. When not selected, IP filtering is not active.

IP Filtering Setting

Up to ten IP addresses and subnet mask entries may be used. There are four components to the setting.

Set: When selected (), the address is included in the filtering.

IP Address: Enter the IP address to include in the filter.

/Subnet: Number from 0-32 to apply to the network group. Use 0 to apply the setting to the whole group.

Policy: Select Accept to allow access. Select Deny to prevent access.

Web Server Port Setting

Port setting assigned to the RVS4000 unit. The default setting is 80.

Click Save to activate changes.


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Network Configuration Use the Network Configuration settings to change items specific to your network type. The options differ depending upon the selected network type: Static IP, DHCP, PPPoE, and PPP.

Static IP Network

Use Static IP when connecting to 10/100 Base-T network allowing the use of static IP addresses.

Table 4: Static IP Settings

Setting Description DNS Server 1 / 2

Enter IP address assigned to the domain name server(s).

SMTP (email) server

Configure if alarms video frames will be sent to a designated email address. Contact your network administrator for the correct information.

Dynamic DNS Server 1 / 2

Optional with this network type. Contact your network administrator.

Network Type Select Static IP.

IP Address Your network administrator provides this information.

Subnet Address

Your network administrator provides this information.

Gateway Your network administrator provides this information.

Dial In If selected (), dial up access is supported.

If not selected, dial up access is not supported.

Click Save to activate changes. IMPORTANT! The IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway settings were configured as part of the initial hardware set up. Do not change this information without authorization from your network administrator.

DHCP Network

Use DHCP when network automatically assigns the IP address. Use this setting with cable modems.

Table 5: DHCP Settings



SMTP (email) server



Contact your network administrator for the correct information.

Network Type Select DHCP.




IMPORTANT! If the Dynamic DNS Server is set to 211.116.232.66, you must access the RVS4000 unit using the following address in your web browser:

Wxxxxxx.wisecam.co.kr

Where xxxxxx are the last 6-digits of the MAC address found on the bottom of the RVS4000 unit.


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PPPoE (Point-to-Point Over Ethernet) Network

Use PPPoE if using ADSL.

Table 6: PPPoE Settings



SMTP (email) server




Network Type Select PPPoE.

User ID Enter ID used for logging into the RVS4000 unit.

User Password

Enter password used for logging into RVS4000 unit.

Confirm Password

Re-enter password for confirmation. Must match User Password.







PPP (Point-to-Point) Network

IMPORTANT! Some Internet Service Providers (ISP) do not support the dial-out feature on the RVS4000. Check with your ISP to verify compatibility.

Use PPP for ISDN connection or dial-out with analog modem.

Table 7: PPP Settings



SMTP (email) server




Network Type Select PPP.

PPP Type Choose PPP or ISDN.

Operation Type Choose Always or Alarm.

Telephone Number

Telephone number used for connecting to ISP.

User ID Enter ID used for logging into the ISP.

User Password Enter password used for logging into ISP.

Confirm Password

Re-enter password for confirmation. Must match User Password.








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Alarm Configuration

Use Alarm Configuration settings to change the settings associated with alarm input and relay output devices. In addition, motion and video loss detection may be configured for the cameras. You may also choose how images associated with alarms are handled. The appropriate video and alarm devices must be selected on this screen before alarms will operate.

Table 8: Alarm Configuration Settings

Setting Description Sensor Select () the inputs to which sensors are

connected.

If the relay output should be triggered as an alarm response, select () RelayOut, and indicate the number of seconds (1-60) the output should remain active.

Motion Detection Select () the video channels where motion detection is required.

Note: If domes are connected, dome movement will trigger motion alarms.


See “Motion Detection” on page 15 for more information.

Video Loss Select () the video channels where video loss detection is required.


Setting Description Alarm Type Select N.O. for normally open alarm

inputs.

Select N.C. for normally closed alarm inputs.

Transmission Method

Select () FTP to transmit images to the FTP site listed in the FTP Setting section of this page. (Requires FTP software on the host system.)

Select () email to transmit images to email address listed in the Email Setting section of this page.

FTP Host Enter the IP address of the FTP server specified.

User Name Enter the user name to connect to the FTP server.

User Password Enter user password to connect to the FTP server.

Confirm Password

Re-enter user password. Must match the user password entered above.

Destination Path Enter the path where files will be saved on the FTP host computer.

Destination Filename

Enter the file name to be associated with the files.

Recipient Email address

Enter the email address for the user who should receive alarm notification.

Subject Enter a brief description for the alarm message.

Message Enter a brief message concerning the alarm.



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Alarm Operation

Use Alarm Operation settings to identify when alarms should be processed. Ten time slots are available.

Note: When * (asterisks) appear in all fields, the alarm schedule is active at all times.

Table 9: Alarm Operation Settings

Setting Description Alarm Operation Enable

When Enable is selected (), alarm settings are valid during the time periods configured in the Alarm Time Setting section of this page.

Alarm Time Settings

Ten times slots are available for configuration.

Set: Select () to include the start time and finish time and policy information.

Start Time: Select the day of week and time (in 24-hour format) when the system begins monitoring alarms. Select * to include all days and times.

Finish Time: Select the day of week and time (in 24-hour format) when the system stops monitoring alarms. Select * to include all days and times.

Policy: Select Accept to process detected alarms. Select Deny to ignore detected alarms.

Number of Images Before Alarm

Sets the number of images (0-10) captured before the alarm that are included in the alarm images transmitted via FTP or email.

Number of Images After Alarm

Sets the number of images (0-10) captured after the alarm that are included in the alarm images transmitted via FTP or email.

Time Interval (Sec)

Sets the capture rate for alarm images. Ranges from .25 (4 images per second) to 4 (1 every 4 seconds).



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DVR Configuration

Use the DVR Configuration settings if you choose to record digital images to the specified FTP server.

Note: Only JPEG (.jpg) images are recorded, not video clips.

Table 10: DVR Configuration Settings

Setting Description Video Selection Select () the video channels to record.

FTP Host Name Enter the IP address of FTP server specified.

User Name Enter the user name to connect to the FTP server.

User Password Enter user password to connect to the FTP server.

Confirm Password

Re-enter user password. Must match the user password entered above.

Destination Path For each video channel being recorded, enter the destination path where the digital recordings should be saved.

Saved File Name For each video channel being recorded, enter the file name for the recording.


DVR Operation

Use DVR Operation to set the recording schedule for digital recording. Ten time slots may be configured.

Note: When * (asterisks) appear in all fields, the recording schedule is active at all times.

Table 11: DVR Operation Settings

Setting Description DVR Operation Enable

When Enable is selected (), DVR settings valid during the time periods configured in the DVR Time Setting section of this page.

DVR Time Settings

Ten times slots are available for configuration.

Set: Select () to include the start time and finish time and recording information.

Start Time: Select the day of week and time (in 24-hour format) when the recording period starts. Select * to include all days and times.

Finish Time: Select the day of week and time (in 24-hour format) when the recording period stops. Select * to include all days and times.

Record: Select On to indicate recording is active during the selected period. Select Off to indicate the recording is not active detected alarms.

Time Period Represents the recording rate. The range is .25 (4 images per second) to 40 (1 image every 40 seconds).



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PTZ Configuration

Use the P/T/Z Configuration page to configure settings associated with domes.

Table 12: P/T/Z Configuration Settings

Setting Description

P/T/Z Enable Select () the video channels to which domes are connected.

Manufacturer Select the manufacturer of the dome. Use American Dynamics for SpeedDomes.

Baud Rate (bps)

Select transmission speed for dome commands. Use 4800 for American Dynamics domes.

Data Bits (length)

Use 8 for American Dynamics domes.

Stop Bits Use 1 for American Dynamics domes.

Parity Bit Use None for American Dynamics domes.

Device ID Default is the only available setting.

PTZ Controller

Use American Dynamics for SpeedDomes.


Motion Detection

Use the Motion Detection settings to configure settings to monitor for Motion Alarms.

1. Select the Video Source. 2. Click the View Grid button to see which areas

are currently monitored. A 5x5 grid displays over the current video.

3. Click the grid to activate/deactivate motion detection. Areas with active motion detection appear with cross-hatching (see below).

4. Select the Sensitivity setting. The values

range from 3 (high sensitivity) to 25 (low sensitivity). Note: Click Refresh Image to update the video scene.

5. Click Configuration Save to activate the changes.

6. The Motion Detection confirmation window appears. Click Close.

Active motion

detection No motion detection


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Other Administrator Tasks Follow these procedures to update the RVS4000 software, view the Alarm Log, change the display layout, and view version information.

Software Upgrade

Use the Software Upgrade feature to update the software for the RVS4000 unit. The following files will be used: upgrade.usr, upgrade.sys, and user.tar.gz.

WARNING: Do not stop the update or reset the RVS4000 unit during this process. Irreparable damage to the unit may occur. Wait until the “update complete” message appears on your screen.

1. Click Software Upgrade in the navigation bar. 2. Click Browse. The Choose file window displays. 3. Locate the file named upgrade.usr. Click Open. 4. The file name and path information appear in the

entry field. Click Update. 5. When the “update complete” message appears,

click OK. 6. The RVS4000 unit must be restarted for the update

to be activated. Click System Configuration from the System Management navigation bar. Click Reboot.

7. Click Software Upgrade in the navigation bar. 8. Click Browse. The Choose file window displays. 9. Locate the file named upgrade.sys. Click Open. 10. The file name and path information appear in the


click OK. 12. Click Browse. The Choose file window displays. 13. Locate the file named user.tar.gz. Click Open. 14. The file name and path information appear in the


click OK. 16. The RVS4000 unit must be restarted for the update

to be activated. Click System Configuration from the System Management navigation bar. Click Reboot.

17. Wait approximately 30 seconds before accessing

the RVS4000 unit. Login as administrator to verify the new software version. See Viewing Version Information on page 17.

Note: Check the software version after the update completes.

Viewing the Alarm Log

Use the Alarm Log page to view information about alarms detected by the RVS4000 unit. Information concerning the date, time, and type of alarm appear in the list.

• Click Refresh to update the alarm log list.

• Click Log Clear to remove all current entries in the log, and start a new list.

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Customizing the Homepage Layout

Use the Homepage Layout page to customize the appearance of the browser access to the RVS4000 unit. The items you may change are:

• Initial login screen background image

• Logo image

• Background color (must know the hex value for the RGB color setting)

• Link the logo to your company web site

• Display Mode Title (appears above video images)

• Display Mode Bottom Description (appears below video images)

Viewing Version Information

Use the Version Information page to identify the current software versions for the RVS4000 unit. The following version information is available:

• System

• Application

• Homepage & CGI

• Active X

• Kernel

Using Dial-in Access If you need to access the RVS4000 unit via dial-in, you must know the telephone number and correct login information.

IMPORTANT! Creating a dial-up connection varies depending on your operating system. If using Microsoft Windows 98/NT/2000/ME/XP, this configuration is found in the Control Panel. Refer to the information included with your operating system to configure the dial-up connection.

Dialing In to the RVS4000 Unit Before attempting to dial-in to the RVS4000 unit, verify that the Dial-in Enable checkbox is selected () on the Network Configuration screen. See Network Configuration starting on page 10.

1. Connect to the RVS4000 unit using Dial-Up Networking.

2. When prompted for the User ID and password, enter:

User ID wcam

Password wcam

3. Start the web browser (Internet Explorer or Netscape).

4. Enter 192.168.10.1 in the Address field.

5. See “Logging On to the RVS4000” on page 2 to begin using the RVS4000 unit.


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Specifications Software Operating System .................. Embedded Linux Video Server Browser Client .. Microsoft Internet Explorer

4.0 (or higher) or Netscape

Software upgrade................... Flash memory allows software version updates via TCP/IP

Video Image Compression............... Method Motion JPEG Compression Level ................ 4 level Resolution .............................. 640x480, 320x240,

160x120 Performance .......................... Single: 30 frames/second

Quad: 5 frames/second

Network Interface LAN Interface ......................... Ethernet (10/100 Base-T) Protocols ................................ TCP/IP, ARP, RARP,

HTTP, FTP, SMTP, ICMP, DHCP

Connectors Video Input............................. 4x BNC connector, 75Ω

(PAL, NTSC, EIA, CCIR) Loop Through Output ............. 4x BNC connector, auto-

terminating Pan/Tilt/Zoom control ............. 2-pin, snap on type,

RS422 half-duplex Alarm Input/Output................. 8-pin, snap on type Network Interface................... RJ-45, CAT 5 Modem ................................... 9-pin Serial Power..................................... DC power jack

Alarm Input ....................................... 4 channels (NO/NC

software selectable) Output .................................... NO/NC relay output

Electrical DC Voltage............................. 12VDC (±10%) Power Consumption............... 12 watts, maximum

Mechanical Dimensions (H x W x D)......... 44 x 218 x 215mm

(1.73 x 8.58 x 8.46 in) Unit Weight ............................ 1.1kg (2.42 lbs.) Shipping weight...................... 2.2kg (4.4 lbs.) Color ...................................... Black

Environmental Operating Temperature.......... 0 to 50°C (32 to 122°F) Storage Temperature............. -30 to 60°C (-22 to 140°F) Relative Humidity ................... 85% (non-condensing)

Declarations

Regulatory Compliance Emissions ...........................FCC, Part 15 (Class B)

CE: EN55022 ICES-003

Immunity.............................EN50130-4 Safety .................................UL2044 EN60950 FCC COMPLIANCE: This equipment complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules for intentional radiators and Class A digital devices when installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual. Following these rules provides reasonable protection against harmful interference from equipment operated in a commercial area. This equipment should not be installed in a residential area as it can radiate radio frequency energy that could interfere with radio communications, a situation the user would have to fix at their own expense. EQUIPMENT MODIFICATION CAUTION: Equipment changes or modifications not expressly approved by Sensormatic Electronics Corporation, the party responsible for FCC compliance, could void the user's authority to operate the equipment and could create a hazardous condition.

See “RVS4000 Overview” on page 1.

Other Declarations WARRANTY DISCLAIMER: Sensormatic Electronics Corporation makes no representation or warranty with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. Further, Sensormatic Electronics Corporation reserves the right to revise this publication and make changes from time to time in the content hereof without obligation of Sensormatic Electronics Corporation to notify any person of such revision or changes. LIMITED RIGHTS NOTICE: For units of the Department of Defense, all documentation and manuals were developed at private expense and no part of it was developed using Government Funds. The restrictions governing the use and disclosure of technical data marked with this legend are set forth in the definition of “limited rights” in paragraph (a) (15) of the clause of DFARS 252.227.7013. Unpublished - rights reserved under the Copyright Laws of the United States. TRADEMARK NOTICE: Robot, and the Robot logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sensormatic Electronics Corporation, a division of Tyco International. Microsoft Internet Explorer is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Netscape is a service mark of Netscape Communications Corp. Other product names mentioned herein may be trademarks or registered trademarks of other companies. No part of this guide may be reproduced in any form without written permission from Sensormatic Electronics Corporation. BSL 06/2002

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